All of this is casting doubt on Mr Hollande's future.
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Trent Franks, a conservative Republican from Arizona, casting doubt on Comey's report.
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They directly target Jewish Americans, casting doubt on their character and patriotism.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is casting doubt on the entire process.
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Several also blamed a frothy news cycle for casting doubt on the industry.
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The Arizona teachers union is casting doubt on a deal announced by Gov.
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In his mind, acknowledging Russian meddling could mean casting doubt on his 2016 victory.
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And Fields's Breitbart colleague Patrick Howley went further still, casting doubt on Fields's story.
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They still had five papers showing promise for oxytocin, and only one casting doubt.
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So casting doubt about the blood evidence was an effective strategy for the defense.
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I'm not casting doubt upon those who are expansively praising an artist they love.
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They both have an interest in casting doubt on whether Russia attacked our elections.
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Trump keeps casting doubt on Russia's culpability for cyberattacks on the 2016 election campaign.
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Mr. Chamisa has made statements casting doubt on the integrity of the electoral process.
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But Wall Street analysts like Craig Moffett have been casting doubt on those claims.
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But only 43 percent of eligible voters took part, casting doubt on the vote's impact.
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He called the Saudi investigation of Mr Khashoggi's death credible, before casting doubt on it.
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But Corker, a powerful Tennessee Republican, is now among those casting doubt on the nomination.
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And by undermining Hillary Clinton and casting doubt on the result, it could weaken her.
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He involved Jeff Sessions, casting doubt on integrity of the Justice Department Former Alabama Sen.
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Otherwise, you might get prominent politicians like Trump casting doubt on the entire electoral process.
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Given the number of factors casting doubt on her claims, that relative obscurity is probably justified.
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He had a rocky start, with senior lawmakers casting doubt on his suitability for the job.
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Nickerson, casting doubt on the proposition that every court case is a matter of public concern.
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N, casting doubt on a combination that had signaled optimism about the future of offshore exploration.
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The July PNAS paper was the latest in a string of papers casting doubt fMRI science.
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Casting doubt on the independence of the Justice Department was the straw that broke Nixon's back.
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It undermines the government ethics program by casting doubt on the integrity of government decision making.
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But two owners say they did not vote on the policy, casting doubt on Goodell's statement.
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And the business of casting doubt on someone's Judaism — particularly a Jew of color — is quite dubious.
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In a recent case, Kavanaugh wrote a dissent casting doubt on the high court's jurisprudence about abortion.
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But inflation and wage growth remain subdued, casting doubt over the long-term sustainability of the recovery.
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But old photos of Trudeau in blackface and brownface surfaced last month, casting doubt on his judgment.
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U.S. SUPREME COURT LEAVES IN PLACE LOWER COURT RULING CASTING DOUBT ON HOUSTON'S GAY MARRIAGE SPOUSAL BENEFITS
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Trump has already unsettled leaders of other advanced economies by casting doubt on the nation's international commitments.
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It's the first statement so far from the U.S. government on the report, casting doubt on the findings.
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Or is it already done and just wants to harvest, thus casting doubt on the minotaur funding model.
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McSally's campaign and state-level GOP officials ignored national Republicans' tactics of casting doubt on the election's results.
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In challenging the FDAs finding, however, the healthcare giant is casting doubt on one of its own experts.
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But he said the two sides were "extremely polarized," casting doubt on the possibility of salvaging the talks.
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Kaine specifically knocked Trump for casting doubt on the intelligence community's assessment of Russian interference in the election.
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The release comes at a time when the intelligence community is casting doubt on WikiLeaks and its motives.
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For example, at 27A, the clue is "Casting doubt on," and the answer should be CALLING INTO QUESTION.
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Some are casting doubt on Wolff's account, citing previous cases where his words were challenged by those involved.
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But they also found that most of the studies had significant methodological flaws, casting doubt on the findings.
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"Cunliffe prompted surprise with some comments casting doubt on a November rate hike," RBC analysts wrote in a note.
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Pruitt has a record of casting doubt on mainstream climate science and working hand-in-hand with oil companies.
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She is distracting from the evidence and veracity of his observations by casting doubt on his motives and legitimacy.
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They pointed to research—often funded by the tobacco industry —casting doubt on the link between cigarettes and cancer.
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But numerous GOP senators strongly oppose the border adjustment tax, casting doubt on how much rates can be cut.
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Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Colo.) released a statement Monday night casting doubt on national security adviser Michael Flynn's position.
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Casting doubt on the legitimacy of the result on June 23rd is a first step towards a second referendum.
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But rather than congratulating his opponent, he instead left with a parting shot, casting doubt on the democratic process.
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The special counsel took the extremely rare step of issuing a statement and purposefully casting doubt on BuzzFeed's story.
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Naturally, the internet reacted in its predictable, over-caffeinated fashion, casting doubt and shade at Samsung's new flagship phone.
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Soon after Mr. Graham's statement, Mr. Trump interjected on Twitter casting doubt on whether lawmakers can reach a deal.
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Yet as far back as the 1970s, researchers were already casting doubt on low serotonin as a prime cause.
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The analysis has helped fuel conspiracy theories on the right casting doubt on Russia's role in the hacking operation.
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Since then, details have emerged of repeated meetings between Trump aides and Russian officials, casting doubt on the President's words.
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Finally, welcome to Wall Street Journal, they&aposre now casting doubt, welcome aboard, guys, on Mueller&aposs ongoing witch-hunt.
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New research is now casting doubt on this discovery, with scientists saying the rock structures are of non-biological origin.
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Goldman Sachs' (GS) Jan Hatzius published a note to clients this weekend casting doubt on the insurance rate cut theory.
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To remind, Mr Trump has said the alliance is "obsolete", upsetting Europeans by casting doubt on its mutual-defence commitment.
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But after the complaint was made public, the president began a more nuanced attack: casting doubt on the whistleblower's accuracy.
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Far from casting doubt on it, Mr Trump needs to make America's support for the status quo clearer than ever.
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Investors have since been left wondering about the BOJ's intentions and casting doubt on its resolve to cap bond yields.
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Earlier this month AT&T said it will start 5G trials in 2016 after casting doubt on Verizon's previous announcement.
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But the latest inflation reports from major economies were surprisingly soft, casting doubt on how far rates should be raised.
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The European Union has also called for the upcoming electoral contests to be put off, casting doubt on their integrity.
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But last October the U.S. drugmaker withdrew an application for European approval, casting doubt over its prospects in the region.
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Trump sent two tweets casting doubt on the estimate reached by researchers at George Washington University (GWU) earlier this year.
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Earlier this year, Erdogan had said his government would not consider news investments, casting doubt on the $16 billion plan.
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Now he's worried that his injury will jeopardize his basketball career, casting doubt over a potential scholarship and his future.
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In the other case, the three victims were Muslim cattle traders, casting doubt on that theory as the only motive.
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EU leaders are very publicly casting doubt on Johnson's ambitious timeline of getting everything sorted by the end of 2020.
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Just in: DOJ official responds "zero tolerance policy is still in effect," casting doubt on this report of suspended prosecutions.
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Authorities have already touted the program as a success, in the process casting doubt on some of the gun estimates.
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It succeeded in its immediate goal, disrupting the election and casting doubt on the integrity of the American voting process.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to ramp up tariffs on China, casting doubt on trade talks between the two sides.
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Mr Chinchilla was not on a list of five candidates considered by congress, casting doubt on the legality of his appointment.
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When shown to Tanner, he realizes Kevin was falsely accused of calling the police, casting doubt on his own bombshell accusation.
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In a news conference before Warmbier's death, they said they found no evidence of botulism, casting doubt on North Korea's claim.
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The case is not the only one casting doubt on the city's commitment to transparency on the part of the police.
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Trump attracted considerable scrutiny then for casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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But he also said that "other people" could have been involved, a statement echoing past statements casting doubt on Russia's role.
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But analysts are now casting doubt on whether this year's sales will match last year's record number of 17.4 million vehicles.
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But he also said that "other people" could have been involved, a statement echoing past remarks casting doubt on Russia's role.
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With the U.S. president casting doubt on the continued usefulness of NATO, mutual defense arrangements with Gulf States look particularly vulnerable.
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Ties with top shareholder Renault SA have been deeply strained, casting doubt on the future of the Franco-Japanese automaking alliance.
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But Posert said he doesn't understand giving a platform to a columnist he sees as intentionally casting doubt on climate science.
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That review is still ongoing, but Durham took the unusual step of casting doubt on Horowitz's conclusions after they came out.
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But he has voiced frustration with Beijing at times, casting doubt on the country's ability to crack down on North Korea.
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But Trump attacked Chicago's gun laws, often inaccurately held up as the strictest in the nation, casting doubt on their effectiveness.
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Conservatives were casting doubt on the reality of planetary warming by pointing to "the lack of scientific certainty" around the issue.
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But tonight, in the opening parlay between the bastards, there she rode, casting doubt, suspicion and judgment upon everything in her way.
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And in his press conference he repeatedly suggested that the agencies had done the leaking, casting doubt on their conduct and loyalty.
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Moreover, at many of these schools, enrollment has been falling and profits shrinking, casting doubt on the future health of the industry.
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Friday evening at the Pensacola Bay Center, Trump began his big pitch for Moore by casting doubt on one of Moore's accusers.
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The incursion could derail the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia, casting doubt on Russia's ability to mediate an end to the war.
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The biggest moment of the night was Trump's refusal to accept his forthcoming defeat, casting doubt on the validity of the election.
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Newsstands in the U.K. are once again filled with headlines casting doubt on Theresa May's ability to stay on as prime minister.
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Fox News has pushed the line from Customs and Border Protection that it's all misinformation, casting doubt on firsthand accounts by Rep.
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She pulled out of the Italian Open on Friday with a hand injury, casting doubt on her ability to start in Paris.
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Some Republican lawmakers have been casting doubt on those probes, and one led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, a former FBI Director.
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But he also said that "other people" could have also been involved, a statement echoing past remarks casting doubt on Russia's role.
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Castello Branco's statement comes as analysts and investors are casting doubt on Petrobras' strategy to sell assets and reduce its debt load.
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In the past few months, however, that plan has appeared to unravel in a swirl of litigation, casting doubt on its viability.
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But a new review of studies done in Europe is casting doubt on the ability of marijuana to truly address cancer pain.
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It also noted his "disturbing comments" about nuclear weapons and his history of casting doubt on the scientific consensus on climate change.
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Syria, meanwhile, rejected any outside monitoring, including from the United Nations, of negotiated "de-escalation zones," casting doubt on the entire program.
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Rumors began to swirl and take on their own lives, casting doubt on anyone who dared to speak authoritatively on the subject.
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And he signaled to China that the taboo topic of Taiwan is on the table, casting doubt on 40 years of diplomatic protocol.
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Did President Trump bungle the moment in Helsinki by casting doubt on American intelligence findings that Russian agents "meddled" in the 2016 election?
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Any comments or behaviours casting doubt on China's economic system is not in line wit the country's policy, Xinhua reported Xi as saying.
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The Trump campaign has denied those accounts, and Breitbart published an article, after initially calling for an apology, casting doubt on Lewandowski's involvement.
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Taliban sources had previously said they would stay away from the discussions in Muscat, casting doubt on prospects for reviving long-stalled negotiations.
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Fake news was specifically called out for potentially causing panic around the globe and casting doubt on the integrity of our electoral systems.
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And Pelosi is casting doubt on the company's innocence, pointing out their complicity in planting the seeds for past and current public manipulation.
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The nationwide network of for-profit schools closed its doors two months after she finished, casting doubt on the quality of her degree.
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The conservatives have struck back, casting doubt on the reformists' patriotism and mocking the support they have received from the BBC's Persian service.
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Clayton made further comments casting doubt on the usefulness of cryptocurrencies as currency, citing common concerns around how market volatility makes transactions difficult.
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But progress toward a final deal has been slow and marred by violence, casting doubt on protesters' hopes for civilian rule and democracy.
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But the following year, a group of physicists at the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen published a paper casting doubt on LIGO's analysis.
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Rather than casting doubt on Judge Gorsuch, the complaints about Reese demonstrate the lawless attitude of some elements of the gun control lobbies.
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But her rhetoric has at times crossed the line into more pernicious territory, casting doubt on the value of taking such drugs altogether.
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In defending the FBI, Gowdy broke ranks with Trump's repeated attempts to discredit the Mueller investigation by casting doubt on the underlying case.
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Beijing has shunned Australian officials in recent months, casting doubt on a visit to China by Turnbull expected some time later this year.
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There has been a rush by Republicans to rebuke the president for casting doubt on the assessments provided by his own intelligence officials.
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He has repeatedly said Trump wants to interview with the special counsel's team, while simultaneously casting doubt on the chances of it happening.
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On Monday, he literally joined Putin in casting doubt on US intelligence in statements that didn't even try to engage with the evidence.
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The resignations have fostered a deep distrust among many eurosceptics in her party, undermining her position and casting doubt over the Brexit process.
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Trump has announced his intention to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord, casting doubt on the science underpinning the agreement.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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The coronavirus outbreak upended many upcoming international sporting events, most recently casting doubt on whether the Tokyo Summer Games could advance as scheduled.
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The French singles players looked out of their depths on Friday, casting doubt on the chances of a comeback in Sunday's reverse singles.
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But then came a new twist — election officials' decision to name Tshisekedi the winner when independent observers are casting doubt on his victory.
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In January, a Brazilian appeals court unanimously upheld the corruption conviction of Lula da Silva, casting doubt on his plans to run again.
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Arizona's Jeff Flake, to name one, rebuked Trump for casting doubt on Kavanaugh's accusers and may no longer be in the nominee's corner.
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Trump has also denied a quid pro quo in his dealings with Ukraine, distancing himself from witnesses and casting doubt on their credibility.
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Oh, and a self-driving Uber car killed a pedestrian, casting doubt on just how soon the promised AI-directed future might arrive.
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More recently, he's pushed for unilateral strikes in Iran and North Korea, while casting doubt on Russia's role in 2016 election-related hacking.
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I tuned into Tucker Carlson's show, and he also spent a good chunk of it casting doubt on whether Trump had behaved improperly.
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But handsets with cells from another supplier - China's Amperex Technology Ltd (ATL) - continued to catch fire, casting doubt on the faulty battery explanation.
