"He has two options: caving right now or caving later," said Brian Fallon, a former spokesman for Senator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader.
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The sport of caving was first developed in the late 19th century, and its popularity grew partly thanks to explorations by Édouard-Alfred Martel, a caving pioneer from France.
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So to be clear, after caving to B.S. Republican orthodoxy on taxes, she is now caving to neoliberalism, third way and the health insurance industry on the very plan itself.
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The sport of caving was first developed in the late 19th century, and its popularity grew partly as a result of explorations by Édouard-Alfred Martel, a caving pioneer from France.
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It can feel like the whole world is caving in.
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Caving in once again in 2016 would be a mistake.
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Other people faulted the author herself for caving to pressure.
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Both sides see caving as something of an existential threat.
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Experts in caving and diving needed days to reach the boys.
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The roof was caving in; the linoleum floors were peeling back.
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Yet Trump caving on the border wall isn't what Coulter wanted.
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"Before she knew it, the roof was caving in," he said.
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Grassley is in a double bind, because caving to protect his
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He directed Cooker to hook the caving ladder onto the bulwarks.
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Our greatest celebrity reality show is finally caving in on itself.
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A week after death, one of his eyes was caving in.
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Trump is fixing the roof while the foundation is caving in.
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A major last stand for headphone jack enthusiasts might be caving in.
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President Trump should stop caving to the establishment and actually — finally — withdraw.
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" But, the spokesperson added, the app is "not caving to [Tinder's] demands.
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Zuckerberg is proud of his team for not caving to popular opinion.
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" In the same breath, he lambasted Obama for caving to "environmental extremists.
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Caving on this fight won't do them any favors with their base.
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But caving in to that impulse runs counter to my native stoicism.
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But his critics said he was merely caving to mounting public pressure.
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She has accused Rose of caving to pressure from progressives on impeachment.
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Go swimming and caving in the natural pools in Semuc Champey, Guatemala.
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One nationalist lawmaker, Robert Winnicki, described it as caving in to Jewish interests.
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I always thought plastic surgery was caving in to 'the man,' you know?
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Mantap suffers from "tired mountain syndrome": it is at risk of caving in.
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However, pro-Palestinian groups accused Messi and his teammates of caving to terrorism.
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The problem: Moderates aren't caving to anything that moves the bill further right.
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But Democrats have shown little signs of caving in the entrenched funding fight.
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Mr. Katz's supporters accused Mr. Netanyahu of caving in to ultra-Orthodox dictates.
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That would make Raul Castro look like he was caving to Yankee imperialism.
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Standing for principle, not caving to a bully, earns the respect of voters.
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It prevents the rain and stops the walls from caving in on themselves.
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The first caving clubs were formed in England in the 1920s and '20115s.
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The first caving clubs were formed in England in the 1920s and '775s.
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The city's leader finally makes a concession — caving to Beijing and big business.
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In an interview, he accuses the president of caving to pressure from landowners.
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The broadcast networks depicted the president as caving in to prevent a trade war.
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"They do not want to be seen as caving into American pressure," he said.
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In public, they're going to bow their backs [and] not look like they're caving.
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Mr. Putin, who is counting on some caving, cannot be rewarded for his aggression.
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So every time I came close to caving in, I just think of her.
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It's hard to believe that Apple is caving in to the regime like this.
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Islamist parties have characterized Ms. Bibi's release as Pakistan's government caving into Western demands.
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More and more of Hong Kong's elite is caving to increasing pressure from China.
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Instead of caving in, the Kingdom's energy minister has struck a note of defiance.
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Schumer had previously accused Washington of caving to Beijing with the phase one deal.
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And now the company is caving to almost all the gaming community's major complaints.
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Wade described his wife caving in, like someone had punched her in the chest.
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The administration obfuscated about the reasons for family separation before finally caving to public pressure.
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What could he hope to achieve by caving in the roof on his own party?
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Many Uber passengers accuse TfL of caving in to the cabbies, who are vocal lobbyists.
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Definitely [one of them was] the caving expedition in Sardinia with the European Space Agency.
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And winning swing voters does not necessarily mean caving to anti-immigrant sentiment, he said.
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Disney has been accused of caving to a racist and misogynistic vocal minority of fans.
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In reality, feeling isolated against a resurgent Russia, Turkey is caving under its historic nemesis.
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Caving is a form of improvisation: you say yes to whatever door the earth opens.
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They publicly shamed American politicians for caving to pressure from powerful pro-gun lobby groups.
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Caving to the disingenuous outrage, Bee and TBS, which airs her show, both issued apologies.
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The sport of caving began in the British Isles in the late 19th century, and the first caving clubs were formed in England in the 1920s and 1930s, according to the British Cave Rescue Council, whose divers are involved in the rescue effort in Thailand.
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Swimming wasn't on the association's list of 34 adventure activities, from backpacking to caving to safaris.
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CAVUTO: So, what do we offer in exchange that doesn&apost look like we are caving?
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Are we caving to pressures placed on us by drug-seeking patients to prescribe these medications?
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And this dominance has been achieved by the Republican establishment either caving in or running away.
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For China's Xi Jinping, too, there is much greater political safety in not caving to Trump.
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A few hours later, a leader of the Caving Club rescued him, the university newspaper said.
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Caving offers explorers opportunities to test themselves that until recently were not even known to exist.
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And Montebourg was criticizing Hollande for being too restrictive and caving to the Germans to boot.
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Salehi dismissed the idea of caving to American demands to renegotiate the accord (The Associated Press).
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Reaction: Republicans are seizing on Biden's flip, accusing him of caving to pressure from the left.
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When Fifi Bell-Clanton and Gwendolyn Woods took over the space, the floor was caving in.
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First, by caving in to Vladimir Putin on Russia's efforts to undermine the 2016 presidential election.
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"There was stuff falling everywhere, you could see the walls were caving in," McBride told WBAL.
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Her aching feet are caving in, but she crosses the city like it's a race course.
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Aside from caving to Trump's demands, it's unclear what else Democrats can do at this point.
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They're not so easily caving in just because they want to get out of the meeting.
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She testified Unsworth hadn't been to Thailand until 2011, and had traveled there to do caving.
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They accused Democrats of caving on their longstanding allegations he obstructed justice in the Russia investigation.
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Pelosi could be seen caving to McConnell when Congress returns to Washington after the holiday recess.
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Now, they can presumably blame him for caving in even though they surely would have themselves.
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"We're kind of on a short time frame," Beall said, referring to the roof that's caving in.
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While Spotify is giving to industry support for XXXTentacion, the company is not caving on R. Kelly.
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A quick resolution appeared unlikely throughout the day, and Democrats showed no signs of caving early Saturday.
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" Brady reportedly added, "We lose a game and you feel like the whole world is caving in.
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It was initially believed that Rapp's firing stemmed from the notoriously image-conscious company caving to pressure.
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In serious caving, there are no hourly communications by satellite phone, no rescues by plane or helicopter.
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Block caving involves hollowing out an ore body and allowing it to collapse under its own weight.
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There is genuine value to the locker room not caving into melancholy after a thoroughly discouraging performance.
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If this video is any indication, she has no intention of caving to the haters anytime soon.
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Church leaders should beware "caving in to the temptation of feeling that we are just or perfect".
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"Almost no congregation in America moves without some outside pressure, like the roof caving in," said Rev.
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The Pentagon changed the flight path of the warplanes but declared it was not caving into threats.
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Brian Darling, a conservative Republican strategist, accused House GOP leaders of caving in to the PC police.
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Also known as caving, spelunkers rappel into the depths of caves that are not typically explored commercially.
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Meat pies are more familiar, colonial descendants of Cornish pasties, flaking and caving without going to pieces.
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But it was preferable, she thought, to caving to the pressure of committing to someone for life.
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Some talked about how their walls were caving in, or how they regretted staying for the storm.
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The building was falling apart, the roof was caving in, and there were hardly any clients left.
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The Broncos were just caving in opposing fronts and presenting great options for Anderson at the line.
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For Mr. Xi, such a move could be seen at home as a sign of caving in.
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"At first, the idea of becoming a doctor was like caving into the power structure," Charon said.
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I end up caving and buying a light cardigan, a scarf, earrings, and a cute mug ($2129).
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After the meetings, internal documents reportedly show the U.S. Forest Service's opposition to Midas Gold's involvement caving.
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Others with an opposing view will call the actions cowardly — caving into temporary pressure from mass shootings.
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But if a deal is seen as caving to Chinese interests, he could pay a political price.
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Powell denounced any idea the Fed was caving to political pressure by taking a more dovish approach.
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"I awoke choking and gasping and with the sense of the walls caving in," she wrote soon afterward.
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Crucial among the concessions Nieto would want to avoid is caving to Trump on paying for the wall.
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While she's still far behind in the polls, Ives has frequently attacked Rauner for caving on conservative positions.
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Dear readers, Another British royal wedding is upon us, and the internet is, predictably, caving in on itself.
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Caving in on the wall — Trump's most significant campaign promise — would be a betrayal of the first order.
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Instead of dispatching a lithe paleoanthropologist with caving experience, he sent Matthew, his son, who was now fourteen.
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The FBI was portrayed as caving under that pressure, and making decisions for political rather than law enforcement purposes.
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While other companies are caving under the slightest pressure from disingenuous trolls, Ubisoft is telling them to kick sand.
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"This decision is about caving to political pressure," said Brandon Bissell, manager of public affairs at CoreCivic on Monday.
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By that point, the sinkhole was growing quickly, with "large chunks of the ground actually caving in," he said.
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The first time Macalady ever went caving, her oldest son, Luca, was just eight months old, and still breastfeeding.
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This is largely why the June 12 summit was planned — Kim was caving in from the maximum pressure campaign.
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He made anti-blockbusters, and did so on budget, without caving in to agents, agent packages, or agency fees.
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When Rihanna sings "It's hard to know which one of us is caving," her voice is tender and spooked.
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But if Facebook has any qualms about caving to pressure from conservatives, it wasn't clear from Bickert's comments Tuesday.
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Caving into pressure — whether from the United States or from Mexican antagonists — is not the AMLO that Mexicans elected.
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It felt like my world was caving in and it's been this way for at least like four years.
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Soon, Bev begins drowning in gallons of blood, while Ben is slowly buried by sand caving in from above.
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Block caving was developed in the early 2000s in a collaboration by Newcrest, Rio Tinto , Freeport and Chile's Codelco.
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Caving to American pressure, Mexican President Andres Manual Lopez Obrador already signed into law a significant labor reform bill.
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Its journalists accused their bosses of caving in and said that they themselves had become targets of death threats.