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Clearly, the main messaging from the administration is aimed at casting doubt on the whistleblower, and Senate Republicans aren't shy about following suit.
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While working in security at Bear Stearns in 2001, he was not shy about casting doubt on the reductions in crime under Mr. Giuliani.
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The Enquirer has naturally protected its sources, and Bezos' investigation hasn't turned up any firm evidence, aside from casting doubt on conventional hacking claims.
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According to research by environmental scholar Andrew Hoffman published in 2011, nearly 40 percent of all articles casting doubt on climate change mentioned Gore.
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Trump drew widespread criticism after the summit for casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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The White House has been engulfed in controversy since the summit because of Trump's remarks casting doubt on Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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All three were arrested last month in a sweep that targeted women's rights groups, casting doubt on the Crown Prince's much-touted reform effort.
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Predictably, the President exploded on Twitter, denying wrongdoing, slamming his own FBI and casting doubt on whether justice would be served by Mueller's investigation.
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DBRS said earlier this month it was placing Italy under review, casting doubt over the country's last "A" grade rating from a major agency.
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One of the leading voices casting doubt on Obama's citizenship was Donald Trump, who repeatedly called into question the authenticity of Obama's birth certificate.
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Last week, multiple media reports surfaced casting doubt on Cohn's future after he was unable to dissuade Trump from imposing steel and aluminum tariffs.
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But the looming Senate trial was top of mind for many, with some leading Democrats casting doubt on whether it would happen at all.
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With Mr Trump casting doubt on the benefits of global free trade, Mrs May sees the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, as a potential economic ally.
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Private consumption slid 0.1% and capital expenditure dropped 0.3%, casting doubt on policymakers' view that solid domestic demand will offset the pain from slowing exports.
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Not to be left out, three separate presidential campaigns set about either casting doubt on the declared results or simply releasing some of their own.
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She also claims Giesea commissioned artists to make memes, casting doubt on how much of Trump's supposedly populist online presence was bought and paid for.
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But opposition leader Raila Odinga has pulled out, alleging a failure to improve oversight of the election, casting doubt on how the vote will proceed.
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Fed colleagues have had mixed reactions to his initiative, casting doubt on whether his recommendations will go anywhere once he makes them later this year.
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Labeling someone working for law enforcement as a spy is simply a creative way of manipulating public opinion and casting doubt on a revered institution.
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A report from Bloomberg News said Chinese officials have been casting doubt about the possibility of a long-term U.S.-China trade deal being struck.
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But Trump continues to equivocate, casting doubt on whether Russia attacked our presidential election in 2016 and continues to pose a threat to our democracy.
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Some investors believe the election will deliver an even stronger mandate for anti-establishment, euroskeptic politicians, casting doubt on Italy's future in the euro zone.
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Two people who commented on this Hacker News thread also said their passwords were unique, casting doubt on the veracity of a credential stuffing attack.
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For years, federal judges in New York City have been issuing rulings in individual criminal cases casting doubt on the credibility of some police testimony.
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He says he was moved to action by Trump's accusers and their stories ... whom he believes Trump is undermining by casting doubt on the tape.
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Separately, Lavrov also said it is a pity that the Trump administration was casting doubt on the 2015 deal to curtail Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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By nightfall, liberals and conservatives alike were tossing around allegations of vote tampering and election rigging, and casting doubt over the legitimacy of the caucuses.
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Casting doubt on the women who come forward with their stories, as Trump and Moore have, acts as an accelerant of the current political flames.
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They could also attack the manner in which he was sent to New York, some lawyers said, casting doubt on whether he was properly extradited.
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Speaking of Avenatti, he appears to have responded to Allred's press conference ... and seems to be casting doubt on the veracity of her client's claims.
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Drumheller was a vocal critic of the Bush administration, claiming that it ignored intelligence casting doubt on its claims concerning Iraq's alleged weapons of mass destruction.
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The CIA has reportedly concluded Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing, but Trump has been casting doubt on that assessment throughout the week.
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Already, the show is directing its gaze toward our obsession with fame while also casting doubt on what O. J. was really up to that evening.
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Newman, a postdoctoral fellow at Australian National University who studies wheat genomics using machine learning, wrote the recent PLOS Biology paper casting doubt on longevity claims.
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But as cybersecurity experts try to parse the supposed confession — and why it's only coming to light now — some are casting doubt on the hacker's assertion.
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A little later Mr Trump mocked her, casting doubt on the existence of climate change after he noticed snow on Ms Klobuchar's bare head in Minnesota.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday emphasized that he was eager to hear from Ford — while simultaneously casting doubt on the legitimacy of her allegations.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese sportswear company ANTA Sports Products Ltd on Friday dismissed a short seller report casting doubt on its revenue as "inaccurate and misleading".
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"Don't be fooled," a banner at the end of the ad reads, apparently casting doubt on Manchin's willingness to work with Trump after he was elected.
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Cordray also points out that Congress banned the arbitration clauses from mortgages and did not injure that market, casting doubt on Noreika's safety and soundness concerns.
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Instead, Democrats and a sizable group of Republicans spoke out against him, rebuking his statements casting doubt on US intelligence agencies' assessments on Russian election interference.
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Trump has maintained his innocence, repeatedly casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the election in order to help his candidacy.
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Casting doubt on victims' compelling accounts of trauma doesn't make a man a sexual assailant himself, but it doesn't make him an advocate for women either.
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Tom Carper, recently said they have reviewed documents, including assessments by the Secret Service and EPA's Intelligence Office, casting doubt on the severity of the concerns.
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There would arguably be no President Trump without the racist campaign he waged to elevate himself by casting doubt on Obama's birthplace, and thus his legitimacy.
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A new study suggests that a camera technique used to spot polar bear dens identifies fewer than half of them, casting doubt on the tactic's effectiveness.
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Defense lawyers countered by casting doubt on the men's testimony, suggesting that they could be embellishing their accounts to try to curry favor with the government.
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The Obama administration is casting doubt on a Senate bill to tackle opioid abuse, warning it would "do little to address the epidemic" without more funding.
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Foster said the "underlying motivations" of undermining democratic institutions and casting doubt on election results will remain constant, but the trolls have already evolved their tactics.
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Senate Democrats are casting doubt on the feasibility of a new initiative from the Grocery Manufacturers Association (GMA) aimed at labeling foods with genetically modified ingredients.
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He puts forward new accusers of Clinton's misdeeds and demands that they be believed while casting doubt on the women who have accused him of assault.
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Lori Garver, the deputy administrator of NASA during the Obama presidency, is casting doubt that the space agency can meet the deadline it has set for itself.
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But overall most political ideologies have not been about casting doubt — they've claimed to be telling the truth about the way the world is or should be.
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S. trade war has hurt exports and business sentiment, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that robust domestic demand will offset the pain from the global slowdown.
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In this exclusive clip provided to Mashable, Ferguson explores the influence of the fossil fuel lobby in casting doubt on the science of human-caused global warming.
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The Senate approved the levy Thursday morning, a move that will likely anger the U.S. But French officials aren't the only ones casting doubt on Facebook's Libra.
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Interim CEO Allen Parker signaled the board is still seeking an outsider for the job, casting doubt on recent speculation that he could get the gig permanently.
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It's not clear May will get the majority she expected, casting doubt on how smoothly the U.K.'s negotiations to unwind from the European Union will go.
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The top Democrat on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee is casting doubt on the prospect of Congress finishing a waterways bill in the lame-duck session.
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The nation's third-largest health insurer is casting doubt on its future in the ObamaCare marketplace, offering a stark reversal from its relatively optimistic outlook last fall.
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The new machine will also serve as a swift response to critics casting doubt over the company's future because of a lack of new and innovative products.
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Leaders hardened their insistence that Britain should be out of the European Union before the election, so as to avoid casting doubt on the EU legislature's legitimacy.
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Household spending slumped in April and service-sector activity slowed in May, casting doubt on the strength of consumption - which makes up 60 percent of the economy.
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The president drew widespread criticism for seemingly siding with Putin and casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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GOVERNMENT REVERSAL Salles' recognition that deforestation is indeed on the rise comes after months of the government casting doubt on preliminary monthly data showing destruction was skyrocketing.
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Last week, the mine said it would weigh alternatives to guarantee electricity supply, after casting doubt on state plans to build a power plant in the region.
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The Trump campaign has denied Ms. Fields's account, and Breitbart, after initially requesting an apology, later published an article casting doubt on whether Mr. Lewandowski was involved.
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The hack was successful, casting doubt on the reliability of those systems, but state leaders claimed the test was unfair and a poor indicator of caucus security.
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President Trump kowtowed to Vladimir Putin, praising the Russian leader as a potential partner and casting doubt on accusations of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Mr. Cuomo also changed course — within the span of a Sunday afternoon — deciding to close New York City's schools hours after casting doubt on such a plan.
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Stock futures took a wild ride heading into Tuesday's Wall Street open, casting doubt on the reliability of premarket trading as an indicator of where things stand.
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But his rival, opposition leader Abdullah Abdullah, has also claimed victory, casting doubt on the government's legitimacy in ways that could undermine its negotiations with the Taliban.
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EU regulators have recently taken a harder line on mergers in the mobile telecoms market, casting doubt on claims that consolidation leads to higher investment in networks.
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He has also expressed skepticism about economics in the past by casting doubt on official government employment statistics and expert opinions about the health of the economy.
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The North Korean missile's maximum velocity was "far below" that, Mr. Han said, casting doubt that it had been put through a proper atmospheric re-entry test.
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He lingered awhile to banter about politics with the customer in Mr. McCollin's chair, casting doubt on whether impeachment hearings were worth all the time and energy.
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Negotiations have begun for a possible monitoring agreement, but Mr. Sessions has indicated he thinks the report was shoddy, casting doubt on the prospect of a deal.
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Airbnb reportedly lost money last year as costs outpaced revenue, casting doubt on the company's private valuation and the timing of its planned public debut this year.
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Taliban sources said they had not yet received an invitation and planned to skip Monday's discussions in Muscat, casting doubt on efforts to revive long-stalled negotiations.
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Trump last year announced his intent to leave the Paris agreement, calling it harmful to the U.S. economy and casting doubt on the climate science underpinning the accord.
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Casting doubt on those plans however, airport police warned of a planned strike on Sunday in protest over what they said were lax security measures planned by authorities.
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And, apparently casting doubt on the child's paternity, he wrote that once he was well again, they would do the DNA test that Anna had been asking for.
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Trump said during the presidential campaign that he would make the United States' defense of its Western allies conditional, casting doubt on the key pillar of the alliance.
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However, President Donald Trump said on Sunday he did not want the United States to do business with Huawei for national security reasons, casting doubt over the decision.
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Analysts are now casting doubt on the U.S. Department of Agriculture's early November forecast that 2019 corn plantings will rise about 3 million acres to 92.0 million acres.
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S. trade war has hurt Japanese exports and business sentiment, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that robust domestic demand will offset the pain from the global slowdown.
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But in practice, these forces rely heavily on U.S. Special Operators in conceiving, planning, and carrying out operations, casting doubt on their ability to work without U.S. support.
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S. trade war has hurt Japan's exports and business sentiment, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that robust domestic demand will offset the pain from the global slowdown.
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Democrats and environmentalists opposed Pruitt's nomination to lead the EPA due to his close relationship with fossil fuel companies and his history of casting doubt on climate change.
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Early in the day, the International Energy Agency said that oil demand growth would fall further in 2016, casting doubt on hopes that oil prices might have bottomed.
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However, skepticism abounds about official Chinese economic data, which some say vastly inflates growth, casting doubt on China's targeting of at least 6.5 percent annual growth until 2020.
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Mansell also spared a thought for Honda, McLaren's beleaguered engine partners, after comments by the team's executive director Zak Brown casting doubt on the future of the partnership.
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There are already sees signs of turmoil after the North Korea decision, with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders casting doubt on whether the meeting would even take place.
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This is Carlson's attempt to deflect attention from the national outrage over Trump casting doubt on the US intelligence community's determination that Russia meddled in our 2016 election.
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Many have walked a fine line between accepting the conclusions and casting doubt on the possibility of collusion between Trump associates and Moscow, which is under federal investigation.
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High journalistic standards, paradoxically, work in GRU's favour, as stories come with the Kremlin's official denials casting doubt as well as pundits second-guessing even solid forensic evidence.
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But orders remain on track to contract for the second year this year, with global headwinds emerging for 2017, casting doubt on the sustainability of the recent upswing.
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A spate of attacks in France and the threat of further ones across Europe have spooked the continent, casting doubt over the Olympic candidacies of Paris and Rome.
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No non-governmental organisations or independent actors will be part of the committee, however, casting doubt over how effective it will be and drawing condemnation from some critics.
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Senator Cotton suggested that the SEC should reconsider its policy in light of First Amendment precedent casting doubt on the government's authority to erect prior restraints on speech.
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But the hearings revealed general insurers breached self-imposed regulations on over 31,000 occasions without penalty in recent years, casting doubt on the industry's ability to regulate itself.
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Casting doubt on the motives and authenticity of people fighting for progressive causes is the right's primary political tool, with efforts now led out of the White House.
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There are multiple media reports casting doubt on Cohn's future in the White House after he was unable to convince Trump not to impose steel and aluminium tariffs.
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HK said on Saturday there is no time frame for a mainland share offering, casting doubt on Beijing's efforts to lure foreign-listed Chinese tech giants back home.
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Credit ratings agency DBRS said on Friday it was placing Italy under review with negative implications, casting doubt over the country's last "A" grade rating from a major agency.
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Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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But others, including the pick to run the State Department, Rex Tillerson, are facing more political opposition, casting doubt on whether or not they can receive a timely confirmation.
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But separate data showed inflation-adjusted real wages fell 2.5 percent in March from a year earlier, the biggest decline since 2015, casting doubt about the resilience of consumption.
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But Kwon says that the current performance is thanks to decisions made in the past, casting doubt over the company's ability to predict trends and grow in the future.
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Why this matters: This is Mueller knocking down another recurring Trump talking point: Casting doubt about the degree to which Russia interfered in the 2016 election on his behalf.
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EU had tried to accelerate CMU after several early initiatives unveiled in 2015 became bogged down, casting doubt that the project's "building blocks" would be in place by 2019.
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The video begins with brief clips of four prominent Republicans — President Donald Trump, Rick Santorum, Tom DeLay, and Kimberly Guilfoyle — each casting doubt upon climate change during TV appearances.
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But it's also true that productivity growth in general has been slow in recent decades, casting doubt on the idea that this is a time of unusually huge innovation.
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The talks failed to agree on major new steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, casting doubt over President Donald Trump's economic and security relations with Beijing.
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SXEP closed 2.2 percent weaker, mirroring steep losses in crude oil prices after OPEC said October output reached another record, casting doubt on whether it can limit persisting oversupply.
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A WikiLeaks news conference earlier this week failed to live up the hype that surrounded it, however, casting doubt on whether the organization can follow through on its threats.
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Clinton's chief of staff, Cheryl D. Mills — exerted too much influence over the Accountability Review Board that conducted the department's own inquiry, casting doubt on its independence and findings.
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Trump claimed in a tweet that there are close to 26 million immigrants living in the U.S. illegally, casting doubt on the more commonly cited figure of 11 million.
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President Trump said Friday night that the chances of avoiding a government shutdown are "not looking good," casting doubt on Congress's ability to strike a last-minute spending deal.
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Trump has challenged U.S. intelligence agencies in the past, including casting doubt on their conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. election to help him win the presidency.
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And every time a study emerges that counters that narrative by exposing ride-hailing's worsening effects on congestion, the two companies respond by casting doubt on the studies' findings.
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CTIA, one of the largest mobile trade groups, noted that its members already provide similar disclosure, casting doubt on whether many in the industry would adopt the voluntary format.
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Goldman Sachs downgraded its rating on Clorox shares to sell from neutral on Wednesday, casting doubt over the company's ability to perform through the fourth quarter of this year.
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Yellen's speech comes after a chorus of hawkish comments from other Fed officials unsettled global markets last week, casting doubt about a revival of foreign investments into emerging markets.
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Ohler's claim to be offering new insights too often rests on such leaps in logic, casting doubt on his book's status as history, rather than really interesting historical fiction.
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Increasingly, that narrative also includes a host of conspiracy theories questioning the coverage of the crime, the victims, and sometimes casting doubt over whether the shooting even took place.
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Now, the tariff threat is complicating the administration's already fraught efforts to get the USMCA approved, with several administration officials now casting doubt on the prospects of near-term ratification.
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However, the terms of the deal were immediately rejected by Puerto Rico's federally appointed financial oversight board, casting doubt on whether it can gain approval under the island's bankruptcy process.
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British Columbia's minority Green Party on Monday struck a deal with the left-leaning New Democrats to govern Canada's western-most province, casting doubt on the future of the project.
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Trump also doesn't acknowledge that climate change is a problem at all, casting doubt on his administration's efforts to genuinely push a technology that exists solely because of said problem.
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Job creation tumbled in May, with the economy adding just 0003,000 positions, casting doubt on hopes for a stronger economic recovery as well as a Fed rate hike this summer.
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But separate data showed inflation-adjusted real wages fell 2.5 percent in March from a year earlier, the biggest decline since June 2015, casting doubt about the resilience of consumption.
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However, U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday said he did not want the United States to do business with China's Huawei or national security reasons, casting doubt over the decision.
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Lochte's version of the incident embarrassed the host city, angered local officials and further revelations about it — casting doubt on Lochte's story — dominated news coverage of South America's first Olympics.
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Lochte's version of the incident embarrassed the host city, angered local officials and further revelations about it - casting doubt on Lochte's story - dominated news coverage of South America's first Olympics.
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The other Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee spent most of their time casting doubt on the idea that Russia would have wanted Trump to be president and lambasting leakers.
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Last week, rival Movida Participacoes SA lowered the bottom of the suggested price range in its own IPO slated for Monday, casting doubt on Unidas' ability to complete its listing.
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But they found no evidence that he had contracted botulism, casting doubt on North Korea's claim that he fell into a coma after contracting botulism and taking a sleeping pill.
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Trump has faced intense criticism for casting doubt on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's involvement in the killing, despite reported consensus from intelligence agencies and senators from both parties.
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The bank knows markets might interpret any cut in bond purchases as casting doubt on its commitment to maintain its money-printing stimulus until inflation overshoots its 2 percent target.
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Many of these positions are getting stretched, in some cases close to record levels, casting doubt on how much more they can expand and therefore keep the current trends intact.
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Trump opened Friday morning by aggressively casting doubt on Blasey's account, questioning why she didn't report her allegations to law enforcement in the early 1980s, immediately after the alleged assault.
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The president, most recently, sent a pair of tweets Saturday night lashing out at those members and casting doubt on Mueller's investigation into reported ties between Trump's campaign and Moscow.
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Concerns over weaker global growth are casting doubt on the pace at which the U.S. central bank will continue hiking interest rates, after December's first rise in nearly a decade.
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Recent government reports also challenge the reliability of the department's metrics, casting doubt on a key tool that it says it relies on for reforming its beleaguered health care system.
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Juventus on Wednesday said their defender Daniele Rugani had tested positive for coronavirus, casting doubt on the Italian side's Champions League last-16 return leg against Olympique Lyonnais next week.
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The disagreement between Tusk and the Commission translates into divisions between member states, casting doubt on whether they will be able to reach an agreement by their June target date.
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Trump's critics have used Beijing's silence to raise suspicions, casting doubt on any announcement from a White House with an established reputation for over-claiming on its trade policy successes.
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Boeing is scrambling to finalize a software fix and new training material, but it hasn't yet handed it over to regulators, casting doubt on when the planes will fly again.
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Already, Trump is casting doubt on the validity of the upcoming midterm elections, suggesting that Moscow is intervening to favor the Democrats and predicting violence if Democrats reverse Republican gains.
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But now the grown men who were victims of the abuse as boys are coming forward to challenge the archbishop's version of events, casting doubt on his claims of ignorance.
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Temer, whom prosecutors have twice accused of corruption, is Brazil&aposs most unpopular president in a generation, casting doubt on his administration&aposs ability to act on anything decided with Pence.
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But the expansion was overshadowed by weaknesses in capital expenditure and private consumption, casting doubt over the BOJ's argument that robust domestic demand will moderate the pain from slowing global demand.
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No country will surpass the nuclear weapons capacity of the United States, said President Donald Trump, casting doubt on whether he would honor the New START arms limitation treaty with Russia.
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Trump distanced himself from comments by his national security adviser John Bolton that North Korea angrily denounced when casting doubt on the summit, which is planned for June 12 in Singapore.
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TWO-TIERED APPROACH Trump last year announced his intent to leave the Paris agreement, calling it harmful to the U.S. economy and casting doubt on the climate science underpinning the accord.
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Mr. Seidemann also accused the defense team of "rank hypocrisy," because Mr. Fishbein had given numerous interviews to television reporters during the trial, casting doubt on the witnesses against Mr. Hernandez.
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Much of this debt, known as MREL, has been issued under British law, casting doubt on whether EU regulators could legally write it down after Britain leaves the bloc next year.
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GSoW editors wrote his page years ago and included information casting doubt on his claims, such as an interview Romanek gave in which he admitted to faking some of his evidence.
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The non-oil sector expanded only 0.6 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, casting doubt on the International Monetary Fund's forecast of 1.7 percent non-oil growth this year.
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ICER began doing value-based analyses last year with a review of new hepatitis C drugs, and has become a prominent voice casting doubt on the price and value of medications.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders fell more than expected in April, casting doubt on the strength of companies' capital spending and adding to concerns about the country's fragile economic recovery.
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Soon after, as the Times was ready to publish a follow-up story casting doubt on the original explanation, along with a chain of emails, Trump Jr. himself released the emails.
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BRUSSELS/COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - The European Union reached a provisional deal on Wednesday on new rules governing import gas pipelines, casting doubt over the operating structure of Russia's planned Nord Stream 2.
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CIA Director John Brennan on Tuesday urged people to "wait and see" the forthcoming intelligence report regarding Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election before casting doubt on intelligence agencies' findings.
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But house prices in some of these coastal markets have now soared well above the peak of the 2006 "bubble," casting doubt on the view that those prices were clearly excessive.
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But Trump muddled the walk-back by saying that "other people" also could have been involved, a statement similar to remarks he's made in the past casting doubt on Russia's involvement.
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On January 15th the firm went into liquidation, casting doubt on the prospects of its 43,000 employees, 30,000 subcontractors and the fulfilment of government contracts stretching three decades into the future.
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After his tweet Thursday casting doubt on Russian election meddling, Trump lambasted the FBI special counsel Robert Mueller, who is leading the agency's probe into whether Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow.
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Opponents have sought to discredit Bongo, in some quarters by casting doubt on whether he is really Gabonese or an adopted child from eastern Nigeria, a charge he has vehemently denied.
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Authorities in Tehran denied the accusation as Saudi officials believe cruise missiles were used in the attack, casting doubt on rebel claims that they used drones to wipe out the facilities.
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The Trump administration blamed Iran for the strikes that appeared to have been executed with cruise missiles, casting doubt on claims made by the Yemeni Houthi group that drones were used.
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Trump on Tuesday had to reiterate his confidence in the U.S intelligence community's assessment that Russians interfered in the 2016 presidential election after casting doubt on that conclusion the day before.
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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi said on Saturday there is no time frame for a mainland share offering, casting doubt on Beijing's efforts to lure foreign-listed Chinese tech giants back home.
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In the case of sexual misconduct, zero tolerance means encouraging a colleague accused of groping women to resign, but only after calling him an "icon" and casting doubt on his accusers.
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The Taliban said on Saturday it would not take part in peace talks brokered by representatives of Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States, casting doubt on efforts to revive negotiations.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Amy Harder: This controversy goes further in casting doubt on Pruitt's job — which is already on thin ice — than others involving questionable accommodations and excessive spending.
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But he drew scrutiny from the moment he was nominated in February because of Twitter posts and re-tweets denigrating Islam as a violent religion and casting doubt on climate change.
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He speaks for a growing number of experts casting doubt on whether Ubeam, which has never demonstrated its technology in public, can possibly achieve the range, power, and convenience it promises.
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TWO-TIERED APPROACH Trump last year announced his intent to leave the Paris agreement, calling it harmful to the U.S. economy and casting doubt on the climate science underpinning the accord.
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There are multiple media reports casting doubt on the future of top economic advisor Gary Cohn after he was unable to convince the president not to impose steel and aluminium tariffs.
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Casting doubt over the likelihood of impeachment is the majority held by Trump's Republicans in the Senate, which can be used to quash any attempt to remove the president from office.
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Meanwhile, Trump has struck a fairly conciliatory tone with Putin, regularly praising the Russian leader, while casting doubt on his own intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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The network was airing talking heads casting doubt on Mohammed's story around the clock, pointing out inconsistencies in his story and hinting at gaps where he might have traveled to Mexico.
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In the second story casting doubt on the airline's canine safety record this week, it looks like United accidentally flew a different dog to Japan instead of its intended destination in Kansas.
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Trump effectively recommitted the United States to standard US policy on Northeast Asia despite casting doubt on the utility of the alliance between the United States and Japan during his election campaign.
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The big problem for Trump is that a leader who plays the game of casting doubt on the motives, methods and standing of others runs the risk of having the tables turned.
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President Trump on Thursday waded into the U.K. battle over Brexit, casting doubt on Prime Minister Theresa May's approach to leaving the European Union by suggesting it's not what Brits voted for.
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But core consumer prices rose just 0.2 percent in February from a year earlier, casting doubt on the BOJ's forecast that the economic recovery will prod firms to raise prices and wages.
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Didier Migaud, the national auditor, last week called them "fragile and vulnerable", casting doubt on the government's claim that the deficit will soon fall within the euro zone's 3%-of-GDP limit.
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Spencer and white nationalist blogs have worked overtime trying to distance themselves from both incidents, even casting doubt on the official account of events that led to Heather Heyer's death in Charlottesville.
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Even after the initial fiasco with the reporting, the Iowa Democratic Party has continued to release error-ridden data, casting doubt on the authenticity of the results in such a tight race.
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Core consumer prices in April rose 0.7 percent from a year earlier, slowing for the second straight month, casting doubt on the BOJ's view inflation is on track to meet its target.
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The billionaire businessman has publicly spoken warmly about Putin and sent alarm surging through Europe by repeatedly casting doubt on NATO's mission and U.S. security guarantees to member states threatened by Russia.
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In each case, Trump and his top staffers used strikingly similar language to defend the accused, noting that he had denied it, defending his integrity and casting doubt on the women's claims.
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The dispute between Corker and McCarthy throws new uncertainty into the legislation, casting doubt on whether the bill will make it to the President's desk before Congress leaves for its August recess.
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The hardline chairman of the assembly of experts, the body responsible for selecting the next supreme leader, accordingly lost no time after the U.S. withdrawal in casting doubt upon Rouhani's political acumen.
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In that eventuality, Republican lawmakers would have perfect cover for not holding Trump accountable, for casting doubt on Mueller's finding, for shutting down their own investigation, and for opposing any impeachment move.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan illustrated that during an event this week, days after he publicly pushed back on Trump's statements casting doubt about the US intelligence community's findings on Russian election meddling.
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Senior intelligence officials say that Russian hackers can't rig the U.S. presidential election, but that they may be able to disrupt it, especially by casting doubt on the legitimacy of the results.
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By casting doubt on independent agencies in particular, the FBI and Justice Department, which are supposed to function outside the reach of partisan influence, Trump drew even more attention to his cause.
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Unfortunately, there is a lot of rhetoric out there casting doubt on the government's ability to achieve these goals, and a lot of people believe that government is simply destined to fail.
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Recent surveys have shown companies are becoming reluctant to raise prices or even cutting them on weak consumption, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that a broad uptrend in inflation is intact.
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But the plan has powerful enemies in the business community and has received a cool reception from Republican senators, casting doubt on whether it could survive a vote in the upper chamber.
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With Peck's abrupt departure, analysts have since been casting doubt that a looming split of Old Navy and Gap will go through, especially with the Old Navy brand in such poor shape.
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The off-season transfer window is also set to open when the season ends, casting doubt over whether players will be allowed to move on before the current season reaches a conclusion.
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Republicans have said that the so-called Steele dossier was the main justification for the F.B.I.'s investigation into possible Russian influence over the Trump campaign, casting doubt on the inquiry's legitimacy.