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Second, if we buy its basic logic, we are immediately reduced to caving to anything the Saudis might demand.
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Caving in to the demands of bullies might end up being a better corporate policy than building products that explode.
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That removal prompted angry reactions from human rights groups, which accused Ban of caving in to pressure from powerful countries.
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And it was a clear rebuke to Trump's caving to the gun lobby despite constant gun violence and mass shootings.
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According to caving naming convention, when two cave systems are found to interconnect, the largest cave absorbs the smaller one.
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The most popular booze-fueled purchase is food, according to the survey, with 23 percent caving in to their cravings.
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Studies suggest that caving in to these superstitions can ease athletes' minds and help them maintain confidence in their abilities.
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The episode serves as the final admission from all involved parties that Philip and Elizabeth are caving under the pressure.
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Liberal groups quickly accused Democrats of caving, saying they failed to get a real guarantee that Dreamers will be protected.
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Some cavers like to pick up their coveralls and take a deep sniff to get a caving fix between trips.
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Republicans might as well paint this picture after caving to big donors and not eliminating the infamous carried-interest deduction.
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In such an environment, overtly caving to American demands could destroy your electoral prospects -- not to mention your political career.
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Marlo Lewis, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, accused the EPA of caving to pressure from lawmakers like Ernst.
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Orr told Business Insider that the porch was torn up, the windows were missing, and the roof was caving in.
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Whether "caving" means submitting to an inclination to run or to remain is unclear—either way, the experience is fearsome.
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During the tour, visitors get to choose between glacier melt kayaking, glacier lake paddleboarding, ice caving and/or glacier camping.
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Later, former Labor Secretary Robert Reich criticized The Times on Facebook, accusing it of caving in to Hillary Clinton interests.
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Ted's Caving Page, an early aughts blog, documented a spelunker's descent into a claustrophobic cave, possibly disturbing a creature within.
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For them, the possible Romney pick is only evidence of the patrician former Massachusetts governor caving rather than Trump reforming.
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When Mr. Cavar this year joined the university's Caving Club, which organized the trip, he had never been spelunking before.
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Read more " _____ • Ari Berman in The Nation: "Caving on Gorsuch will make it harder, not easier, to wage future battles.
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I work for an outdoor program at my school, leading other students on trips backpacking, kayaking, caving (my favorite), etc.
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Now Hallmark has the chance to show the world that it's being authentic and not just caving to its attackers.
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They have an ability to remain calm and focused, to constructively withstand adverse events and conflicting emotions without caving in.
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President Trump has voiced support for Manafort in the past, praising him for not caving into pressure to make a deal.
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ALL the signs are that Britain is caving in on the three issues in the first phase of the Brexit talks.
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By caving into consumer demand to add this performance switch, it's ceding partial control of the hardware and software to users.
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Now, many arts-lovers are taking to social media equally upset for what they see as Delta caving to online anger.
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So to accuse Mr. Ban of caving in to Saudi intimidation, as some human rights organizations have done, is not fair.
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The team appears willing, absent Mueller caving in on the limits of questioning, to defy a subpoena from the grand jury.
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Now, however, these tech giants are caving to public pressure and have anointed themselves as referees of civility, fairness and truth.
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Cooker, standing at the bow with the caving ladder hooked to a pole, was raising that pole toward the freighter's bulwarks.
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Of course, actually implementing the OPPS rule and not caving in to the extreme pressure from hospitals will not be easy.
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That's thanks in part to a culture of caving to the will of the core electorate they need for re-election.
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Her son is up on the roof scraping off the mud in an effort to stop the rest from caving in.
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The conservative commentator ripped Trump for caving into Democratic demands on border wall funding to avoid a government shutdown in December.
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"All conservatives should boycott Colt for caving to the socialist left concerning AR15's for the civilian market," one person wrote.
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Schumer came under fire from the left-wing faction of his party for caving to the GOP over the DACA issue.
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In both Canada and Mexico, Mr. Trump is unpopular, and caving to his demands could have devastating consequences for local politicians.
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But the constant exposure to sickness and death was caving in on her at a time when she'd experienced enough anguish.
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Breitbart is pushing Trump officials on building a wall; Rush Limbaugh has already hinted he thinks the administration is caving on it.
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A line fracture can be seen at the base of the skull, as well as a caving fracture on the right side.
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Human rights groups accused the U.N. chief of caving to pressure from powerful countries and said he risked harming his U.N. legacy.
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But now even the most ardently apolitical late-night hosts were polishing their Trump impressions, caving to the covfefe of it all.
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Alan Rodriguez, who lives four blocks away, told Fox31 that he thought his roof was caving in when he heard the blast.
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The senators' comments illustrate they're not caving to pressure from Democrats who argue that public opinion polling supports their calls for witnesses.
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Trump has flirted with gas tax hikes in the past but so far has avoided caving to the temptation of an increase.
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Specifically, it could give rival and former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki fodder to accuse Abadi of caving to the United States.
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" "To those who want to talk about caving, who won or who lost: the question for me is how does this end?
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The only music that pumped out from the moment I arrived to the moment I left was relentless, chest caving psy-trance.
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House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows told us this afternoon that if leadership pushes ahead with the current plan, he isn't caving.
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When you are caving, you look for a hole and notify to a tech team to look if that would be suitable.
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Many Taiwanese were upset by the company caving in to Chinese pressure, with some also calling for a boycott of the chain.
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The last known survey was conducted in the 1980s by a French caving society, but many of its deepest recesses remain unmapped.
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And since neither the E.U. nor China looks close to caving to Mr. Trump's threats, global trade tensions look set to escalate.
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And third, although this is not a decision that should be driven by politics, there is no political upside to caving in.
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The other two walls portray an abandoned interior caving in at the corners, with vines creeping in, like tentacles, through a window.
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He didn't mind caving to the Freedom Caucus Wednesday night on policy because he doesn't care about policy, just the publicity win.
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If it's been a bad election year, it's because the economy was caving in or something like that, not really the election.
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So what we do with block caving is we go right down to the bottom and start mining from the bottom up.
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Even now, it's hard to be sure, especially given Republican moderates' long track record of caving in to extremists at crucial moments.
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Dramatic footage shows entire brick homes caving into clouds of dust and toppling down a hillside, as locals fled carrying children and pets.
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While caving to China's demands prompts a vocal backlash, for anyone who follows US tech companies in China it was anything but surprising.
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Then it erupted again in 2008, as the media economy was caving in, with a bunch more layoffs — Sheila went to a bar.
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How most people essentially are assholes, but ultimately resisting assholery by any means imaginable feels much better than caving in or giving up.
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At Penn State, the Outing Club wasn't the only one on the chopping block — caving and scuba diving are reportedly out as well.
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I was going to fuck it all up by caving to some heteronormative desire that, knowing me, was probably nothing but a phase.
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If Trump does cut a deal — as he says he wants — he could well be blasted by his base for "caving" to Democrats.
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" Added Hutchins: "As far as caving into the media and having one of us label it as something, we're not gonna do that.
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It also denounced the local government minister in charge of the regulation, Damià Calvet, accusing him of caving in to taxi industry "blackmail".
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When talking about herself, Barton tries to be modest—but the truth is that deep caving is not for the faint of heart.
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With banks caving in and jobs vanishing, FDR set to work passing laws and establishing new government bureaus to curb the economic suffering.
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Bozell said that tech giants caving to CNN's push "is part of a disturbing trend" that includes influential conservatives being muted on Twitter.
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"It cost me money to defend myself, and it cost me a lot of grief," as one pornmaster put it after caving in.
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Bad as such political wrangling is for India, it is not so bad as the precedent set by caving in to the Jats.
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Caving enthusiasts have strongly opposed moves to restrict access to caves across the U.S. West, many on public land, where the bats hibernate.
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Perhaps it could be that his intention was never to further freedoms, or that he is caving into pressure from hardline government conservatives.
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A local caving group discovered the graffiti two months later and forwarded the report along to the Forest Service, which sprung into action.
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In the majority black neighborhood the establishment calls home, weathered houses teetered on the edge of collapse, one strong breeze from caving in.
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"The mob was broken by Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano caving in out of the prospect of a jail sentence," Goldberg told the Journal.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday dismissed criticism that he was caving to China's trade demands to save Chinese telecommunications company ZTE.
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But a closer look at Trump's record shows he has a pattern of caving in to foreign leaders at the United States' expense.
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Schumer, like Rubio, has accused Trump of caving to Chinese demands after pledging to take a tough stance on Beijing's alleged trade abuses.
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" Lord said he has a "serious disagreement" with CNN's decision to fire him and said their decision is "caving to the Nazi tactics.
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While the North Korea nuclear problem is significant, caving to China on trade did not help Presidents Bush or Obama solve the issue.
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Powell, who has carefully avoided addressing the political attacks from the President, rejected the idea that the Fed is caving to political pressure.
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Liberals, meanwhile, have argued that Facebook, in refusing to ban right-wing conspiracy factories like Alex Jones's Infowars, is caving to the right.
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Some took to social media to rail against the move by Cardinal Angelo De Donatis, accusing him of caving in to the government.
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"In my 30-plus years of caving, this is by far the biggest pit that I've had the privilege to descend," he said.
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But she deserves a little bit of a run first — I hate the idea of just caving into the Republicans' demonization of her.
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But to characterize Mr. McConnell as somehow caving to pressure and doing the right thing here is as inaccurate as it is naïve.
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The muted response from the league drew widespread rebukes from Republicans and Democrats who bashed the NBA for caving to pressure from China.
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Shatter's tight squeezes are no match for Gina Moseley, a paleoclimatologist at Austria's University of Innsbruck who's been caving since she was 12.
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It also inflamed divisions among Democrats between moderates who back the compromise and liberals who accused their colleagues of caving to bank lobbyists.
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By caving to the social media critics, she sets a chilling template for the future, and reinforces the power of the online mob.
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Conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, who has given Trump some leeway, said he worried Trump was "caving" on his much-promised wall.
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The coalition's removal from the blacklist prompted angry reactions from human rights groups, which accused Ban of caving in to pressure from powerful countries.
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By Lipchin's count, a new sinkhole emerges approximately once a day, each representing the possibility of a nearby residence, resort, or road caving in.
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After more than a year of fierce US economic pressure that has battered its economy, Iran is not caving, as some US officials hoped.
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Some people believe Marvel is just looking for good publicity (which isn't exactly wrong), and that it's caving in to complaints from minority audiences.
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On the right, Crowder and his supporters accused YouTube of caving to pressure since it had earlier said his content didn't violate its policies.