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The crisis has paralyzed the government as it struggles to revive the economy from its worst recession in decades, casting doubt on Brazil's ability to complete preparations for the event in time.
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The press has accused Trump of using the "fake news" moniker for stories he doesn't like, while the president's critics have warned about the dangers of casting doubt on the free press.
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On Tuesday, Trump criticized FBI Director Christopher Wray in a tweet, disagreeing with his characterization of the inspector general report and casting doubt on his ability to fix a "badly broken" FBI.
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To Trump, casting doubt on Bill Clinton's conduct is the same as arguing Hillary Clinton isn't suited to be president — regardless of whether she's at all to blame for her husband's behavior.
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We view the immuno-oncology space as increasingly competitive, with latest trial results for AZ's combination therapies casting doubt over whether the group will achieve market-leadership in its targeted lung cancer treatments.
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The case took several twists and turns along the way, with many people casting doubt on Smollett's story early on, even as the actor maintained he was the victim of a hate crime.
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President Trump on Tuesday mocked Christine Blasey Ford's testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, casting doubt on the Palo Alto professor's claims that she was sexually assaulted by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Granted, only a handful of companies have so far been targeted in mass arbitration and it's not fair to assume that all businesses would respond by casting doubt on workers' rights to arbitrate.
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The New York Times has also reported that more than 100 precincts reported results that were inconsistent, had missing data or were not possible under the caucus rules, casting doubt on the count.
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In addition to casting doubt on the conclusions of the U.S. intelligence community about the hacks, Trump has repeatedly praised Putin and nominated people seen as friendly toward Moscow to senior administration posts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Ted Cruz on Sunday said he opposes the latest version of a Senate attempt to repeal Obamacare, casting doubt on the healthcare bill's chances of passage, Politico reported.
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Even when a race isn't tight, nefarious actors do not actually have to throw an election to succeed: Simply casting doubt on the legitimacy of the process in these states could be enough.
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But a new statement from a Samsung spokesperson in The Korea Herald is casting doubt on that appearance, with a representative saying that "it is unlikely" that the S9 will be at CES.
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While casting doubt on climate change has become a mostly right-wing politically polarizing tactic around the western world, the global scientific consensus has long been that human activity is driving climate change.
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When Puerto Rico's lawmakers failed to meet that deadline, PREPA's largest bondholder group offered an extension, but PREPA rejected it, casting doubt on an agreement that had been 18 months in the making.
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Just this week, France's independent fiscal watchdog said the country's 2017 budget deficit target is unrealistic, casting doubt on the government's plan to cut the shortfall to less than 3 percent of output.
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Italy suffered its biggest market selloff in years amid investor fears the election would deliver an even stronger mandate for anti-establishment, eurosceptic politicians, casting doubt on Italy's future in the euro zone.
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He was hurt by statements — some public and some anonymous — by senators casting doubt on whether the bill could pass the Senate, undermining the resolve of House lawmakers to take a tough vote.
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Trump last week inflamed Puerto Rican lawmakers and officials with two tweets casting doubt on the official death toll of 2,85033, which was determined by researchers at George Washington University earlier this year.
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He said the President was not being honest in casting doubt on the CIA's conclusion that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Ever since Kathleen Zellner — a wrongful conviction super attorney — took on the Steven Avery case from Netflix's Making A Murderer, she's been publicly tearing the evidence apart and casting doubt on his guilt.
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KABUL (Reuters) - The Taliban said on Saturday it would not take part in peace talks brokered by representatives of Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States, casting doubt on efforts to revive negotiations.
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Italy suffered its biggest market selloff in years amid investor fears the election would deliver an even stronger mandate for anti-establishment, euroskeptic politicians, casting doubt on Italy's future in the euro zone.
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Deadline looming After election officials spent the weekend casting doubt over whether they would be able to finish the recount by Thursday, there was newfound confidence on Monday in Palm Beach and Broward.
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"I think we ought to get on with our lives," Trump told reporters Wednesday night outside of his Florida resort, also casting doubt on the government's assessment that Russia hacked U.S. political organizations.
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Through Barack Obama's first term, Trump doggedly chased the non-story of his fake birth certificate, casting doubt on Obama's right to run for, let alone be elected, president of the United States.
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Those court decisions have been part of a trend toward granting corporations the same First Amendment rights as individuals, thereby casting doubt on the viability of a variety of restrictions on corporate speech.
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Even as Trump declared war on the media, casting doubt on any piece of news he found unflattering by calling it "fake news," serious journalists went to work with more determination than ever.
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The director of Ohio's Department of Health said Friday her statement the previous day that 2202,2628 people in the state currently have coronavirus was based on "guesstimating," casting doubt on the high number.
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The references lend credibility to Ramirez's account and cast doubt on Kavanaugh's claims about his high school self, thereby casting doubt, in turn, on his denials of the sexual misconduct allegations against him.
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But administration officials are casting doubt that either of the two most-talked-about candidates — White House Director of Strategic Communications Mercedes Schlapp and Treasury Department spokesman Tony Sayegh — will get the job.
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Pete Buttigieg sent a fund-raising email warning his supporters that "Bernie Sanders could be the nominee of our party," followed by another email casting doubt on his ability to defeat Mr. Trump.
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Trump's handling of the disaster — and his spreading of unfounded conspiracy theories casting doubt on the death toll — has left him with a near-rock-bottom 21 percent favorability rating among Boricua voters.
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Washington (CNN)Even before Donald Trump is impeached, the partisanship of his looming Senate trial is casting doubt on whether polarized Washington can hold a President to account -- now and in the future.
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The practice is called Smurfing, named after the blue, mushroom-dwelling cartoon characters, and it is part of an exodus of capital that is casting doubt on China's economic prospects and shaking global markets.
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The deepening supply glut is also casting doubt on the fate of traditional long-term contracts as buyers who are now faced with ample supply options see little value in committing to such volumes.
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Brussels is reconsidering how it grants EU market access to overseas financial firms, casting doubt over the use of the bloc's "equivalence" arrangements as a fallback option for the City of London after Brexit.
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Further casting doubt on Sappington's victory is the fact that he was related to the judge and one of the clerks in Saline County, which aroused suspicion, even if it didn't change the results.
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Deliveries of the Model 3, the firm's mass-market electric vehicle (EV), fell by over a fifth in the first quarter compared with the previous quarter, casting doubt on the firm's annual sales target.
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Earlier this month, a report from The Information noted issues with the Cruise vehicles, casting doubt on GM's goal to launch a robo-taxi service in San Francisco by the end of this year.
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The move appeared to be an effort to distance the tweet from Trump, casting doubt on whether the president knew Flynn had broken the law when he pushed Comey to end the Russia investigation.
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It comes after Rosenworcel said that she did not believe the commission had the authority to pursue a part of Wheeler's proposal, casting doubt on whether Wheeler had the votes to get it passed.
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Business sentiment worsened sharply in the first quarter and capital expenditure plans were the weakest since 2009, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that its aggressive money printing will spur investment and wage hikes.
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Welcome to Thursday's Overnight Health Care, where Scott Gottlieb's abrupt departure is casting doubt over the future of e-cigarette and tobacco regulation at the FDA and House Democrats are debating Medicare price negotiation.
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But by intervening personally in the race, the President is casting doubt on the integrity of the election and potentially risking long-term damage to America's political system itself, which relies on public consent.
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Vote manipulation could be the pinnacle of an attack campaign against our elections, but simply casting doubt over the election process is enough to cost our country a lot of time, money and confidence.
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The president drew swift backlash from Democrats, Puerto Rican officials and a handful of Republicans for casting doubt on the death toll, though some allies defended Trump and questioned the methodology of the study.
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In the US commentators were aghast that Trump appeared to dismiss his own intelligence community, casting doubt in Putin's presence on the US government's own assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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"The hearing today is not about white nationalism or hate crimes, it's about fear-mongering, power and control," Owens said, casting doubt on whether hate crimes in the U.S. have risen in recent years.
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In the third and final debate, Donald J. Trump said that he might not accept the results of next month's election if he feels it has been rigged, casting doubt on the country's democracy.
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Justice Kavanaugh "was beaten up so badly and so unfairly, but we got through it," Mr. Trump said in Tupelo, while casting doubt on the accounts of the women who accused him of assault.
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Two leftist critics of Merkel's conservatives, Norbert Walter-Borjans and Saskia Esken, won a contest on Saturday for the leadership of the Social Democracts (SPD), casting doubt over the future of the current government.
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Dismal earnings, slashed price targets, and headwindsSell-side analysts, for the most part, have slashed their prices targets on some US and Canadian cannabis stocks as well, casting doubt on the federal legalization bill.
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The United States and China failed on Wednesday to agree on major new steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, casting doubt over President Donald Trump's economic and security relations with Beijing.
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But in recent months, the government also arrested a number of high-profile women who had campaigned to overturn the driving ban, casting doubt on the sincerity of the Crown Prince's much-touted reforms.
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Adding to market fears, there are multiple media reports casting doubt on top Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn's future after he was unable to convince the president not to impose steel and aluminium tariffs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who was inaugurated on Friday, upset Beijing before taking office by casting doubt on the "one China" principle, under which Washington acknowledges Beijing's position of sovereignty over self-ruled Taiwan.
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For all the justifications that Fisher was a grown man and free to see whomever he liked, the episode diminished him, casting doubt on his capability of elevating himself above the players' indulgences and conceit.
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Investors believe the election - which sources said could be as early as July 29 - will deliver an even stronger mandate for anti-establishment, eurosceptic politicians, casting doubt on the Italy's future in the euro zone.
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Casting doubt on US alliances For 70 years, US global power and the relative peace and security of the order that America built in the aftermath of World War II have been anchored on alliances.
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In May, an unsigned, 21970-page, single-spaced document was emailed from a throwaway address to hundreds of sociologists, detailing a series of claims casting doubt on the veracity of events as Goffman described them.
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U.S. nonfarm payroll showed the country created 38,000 jobs in May, falling well below the 162,000 expected, casting doubt on the economic recovery, and introducing uncertainty over when the Federal Reserve might hike interest rates.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Ted Cruz on Sunday said he opposes the latest version of a Senate attempt to repeal Obamacare, casting doubt on the healthcare bill's chances of passage, Politico reported.
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In that light, it's easier to see how some female Moore supporters so easily branded other women liars, casting doubt on the timing of the allegations and deflecting criticism to Jones' purported baby murdering instead.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's peso weakened more than 1 percent in early trading on Wednesday, reacting to U.S. President Donald Trump's comments casting doubt on the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The United States and China failed earlier this month to agree on major new steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, casting doubt over President Donald Trump's economic and security relations with Beijing.
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The scandals and a perception among many voters that Abe's administration is taking them for granted, are encouraging rivals and casting doubt on Abe's hopes for a third term as ruling Liberal Democratic Party leader.
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Data showed German exports fell sharply in July, shrinking the overall trade surplus for the fourth consecutive month - something not seen since 21 - and casting doubt on the strength of the euro zone's largest economy.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday it is a pity that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump was casting doubt on the 2015 deal to curtail Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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Trump was roundly criticized for his friendliness toward Putin at the summit and for his remarks casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment of Russia's election interference in 85033, which he later walked back.
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That the camp led by Bannon and Pruitt triumphed in the debate is casting doubt on the idea that the first daughter and senior adviser can act as a moderating force in the White House.
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And it could pop sooner than many expect, Centricus Asset Management Fund Manager Ralph Jainz said Monday, joining a long list of financial players casting doubt on the strength of the market's current bull run.
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Executives at some of the world's major copper producers and traders said on Wednesday the global copper market will be oversupplied for at least two years, casting doubt on the chances of a prolonged rally.
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Zinke has been under investigation for several ethics controversies including travel and a business deal in his home state of Montana, casting doubt on how long he would remain at the helm of the agency.
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There was no indication that prosecutors had learned new information casting doubt on Mr. Smollett's guilt before the office dropped all of the charges against him without requiring that he admit wrongdoing, Mr. Webb said.
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Data showed German exports fell sharply in July, shrinking the overall trade surplus for the fourth consecutive month - something not seen since 1992 - and casting doubt on the strength of the euro zone's largest economy.
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The scandals, and a perception among many voters that Abe's administration is taking them for granted, are encouraging rivals and casting doubt on Abe's hopes for a third term as ruling Liberal Democratic Party leader.
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In March the ECJ ruled that arbitration clauses common to almost 200 investment agreements between EU member countries violate EU law, casting doubt on such deals and others struck by the bloc as a whole.
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Every time an NFL player is accused of violence against a woman, we can count on players and coaches to minimize allegations, casting doubt on the veracity of accusers or downplaying the extent of abuse.
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Dany wants him to keep his lineage a secret from everyone forever to avoid casting doubt on her rule, and Jon is soft and has no interest in ruling the Seven Kingdoms, so he agrees. Surprise!
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This had got caught up in Britain's political turmoil, with the government not only at odds with the EU over their future relationship - casting doubt over defense and security cooperation - but also at war with itself.
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Data earlier on Monday showed core machinery orders, a leading indicator of corporate investment, fell by the most in eight months, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that solid domestic demand will keep the recovery intact.
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Despite UK finance minister Philip Hammond casting doubt this month that euro clearing will move, bankers at the ISDA event see the shift of some euro clearing to the continent as inevitable, but differ over timelines.
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In addition to casting doubt on the conclusions of the U.S. intelligence community about the hacks, Trump has repeatedly praised Russian President Vladimir Putin and nominated people seen as friendly toward Moscow to senior administration posts.
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O is preparing to file for Chapter 2235 bankruptcy protection in the coming days following years of declining sales, sources said on Wednesday, casting doubt over the survival of what was once the world's largest retailer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China failed on Wednesday to agree on major new steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, casting doubt over President Donald Trump's economic and security relations with Beijing.
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WASHINGTON/OTTAWA (Reuters) - The United States, Mexico and Canada still have to resolve major issues around NAFTA, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Friday, casting doubt that the quick deal sought by Washington would materialize.
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The appearances present a rare opportunity for Democrats, who vilify Pruitt for leading President Donald Trump's efforts to roll back Obama-era environmental regulations and casting doubt on the scale of humanity's role in climate change.
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Trump's White House so far has not been able to achieve a major legislative victory, casting doubt on the potential for a breakthrough on immigration reform, which Republican and Democratic presidents have tried before without success.