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The teasing I thought would end only got worse, because now the girls knew what a pushover I was, caving to their mean words.
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Cruz effectively placed a risky bet that the Republican Party will judge Trump harshly and reward him in the new era for not caving.
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Several demonstrators were disappointed with the announcement, saying Abadi was caving in to the politicians by asking them to put forward their proposed names.
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Mr Eavis says that caving offers climatologists "an incredibly detailed history of the planet" in terms of the composition of water and the atmosphere.
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The NRA faces accusations that it is caving into pressure to quickly restart an industry that used to supply a third of Japan's electricity.
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Conservative lawmakers have been adamant in their push for Trump to refrain from caving on his demands for $5 billion in border wall funding.
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At the conclusion, some liberal groups blamed Democrats for caving rather than keeping the government shut until a real deal on immigration was reached.
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The Cabinet also raised pensions for military retirees in what economists said was caving in to populist demands at the expense of fiscal prudence.
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In England, Macfarlane goes caving and studies, with a young plant scientist named Merlin Sheldrake, the fungi that create a cooperative system below forests.
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He told the Daily Student that the caving club leaders were deeply apologetic for, you know, nearly leaving him to die inside a cave.
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They are not caving in to Mr. Trump; they are saving federal employees, they are rescuing the economy, they are making American great again.
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But the central government -- in effect Hong Kong's landlords -- has no history of caving to protesters, especially when it comes to widening democratic rights.
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But technologies that encourage the creation of entertainment via algorithm, based on what we already prefer, are caving to the black mirror's worst tendencies.
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But Giles's vivid portrayals of Montana, the scary thrills of caving, and the rundown hot-spring resort where Zoe's mom works are a delight.
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The Cabinet also raised pensions for military retirees in what economists said was caving in to populist demands at the expense of fiscal prudence.
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But they accused him of "caving to the gun lobby" on concealed carry and forcing Virginia to accept the riskier safety standards of other states.
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I'm so glad we are sticking it out instead of caving to the emotional complications of the situation, and encouraging Marlowe to do the same.
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Instead of caving, the Bulls outscored the Sixers 15-6 over the final 3:59 of the third to lead 96-87 starting the fourth.
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Automakers cheered the slimmer version, while some Democratic lawmakers accused the administration of caving to the industry and pressuring states to refrain from taking action.
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And that doesn't mean, by the way, abandoning our principles or caving to bad policy in the interests of maintaining some phony version of civility.
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But big problems call for bold solutions, and with the Rio Olympics caving under its own weight, it's time for the IOC to be bold.
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I hadn't, but they hardly believed me when I told them I'd fainted due to a fear of the concert hall caving in on me.
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According to the Indiana Daily Student university newspaper, leaders of the school's Caving Club would not comment on how Cavar became separated from the group.
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And he also voiced concern about some of the worst-case scenarios that privacy advocates believe could stem from Apple caving to the government's demands.
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But it appears that the Obama administration is caving to the politics of the moment, where immigrants are scapegoats and easy targets to gain votes.
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By caving in to Saudi Arabia's blackmail, Mr. Ban sends a message that other countries can use improper pressure to escape accountability for their abuses.
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Today, his Nudy track shows he understands the sonic language of contemporary Atlanta, bathing Nudy's wheeze in horror movie arpeggios and chest-caving bass work.
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Instead of caving to Big Pharma, the Trump Admin should work with us to pass the Lower Drug Costs Now Act through the GOP Senate.
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Rather than caving in to Trump's demands and offering appeasement, Germany, France, Britain and Italy — along with Canada and Japan — have stuck to their guns.
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The Council for Mass Media also scolded YLE for caving into Juha Sipila's pressure by making changes to an online story after receiving his complaints.
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The magazine accuses GOP lawmakers of caving to Trump's whims and "going along in order to get along," rather than standing up for their ideals.
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Had Twitter suspended the account, finally caving to criticisms that the president's violent threats to his adversaries violated the social media site's terms of service?
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Pommier packs a couple bottles of wine and a case of tasting glasses into his yellow backpack, because what else would you need when caving?
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Lawton cautions against caving into pressure created by certain work or social groups, and reassessing relationships that could be detrimental to your money and wellbeing.
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"Xi Jinping will not want to be seen as caving in to foreign pressure in the run-up to the 19th party congress," Daly said.
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Unsworth, 64, who said he began caving as a hobby in 1971, splits his time between Britain and Thailand, where he has a Thai girlfriend.
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The state-owned Global Times tabloid accused Silver of caving in to political pressure, saying the NBA was treating the Chinese market with arrogant disregard.
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But there was no hint that the roof is caving in at the presidential palace when Mr. Maduro launched "The Hour of Salsa" on Tuesday.
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But in Mexico, where protesters already have been marching in support of the approaching Honduran migrants, caving to US pressure wouldn't play nearly as well.
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In the best interest of the whole country, he dared the predictable avalanche of "caving" and "incompetence" insults from both the right and the left.
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But rather than caving under the pressure, Hogg and his friends have flourished, using humor, restraint, and public pressure to engage strategically with their trolls.
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To get that support, he will need to show he is getting something in return from the U.S. and not simply caving to President Trump's demands.
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"Block caving technology is relatively new, and we cannot hurry this project and implement everything immediately and now, because we need to be careful," he said.
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The NCAA is caving to the major backlash it got over its new agent certification criteria ... amending the bachelor's degree requirement to rep certain college players.
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You know, they-- the-- even though China's not a democracy-- the political dynamics don't allow them-- to look like they're caving in-- to a unilateral position.
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New York musician GENG makes "YABBADABBADONT" into a brain-caving noise track, while Lee Gamble takes "ALICIA KEYS" and puts it somewhere on the hardcore continuum.
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First, he played a will-he-or-won't-he endorsement game in which he ended up caving, as everyone thought he would, to the Clinton machine.
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I've gotten in situations where in the first six starts, I ended up caving in and not making it out of the third, fourth, fifth inning.
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The story quoted multiple people involved in the 2007 case who accused Acosta of caving to pressure from Epstein's lawyers to cut a preferential plea deal.
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President Trump, long before entering the White House, weighed in on some of those fights, hammering Republicans for caving to President Obama without exacting more concessions.
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After caving in Charlottesville, Trump was met with demands from the Parkland student activists, who wanted answers and action after living through a tragic mass shooting.
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" He said that the most difficult obstacle the caving team has faced so far is the "level of the water, and the power of the water.
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The Herald report quotes multiple people involved in the 2007 case who accuse Acosta of caving to pressure from Epstein's lawyers to cut a preferential deal.
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The Washington Post observed that the party was caving in to unidentified outside groups that wanted Democrats to pursue their priorities early in the legislative session.
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Opposition lawmakers demanded the government put forward concrete proposals to address the yellow vests' demands, but government ministers dismissed caving in to a minority of troublemakers.
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But instead of caving to their demands, leadership is plowing ahead, assuming members won't dare to vote against Obamacare repeal at the end of the day.
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In other words, slightly caving to Democrats on minor gun control now gives Republicans tremendous political capital in the future to push their own ideological agenda.
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If the IG's explanation is that the McCabe issue was pressing and decision-makers needed to know, that could be interpreted as caving under political pressure.
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The reasons the Holy See is caving to the (atheist) Communist government are not entirely transparent, but it appears to be hoping for a historic thaw.
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Among other waivers granted by BSEE were 192 that related to how companies test the cylindrical metal casing that prevents a drilled hole from caving in.
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Schumer, one of the Democrats most supportive of Trump's crackdown on China, previously accused the president of caving to Beijing with the phase one trade deal.
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Schumer, one of the Democrats most supportive of Trump's crackdown on China, previously accused the president of caving to Beijing with the phase one trade deal.
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In fact, Germans are now caving in to the Visegrad Group (Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia) that is steadfastly refusing Berlin-imposed immigration quotas.
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He chose the latter, insisting to his raucous crowd of supporters in southern Illinois that scrapping his plans would have amounted to caving to a criminal.
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Both articles relate to Trump&aposs efforts to strongarm Ukraine into caving to his political demands while withholding vital military aid and a White House meeting.
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Macron will also needlessly aggravate his case by caving in to calls from Germany and French business leaders for radical hiring and firing labor market reforms.
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Florida beauty pageant, said if the walls looked like they were caving in on the president in Washington, there were only blue skies in Palm Beach.
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But if he takes account of that public perception in deciding how to vote, he may appear to be caving to pressure that is itself illegitimate.
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And on the other side, the Trump administration will have to give China something, so that China will not be perceived as caving to US bullying.
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Republican primary voters, meanwhile, who do pay attention and do have long memories, may just reward AHCA supporters for at least not caving to moderating pressures.
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They can fire Morey and apologize, which would be seen in America as putting profits ahead of free expression and caving to anti-democratic forces in China.
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Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said on Wednesday his party will "reluctantly support" the new trade pact in the House, but criticized Trudeau for caving to U.S. demands.
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Mr Macron has attacked his own former party, the Socialists, for caving in to nationalist proposals to revoke the French citizenship of dual citizens convicted of terrorism.
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But it's an open question whether the administration will push Congress harder on getting money for the wall after caving on the signature campaign pledge this spring.
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With no power and their house caving in, fellow LaBelle residents Bob and Tara Hahn have moved their 10 children into their oldest daughter's two-bedroom house.
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Only a few caving areas, such as in southeast Asia area, have continuous, monsoon-style rains that can cause a cave to remain flooded for several months.
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"Xi cannot afford to look like he is caving in under U.S. pressure," said Zhang Baohui, a professor of international relations at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.
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In a series of tweets on Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump seemed to contradict that point and pushed back against that narrative that he is caving to China.
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Block caving involves undermining an ore body and then allowing it to collapse under its own weight, with the broken ore removed through a network of tunnels.
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We're used to kids caving to peer pressure — yet parents, too, can fall victim to the "everyone else is doing it" mentality when they're on social media.
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The union, in a statement, called the move a "political decision," accusing the automaker of "caving in on the Moon Jae-in government's pressure" to create jobs.
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We're going to get to the topics of the day, obviously, too, because of the government shutdown and the non-shutdown and the caving and things like that.
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Marathon Petroleum rose 3.8 percent to $52.25 after the company said it would explore a spinoff of its retail business, caving to pressure from activist investor Elliott Management.
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A quick and dirty deal that does little to change China's underlying trade practices could see Mr Trump attacked at home for caving in to America's ascendant rival.
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Caving to requests by large retailers seeking higher-price watches, Flex Watches started selling sports watches gilded in gold and marketing themselves as a hip California lifestyle brand.