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This means that the death rate in the group with medical errors was probably similar to the death rate in a group without medical errors, casting doubt on those errors as being the cause of death.
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The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the rationale provided by his administration in adding the question was a fake pretext, casting doubt on whether there's enough time to actually put the question on the forms.
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But Democrats are brushing off polls showing Clinton in a dead heat with Trump, citing his low approval ratings with important groups like Hispanics and casting doubt on polls conducted at this point in the cycle.
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For investors, the worsening relationship with Renault has been a particular concern, casting doubt on the future of the Franco-Japanese automaking alliance at a time of sweeping change and uncertainty in the global auto industry.
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Trump's White House has so far not been able to achieve a major legislative victory, casting doubt on the potential for a breakthrough on immigration reform, which Republican and Democratic presidents have tried before without success.
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After campaigning almost yearly for national elections, referendums and local votes, Erdogan's horizons have reduced to relatively short-term goals, Jenkins said, casting doubt on his stated plan to avoid bringing forward elections slated for 2023.
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Ahead of the report's release, however, Barr's dissatisfaction with that finding leaked to the Washington Post, preemptively casting doubt on Horowitz's conclusions and spurring the president and his allies to look elsewhere for a friendly narrative.
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Hussein told Reuters on Tuesday that the process of establishing Mugabe's assets would take some time, casting doubt on a state media report that the former leader left $10 million and some properties in the capital.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's leading Christian parties clashed on Friday over how power should be divided in a new unity government, casting doubt over Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri's prediction that one will be agreed soon.
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Trump himself has publicly praised WikiLeaks and Assange for casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia meddled in the 2016 election in order to swing the race in the real estate mogul's favor.
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The law, which requires juries to reach unanimous agreement before imposing a death sentence, was the second time in two years that Florida tried to address court rulings casting doubt on capital punishment in the state.
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Kentucky's Republican governor is broadly casting doubt on the results of Tuesday's election, with the unofficial tally showing him trailing Democrat Andy Beshear by just over 5,000 votes, or about four-tenths of a percentage point.
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" Trump himself has repeatedly wavered on Russian interference, at times reading statements that he blames Russia for the interference, but then returning to casting doubt on the intelligence findings, including referring often to a "Russian hoax.
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Despite the promise of a legal marketplace, many growers are staying in the shadows, casting doubt on the promise of a billion-dollar tax windfall for the state and a smooth switch to a regulated market.
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North Korea invited international media to observe the destruction with explosives of the Punggye-ri site, but not experts as initially promised, casting doubt over how verifiable the plan is and whether it will be safe.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday he did not think additional U.S. troops are needed in the Middle East to counter Iran, casting doubt on a Pentagon plan to bolster forces in the region.
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The business community was also worried there were candidates and campaign teams already casting doubt on the validity of the election "depending on who the winner is," Castanon said, without mentioning Lopez Obrador or his MORENA party.
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He's gotten into trouble for casting doubt on some accusers and faced calls for resignation, as Burton notes: Shortly after becoming pope, Francis announced the creation of a Vatican committee to fight sex abuse in the church.
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The delay was triggered by a dispute between the company and regulators over the valuation of its China depositary receipts (CDRs), sources said, casting doubt on Beijing's efforts to lure foreign-listed Chinese tech giants back home.
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The National Crime Agency said in August that human trafficking is on the rise across Britain, casting doubt on an earlier estimate that 13,000 victims of forced labor, sexual exploitation and domestic servitude are hidden in Britain.
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An increasing number of retailers are cutting prices in the face of sluggish consumption, casting doubt on the BOJ's view that a moderate economic recovery will prop up household spending and help push inflation toward its target.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had turned down the drug, formerly known as ZS-9, two times previously, casting doubt over AstraZeneca's decision to buy its original developer ZS Pharma for $2.7 billion in 2015.
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Oil prices tumbled more than 220 percent on Friday after OPEC said October output reached another record, casting doubt on whether its plan to limit production is achievable or enough to ease persisting oversupply in the market.
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In Hungary, the successful introduction of a new retail government bond reduced forint liquidity, casting doubt on the need of a further cut in the central bank's liquidity-creating FX swaps at its meeting on June 211.71.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The mood among German shoppers dipped for the second month in a row heading into September as income expectations fell, a survey showed on Wednesday, casting doubt on the strength of a consumer-led upswing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling traded close to a two-week low on Monday, with a run of lacklustre data casting doubt over the Bank of England's recent warnings that it is on the verge of raising borrowing costs.
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The fight over the effects of raising the minimum wage goes back to the 1990s, when economists Alan Krueger and David Card published trailblazing work casting doubt on the canonical understanding that artificial wage floors kill jobs.
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The idea is that, if Nunes or his staff coordinated in the issuance of the memo, they could be charged for casting doubt on the conduct of the FBI in the early investigation of the Russian matter.
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Administration officials have pointed to the return of the remains as a sign North Korea is living up to its commitments, even as reports continue to surface casting doubt on the sincerity of its pledge to denuclearize.
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The increasing contrast between the situation on the island being portrayed in news reports and the White House is beginning to set up a credibility gap that is casting doubt on the administration's statements on the crisis.
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Trump responded by saying he doesn't "discard people" and called Lewandowski a "good person with a wonderful family," while casting doubt on Fields's story and questioning a picture she said shows bruises Lewandowski left on her arm.
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The new British government of Prime Minister Theresa May said in a statement Thursday evening, however, that it would "consider carefully" the project and make a decision in early autumn, casting doubt on the power station's prospects.
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Democratic FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel has also said she doesn't think the agency has the authority to get involved in the licensing questions, casting doubt on whether the proposal has the votes to be approved as written.
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Oil prices fell nearly 29.34 percent on Friday after data showed U.S. production and rig counts rose last week just as OPEC exports hit a 26.3 high, casting doubt over efforts by producers to curb global oversupply.
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The latest leg down in the 19-month crude slide is also casting doubt over the perceived safety offered by so-called minimum volume commitments, where customers pay pipeline operators whether they move any oil or not.
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Qatar, which pumps just 600,000 barrels per day, isn't a big enough producer to feel sidelined by the Saudi-Russian axis — which is itself beset by divergences, casting doubt on how long this newfound cooperation can hold.
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Across parts of the Midwest, hundreds of livestock are drowned or stranded; valuable unsold, stored grain is ruined in submerged storage bins; and fields are like lakes, casting doubt on whether they can be planted this year.
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Worse still, they manipulated transaction logs, making it harder to figure out where the bank's money was going and casting doubt on the veracity of the logs upon which this, and every, high-volume financial institution depends.
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Prosecutors drew from the Weinstein defense team's playbook of grilling witnesses about their memory and social habits by casting doubt on Richards' memory and questioning him about how much he had to drink the night before breakfast.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has held that states cannot add to the qualifications for U.S. Senate or House members, and California's legislative counsel has released an opinion casting doubt on the constitutionality of the presidential disclosure bill.
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A planned EU-China investment agreement looks unlikely to be struck by September as planned because of the coronavirus outbreak, European Union trade chief Phil Hogan said, while also casting doubt on deals with other Asian countries.
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Trump's lawyers began their opening arguments by casting doubt on the Democrats' case that the president tried to pressure Ukraine, arguing that key witnesses based their knowledge on "presumptions" rather than direct knowledge of the president's aims.
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But Ms. Ernst was also among female legislators casting doubt on the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, the educator whose allegations of high school sexual assault by Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh nearly derailed his Supreme Court nomination.
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Japanese government bond yields spiked last week after the BOJ skipped a much-anticipated auction to buy short-term debt on Wednesday, leaving investors wondering about its intentions and casting doubt on its resolve to cap bond yields.
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Four years on, falling sales for sites like Jumia and slower growth from Nigeria to Russia and Brazil is casting doubt on Rocket Internet's ambition to become the world's biggest Internet company outside the United States and China.
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CALGARY/MOSCOW, Jan 5 (Reuters) - The careers of Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford were spiralling out of control a few months ago, casting doubt on their ability to regain form in time for their second and last Olympics.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan rejected U.S. demands for more access to Japan's car market on Friday, casting doubt over whether it can avoid friction over autos and agriculture imports at high level bilateral talks on economic relations next month.
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Business sentiment soured and corporate inflation expectations weakened in January-March, the BOJ's "tankan" survey showed, casting doubt on the bank's argument that aggressive money printing will prompt firms to boost spending in anticipation of future price rises.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The Syrian opposition called on Wednesday for face-to-face talks with the government delegation, saying it was hoping for a "serious partner" in negotiations starting in Geneva on Thursday while casting doubt on Damascus' readiness.
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A new poll published by The Australian on Monday revealed Turnbull's approval rating as prime minister entered negative territory for the first time since he assumed power, casting doubt on his party's ability to win the July elections.
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At a post-summit news conference with Putin, Trump responded to a question about Russian meddling in the U.S. election by casting doubt on the findings of his own intelligence agencies and denouncing the "stupidity" of U.S. policies.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine bonds fell in London trading and further volatility loomed on Monday after voters soundly rejected President Mauricio Macri's austere economic policies in primary elections, casting doubt on his chances of re-election in October.
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He deliberately decided to offer favorable words about Putin and Russia, while casting doubt on those in the United States who have been raising the alarms about the very real threat that now exists to our electoral process.
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Republican efforts to overhaul or repeal Obamacare collapsed in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, rattling financial markets and casting doubt on the chances of getting Trump's economic plans, such as tax reform and stimulus, through a divided Congress.
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The United States, Mexico and Canada concluded a fifth round of talks to update NAFTA last week with major differences unresolved, casting doubt on whether a deal could be reached by the end of March 2018 as planned.
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He's casting doubt over whether he will actually implement a move to invoke the Defense Production Act -- that he signed on Wednesday and that gives him authority to order industry to work towards homeland defense and national goals.
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Indeed, A River Below, despite long, loving sequences about the beauty and wonder of the pink dolphin, may very well do some serious harm to the conservation movement by casting doubt on the origins of the Fantástico clip.
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It would also be a huge political blow to the EU project as a whole, casting doubt on many other plans and Europe's standing in the world — the reason Germany, France and others paid up to rescue Greece.
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Comey will have to live the rest of his life knowing that he altered the course of the world, essentially determining the outcome of last year's presidential election with his late public statements casting doubt on Hillary Clinton.
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Since Campbell's identity emerged in recent days, there have been several statements by Justice officials, both on the record and anonymously, casting doubt on the timing and value of his work, and specifically his knowledge about Uranium One.
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Pruitt repeated his criticism of the Paris deal, casting doubt on whether the United States would remain part of the climate agreement even if the Trump administration rewrites former President Barack Obama's aggressive plan to cut U.S. emissions.
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She continued a long night of savaging the founder of financial services giant Bloomberg LP by casting doubt on his ability to match up against President Donald Trump, who has also been the subject of scores of accusations.
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"I don't know who else has to talk in this business, who else is relegated to talking in front of the press," Jackson said, casting doubt on the notion that the team's president should address the public frequently.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Iran could abandon its nuclear accord with world powers after the U.S. withdrawal if it does not serve its interests, casting doubt on negotiations with European countries to salvage the deal.
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The president of Russia, Vladimir V. Putin, articulated a possible legal strategy on Wednesday for scores of Russian athletes preparing to defend themselves in sports doping prosecutions: casting doubt on the chain of custody for their urine samples.
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On Monday Trump sided with Russian President Vladimir Putin over alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, casting doubt on the findings of his own U.S. intelligence agencies and sparking a storm of criticism at home.
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A spokeswoman said Friday the National Rifle Association will not support efforts to raise the age limit on who can purchase assault-style guns, casting doubt on President Donald Trump's forecast that the group "will back" the push.
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A much-touted government offensive to retake Iraq's largest northern city two years after its seizure by the Sunni Islamist insurgents has made a faltering start, casting doubt on the army's ability to do so without more ground support.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Tuesday that comments by the North Korean ambassador casting doubt over a Malaysian investigation into the killing of the estranged half-brother of North Korea's leader were "diplomatically rude".
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Instead, Trump has spent weeks casting doubt on those conclusions, deriding the US intelligence community for its past failings and arguing that the conclusions are nothing more than a politically-motivated attempt to undermine his presidency and its legitimacy.
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On July 3rd academics published a critical assessment of Scotland Yard's pilots of automatic facial-recognition technology, querying their legal basis and casting doubt on whether people caught on camera could be said to have given their informed consent.
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SOFIA/PARIS (Reuters) - French energy giant Total joined other European companies in signaling on Wednesday they could exit Iran, casting doubt on whether European leaders meeting to try to salvage the Iran nuclear deal can safeguard trade with Tehran.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Two members of Myanmar's security forces were injured in a clash with militants on the troubled Rakhine State border with Bangladesh, Myanmar state counselor's office said, casting doubt on the government's claim that the region had stabilized.
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"We have no doubt that Trump will appoint another fossil fuel industry stooge as Pruitt's replacement," Doyle continued, while casting doubt on Deputy EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler's ability to uphold the agency's mission leading the EPA in the interim.
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LONDON — Voters in a Dutch referendum on Wednesday overwhelmingly rejected a trade and cooperation agreement between the European Union and Ukraine, casting doubt over the future of the accord and delivering a new blow to supporters of European integration.
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The divergence can drive business costs and trade flows, lead to outsized exchange rate moves and highlight vulnerabilities in the global financial system, casting doubt on whether the world can cope with relatively higher U.S. borrowing costs and dollar.
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These are ambitious goals for a company that has previously missed many of its deadlines, casting doubt on its ability to deliver the more than 300,000 Model 3s that were reserved in the days after the new car's reveal.
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Officials said the bureau would start enhanced training and use checklists to reduce the risk of repeating one of the significant breakdowns in the process: Evidence casting doubt on investigators' suspicions about Mr. Page failed to reach the court.
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Deutsche Bank, in a note to investors Monday, wrote GE's forecast 2018 earnings appear "increasingly difficult to achieve," casting doubt on its ability to achieve even the low end of the company forecast of $1 to $1.07 per share.
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In that book she re-imagines Penelope's story in "The Odyssey," casting doubt on the received image of her as the long-suffering wife who fends off male suitors while waiting patiently for Odysseus to return from his adventures.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A planned EU-China investment agreement looks unlikely to be struck by September as planned because of the coronavirus outbreak, European Union trade chief Phil Hogan said, while also casting doubt on deals with other Asian countries.
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Japan's annual core consumer inflation of 0.4% in October was well below the BOJ's 2% target, casting doubt on its view that a steady economic recovery will boost consumption and prod firms to pass on rising costs to households.
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As late as Wednesday, Bevin was promoting an outside group that was casting doubt on the election, though the Louisville Courier-Journal wrote the group "did not appear to provide any solid evidence" of voter fraud, as it alleged.
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For his part, Mr. Trump ignited the movement in Congress by repeatedly casting doubt on that intelligence finding, then fueled it by confirming revelation after revelation about previously denied contacts between his inner circle and a parade of Russians.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday hinted that a government shutdown may be on the horizon, writing online that he will meet with Democratic leaders on a funding bill but is casting doubt that a deal with them is possible.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices settled down more than 2452 percent on Friday after OPEC said October output reached another record, casting doubt on whether its plan to limit production is achievable or enough to ease persisting oversupply in the market.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Mike Pompeo reiterated Wednesday that US military action in Venezuela is an option in the wake of this week's violent protests, despite military officials and experts casting doubt on the prudence of such a move.
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Washington (CNN)The US and UK have very different estimates of how many ISIS fighters have been killed since the international coalition began striking the terror group in 2014, casting doubt on efforts to measure the success of the campaign.
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At a post-summit news conference with Putin, Trump responded to a question about Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election by casting doubt on the findings of his own intelligence agencies and denouncing the "stupidity" of U.S. policies.
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Cash-strapped Japan Display warned it cannot guarantee a return to profit this year as demand for smartphone screens stays weak, and turned in yet another quarterly loss, casting doubt over its proposed bailout deal with a Chinese-Taiwanese group.
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She criticized his foreign policy as "reckless, loose, dangerous" and said he is "really insulting to women," casting doubt that Sanders supporters would migrate to him over her when he also doesn't believe in climate change or raising the minimum wage.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak rebuked North Korea on Monday as his government expelled its envoy for casting doubt over the impartiality of the investigation into the bizarre murder of the North Korean leader's estranged half brother.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The levels of diesel, gasoline and heating oil in storage tanks in Europe this week are so high they are causing delivery backlogs and are casting doubt on whether demand for oil to be refined can be sustained.
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LONDON/LAGOS (Reuters) - Oil companies and even Nigerian officials are losing faith in a deal anytime soon with militants who have slashed the nation's oil output, casting doubt on a production recovery in what is typically Africa's largest oil exporter.
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It was an apparent reference to the opposition, which has been accused of using groups like the FPI to hurt not only Purnama's election chances but also Widodo's, by casting doubt over his suitability to lead for a second term.
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North Korean state television last Friday showed an allegedly successful ballistic missile test launch from a submarine, with Kim looking on, but analysts are casting doubt both on whether it launched successfully and on whether it was launched from submarine.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks inched lower on Thursday after a vote on President Donald Trump's healthcare bill was delayed, casting doubt over the prospects of Trump's pro-growth policies, while European shares rose on bank borrowing and oil prices slipped.
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"The President's comments today, again casting doubt on whether Russia was behind the blatant interference in our election and suggesting -- his own intelligence agencies to the contrary -- that nobody really knows, continue to directly undermine US interests," said California Rep.
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The refugee crisis, and the debate over terrorist attacks by Islamists with links to Syrian terrorists, is bolstering extreme right-wing politicians, casting doubt on the viability of Europe's Schengen passport-free travel and putting a shadow on the EU's survival.
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Instead, like most industries whose profitable products can be hazardous to one's health, the NFL appears most interested in controlling the narrative, casting doubt, and convincing the American people that everything is just fine, and getting better all the time.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine economy grew at its slowest pace in three years in the third quarter, casting doubt over the government's full-year growth target and making it less likely the central bank will immediately tighten policy to tame inflation.
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The post-Kennedy Supreme Court could take a similar path toward overturning Roe and Casey by casting doubt on them in its next rulings on abortion, then using those rulings to justify further attacks on the precedents down the road.
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Reince Priebus' message to RNC: Time to unite A day after casting doubt on NATO security guarantees in a New York Times interview, Trump vowed foreign nations would be asked to pay for their "fair share" of mutual security burdens.
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Ryabkov's comments came hours after Russia rejected a report by the international inquiry blaming the Syrian government for a deadly toxic gas attack, casting doubt on the U.N. Security Council's ability to extend the investigation's mandate before it expires next week.
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And The New York Times reported that the President was privately casting doubt on the authenticity of a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape on which he boasted about sexually assaulting women -- and for which he apologized way back in the 2016 campaign.
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This question about the sustainability of the still-young New York Fashion Week: Men's has echoed throughout social media and the style blogs lately, casting doubt on the viability of a cycle that resumes Monday morning with a Perry Ellis show.
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Erdogan said that Turkey will not allow the PKK and the YPG to destabilize northeastern Syria, again casting doubt on the fate of America's Kurdish allies in the ISIS fight should Turkey be the one to enforce a safe zone.
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It is consistent with the hard line Trump has taken toward Iran, muscling up alongside US allies Israel and Saudi Arabia to try to check the country's regional influence while continually casting doubt on the Obama-era nuclear deal with Tehran.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is set to arrive in Beijing Saturday but the surprise move from Washington could be an impediment to those talks, and is "casting doubt" over whether they can advance to the next level, the Journal reported.
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In the run-up to the 2016 election, Zandi and others at Moody's offered analysis of economic proposals from both Clinton and Trump, generally praising the former secretary of State while casting doubt on the efficacy of the billionaire businessman's plans.
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Since the very beginning of Trump's presidency—which he kicked off by casting doubt on the idea that Russia even engaged in hacking to influence the election—the Russia story has infused the country with a sense of doubt and stress.
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It was nine years before the Clarence Thomas hearings, where the spectacle of an all-male Senate panel casting doubt upon Anita Hill would provoke the outrage that drove a record number of women to run for — and win — congressional office.
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"The stuff I read about is disgraceful — I don't know how true all of it is," he said, before casting doubt on the allegations of sexual harassment against Charlie Rose, who used to produce his PBS show from Bloomberg's offices.
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JOHANNESBURG — South Africa's deputy president, David Mabuza, who has long been dogged by accusations of corruption, abruptly postponed the ceremony to swear him in as a lawmaker on Wednesday, casting doubt on his future as the country's second in command.
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"Donald Trump's blind trust would be neither blind nor trustworthy," they wrote, noting that Trump's children already occupy official positions on his presidential transition team, casting doubt on their ability to operate the business independently and without their father's knowledge.
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BRUSSELS, Feb 19 (Reuters) - A planned EU-China investment agreement looks unlikely to be struck by September as planned because of the coronavirus outbreak, European Union trade chief Phil Hogan said, while also casting doubt on deals with other Asian countries.
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The Trump administration's claim that they needed to kill Soleimani because of an imminent threat to the U.S. looks dubious as well, with Democrats in Congress casting doubt on that claim and the notoriously dishonest White House offering few details.
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In November, the commission said Hensley would be publicly warned "for casting doubt on her capacity to act impartially to persons appearing before her as a judge due to the person's sexual orientation," which was a violation of judicial conduct.
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The company announced a new AI-powered people detection feature back in July for its affordable security cameras, only to have the AI startup it partnered with on the feature drop out in November, casting doubt on the feature's future.
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Casting doubt People familiar with the discussions cast doubt on the likelihood that the Manchin-Toomey background checks bill will ultimately win the President's support, and Republicans in the Senate have sounded skeptical about the legislation in recent days. Sen.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Global copper markets will be oversupplied for at least two years, executives at some of the world's major producers of the metal and traders said on Wednesday, casting doubt on the chances of a prolonged rally in prices.
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At Harvard University this year, 150 election officials took part in an exercise intended to prepare them for the "doomsday scenario": a breach of voter registration systems compounded by a malware infection in government computers, casting doubt on the integrity of election results.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Canaan Inc, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency mining equipment makers, has let its application for a Hong Kong IPO of at least $400 million lapse, casting doubt on the prospects for other Chinese makers of bitcoin mining gear.
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ZAGREB, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Croatia has received few binding bids for the use of a floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal planned for construction in the northern Adriatic, the state-owned company running the project said on Friday, casting doubt over its viability.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Cash-strapped Japan Display warned it cannot guarantee a return to profit this year as demand for smartphone screens stays weak, and turned in yet another quarterly loss, casting doubt over its proposed bailout deal with a Chinese-Taiwanese group.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo will take at least 20063 months to revise its voter lists, according to what three sources said was an estimate from the elections commission, casting doubt on whether 2016 presidential elections will be held on time.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - Thyssenkrupp and Tata Steel see little scope for making more concessions to try to win regulatory approval for a planned joint venture, a person familiar with the matter said, casting doubt over whether the deal will go ahead.
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LONDON/LAGOS, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Oil companies and even Nigerian officials are losing faith in a deal anytime soon with militants who have slashed the nation's oil output, casting doubt on a production recovery in what is typically Africa's largest oil exporter.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will not be able to buy access to the single market following its exit from the EU, a former top UK official at European Commission warned, casting doubt on mooted government plans for Britain's future relationship with the bloc.
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Trump's comments on Monday, however, drew criticism from across the political spectrum, with both Republicans and Democrats criticizing him for failing to say whether Russia interfered in the election and casting doubt on his own intelligence community, while standing next to Putin.
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Paul's defense of Trump comes as the president's warmer rhetoric toward Moscow — including remarks last month during a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki casting doubt on Russia's interference in the 2016 election — has raised eyebrows in Washington.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Russia rejected on Tuesday a report by an international inquiry blaming the Syrian government for a deadly toxic gas attack, casting doubt on whether the U.N. Security Council can agree to extend the investigation's mandate before it expires next week.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry told CNBC on Monday he does not believe carbon dioxide emissions from human activity are the main driver of climate change, joining the EPA administrator in casting doubt on the conclusion of some of the government's top scientists.
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Norton and her extremist allies, it will aid their public relations campaign aimed at casting doubt on the health benefits of switching from cigarettes to e-cigarettes, thereby leading to more smoking-related illnesses and premature deaths that would otherwise have been prevented.
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By so transparently equivocating about the case, claiming outlandish job benefits from an arms deal, and casting doubt on US intelligence findings, he drew even more attention to the case and managed to discredit both the Saudi leader and the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Fossils from Greece and Bulgaria of an ape-like creature that lived 7.2 million years ago may fundamentally alter the understanding of human origins, casting doubt on the view that the evolutionary lineage that led to people arose in Africa.
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BRASILIA, July 11 (Reuters) - Brazilian markets slipped on Thursday as euphoria following the resounding approval of a landmark pension reform bill in the lower house of Congress late on Wednesday quickly faded, casting doubt over how much further the impressive rally can run.
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Core consumer prices rose 0.7 percent in April from a year earlier, slowing for the second straight month, casting doubt on the BOJ's view a solid recovery will prompt firms to raise wages and help accelerate inflation to its 2 percent target.
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Fox wrote that "no current or former Fox News employee ever took advantage of the 21st Century Fox hotline to raise a concern about Bill O'Reilly, even anonymously," in a statement casting doubt on the accusations while carefully avoiding a full denial.
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They may believe they are doing accusers a favor by not singling them out directly, or they may simply be following the advice of lawyers, but effectively, they are casting doubt on all those who have come forward to speak about their behavior.
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From tough talk on China ("they took our jobs") to casting doubt on the decades-old North American Free Trade Agreement ("the worst trade deal ever made"), Mr. Trump has threatened to lob a grenade at an increasingly integrated global economic system.
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DETROIT, March 2991 (Reuters) - Joe Biden scored decisive primary victories in Michigan and three other states on Tuesday, taking a big step toward the Democratic Party's presidential nomination and casting doubt on the future of rival Bernie Sanders' fading White House bid.
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The aching dissonances of its opening lamentation and the peculiar instrumental elaborations in the closing chorale leave a mood of overhanging gloom, as if casting doubt on the notion that contemporary Christian sinners can escape the fate meted out to the Jews.
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With the 2020 campaign around the corner, the President himself is casting doubt on whether he needs to make a deal with China and left it an open question whether the US will move ahead with additional tariffs in less than two weeks.
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As is now almost an avant-garde cliché, Ostermeier works to divide our loyalty to narrative by shuffling events, doubling and casting doubt on them with live video and interrupting the action with moments of abstract physical expression that border on dance.
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"For Republicans who believe pollsters, pollsters are telling them, 'people care about climate,' " said Steven J. Milloy, a member of Mr. Trump's E.P.A. transition team who now runs a website aimed at casting doubt on the established science of human-caused climate change.
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US military documents published by The Intercept in 20143 cite a sample study of strikes in Afghanistan where almost nine out of 10 people killed were never identified, casting doubt on the robustness of methods for establishing a positive identification of the target.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Euro zone industrial output posted in November its biggest fall in nearly three years, data showed on Monday, stoking concerns about the currency bloc's economic growth in the final quarter of 2018 and casting doubt over the timing of the next rate hike.
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How to judge this history, and the statute of limitations on old mistakes, might seem moot debates—except, say Mr Sessions's critics, these episodes are connected to his latter-day policy views, together casting doubt on his ability to do his new job fairly.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Dissenters to the Bank of Japan's stimulus measures remain a minority on its board, but their call to scrap the timeframe for its inflation target is gaining converts and casting doubt on the credibility of bank governor Haruhiko Kuroda and his broader program.
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Trump had upset Beijing before he took office by taking a call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, then casting doubt on the "one China" policy, under which Washington acknowledges the Chinese position that there is only one China and Taiwan is part of it.
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ISLAMABAD/PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani officials threatened to expel Afghanistan's Taliban from bases in Pakistan if they did not join peace talks this month, but the militants rebuffed their traditional patron, two officials said, casting doubt on how much influence Islamabad retains over them.
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In a scathing 50-page ruling, Judge James Orenstein denied the application for an All Writs order compelling Apple to unlock Feng's phone, casting doubt on the government's claims that it had done everything it could to get into the device on its own.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan policymakers see little to cheer in successfully defending their yield target as European and U.S. central banks start to pull the plug on ultra-cheap money, casting doubt on their view that global bond yield gains will be short-lived.
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This is the second time this year that economists have delayed their rate-hike expectations, casting doubt on the likelihood the Fed will be able to deliver two rate hikes this year as the U.S. Presidential election in November could make further policy changes sensitive.