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Smartphone makers have been eager to ditch the tried-and-true audio output mechanism for the past few years, with Samsung finally caving with the Galaxy Note 10.
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Marathon Petroleum rose 973 percent to $53.7 after the company said it would explore a spinoff of its retail business, caving to pressure from activist investor Elliott Management.
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Recent research suggests that environmental protesters in coal country often fail to meet their objectives, eventually caving when coming up against the power and influence of the industry.
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The deal angered some influential figures in the president's base, who accused the president of caving on his signature campaign promise of building a wall at the border.
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By caving to the demands of the radicals, Speaker Pelosi is steering her party toward more challenges in the races for the White House and Congress next year.
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When Trump reopened the government with no new wall funding, caving to Pelosi's position, the Speaker extended an olive branch, and a second invitation, to Trump for Tuesday.
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Forgoing a rate hike, one that was already baked into the market, would rattle nervous investors and prompt talk that the Fed is caving to White House pressure.
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Marathon Petroleum rose 1063 percent to $52.99 after the company said it would explore a spinoff of its retail business, caving to pressure from activist investor Elliott Management.
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This year Mr. Trump has chosen the Rose Garden to announce he was caving on his demand for a border wall and ending a 35-day government shutdown.
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Ben Cottrell and Matthew Dainty, the duo behind the London-based brand Cottweiler, showed a caving-inspired collection that utilized the hooks as a way to decorate waistbands.
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Fearing the precedent that it might set for other European Union members, the commission will not want to be seen to be caving in to Johnson's Brexit brinksmanship.
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Democrats have spent months trying to pressure Republicans into caving and giving Garland a hearing and a vote, but GOP leadership has shown no signs of backing down.
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"Anyone who tells the President that caving to cheap labor interests on immigration won't come at a high political cost does not have his best interests in mind."
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In each, Mr. Pfeiffer has eliminated one of the fighters; invisible punches rain down on the remaining man, his body and face bending and caving to their force.
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" The lyrics are noticeably different from Mendes who sings, "Help me, it's like the walls are caving in/Sometimes I feel like giving up/No medicine is strong enough.
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"It is critical from a financial perspective that we don't start caving in and deleting some of the difficult measures that are currently in the budget," Abousleiman told Reuters.
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To avoid the appearance of caving to the Americans, the Iranians proposed trading the prisoners for about 40 people held not just in United States custody but elsewhere, too.
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Read: Russian opposition leader blasts Instagram for caving to Kremlin censors In 20143, Putin visited one of Prigozhin's St. Petersburg restaurants, and where the restaurateur reportedly personally served Putin.
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Nintendo had long resisted the move into mobile in a bid to protect its legacy console business, before finally caving in 245 to partner with Japanese game developer DeNA.
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The non-binding report adopted in a plenary on Tuesday also accused EU legislators and governments of caving in to lobbying efforts and being too slow to adopt reforms.
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Caving in to the demands of moderate Republicans becomes even more complicated for another reason: The 19 states that have so far declined to participate in the Medicaid expansion.
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Those who think firing Spicer would somehow make President Trump look weak or too much like he's caving to liberal pressure need to think of the long game here.
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GOP leaders, including President Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan, are attempting to resolve this dilemma by caving to the right's substantive demands and lying to everyone else.
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The same goes for Tesla, which — despite caving and bringing its shiny new Model 3 to the LA Auto Show last fall — predictably skipped this week's Geneva Motor Show.
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Today's primary American trade antagonist is China, ruled by the apparent president-for-life Xi Jinping, whose nationalist credo does not leave room for caving to pressure from Washington.
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"My threshold will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," Trump said, referring to Democrats who've shown little interest in caving to Trump's demands.
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The president's abrupt reversal could anger those supporters if they view the decision as evidence that Mr. Trump exhibited weakness by caving to pressure from within his own administration.
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Matt Pelsor, chairman of the Central Indiana Grotto, a caving group, described what happened as a "series of oversights" at a cave that is well known and visited often.
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Rather than caving to the party's left wing, which has been intent on starting impeachment proceedings from practically the moment Democrats took the majority in January, Pelosi held off.
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His first time in Thailand was also in 210, when he went with Tik — he'd told Vanessa he was going for caving, and Vanessa found out about Tik later.
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Critics accuse Lopez Obrador of caving in to the cartels, but he defended the Culiacan episode in the speech, saying the release of Ovidio Guzman had prevented unnecessary bloodshed.
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Critics accuse Lopez Obrador of caving in to the gangs, but he defended the Culiacan episode during the speech, saying the release of Ovidio Guzman had prevented unnecessary bloodshed.
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But that surprise should be tempered by the fact that the congressional Republican leaders have a long track record of caving in on debt ceiling and government shutdown battles.
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Basically, the creators over at HYDAWAY have virtually eliminated any justification we'd have for caving to the pressures of the water vending machine, including the old "it takes better" excuse.
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His teammates accused the tour manager, Ernie Todd, who was struggling with the cancer that would kill him, of caving in to pressure from British officials and the news media.
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Caving to Democratic demands, the Trump administration let Congress release a declassified version of the complaint last month, one day after releasing a rough transcript of the Trump-Zelensky call.
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This wouldn't be an unfamiliar story for Uber, which was handily beaten by Didi in China before eventually caving and selling the company to the dominant ridesharing startup in China.
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The caldera and subsequent caving-in of the land—a process known as subsidence—began when magma seeped up from a depth of 21816 miles (12 km) below the surface.
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The willingness with which politicians are caving to this situation is almost as surprising as the names of the politicians who are writing the checks on behalf of the taxpayers.
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The decision was praised by industry officials who had called on Pruitt to revisit the rules, but environmental groups said he was caving to special interests in the coal industry.
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The potential agreement on ZTE sparked bipartisan backlash on Capitol Hill, as some lawmakers accused the president of caving to Chinese demands on trade and potentially compromising U.S. national security.
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And that's the big lesson for Theresa May: if you challenge the establishment, instead of caving in to it, you might actually deliver the positive promise of the populist revolution.
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The temple is caving in because the High Priests of Capital are so proud of themselves for creating this globalism that now they can afford six yachts instead of two.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, who ascended to the throne in 2016, has engaged with the public more intensely during the caving crisis than at any time during his brief reign.
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My brother was earning merit badges, going backpacking, camping, caving, canoeing, skiing and climbing, while my Girl Scout troop was doing arts and crafts, planning spring balls and selling cookies.
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This story — of pitiless teenagers taking turns with a woman, then caving in her skull — was big enough, terrible enough, to electrify a city grown numb to its own badness.
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In which case, she thinks, as multitudes before and after her have also thought, why not, then, face down the burden of our lives instead of caving to naked fear?
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Since neither the European Union nor China looks close to caving to Mr. Trump's threats, global trade tensions look set to escalate and a full-blown trade war is possible.
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It may seem paradoxical, but in caving in to one of the strongmen he so admires, Mr. Trump may have set the United States on a collision course with Turkey.
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RAG has its roots in German hard-coal mining company Ruhrkohle AG. Its main purpose is to finance the future cost of keeping Germany's abandoned coal mines from caving in.
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While officials underlined that those moves were a response to weakening economic conditions, some onlookers perceived them as a sign that the central bank was caving to the president's demands.
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State governments are caving in to demands for farmers' loans to be forgiven, a policy that will bring short-term relief but make it harder for farmers to borrow in future.
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"We need a culture change in offices and other workplaces that encourages healthy eating and helps workers avoid caving in to sweet temptations such as cakes, sweets and biscuits," Hunt said.
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Mainly, that by the end of the year, we'd find ourselves over the superficial, frivolous, It Girl™ entity — especially as the rest of the world began caving in on itself.
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Some Republicans expressed opposition to Trump's deal with the Democrats, and conservative groups accused the president of caving in rather than insisting on spending cuts to accompany the debt ceiling increase.
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"I think it's complicating their lives because I think they don't' want to be seen as caving to the White House," said Scott Minerd, co-founder and global CIO of Guggenheim.
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In footage that has since gone viral, the residential building, located in Jomda county, in Tibet, is seen caving into the banks of the Ziqu River, which feeds into the Yangtze.
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Many of his most feverish supporters voted for him because of his hard line on immigration, and to them this deal makes it seem like Trump's caving on his core promises.
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A number of the blogs I read argue that if only we bought less and stopped caving into immediate desires for things, we could save more and abandon the daily grind.
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Northcutt sat down with TMZ Sports and was asked what he likes to do when he's not caving in faces ... and that's when he told us he is a budding thespian.
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The president is eager to show he is making progress on the wall, in large part to assuage conservative supporters who have accused him of caving on a key campaign promise.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump continued to mislead about the origin of the humanitarian crisis on the US border on Thursday, a day after caving to political pressure on the issue.
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The chief executive of an oil refiner controlled by Carl Icahn on Wednesday accused President Donald Trump of caving to corn-state legislators in failing to overhaul a federal biofuel program.
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My guide, Slobodan (who goes by his nickname, Danko), works for one of these operators, Macedonia Experience, run by Jane Josifovski, which organizes Jeep safaris, horseback riding, caving, diving and paragliding.
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She laid out, in dramatic detail, how the president deployed his men to force a weaker ally into caving to his demands while withholding vital aid and a White House meeting.
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When a resolution condemning anti-Semitism was brought before Congress, the House leadership changed it into a condemnation of all bigotry after caving to the political pressure from hard left members.
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For a second, the High Sparrow seems to be caving when he agrees that there will be no Walk of Shame for Margery…but it's because TOMMEN HAS CONVERTED TO SPARROWISM.
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"We are all afraid of the roof caving in," said Ms. Moller Kareman, who had to pay $20,000 to fix the building's out-of-commission elevator when she was first hired.
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While Trump may have initially resisted the sanctions pressure, he ultimately ended up caving — backing off from what would have been a major fight with both Congress and his own deputies.
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"He tried to fashion himself as someone more progressive on the outset and is now caving," said Jordan Uhl, 32, a progressive organizer who has been a vocal anti-Buttigieg voice.
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The fear is that they could be caving to Trump and political pressure, they may err on the side of smooth sailing so there will be more traditional type (Fed) nominees.
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The case has outraged Christians worldwide and been a source of division within Pakistan, where Islamist parties such as the TLP have framed Bibi's release as Pakistan's government caving into Western demands.
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The Peace Corps' abrupt decision to end its program in China has spurred confusion, including from lawmakers who question whether the agency is caving to political pressure from Florida's two Republican senators.
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Days later, Trump quietly caved—caving being the only thing he does quietly—as the White House said it would not veto a spending bill that didn't have wall money in it.
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For him, there are only two ways to deal with relentless violence from his peers: caving under, or fighting back — and he comes to learn that both ways are dangerous dead-ends.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell made the right choice in leaving interest rates unchanged and preaching patience — and it shouldn't be seen as him "caving" to Wall Street, says CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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Some political observers warn that dumping Trump before the dust settles on Friday's bombshell disclosure could backfire, especially if Republican voters think politicians are caving under heat from Democrats and the media.
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The second-ranking House Democrat went after GOP leaders on Tuesday for caving to the gun lobby in rejecting new firearm controls after a mass shootings at a Florida high school. Rep.
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Indeed, it's not out of line to wonder if the Deadline story itself is a negotiating tactic on Disney's part to gain some leverage by prodding fans to pressure Sony into caving.
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Of course, those who believe that AT&T caving to real or imagined Trump administration pressure to sell a news channel is a chilling development for the First Amendment have a point.
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One thing does seem clear — with the government shutdown in its 12th day and Democrats showing no signs of caving to Trump's demands, the president is flailing to find a way out.
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In addition, by caving to Kim so completely and easily, Trump sent a message to other countries thinking of developing nuclear weapons that the nuclear nonproliferation treaties would not be meaningfully enforced.
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According to the Daily Student, Cavar was locked inside the dark cave with just a plastic bag, two empty water bottles, two Clif bar wrappers, and a caving helmet with a headlamp.
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Suu Kyi's supporters at home could be disappointed if she is perceived to be caving in to foreign pressure and taking the side of a Muslim minority blamed for initiating the violence.
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Back then, the idea of paying a criminal on the internet was still foreign, and most important, technicians and security experts could find ways to unlock computers without caving on the ransom.
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According to CNN Travel, the cave was first discovered in 1990, but its original location was lost and not found again until 2008 by two researchers from the British Caving Research Association.
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Mr. Netanyahu and his conservative allies have accused Mr. Mandelblit of caving in to pressure from the left and the liberal media, and racing toward an indictment before the April 9 election.
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The prime minister has promoted Conservative Party unity throughout the Brexit process, often caving to pressure from the pro-Brexit hardliners rather than attempting to forge a consensus among moderates across parties.
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Conservative groups were aghast, accusing Trump of caving in to the Democrats rather than insisting on spending cuts to accompany the debt ceiling increase, and some hard-line Republicans expressed opposition to it.
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And caving to US pressure would force the clerics in Tehran to repudiate the principles of the revolution, which are rooted in hostility to the US and are existential to the regime's survival.
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While the socialist Maduro may be calculating Lopez's return home will ease pressure on him, opposition leaders presented it as a triumph for their protest strategy and a sign the government was caving.
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I was being portrayed in the media over and over as a political partisan... The FBI was portrayed as caving under that pressure, and making decisions for political rather than law enforcement purposes.
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Anjee Solanki, national director of retail services at Colliers USA, said there's another reason why retailers should act prudently before caving to investor demand to close a large number of stores at once.
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Before caving in to the dollar's broad surge, the single currency had climbed to $1.1594 earlier on Wednesday on reports that Italy plans to reduce its budget deficit over the next three years.
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When faced with feeding his two young sons, instead of caving to their preference for simple food, Cardoz decides to keep the protein bland and be adventurous with the flavoring of side dishes.
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First, he infuriated conservatives by trying to negotiate changes to the Obamacare repeal bill, and then he infuriated liberals by utterly caving on the issue after reportedly getting an earful from billionaire donors.
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A newspaper clipping of Luke's caving accident A couple of months and some massive skin grafts later, I was hobbling back to the hospital for check-ups—which meant passing by the arcade.
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Astronomers can't yet say if the supermassive black hole has been starved, if the disk itself has shape-shifted — either puffing up or caving in — or if an entirely different mechanism is responsible.
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In her new gig, she'll tap into her "artistic side" and produce a variety of different crafts, including "designing interiors, pottery, sculpting, caving and inventing for the future," according to her Instagram post.
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After the law was passed, about half of the 50 states objected to the program, and some even passed laws to stop their DMVs from caving to federal pressure, the Washington Post reported.
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Several former officials have accused the administration of caving to political pressure after NOAA disavowed a days-old tweet from the National Weather Service (NWS) that refuted Trump's claim about the storm's path.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE has reportedly accused Facebook of caving to "pressure of the Left" after the platform shut down his chatbot on Tuesday, saying it had broken election rules.
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Getting him to agree to give hundreds of thousands of DACA recipients a path to citizenship and then stand firm as criticism mounts that he's caving on an essential plank of his campaign?
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Someone tweeted a complaint about the use of genetically modified ingredients in their formulas and they, instead of caving to bad science and so forth, they defended themselves, saying we&aposre all about safety.
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Democrats pilloried him for influencing the final days of an already vitriolic campaign and Republicans accused him of caving to political pressure and questioned how the bureau could review thousands of emails so quickly.
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"It's already my second hometown #dubai selfie," he captioned: Now, we feel we shouldn't give more media attention to this chap, but considering that it's out there in the public attention, we're caving in.
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I've reached out to the company to find out more details, as well as its motivation for finally caving in to the power of Amazon, and will update this post if I hear back.
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His Syriza party first came to power last year tapping into public anger against a political elite which most Greeks accuse of mismanaging state finances and is still popular despite caving into lenders' demands.
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Rosenstein has privately told allies that he is prepared for the possibility of being dismissed, according to NBC News, but his appearance Tuesday made clear he has no intention of caving to outside pressure.
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Fox News personalities, Rush Limbaugh, the Drudge Report, Breitbart, and others all excoriated Trump for what they have characterized as him caving on his pledge to build a wall on the US-Mexico border.
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Sanjay Malani, the executive editor of a small daily newspaper in Beed, said that the government was caving to political pressure, and that the camps were being used as vote banks for political parties.
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In return from caving in now, Trump will probably make sure he will get a billion here and there for his beloved wall folded in bills that will come up in the next quarters.
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The thought is that because sinkholes often show signs of gradually caving downward (though not always), InSAR can be used to detect when a sinkhole has reached a critical point and collapse is imminent.
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Washington (CNN)House Freedom Caucus Chairman Mark Meadows -- a target of President Donald Trump's most recent Twitter attacks -- said Friday his group isn't caving on Obamacare despite a strategic public pressure campaign against fellow Republicans.
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Not only did he re-establish Fed independence by not caving to White House pressure, but he was also able to craft a statement, deliver prepared remarks and answer questions without spooking the stock market.
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We don't usually see eye to eye — I ended up caving and changing my outfit for our save-the-date photos at her request — and I figured there would be disagreements about fabrics and styles.
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That loyalty gene mixes with Trump's natural aversion to caving to public pressure as exerted by the media to make a dangerous cocktail where he says and does things that come back to haunt him.
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Allanson fondly remembers Ted's Caving Blog and a story he couldn't remember the details of, but described it as a "great House of Leaves-esque" fable of a man who tried to eat a house.
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"The Supreme Court battle will be the biggest moment of truth so far for whether the Senate Democratic caucus as a whole will fight with backbone or be perceived as caving to Trump," Green said.
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For the football fans who claim they are bothered seeing athletes standing up (or rather, kneeling) for the right to protest, DirecTV is caving with refunds to their sports package, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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But the bill had support from lawmakers outside Turnbull's center-right Liberal Party, and it appears likely that the leader is caving to pressure from conservative members of his own party, according to the Times.
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But stung by a backlash by House conservatives and conservative pundits who accused him of caving in his last best chance to build the wall given the incoming House Democratic majority, he abruptly changed course.
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The most obvious way to do that would be to make a new deal with the US. But the regime also doesn't want to look like it's caving to the United States, its longtime nemesis.
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REZZ played some dark bassy ambience, before Josh Pan threw down a chest-caving set, and then Mija took to the stage to pay tribute to the city's history with a few acid techno firebombs.
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"Unfortunately, I think the Democratic leadership here has made what I think is a pretty serious mistake in caving to this pressure," said Democratic strategist Peter Daou, who has advised Hillary Clinton and John Kerry.
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It's not likely in the aftermath of the White House letter, because it would most likely be portrayed as caving to the White House's demands and yielding power over the congressional agenda to the president.
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His central thesis is that the Joint Chiefs became inordinately politicized, caving to senior civilian officials in the Johnson administration like McGeorge Bundy, the national security adviser, who knew little about Vietnam, or military doctrine.
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Lawmakers said delays to the introduction of more realistic emissions tests came about due to politicians caving in to lobbying from the car industry and seeking to avoid burdening manufacturers after the 2008 financial crisis.
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By Friday, his bill had at once alienated those archconservatives and more moderate members who abandoned the legislation as Mr. Ryan and Mr. Trump began caving to demands of the far right, to little effect.
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Chelsea Manning blasted Harvard University early Friday, accusing the Ivy League school of caving to pressure from the CIA after she was disinvited to be a visiting fellow at the Kennedy School's Institute of Politics.
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And a few weeks later, he was back in the same spot, announcing that he was reopening the government for three weeks after caving to the Democrats on his previously nonnegotiable demand for wall money.
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The sponsors held off for a while before ultimately caving, figuring that Carter would never sign a real full employment bill into law, and that passing an anemic and symbolic bill was better than nothing.
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Although Mr. Trump views China's slowing economy as a point of leverage for the United States, China experts suggested Mr. Xi faced even more pressure domestically to avoid looking weak by caving to America's demands.
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Supporters have tried to convince him that an emergency declaration is the best option to end the shutdown and would give him political cover to reopen the government without appearing to be caving on his pledge.
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The NFL is finally caving to pressure and booking an ATL-based musical act for Super Bowl LIII, but fans hoping to see local culture in the halftime show will still be disappointed ... TMZ has learned.
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As Trump grew increasingly concerned about talking heads on Fox News saying he was caving on his signature issue, Meadows and Jordan went straight to the president to urge him to go against House Republican leadership.
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Tea Party Patriots co-founder Jenny Beth Martin and Concerned Women for America CEO Penny Nance have complained that the GOP is caving to Democrats' "delay circus," saying this could hurt the party in the midterms.
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On her wedding day, she wore just a hint of makeup, and only after caving in to the encouragement and pleading of her friend Morgan Soloski, 36, of Los Angeles, who flew in for the event.
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This only compounds problems of access and platform equality, however, and caving into the moral panics of a few angry users only serves as a distraction from the larger problems facing social media and streaming sites.
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Munich Re, the world's biggest reinsurer, will stop investing in bonds and shares of companies that generate more than 30% of their sales with coal-related business, its chief executive said, caving to pressure from investors.