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HONG KONG, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Canaan Inc, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency mining equipment makers, has let its application for a Hong Kong IPO of at least $400 million lapse, casting doubt on the prospects for other Chinese makers of bitcoin mining gear.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's core machinery orders fell by the most in eight months in a worrying sign that global trade tensions are taking a toll on corporate investment, casting doubt that solid domestic demand can help offset external pressure on the export-reliant economy.
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But by casting doubt on his previous lawsuit and painting him as a destitute and dangerous scammer, without any acknowledgment of the way her words might affect others who come forward about sexual misconduct, Argento does a disservice to the movement she has championed.
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On Tuesday, she barely averted a defeat in Parliament of her blueprint for such a break, casting doubt on whether the prime minister can negotiate an agreement acceptable to her government, let alone with the European Union, before Britain is to withdraw on March 29.
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After 20-month search period, a key dark matter detection experiment has officially come up empty-handed, casting doubt on the existence of weakly interacting massive particles (WIMPS), which have been far and away the leading explanation for one of the biggest mysteries in astrophysics.
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That question flared anew on Friday after Mr. Barr went even further in casting doubt on the legitimacy of the investigation in two interviews that, by design or coincidence, provided fresh ammunition for President Trump and allies to attack law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
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Reports of a rift between Damon Wayans, who plays Roger Murtaugh in the TV adaptation of the classic buddy cop film, and Clayne Crawford, cast as Martin Riggs, had circulated for weeks, casting doubt on whether the show would return for a third season.
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When the candidates at the debate were asked if they were concerned about "having a Democratic socialist on the top of the ticket," Klobuchar was the only one to raise her hand, clearly casting doubt on Sanders, who has previously described himself as such.
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But in a world where the president is habitually casting doubt on the electoral process, where Sanders supporters have long looked askance at the DNC, and fears about foreign interference abound, the American process is at serious risk of a major loss in legitimacy.
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Two extraordinary legal decisions by the Trump administration have struck at the core of asylum claims rooted in domestic violence or threats against families like Lubia's — not only casting doubt on their case, but almost certainly on thousands of others as well, immigration lawyers say.
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New court filings show that Robert Murray paid himself $14 million, handed his successor a $4 million bonus and earmarked nearly $103 million for casting doubt on man-made climate change before his company, Ohio-based Murray Energy, filed for court protection in October.
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WASHINGTON — As his coal mining company hurtled into bankruptcy, Robert E. Murray, the former chief executive, paid himself $14 million, handed his successor a $1303 million bonus and earmarked nearly $1 million for casting doubt on man-made climate change, new court filings show.
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Yet some of their stances pressed their causes to the extreme: radical feminists casting doubt on the moral legitimacy of the family; black nationalists advocating armed struggle and calling for African American communities to be subject to the United Nations rather than the U.S. government.
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As it prepares to render its judgment on the cost and impact of the bill, the nonpartisan agency of economists and statisticians has become a political piñata — and the latest example of Mr. Trump's team casting doubt on benchmarks accepted as trustworthy for decades.
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In it, he quotes Bannon, then a close Trump aide, making disparaging remarks about Trump and his family and casting doubt on the legality of a controversial Trump Tower meeting in June 2016 between members of Trump's family acting as campaign aides and Russian officials.
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But by constantly casting doubt on intelligence that the Kremlin was behind an effort to manipulate last year's presidential election, Mr. Trump so unnerved members of his own party that even they saw a need to curb his ability to lift those sanctions unilaterally.
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Two extraordinary legal decisions by the Trump administration have struck at the core of asylum claims rooted in domestic violence or threats against families like Lubia's — not only casting doubt on their case, but almost certainly on thousands of others as well, immigration lawyers say.
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As my colleague Constance Grady wrote for Vox this week, Cosby's defense team was able to plant the seed that Constand's accusations were simply not credible; that women lie about being sexually assaulted regularly; that she hesitated to report her story to law enforcement, therefore casting doubt.
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LONDON/BRUSSELS, Jan 25 (Reuters) - China Three Gorges halted talks with EU regulators about its proposed 9 billion euro ($10.3 billion) takeover of Portugal's EDP-Energia de Portugal over a month ago, two sources close to the matter said, casting doubt on whether the deal will progress.
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President Donald Trump and his top trade adviser waded into the debate over the currency's strength and the damage they say it is doing to U.S. competitiveness, drawing rebuffs from Germany and Japan and casting doubt over the strength of global cooperation on foreign exchange policy.
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Posts on the committee's Twitter account in recent days have continued to raise questions about NOAA's surface temperature data, this time casting doubt on the claim that 2016 is the warmest year on record, as U.S. and international agencies are set to announce in coming days.
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But if the location of the debris field is confirmed, it would appear to provide physical evidence casting doubt on Iran's account that it shot down the drone over the southern Iranian province of Hormozgan, which is on the Gulf, with a locally made "3 Khordad" missile.
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After days of her husband's administration doubling down on its immigration policies, casting doubt on reporting about the facilities, and insisting the children were being housed with "high standards," the first lady decided to make an official visit Tuesday to "see what's real," according to her staff.
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Promoting the Q400 for underserved markets in Africa also helped win a recent order from Ethiopian Airlines.. But the African market also has risks, with Angola's president recently telling Euronews that a domestic airline startup was a "fictitious company," casting doubt on its order of 6 Q400s.
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There are some pro-regime forces fighting ISIS in the area near Deir-e-Zoir but the thousands of ISIS fighters in that area are relatively far from any coalition-backed forces at this point in time, casting doubt on when an offensive could take place there.
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It's hard to imagine another case with precisely parallel facts but not so hard to foresee defendants arguing, especially in trial courts in the 8th Circuit, that under Best Buy, they need only provide some evidence casting doubt on price impact to block class certification irreversibly.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's exports likely fell for a 13 straight month in October, while core consumer prices probably slipped for a eight month in a row due to a strong yen, a Reuters poll showed on Friday, casting doubt on hopes for a sustainable economic recovery.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's agency in charge of disposing of failing banks may not be fully prepared to deal with a new banking crisis, EU auditors said on Tuesday, casting doubt on a body facing dozens of lawsuits for its forced sale of Banco Popular.
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With Trump, however, it's more an outright hatred and fear than a healthy skepticism—fear that the FBI wants to prosecute him and a hatred of the spies for claiming the Russians interfered with the election, thereby casting doubt on its legitimacy, if not negating its outcome.
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It will be their second face-to-face encounter since the controversial Helsinki summit over the summer, after which Trump was roundly criticized for his friendliness toward Putin and for casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
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"Casting doubt on the intelligence community's overwhelming consensus around Russia's attack on our nation is unacceptable, especially after President Trump spent the week trying to recover from his own shameful denials as he stood side-by-side with Putin in Helsinki," Deutch argued in a statement.
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Sears Holdings will ask a bankruptcy judge if it can proceed with liquidation after it could not reach an agreement on Chairman Edward Lampert's $4.4 billion takeover bid, casting doubt on the survival of the 126-year-old U.S. department store, people familiar with the matter said.
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Case in point: After both his national security adviser and Secretary of State said election meddling would be on the table when Trump meets Vladimir Putin next month, Trump unleashed a tweet this morning again casting doubt on the conclusion that Russia had meddled at all.
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But this week, Dr. Birx's comments casting doubt on talk of ventilator and hospital-bed shortages, and praising Mr. Trump's attention to detail in lavish terms, have raised questions about her independence as the number of coronavirus infections in the United States has soared past 100,000.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Investment Bank's global operations would be put at risk if it were to invest in Iran, its president said on Wednesday, casting doubt on the EU's ability to deliver on its pledge to save a nuclear deal with Tehran that Washington has abandoned.
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In a sign that the White House was prepared to take a more aggressive approach to the newly lodged accusations against Judge Kavanaugh, White House officials sent out a document around midnight on Sunday casting doubt on the article with a point-by-point list of rebuttals.
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Similar misinformation surfaced last week in articles by Reuters and Yahoo News in which officials were quoted as casting doubt that Campbell had any information about the Uranium One deal, because Tenex was a different division of Rosatom than the ARMZ subsidiary that bought the mining firm.
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Promoting the Q400 for underserved markets in Africa also helped win a recent order from Ethiopian Airlines.. But the African market also has risks, with Angola's president recently telling Euronews that a domestic airline startup was a "fictitious company," casting doubt on its order of 6 Q400s.
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His general counsel Dana Remus sent an open letter to the leaders of the Iowa Democratic Party last night expressing concerns about the "considerable flaws" in the caucus reporting system, foreshadowing a possible effort to diminish bad results by casting doubt on the veracity of the numbers.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Business confidence among Japanese manufacturers was at its highest in seven months in August thanks to a firm global economy, a Reuters poll showed on Friday, but the service sector's mood hit its lowest since 35, casting doubt on the robustness of domestic demand.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, casting doubt on the nation's economic health, said on Tuesday the U.S. economy is in a bubble he fears will burst and he does not want to deal with a financial collapse if he is elected to the White House.
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Other sources told Politico that due to a series of miscommunications between the national and state-level campaigns, some staffers found out they had been laid off through word of mouth or by having their email and Slack accounts deactivated, casting doubt about the campaign's level of organization.
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Energy stocks were pressured by falling oil prices, as U.S. crude fell 2.8 percent to settle at $43.41 per barrel after OPEC said October output reached another record, casting doubt on whether its plan to limit production is achievable or enough to ease persisting oversupply in the market.
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There is a tension between believing that it is possible to feel, act or look so much "like a woman" that you should be acknowledged as one, and believing, as feminists do, that a woman can act in any way she wishes without casting doubt on her womanhood.
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U.S. crude futures were trading above $22017 a barrel on Friday, on track to fall for a third week in a row after OPEC said its output in October reached a record high, casting doubt on whether its plans to limit production would ease persistent oversupply in the market.
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The pressure is on Amid an overall slowdown in China, however, Xiaomi has recently missed sales targets in China and failed to prove the viability of its service-based business model, casting doubt over how much further the company can grow and how long its users will stick around.
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NEW YORK, Jan 20123 (Reuters) - Shares of WidsomTree Investments tumbled Monday after Goldman Sachs cut its rating and price target on the stock, putting the sponsor of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on pace for its longest losing streak ever and casting doubt on its ability to recover quickly.
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Trade dented stocks on Thursday — the last day of October — after Bloomberg News reported Chinese officials have been casting doubt over the possibility of a long-term trade deal with the U.S. The Dow fell more than 100 points Thursday while the S&P 500 dipped from a record.
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Lanier went too far, according to the 5th Circuit, when he told jurors in closing arguments that they should consider the DPA not just as evidence casting doubt on J&J's credibility or as rebuttal evidence but "as a proxy for J&J's liability," the appeals court said.
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LONDON/DUBAI (Reuters) - Only five of 21.2 non-OPEC oil producers have agreed so far to meet the group on Saturday for talks aimed at widening a deal to reduce output, casting doubt on whether OPEC will secure the full cuts it is seeking, two OPEC sources said.
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However, the new law replacing the old one bans cities in the state from passing their own anti-discrimination protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people until 2020, drawing scorn from civil rights advocates and casting doubt on whether boycotting businesses will return to the state.
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Several Sri Lankan officials said it would have gone against standard practice for the national intelligence chief to share such classified information with the police without first sharing it with the president, casting doubt on President Maithripala Sirisena's claims that he did not know the attack was coming.
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Despite this show of support, Guo's claims have divided China's exiled dissidents to such an extent that on a single day near the end of September, two dueling meetings of pro-democracy activists were held in New York, one supporting Guo, the other casting doubt on his motivations.
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But it came two days after Epstein's defense lawyers urged the judge to conduct an inquiry into Epstein's death after casting doubt on the finding by the New York City medical examiner's office that he died from suicide by hanging himself in his cell in the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
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Now this is unlikely, casting doubt on who will succeed Mr. Xi. All of this makes one wonder how Mr. Xi's rule will end: with his taking an unprecedented third five-year term or perhaps staying on in some ceremonial capacity and pulling the strings from behind a curtain?
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Jeff Flake of Arizona said on Wednesday that both Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who has accused President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee of sexual assault, deserve an apology for the way they have been treated and rebuked the President for casting doubt on Ford's credibility.
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And while I have heard plenty of comments casting doubt on the more questionable aspects of Mr. Trump's character, the gist of the proceedings almost always comes down to the belief that he is a miracle sent straight from heaven to bring the nation back to the Lord.
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As President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Giuliani has spent much of the past year going on TV to defend his client on a number of fronts—casting doubt on the special counsel's investigation, taking shots at Trump's former fixer Michael Cohen, and generally serving as the President's chief public defender.
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The yang was the monstrous rally in financials with Citi hitting a 52-week high and taking with it Wells Fargo in a soft rebuke to Senator Elizabeth Warren and Congresswoman Maxine Waters, the market casting doubt on the supposition that all their 250,000 employees are part of a criminal enterprise.
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Though there is much that is uncertain about how Trump, president-elect of the United States, will govern and what it will mean for the future of our most critical science issues, he has a long history of casting doubt and ginning up conspiracy theories about scientific facts and institutions.
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Investigators found that pilots on the Ethiopian flight turned the anti-stall system off and back on again to try to regain control of the plane, casting doubt on Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration's assertions that the crash may have been avoided had pilots simply followed established safety procedures.
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But at the same time, the insurgency's top leaders still find shelter in Pakistan, and a sweeping anti-militant operation by the Pakistani military in 2014 seemed to put no dent in the Haqqani group's operations, casting doubt on Pakistan's claims that it had distanced itself from the terrorist group.
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Bloomberg News reported Thursday, citing unnamed sources, that Chinese officials have been casting doubt over the possibility of a long-term trade deal with the U.S. The report added Chinese officials are concerned about President Donald Trump's "impulsive nature" and the risk of him backing out of any kind of deal.
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Yulia Stepanova, who spoke out about doping practices in her native Russia and was granted an exemption from the ban applied to that country's track and field team, tore a ligament in her right foot during the 800 meters at the European championships in Amsterdam, casting doubt on her Olympic prospects.
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But a Reuters survey here last October of 44 utilities that have announced plans to shutter coal units in coming years showed none of them expected the new EPA proposal would affect the timing of those retirements - casting doubt on whether it will provide much help to the coal industry.