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The property had once housed a nightclub on the Chitlin Circuit called Dee's Bird Cage, but those glory days had long since passed: the roof was caving in, and the second floor was pockmarked with holes.
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This is perfectly sensible women ignoring all their better judgments and finally caving to some average loser's advances because it might grant them a moment's peace in the long run, and then getting burned for it.
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But it looks like, from here, right here, right now, it looks like President Trump is caving on his demand for a measly $1 billion in the budget for his wall on the border with Mexico.
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President Obama admitted as much before caving to pressure from the left to unilaterally grant protected immigration status to hundreds of thousands in 2012, setting Trump up for a political battle just a few years later.
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Any deviation from that plan going forward could be read as a sign of Powell caving to Trump and spark a wild selloff by stoking concerns that even the Fed thinks the economy is turning south.
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One major problem with the shutdown strategy, from this point of view, is that it transforms the situation into one where Trump will inevitably be viewed as either triumphing over Democrats or caving to their demands.
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With the latest revelations from former National Security Adviser John Bolton, President Donald Trump's aides are trying to keep more Republicans from caving to the demands of Democrats who want witnesses in the president's impeachment trial.
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With the latest revelations from former national security adviser John Bolton, President Donald Trump's aides are trying to keep more Republicans from caving to the demands of Democrats who want witnesses in the president's impeachment trial.
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But a string of public testimony from career government officials since then revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long effort to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs demands.
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"Heck of a wreck," the ad read; 248-plus years of neglect had left the rambling old farm building and its Ma 'n' Pa-style additions in disrepair: toppled chimney, leaky roof, caving walls, rotted windows.
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" Many critics view Morey's walk-back as the NBA caving in to Chinese government and China Central Television, which stated, "no comments challenging national sovereignty and social stability fall within the scope of freedom of expression.
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His offer of talks provoked a blistering response from right-wing politicians, who accused Mr. Sánchez of caving in to the separatists to continue in office and of paving the way for the breakup of Spain.
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While it's not immediately clear what caused the incident, video shows the Hard Rock's top floors caving in, before one face of the building and parts of its support structure come crashing to the street below.
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Entering through a heavy door, upstage center, Erie is tall, with rounded shoulders and a slightly shambling walk; he looks as though he were caving in on himself while trying to remain upright, spiritually and otherwise.
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Options being considered by the EU to keep Tehran in the nuclear deal include new credit lines for Tehran, increased energy cooperation and implementing EU laws to block European companies from caving in to U.S. sanctions.
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But in caving into pressure groups, politicians are setting themselves up for bigger problems down the track, as a lack of supply will drive natural gas prices higher, threatening industries and causing retail energy prices to spike.
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The process could take weeks or months to play out, though, since canning Acosta could be seen as Trump caving to critics and an admission that he had been wrong to nominate Acosta in the first place.
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We want you to drag yourself through the door after a long day at work and not be wholly intimidated by the amount of effort it will take to feed yourself without caving and ordering take out.
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"Equity investors taking 43% of the debt or almost half the fees, should be unacceptable but banks are caving in and they are either missing the point or don't have the strength to say no," he added.
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When she doesn't know what else to do — or how to navigate a world that sometimes feels like it's caving in — her first instinct is to sleep with someone, quickly, before any other emotions come spilling out.
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The newspaper Financial Times reported Beijing may be planning to replace Lam with an interim chief executive as early as March, but is holding off so as not to appear to be caving into the opposition's demands.
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Rights activists and a journalists union criticized the decision, saying caving in to demands by the government regulator Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) further weakens the media in a country where journalists already face frequent intimidation and harassment.
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Munich Re, the world's biggest reinsurer, will stop investing in bonds and shares of companies that generate more than 20.1 percent of their sales with coal-related business, its chief executive said, caving to pressure from investors.
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In graduate school, she put in long hours at the lab studying infectious disease during the week, and in her spare time on weekends, she would go caving—returning a few days later beaten up from exploring.
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This immediately reminded me of the stories that came out of the closure of MTV News last year, and how the site yanked a light critique of Chance the Rapper after caving to pressure from his management.
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Trump is making some signs that he's no fan of settlements either, but the right doesn't see his opposition as stiff enough to warrant Netanyahu caving in and therefore is unlikely to be satisfied with small steps.
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Curled up in my bed in my dorm room with the door locked and the covers over my head, I felt out of control, like the world was caving in on me, and I couldn't handle it.
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"We came with the Thai military team to look for holes and caves and to see if they go deep enough," said Mario Wild, a 38-year-old Austrian caving instructor from Chiang Mai Rock Climbing Adventures.
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The deal came after an aggressive push by the younger Mr. Trump's allies, who accused the Intelligence Committee's chairman, Senator Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, of caving to Democrats by issuing a subpoena for his testimony.
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But a string of public testimony from career, nonpartisan government officials since then revealed that the phone call was just one data point in a months-long effort to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs demands.
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I had to wait a full week before getting a response, and I'm glad I stuck it out without caving in; most people would get nervous and just accept the initial offer, for fear of losing it.
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We spoke and texted about his interests: his love of caving and Tham Luang; the incredible undefeated streak of his favorite soccer team, Liverpool; and his optimism for Brexit now that the Conservative Party was in control.
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Because of the government's need for deep political cover, however, it has to relax the export ban in a way that does not make it look as though the government is caving in to metal mineral producers.
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If they trade DACA for a border wall, they can't be sure Trump won't smash them publicly for caving on DACA; if they don't, they can't be sure Trump won't smash them for failing to protect DREAMers.
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Still, for certain individuals, popping a piece of gum could be a helpful strategy when it comes to shedding pounds, especially if doing so helps you steer clear of midday snacking, nighttime nibbling or caving in on dessert.
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Macron faced a delicate task: he needed to persuade the middle class and blue-collar workers that he heard their anger over a squeeze on household spending, without being exposed to charges of caving in to street politics.
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Macron faces a delicate task: he needs to persuade the middle class and blue-collar workers that he hears their anger over a squeeze on household spending, without being exposed to charges of caving in to street politics.
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It is estimated that the boys and their coach are located about 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) into the cave complex and somewhere between 800 meters (2,624 feet) and 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) underground, according to the caving experts.
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Still harder for the $225 billion tech giant: caving to pressure, whether it believed it to be right or wrong, and risking looking weak in the service of getting a deal done that all sides could live with.
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Appearing before a crowd of supporters in his Istanbul neighbourhood, Mr Imamoglu came out swinging, condemning the board for caving in to pressure from Mr Erdogan and overturning an election whose conduct and outcome it had already endorsed.
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European signatories are in a delicate position -- either side with the Trump administration and walk away from the deal, or preserve the pact by caving in to Iranian calls to ease restrictions, despite the threat of US sanctions.
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Russian underground opposition leader Alexei Navalny blasted Instagram for caving in to Kremlin censorship on Thursday, adding fresh controversy to the raging battle for control over the internet and social media ahead of Russia's presidential election next month.
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Last spring Jennifer Macalady, a geomicrobiologist, astrobiologist, and professor of geoscience at Penn State University, led a group of radio astronomy students on a caving expedition to learn about how we plan to detect life on other planets.
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Susan saw part of the mine the next day, on a hard-hat tour of a section preserved as a museum that would satisfy almost any traveler's quest for information about the "sublevel caving" method of ore extraction.
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My patient's story stuck with me because I was actually able to spend time counseling him instead of caving to his request — and because he had the insight to know that his addiction started with a doctor's prescription.
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"Basic" leans on chest-caving 808s that are equal parts Wolf Eyes and Ronny J. "Cosmic Slop" blossoms from inky abstraction into a gravity-warped club beat, as if it's being pulled from deep within a black hole.
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Why it matters: President Trump praised Manafort following his guilty verdict, calling him a "brave man" for not caving into pressure to make a deal — unlike Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen, who pleaded guilty to his charges.
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Conservative radio show host Rush Limbaugh said Tuesday that it looks like President Trump is "caving" on his proposed wall along the Mexican border, a high-profile campaign promise, ahead of a Friday deadline to fund the government.
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MELBOURNE, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Australia's Newcrest Mining is tapping big data and block caving to delve deeper into the earth's crust for mineral riches that just a handful of years ago would have been too costly to extract.
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Jim Banks (R-Ind.) called it "shameful" that U.S. allies continue to work with Huawei: The walls are caving in on #Huawei… This is a firm that's profited from stolen IP, violated Iranian & NK sanctions & spied for the #CCP.
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Just a day after caving to the demands of his party and making a statement that explicitly blamed white supremacists for the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, this weekend, Trump reverted to his earlier position that "both sides" were culpable.
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Deep in the recesses of the earth, she's not just caving for the thrill; she's also collecting microbes whose lack of outside contamination is their greatest asset and that could help us deal with a growing threat: antibiotic resistance.
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There are lessons here for other European leaders: Caving to xenophobia in an attempt to woo voters discontented over a range of issues, including economic insecurity (unemployment in Austria has increased), will only accelerate the disintegration of centrist parties.
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When Taylor, the skeptic of the group and a career foreign-service officer, raised concerns about the US withholding military aid and conditioning a White House meeting on Zelensky caving to Trump's demands, he was shut down by Sondland.
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Democrats have long sought to highlight the deep divisions within the GOP, accusing Republican leaders of both empowering the rise of the Tea Party and caving to the demands of those same conservative lawmakers at the expense of governing.
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THE BIG STORY Meat groups are praising the new federal dietary guidelines, released Thursday, for including lean meats as part of a health diet while environmental groups and health officials are criticizing the administration for caving to the industry.
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Despite winning the first and third sets with some stunning tennis, however, the 26-year-old could not shake off the relentless Chung and ended up caving in 5-7 7-6(3) 2-03 6-3 6-0.
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America's foremost Jewish organizations, which generally support more liberal interpretations of Jewish customs, took the rare step of issuing condemnations of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for caving to political pressure from the conservative religious flank of his governing coalition.
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Parnas was a business associate of the former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani and is a key figure in Giuliani&aposs efforts to pressure Ukraine into caving to President Donald Trump&aposs demands for political dirt against his rivals.
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"The only motivation" behind the abrupt ouster of Marie Yovanovitch, then the US&aposs ambassador to Ukraine, was that she was "in the way" of Giuliani&aposs efforts to strongarm Ukraine into caving in to Trump&aposs political demands.
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The USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) cited privacy concerns in removing the documents, but one animal welfare activist said he believes the department is caving to pressure from groups that didn't like the information being so easily accessible.
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The short focuses on one man's day, alternating between abstract, artistic representations of his broken heart (walls caving in, enormous waves collapsing on top of him) and alarmingly realistic scenes showing him in a cubicle, attempting to get through the workday.
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The government of Australia announced a public inquiry into its banks and financial system, caving to political pressure from lawmakers as the country's four biggest lenders relented from a lobbying campaign against the idea and requested an inquiry into themselves.
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I saw it all: enormous families and enormous bodies, a Mormon with four wives, virgins sharing their first-ever kiss at the marriage altar, people with addictions to eating inedible objects, rooms caving in with hoarded goods, 90-day fiancés.
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Many of the young people growing up today are so familiar with death and pain that they are either completely desensitized to it or feel it caving in so rapidly that they feel like there is nothing to even live for.
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So he chose those elements carefully, wanting to echo the production approach of trap—which pushes a treated vocal to the foreground and leans on a hi-hat and chest-caving bass to do most of the emotional heavy lifting.
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Politics Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has a problem: how to explain that the Fed may soon begin to taper its ongoing asset-shedding operation without looking like he's hunkering down for a coming recession, or caving to President Donald Trump.
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The story quoted multiple people involved in the 2007 case who accused Acosta, who was a U.S. attorney in the Southern District of Florida at the time, of caving to pressure from Epstein's lawyers to cut a preferential plea deal.
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Donnelly's GOP Senate challenger Mike Braun on Tuesday immediately tried to paint the incumbent Democrat's agreed-to meeting with Kavanaugh as him "caving to pressure," though the Democratic senator had previously said he planned to meet with Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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Still, despite the shared confusion and distrust about United States policies and intentions, nearly all Latin American governments have chosen a pragmatic approach to dealing with Washington, seeking to accommodate Trump's idiosyncrasies without caving in to his often exaggerated demands.
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Choosing to shut down the government after conservative media personalities belittled him for caving on his demand for border funding, the president proved that he remains more fixated on pleasing his base than winning back moderate voters he has alienated.
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I use the epithet — "cuck" is short for cuckold — since it's the one Trump's most vociferous supporters hurled at mainstream Republicans they accused of caving in to the moral bullying of liberals, especially on the subjects of race and immigration.
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Jess Deli, central region coordinator with the National Cave Rescue Commission, said she could not comment about what happened to Mr. Cavar but said in general, caving is safe and there are "very few" rescues that happen across the nation.
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Experience in block caving helped the country's biggest listed gold miner find extra value in its $807 million acquisition of Canada's Red Chris mine in March, Chief Executive Sandeep Biswas said in an interview ahead of attending LME Week in London.
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That said, The Atlantic was well within their purview to let him go over the issue of his stated view that women who undergo abortions should "be hanged," and the magazine wasn't merely "caving" to Twitter pressure in doing so.
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But taking a break can be good for your health — especially one where you&aposre surrounded by awe-inspiring stalagmite formations while caving or swimming next to loggerhead turtles at the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System (a UNESCO World Heritage Site).
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Those who disagree with that conclusion are mostly the people alleging that the Fed is Wall Street's handmaiden, regularly caving to government pressure in the run-up to elections, and the key architect of the (four-year) election business cycle.
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In a Twitter message less than an hour later, Mr. Schiff called Mr. Nunes's decision to cancel the committee's next public hearing "an attempt to choke off" public access to information, accusing him of caving to pressure from White House officials.
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Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, a Tea Party stalwart and notable budget committee holdout on tax reform, ended up caving and agreeing to vote yes shortly before the committee vote, as did another one of the bill's skeptics, Bob Corker of Tennessee.
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While Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is known for not caving in to political pressure, there are other reasons to separate the cloud business, including making it easier for AWS to win retail customers who are wary of using a service provided by Amazon.
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Democrats have long sought to highlight the deep divisions within the GOP, accusing Republican leaders of both empowering the rise of the Tea Party and caving to the demands of those same conservative lawmakers at the expense of governing: http://bit.ly/6900YucT2628J.
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Given their weakness after a week with no food, trapped in the dark, and their unfamiliarity with scuba systems, some experts say it's too difficult to bring a group of novices through a cave system that has made even caving experts nervous.
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Goldman's performance contrasted starkly with that of Steve Castor, the lawyer for the Republican side who veered off course, was unable to establish a clear line of inquiry, and often tried — and failed — to bait the witnesses into caving to GOP talking points.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan on Wednesday ordered the phased release of thousands of imprisoned Taliban fighters, caving in on an earlier refusal that was threatening to derail the next steps of the American negotiated peace plan for the country.
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As a result, Trump — the main person responsible for pushing a possible shutdown in the first place — could wind up caving and signing the spending bills — which could include at least one continuing resolution, much as he has on multiple occasions before.
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The result of that was the first President Bush caving into Democrat tax hike demands in 1990 and the second President Bush responding to the 9/11 attacks by expanding the size of the government massively with the creation of the Department of Homeland Security.
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So in 2011, apparently realizing it would now have to build warehouses in or near every major market with lots of Prime customers (and more than half of U.S. households are said to be Prime members), Amazon started caving on the sales tax issue.
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By caving in to Saudi pressure, Ban has hurt the U.N.'s ability to speak definitively on the protection of children in conflict, and undermined his own efforts to bring human rights into the mainstream -- a core tenet of his early platform as secretary-general.
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Donna, a 52-year-old archaeozoologist from Hoover, Alabama who asked only her first name to be used, told how she felt her mouth, tongue, and eyes swelling shut after she was stung 26 times by yellow jackets on caving expedition a few years ago.
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What we're seeing is less likely to end with Republicans caving toward a constitutionally firm suite of gun laws that actually reduces the risk of mass shootings, than with the normalization of the kind of rhetorical nonsense that gets us wars and indiscriminate surveillance.
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Controversy over the Renewable Fuels Standards (RFS), established in 2005, has mounted, with petroleum groups saying standards set in the 2007 law are not achievable, while biofuels groups have said regulators are caving to "Big Oil" and have misused their authority to lower volumes.
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For every person who was grateful that he'd pointed out such a miscalculation, there were quite a few other users who found Ahmed's complaints surfacing a non-issue, and painting Kellogg's as a company that was caving too easily to pressure from perceived liberal hypersensitivity.
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Between "Click Clack," last year's chest-caving single with NGHTMRE, and several years of thunderous beats crafted on their own, the Los Angeles duo LOUDPVCK have long proven their hand at making tracks that threaten the structural integrity of the soundsystems they're played on.
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If this pen could help counteract the bad mood caving in on me—visiting home for Passover, my neurotic Jewish mother hounding me over 88s and unsaved receipts, an angry ex who blocked me on Instagram—then I'd concur that Bliss was aptly named.
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Since 2008, the imprint has been a hub at the gnarled outer realms of electronic music, issuing—among their vast swath of releases—battered takes on futuristic techno, subzero grime refractions, chest-caving drones, and ambient records that feel like unusually aggro ASMR tapes.
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One thing Trump did not do was show any sign of caving to Democrats who are refusing his demands for more than $5 billion in wall funding -- though the formality of the setting drained much of the trademark fire and passion from his delivery.
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Earlier this year we saw Apple caving into authorities, first in China where it removed VPN apps which allowed users circumvent the government's strict internet censorship tools, and last month Apple removed Iranian apps from its store due to U.S. sanctions against the country.
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Aronson flew to New Jersey, where he learned that the upstairs tenant, a food-service company, had loaded too many pallets of salad dressing into its storage hold, caving in the ceiling above the UMG vault and rupturing a pipe as it crashed down.
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An afternoon trip with the Indiana University caving club turned into a 58-hour nightmare for a 19-year-old freshman after he lost track of his group and got trapped inside a cave with no food or water, the New York Times reports.
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Mr. Zelensky's policy of rapprochement with Russia has brought a resumption of peace talks, two prisoner releases and an agreement for Russia to ship natural gas to Europe through Ukrainian pipelines, while prompting protests against policies that critics see as caving to Russian demands.
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The (long-term) funding bill hasn't passed, that's just the reality, and we're going to keep on pressuring Democrats, especially right now when people are able to see how basically spineless they're being, caving in so easily to McConnell and a handful of moderate Democrats.
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All 12 of the boys and their 25-year-old soccer coach were brought to safety over the course of a three-day rescue organized by Thai navy SEALs and an international team of diving and caving experts, including 11 from Britain, that ended on Tuesday.
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School officials insisted the change was logistical and not a result of the kneeling protest, but Olens was accused of caving to political pressure and of ignoring the state attorney general's office, which had said the cheerleaders had a constitutional right to kneel during the anthem.
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The strange thing is that at the time, my sources in the White House were pointing their finger at Senate Democrats — who they said were panicking and on the verge of caving until the White House was able to cobble something together at the last minute.
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"My threshold will be if I can't make a deal with people that are unreasonable," Trump said, alluding to Democrats who thus far have shown no sign of caving to his demand that more than $5 billion in wall funding be included in a government funding bill.
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The experience was traumatizing—his lamp ran out of fuel, and the only sound, according to a contemporary newspaper account of his rescue, was the "bats above his head and the feel of their tiny skeletons under his boots"—but it didn't put him off caving.
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Instead of caving to North Korean demands, as weaker presidents have done, Trump is operating from a position of strength, first by calling off the meeting and then by explaining to Kim (whom he once dubbed "Little Rocket Man") the difference between bombast and a bomb blast.
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Brown declared that Democrats and progressives can win throughout the heartland by honoring the dignity of work and battling on behalf of all workers without one inch of retreat on women's rights, civil rights, LBGTQ rights and without caving to powerful special interests or the gun lobby.
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But rearguard action by phone companies, defending profits and citing big discrepancies in the prices customers pay across domestic markets that range from Bulgaria to wealthy Luxembourg, has left disappointed consumer groups accusing the EU of caving in to corporate lobbying in Brussels and in national capitals.
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The dough yields shells that are sturdy enough to hold jam and pudding or scooped ice cream, or even soft scrambled eggs with smoked salmon and chives, without caving in or sogging out, while still light and thin enough to not be a chore to chew.
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Not only do they represent an immigration position to the right of many Republicans (especially if the White House actively opposes citizenship for DACA recipients), but they are demands being made by a White House that has something of a track record of caving to Congress.
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That said, to keep your anxiety at bay and ensure that your home remains a home and not four walls caving in on a pile of flaming resentment and tension, it's good to maintain a friendly relationship with your roommate(s), no matter how close you are with them.
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"Trump has never looked out for working people, and he's already ditching his 'populist' campaign promises, caving to big donors and filling his cabinet with billionaires like Wilbur Ross who share his disrespect for Americans working hard to get ahead," American Bridge President Jessica Mackler said in a statement.