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But Democrats and some career officials have raised concerns about the interim appointment, casting doubt on Grenell's qualifications to lead an intelligence agency and pointing to his tendency to weigh in on political issues while serving as ambassador, such as when he said he wanted to empower conservatives in Europe.
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They view it as not only leaving the European Union on March 29, 85033, but also abandoning the United Kingdom's membership in the single market, a common customs union with the EU, and most recently also casting doubt on the transition period expected to begin at the time of Britain's withdrawal.
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Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of the besieged city have stopped, and nobody knows why Evacuations out of eastern Aleppo were suspended Friday, casting doubt over when remaining evacuations set to transport tens of thousands of desperate residents out of besieged enclaves would resume.
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So it's not impossible the President could go off script or commit a diplomatic faux pas in front of the British press, which is always on the lookout for any linguistic nuance casting doubt on the "special relationship" -- a quirk that baffled the Obama administration in its initial engagements with the British.
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"I'm casting doubt on whether Sean Spicer can definitively know the answer to the question of the extent of the Russian hack and my frustration is at the idea that until this thing is fully developed already President-elect Trump is saying, 'Move on folks there's nothing to see here,'" he said.
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Trump's curious decision to give an interview to The New York Times on the eve of his convention address casting doubt on NATO's security guarantees that are the bedrock of the West was also a case of unusual timing -- not to mention a foreign policy judgment that quickly trigged panic in Europe.
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"A run on the pound is a possibility come Friday morning should Prime Minister Theresa May fail to win a majority, therefore casting doubt over the whole Brexit negotiation process under Labour or a coalition," Jake Trask, FX research director at currency transfer provider OFX, said in an emailed comment Monday morning.
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The next day, Senate Democrats released an explosive two-page memo, based on the account of nearly two-dozen of Jackson's former and current colleagues, about his conduct, adding more detail to the accusations that led the committee to delay his confirmation hearing and further casting doubt that his nomination could survive.
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Border patrol stopped a total of six migrants suspected of terrorism in the first half of 220006, according to data obtained by NBC News, casting doubt on recent claims from the White House that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stopped nearly 2202,2628 "known or suspected terrorists" at the U.S.-Mexico border last year.
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The case of the five became a global cause célèbre last year, casting doubt on China's assertions that it was improving women's rights and embarrassing the leadership during celebrations in New York to mark the 20th anniversary of the 1995 United Nations' Fourth World Conference on Women, which took place in Beijing.
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Fact Check of the Day In a pair of tweets casting doubt on the official estimate of nearly 3,000 deaths, the president clung to an outdated estimate, wrongly suggested that doubt over the figure emerged "a long time later" and inaccurately characterized the new figure as including all deaths on the island.
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Before he sat down to learn how the C.I.A., the F.B.I., the National Security Agency and other agencies reached their conclusions, Mr. Trump continued on Friday to seethe about the report, condemning leaks of its findings, casting doubt on its conclusions and saying that Russia had nothing to do with his victory.
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Some of those charged in the Oregon case pleaded guilty to federal charges, but the Bundy siblings and other leaders of the standoff were found not guilty in October, dealing a blow to federal prosecutors and casting doubt on whether the Department of Justice would be able to garner convictions in the Nevada case.
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At the same time, he publicly addressed Ford on Twitter, casting doubt on her allegations and arguing that "if the attack... was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed..." Following Ford and Kavanaugh's hearing, the Senate confirmation vote was delayed to accommodate a requested week-long FBI investigation from several senators.
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SpaceX's hard-charging culture and Musk's statements casting doubt on the disease's spread, have inspired widespread concern among those at the company, leading some employees to wonder if the NASA contractor is prioritizing the financial health of the company over the safety of its workers, four people close to the company told BuzzFeed News.
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A lawyer for White House acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney released a statement Thursday casting doubt on the testimony of former top Russia adviser Fiona Hill, who told investigators that EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland had a "deal" with Mulvaney to engage in a quid pro quo with Ukraine using a coveted White House visit.
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" Grenell is a controversial pick: "Democrats and some career officials have raised concerns about the interim appointment, casting doubt on Grenell's qualifications to lead an intelligence agency and pointing to his tendency to weigh in on political issues while serving as ambassador, such as when he said he wanted to empower conservatives in Europe.
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Internal Exxon memos have shown the company's marketing strategy involved publicly casting doubt on the science, such as placing a full-page advertisement in the New York Times titled "Unsettled Science," according to the new report "America Misled" by climate communication and historian researchers from George Mason University, Harvard University, and the University of Bristol.
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The president frequently attacked his 2016 rival, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, casting doubt on her "stamina" while arguing he could work nonstop as president.
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But it is also unclear whether the offsetting cuts to the State Department and domestic spending proposed by the Trump administration will be able to make it through Congress, casting doubt on whether a defense spending increase can be achieved without removing the sequestration budget caps, an act that would require 60 votes in the Senate.
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A White House adviser working to pass President Trump's infrastructure package is casting doubt on whether a hike in the gas tax, as it's currently structured, would do its intended job: Why it matters: Trump endorsed a 25-cent gas tax hike to pay for his infrastructure package at a White House meeting Wednesday, Axios' Jonathan Swan reports.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' MORE's (D-Mass.) "Medicare for All" plan, casting doubt on whether it could pass even if she does win the presidency.
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CNN's Sanjay Gupta is casting doubt Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's health, even asking whether the GOP presidential nominee is at risk of heart disease.
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An impeachment vote would serve up red meat for the conservative base and help turn out GOP voters right before the election, while casting doubt on special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's Russia investigation.
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Samantha Vinograd, senior adviser to the national security adviser under President Obama and an analyst for CNN, offered guidance to President Trump as he prepared for his second summit with Kim Jong Un. Vinograd, who had helped President Obama implement his disastrous foreign policy strategy, was hardly the only one casting doubt on the prospects in Hanoi.
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The number and scope of the partnerships raised fresh privacy concerns about how Facebook (man)handles user data, casting doubt on its repeat claims to have "locked down the platform" in 28/22016, when it changed some of its APIs to prevent other developers doing a 'Kogan' and sucking out masses of data via its Friends API.
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According to testimony before the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Russia supported Germany's far-right Alternative for Germany, not only through logistical assistance, but more formidably through Kremlin-crafted "influence operations," seeking to destabilize the Western alliance's largest European member at a time when Trump was already casting doubt on America's commitment to its allies.
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Trump has moved deliberately to undermine all of that, fracturing the alliance and casting doubt on whether US forces should fight for other NATO members, and openly clashing with the countries that have been America's closest allies since the end of World War II. Trump's disorderly decision to leave Syria, incidentally, is another gift to Russia.
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The same A.N.C. lawmakers, who had until a couple of months ago always offered a full-throated defense of Mr. Zuma's conduct in a series of scandals would have been forced to proffer reasons to remove him in Parliament — exposing the party to charges of hypocrisy and expediency, and casting doubt on Mr. Ramaphosa's pledge to reform it.
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Companies like Facebook and Twitter have poured resources into ramping up their defenses against foreign interference and some outright election-related misinformation — such as posts claiming people can vote by text message or providing wrong times for voting — but they have been unwilling to remove most posts emanating from the U.S. that tout conspiracies casting doubt on the democratic process.
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Bernie Sanders: Hillary Clinton is "not qualified" to be president He's already taken to lampooning GOP front-runner Donald Trump in less overtly political settings, casting doubt on his policy qualifications during last week's Nuclear Security Summit and deeming his plan to compel Mexico to pay for a border wall "impractical" and "wacky" during an appearance at the White House Tuesday.
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CIS threw support behind the movement to block Syrian refugees in 2016, casting doubt on whether the United Nations' refugee office could actually vet them for security threats before they arrive in the US. The organization has also claimed that the current system allows the federal government to impose too much financial burden on states to carry out refugee resettlement.
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These comics addressed #MeToo (categorizing it as "women screaming out of their vaginas"), rape (Bill Cosby using his lazy eye as a lookout), and survivors (casting doubt on women who came forward based on their appearance) head-on, but if they took pause to question whether they needed to reframe their material in light of the recent news, it wasn't evident.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE waded into the 2020 Georgia Senate race on Wednesday, casting doubt on Democrat Stacey Abrams's chances of beating Sen.
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Investors watched for developments in U.S.-China trade amid renewed jitters after Bloomberg News reported Thursday, citing sources, that Chinese officials have been casting doubt over the possibility of a long-term trade deal with the U.S. The report added Chinese officials are concerned about U.S. President Donald Trump's "impulsive nature" and the risk of him backing out of any kind of deal.
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" When pressed about recent tweets shared by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE casting doubt on sexual assault allegations made against his Supreme Court nominee, Snyder said: "I think it creates a challenge.
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"We have been clear that we will protect Northern Ireland's place in the UK internal market," said a spokesman for the Department for Exiting the EU. The spokesman was responding to a report in The Telegraph which, citing EU diplomatic sources, said the EU had comprehensively rejected British proposals for Northern Ireland, casting doubt on the UK's ability to leave the customs union.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa), the chairman of the Senate panel, threw his support behind Trump's decision while casting doubt on "the trust and political independent of the FBI" under Comey.
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But with Trump still casting doubt on Russian interference the last time Americans voted, coupled with the president's suggestion following last week's summit on the sidelines of the G20 with Vladimir Putin that the two countries could work together on cybersecurity measures involving elections, the FBI chief could find himself in an awkward spot commenting about his attempts to combat new Russian interference.
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They said comments like President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's assertion the numbers were fabricated, and Long casting doubt on their legitimacy, undermine the gravity of the situation.
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In the face of the North's flip-flop Tuesday – from welcoming a summit to casting doubt on one and resuming hostile statements about America – President Trump should convey a firm message loud and clear to the Kim regime: There will be no summit unless the North is willing to agree to some sort of concrete timeframe to give up its atomic arsenal – with intrusive inspections guaranteeing that goal.
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While China was angered by Trump's call this month with Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, and then casting doubt over the future of the "one China" policy under which the U.S. recognizes Taiwan as being part of China, it was also quite restrained, said a senior Beijing-based Western diplomat "China's game now is to influence him and not antagonize him," he said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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" Kaine also slammed Trump for previously casting doubt on whether President Obama was born in the U.S. "Donald Trump was the main guy behind the scurrilous and I would say bigoted notion that President Obama wasn't even born in this country, and Donald Trump has continued to push that irresponsible falsehood from – all the way up to now, and that's the difference in this election and the stakes.
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But this partisan divide may well be linked to the kind of media people consume: While most newspapers and TV networks are treating the crisis as a dire threat and covering local governments' efforts to contain it, many right-wing pundits are casting doubt on the virus's risks and even its very existence — following a precedent set by President Trump, who has played down the danger of the virus.
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Sen. Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) said in a recent interview that he is still thinking about his plans for the future, casting doubt on whether he will run for reelection in 2018.
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He has also drawn the ire of some Republicans for casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's conclusion that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election in order to help him win against Democratic challenger Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Part One: Poison In The SystemPart Two: From Russia With BloodPart Three: The Man Who Knew Too MuchPart Four: The Secrets Of The Spy In The BagPart Five: Everyone Thinks He Was WhackedPart Seven: Christopher Steele's Other Report Newly released police files expose significant holes in the investigation into the death of Vladimir Putin's media czar two years ago in Washington, DC, casting doubt on the official finding of how he died.
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CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Thursday it is "sickening" to hear statements from supporters of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh casting doubt on testimony from Christine Blasey Ford, who is accusing Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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At President Trump's direction, CIA Director Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoAfghan president vows to take revenge after Islamic State attack on wedding The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Latest pro-democracy rally draws tens of thousands in Hong Kong MORE reportedly met with a former National Security Agency official who helped author an analysis casting doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's assessment that Russia was behind email hacks targeting the Democratic National Committee last year.
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Multiple officials said that given the large number of people working at the Pentagon, many of them commuting in by public transit, the logistical challenges of installing lockers or other means to allow staff to store their personal cell phones upon entering the building will be the biggest challenge to implementing a ban, casting doubt on its feasibility, with one defense official saying that given all the challenges the ban was unlikely to come into effect.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren: Male candidates who think they are better positioned to beat Trump are wrong 2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election On The Money: Pro-union bill draws 2020 battle lines | Companies added 291,000 jobs last month: survey | Warren touts Obama's 85033 praise for consumer bureau MORE (D-Mass.) has not been casting doubt on the results but reportedly said she didn't "understand" the party's decision to release a portion of the data Tuesday evening.
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Corker has also criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over his response to the killing, saying last week that the White House was acting like a "public relations firm" for the crown prince after Trump issued a statement defending the kingdom and casting doubt on whether the crown prince ordered the murder.
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Republicans were essentially left out of the race for Hispanic votes in 85033 by presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's strong rhetoric on immigration and racial controversies, including the nominee's casting doubt on Judge Gonzalo Curiel's judicial objectivity in presiding over a case involving Trump University because of his Mexican heritage.
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But the president's relentless arguments and memes trying to prove himself right reached a tipping point Friday when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the federal agency that oversees the National Weather Service, issued a statement from an unnamed spokesperson backing up the president's claim and casting doubt on a local weather service forecast office which had tried to reassure Alabama residents that despite the president's tweet, there would be "no impacts" from the hurricane felt in the southern state.
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GOP not happy: House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyNew McCarthy ad praising Trump includes Russian stock footage Rising GOP star thrust into spotlight with Trump defense The Hill's Morning Report — Schiff: Clear evidence of a quid pro quo MORE (R-Calif.) took a swipe at Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for casting doubt on whether the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will pass before the end of the year, accusing the California Democrat of prioritizing impeachment over the updated North American trade deal.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyNew McCarthy ad praising Trump includes Russian stock footage Rising GOP star thrust into spotlight with Trump defense The Hill's Morning Report — Schiff: Clear evidence of a quid pro quo MORE (R-Calif.) took a swipe at Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiOvernight Energy: Protesters plan Black Friday climate strike | 'Father of EPA' dies | Democrats push EPA to abandon methane rollback Youth protesters plan Black Friday climate strike GOP lawmaker boasts 'overwhelming bipartisan support' for USMCA trade deal MORE (D-Calif.) for casting doubt on whether the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will pass before the end of the year, accusing the California Democrat of prioritizing impeachment over the updated North American trade deal.
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