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It's unlikely that China's leaders will want to be seen to be caving in front of threats by a bullying U.S. president, but at the same time they are also keen to reach an agreement that will alleviate some of the pressure on their export-led manufacturing sector.
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Officials seemingly caving to their fans, rather than the president, was the opposite of a couple of reports that said owners were concerned with Trump's comments on the protests during the national anthem, with one team official explaining to Bleacher Report that owners are "f-----g terrified" of him.
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Unfortunately, due to slogging through traffic for upwards of an hour, searching for parking for another 30 minutes (because fuck caving into the tyranny of beach-adjacent lots and paying their exorbitant fees), and dealing with the throngs of people, beach trips are often stressful and rarely impromptu.
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While some claim they're angry over the "unrealistic" nature of the game — concerns that are disproportionately leveled at the idea of women on the battlefield and not, say, flame-throwing horse acrobatics — others are less subtle in hiding their distaste for what they see as caving to PC culture.
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At the same time, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has been under pressure not to be seen as caving to pressure from Ankara to compromise on Western values, particularly after a recent dust-up over freedom of speech set off by a German comedian's satire that outraged Mr. Erdogan.
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The announcement puts European signatories to the deal in a delicate position -- either side with the Trump administration and walk away from the deal, or preserve the pact by caving in to Iranian calls to ease restrictions on banking and oil trade, despite the threat of US sanctions.
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"I have a really really really bad chest, like I don't know what happened to it, it feels like it's caving in, I can't even breathe," Linsenmeir tells a Springfield Police Department sergeant, according to surveillance video cited in a wrongful death lawsuit filed Thursday by her estate.
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The race has intensified in recent weeks following an ad from a pro-Edwards PAC — which cannot legally coordinate with the official campaign — that accused Van Hollen of caving to the National Rifle Association (NRA) by creating a carve-out for the group in a 2010 campaign finance bill.
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I sat at my secretary desk in my bedroom in a Manhattan apartment my wife and I just moved to, and I did almost nothing while I felt the waves of adrenaline crash around me, my body behaving like the ceiling was caving in, even though everything was, ostensibly, fine.
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In the end, Lopez Obrador came under heavy criticism on social media and from security experts, who said that authorities risked encouraging copycat actions by caving in to the gang, and that the retreat from a major city created the impression that the cartel, not the state, was in control.
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"We know from experience that Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE going back on his word and caving is always possible," he added.
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Comments like those from the president have ignited furious criticism from his hard-line, anti-immigrant supporters who accuse him of caving to demands for cheap foreign labor from corporations, establishment Republicans and big donors while abandoning his election promise to protect his working-class supporters from the effects of globalism.
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Lev Parnas, a Ukrainian American business associate of Rudy Giuliani — the former New York City mayor who is now President Donald Trump&aposs personal defense attorney — has sent shock waves through Washington by implicating senior administration officials in the scheme to bully Ukraine into caving to Trump&aposs personal demands.
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Initially caving to complaints from a Christian pressure group — One Million Moms, an offshoot of the American Family Association (AFA) — the channel pulled the advert with Crown Media Family Networks CEO Bill Abbott saying the commercial had been "aired in error," according to a blog post on One Million Moms.
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But he is expected also to try to ensure he is not seen as bowing before repeated attacks from President Donald Trump for not easing policy further, or caving to a bond market where investors appear to be heavily betting the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee will end up doing so.
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One day after caving to public pressure and reversing course on his plan to host next year's G7 at a resort he owns, the president who broke decades of precedent by refusing to divest from his business interests tried to turn "corruption" into a line of attack against one of his political rivals.
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"The President's pressure will make the Fed more likely to not do what the President wants for the simple reason they don't want people in the marketplace thinking that the Fed is caving," said William Dudley, the former president of the New York Federal Reserve and a senior research scholar at Princeton University.
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Caving to mounting pressure, 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 signed an executive order Wednesday afternoon that he said would end migrant family separations.
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READ: Mexico is caving to Trump on immigration Obrador had hoped to address Mexico's spiraling murder rate by tackling the root causes of the violence, including corruption and poverty, but as his first full year in office draws to a close, he's on course to presiding over a record number of killings.
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"It seems President Obama will end his tenure as he began it, caving in to pressure from Turkey and betraying his commitment to speak honestly about the Armenian Genocide," Armenian National Committee of America Executive Director Aram Hamparian said in a statement Thursday, before the White House issued the presidential statement. Rep.
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"Instead of caving in and trying to prepare voluntary export restraints like Japan did with their auto exports back in the 1980s, we believe China would start by strongly protesting against the labeling with the IMF, but not to initiate more aggressive retaliation ... immediately," the BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research report said.
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To cheer our roads that have been caving, Four million miles of nice, fresh paving; Six woks, for all the Surfboard Six; A new boom mike for Sara Nics; For soccer's Megan Rapinoe A hefty pay raise, don't you know; For Roxy Wolff, the future star, A "Broadway" sticker for her car.
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Trump, by doing the whole thing in public — with his ego-inflating tweets always intended to show that he was winning and China was caving — clearly prompted the Chinese to remind the U.S. president that they're not some dumpling restaurant in a Trump Tower that can be bullied into paying more rent.
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Trump, by doing the whole thing in public — with his ego-inflating tweets always intended to show that he was winning and China was caving — clearly prompted the Chinese to remind the U.S. president that they're not some dumpling restaurant in a Trump Tower that can be bullied into paying more rent.
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As the shutdown continues to drag on, and neither Trump nor the Democrats give any indication of caving, the focus is increasingly on GOP members of the upper chamber, who overwhelmingly passed a spending bill without wall money in December and have the ability to stop this impasse if they want to.
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New signs of economic softening and weeks of market volatility have shaken the broad consensus that rates must go up, but a deviation from the plan could be read as a sign of Powell caving to Trump -- and spark another wild selloff by stoking concerns that even the Fed thinks the economy is turning south.
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What's more, both governments remain diametrically opposed in their policy positions: The US will keep crushing sanctions on Iran's economy until it ceases its support for terrorism, building missiles, and developing its nuclear work; Iran, on the other hand, doesn't want to look like it's caving to the pressure by coming to the negotiating table.
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It changed the headline on a story about President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE's remarks on the mass shooting in El Paso, caving to pressure from a cyber mob.
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It is highly unlikely that Twitter will take the necessary steps that might get it unblocked in China — that would mean caving in to censorship demands and self-policing user content, as LinkedIn has done — while there's already fierce competition in social media, so don't expect that China-based user number to grow much any time soon.
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Remember just as what President Trump is doing is seen here as a big risk, it&aposs also likely that back in North Korea what Kim is doing is seen as a risk and he may have people and factions there that he needs to placate to show that he&aposs not caving in and so on.
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British caver Robert Harper told CNN that, working off old surveys and more updated mapping from recent expeditions into the cave, the caving team was attempting to access what is believed to be the end of the cave system, in an attempt to check a chamber off the list of places that they think the group might be.
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Bruce Cain, a political scientist at Stanford, makes the case that political logic favors Democratic cooperation with Trump on immigration: If the Democrats compromise on a few of the non-DACA items and the (Congressional) Republican position is no DACA relief, then the Republican position becomes untenable and looks as though are caving to their extreme nativist faction.
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While the other witnesses laid out the case that Trump abused his power by trying to strong-arm Ukraine into caving to his personal demands while withholding vital military aid and a White House meeting, Turley argued there was no evidence that Trump broke a specific federal statute and that impeaching him would set a dangerous precedent.
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The big picture: The shutdown not only wasted a month of Trump's presidency, but it accelerates a months-long losing streak: Trump is being outfoxed and outplayed by Speaker Pelosi: He ended the shutdown without getting anything obvious in return, after caving earlier in the week to her refusal to hold the State of the Union address in the House chamber.
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"Travelers to India, which has the world's largest incidence of dog-mediated human rabies deaths, are recommended to receive pretravel rabies vaccination if they will be involved in outdoor activities (such as camping, hiking, biking, adventure travel, and caving) that put them at risk for animal bites," writes Julia Murphy of the Virginia Department of Health, and coauthors, in the report.
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For the past couple of years we've heard a drumbeat that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE is an idiot and a traitor, alienating key allies and caving to the Russians.
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He also welcomed wording that gives Britain some say in EU policy during the transition, notably on fishing quotas, and an ability to refuse to implement things it did not agree with — some of his Conservative party allies have complained that the transition deal would leave Britain a "vassal state" of the EU. The Leave Means Leave campaign accused him of "caving in" on the Irish border.
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Trump's recent comments, reiterated at the NATO summit on Thursday, suggest that caving to Russian ambitions in Ukraine—perhaps even formally accepting Russia's illegal annexation of the country's Crimean peninsula and aggression in the Donbas region—may be on the menu of concessions Trump is willing to make, along with potentially downsizing the U.S. troop presence in Europe, in exchange for Russia's influence curtailing Iran's presence in Syria.
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In addition to the textile industry, visitors are drawn by archaeology — (there are ancient sites scattered all over the islands), by geology (the islands sit atop a network of tectonic plates and boast an array of ancient and volcanic rocks), by caving and kayaking, and by an enormous diversity of nesting seabirds (puffins, who nest there in the 2000s of thousands in the summer, are a popular draw).
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The Times accused the league of caving to 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 on the issue, as the ban comes after a season of attacks from the president on players who participated in the on-field protests against police brutality and racial inequality.
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Anna EshooAnna Georges EshooOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Planned Parenthood ousts its president | Harris releases drug pricing plan | House Dem drug plan delayed until after recess Democratic chair: Medicare negotiating drug prices not moving before August House bill targets use of Pentagon networks for child pornography MORE (D-Calif.), the chairwoman of the Health Subcommittee, said "the sky is really not caving in" and noted that GOP lawmakers already support some of the bills.
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The simple fact is that no amount of caving to conservatives on insurance market regulations changes the reality that millions of Americans, particularly the elderly, children and people with disabilities, rely on Medicaid for their health insurance And no amount of tinkering to the bill changes the fact that the Republican plan would force Members of Congress to vote for, and Governors to oversee, kicking millions of their most vulnerable constituents off of the healthcare they depend on.
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However, at the slightest sign that Facebook might be pressured to institute at least some sensible oversight (as has happened recently in the German and French elections, when the platform mass-deleted fake accounts), right-wing groups and politicians can swiftly bring Facebook to its heels with charges of bias, because Facebook responds to such pressure as much of the traditional media do: by caving and hiding behind flimsy "there are two sides to everything" arguments.
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