SO I UNDERSTAND THE TIMES WHERE YOU'VE CHAFED OR HE'S CHAFED OR I UNDERSTAND THAT RELATIONSHIP, BUT I THINK YOU HAD A GOOD WORKING RELATIONSHIP.
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But some campaigns have publicly chafed at the debate requirements.
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Trump has long chafed at Kelly's efforts to control him.
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He chafed at what he sees as a double standard.
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And President Trump has chafed at criticism from Chamber officials.
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Her online experience at the time had chafed, as well.
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The Japanese have chafed at French dominance of the partnership.
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Republicans chafed at not being able to investigate the Bidens.
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The country's new leadership soon chafed at Mr. Youssef's jibes.
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Vijay Yadav, Sonu's friend, openly chafed at the new orders.
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Soon, mothers began applying the talc to infants' diaper-chafed skin.
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The chafed fingers of manual labourers often cause problems, for example.
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When critics described her early work as "alt country," she chafed.
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He reportedly chafed at the intensity of playing with these Cavaliers.
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He knew he needed treatment, but he chafed at what kind.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have chafed at spending any money on a wall.
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And I chafed at times at Blum's depiction of the Rangers.
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In Cleveland, he had chafed at playing Robin to James's Batman.
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But as he grew older, he increasingly chafed against such perceptions.
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I chafed against my diaries' flimsy locks, their too small dimensions.
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But some military and C.I.A. officials have chafed under the limits.
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But career staff members have chafed under political pressure for months.
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Other countries have long chafed at the dollar's dominance in global finance.
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" Early in his career, Brown chafed against being labeled "the fireman-writer.
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Opponents of Obamacare, however, chafed at being forced to purchase health insurance.
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Democrats have also chafed at Mr. Nunes's shuffling of the hearing schedule.
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Trump, according to a person familiar with the call, chafed at the lecture.
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He moved up the ranks at CBS but chafed against the bureaucratic culture.
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Both of those presidents chafed at what they saw as excessive judicial power.
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We gather at once that Fawcett is bold, impatient, and chafed by recklessness.
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Mattis chafed during the transition at efforts by Trump's team to impose underlings.
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I have chafed at similar interpretations of my behavior in the United States.
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Yet they chafed at his refusal to let the nation forget its past.
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" When he removed the binder, he found his skin "severely chafed and raw.
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Companies have long chafed at law firms' practice of billing by the hour.
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Musk has at times chafed against criticism, or even pointed questions about Tesla.
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They chafed at the Obama rules but say Trump's plan goes too far.
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Brady's wife, Gisele Bündchen, chafed at many of Trump's politics, with which she disagreed.
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Or gone on a run and chafed so much it turned into a walk?
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But some supporters have seized upon signs that Trump has chafed at Kelly's efforts.
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Radically different in personality, Tillerson and Trump have chafed at each other's perceived slights.
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Trump has chafed at the treatment, and relations between Washington and Berlin have suffered.
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They chafed at the regulators' willingness to see the benefits but not the costs.
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He had no problem letting us cry as we chafed at the challenge presented.
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Accustomed to advertising's creative freedom, Buckley chafed against the constraints of the studio system.
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China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001 but has chafed against its rules.
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LAT staff have chafed at the decisions of Tronc and its chairman, Michael Ferro.
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But he chafed at the BBC's demands that he add sports and comedy segments.
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Hersh chafed under what he saw as The Times's overly cautious journalistic mind-set.
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Stern pushed, prodded, punished, insulted, chafed and charmed those who crossed or challenged him.
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Trump has reportedly often chafed at Kelly's rigidity in controlling access to the president.
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Mr. Trump has often chafed at assessments he finds at variance with his worldview.
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Putin has chafed under NATO's expansion, and he doesn't want former satellites defying Russia's will.
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Many in the armed forces have chafed over the Obama administration's management of military operations.
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Cryptocurrency purists who applaud bitcoin's "decentralized" nature have chafed at Bitmain's power over the market.
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So what do chafed cow udders have in common with dehydrated, eczema-prone human skin?
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But Trump has chafed at some of Kelly's attempts to restrict access to the President.
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Nissan had long chafed at a shareholding structure that gave it less sway than Renault.
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Some lawmakers have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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These voters chafed when Lula's government set up a national program to promote LGBT rights.
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Trump chafed at the suggestion he caved and fretted the decision made him look weak.
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The Trump who chafed at doing the right thing after Charlottesville is the real article.
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He also founded the tiki lounge Painkiller but chafed at the input of the investors.
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Russian officials have long chafed at the Magnitsky Act and demanded that it be overturned.
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Mr. Khashoggi applauded those moves, but chafed at the authoritarian way the prince wielded power.
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I remember how much it chafed my rump when I felt dismissed for being young.
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Almost every woman I talked to also chafed at the Year of the Woman framework.
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Mr. Lutsenko had chafed at Ms. Yovanovitch's anticorruption efforts and wanted her recalled from Kiev.
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Mr. Priebus's push for a quick vote chafed some members of the White House staff.
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And China in particular has chafed at the sanctions on Iranian oil imposed by Washington.
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He chafed at the criticism, quarreling with a board that was overseeing a succession plan.
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But employees also chafed at what many felt was a lack of progress inside the firm.
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The motley crew created fertile ground for comedy as characters chafed and chimed with each other.
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They chafed against the current model, in which for-profit publishers put journals behind pricey paywalls.
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The three men who would eventually become New Day chafed at being confined by their race.
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I found the helmet as comfortable as any other, and the speakers never squeezed or chafed.
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And he chafed, unprompted, at grumblings that Ms. Clinton should assist her mother in social affairs.
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Mr. Plepler chafed at losing autonomy under his new bosses, the NYT reports, citing unnamed sources.
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Rather, they chafed at the narrowness of the message when candidates address black and Latino voters.
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Others have chafed at the suggestion that the upper chamber would be responsible for cleanup duty.
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The mountain terrain of Tibet was under a Buddhist theocracy that chafed at control from Beijing.
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This has, at times, chafed the president, according to two officials with knowledge of the situation.
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But Panera, which went public in 1991, has chafed under Wall Street's relentless demand for growth.
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Even in the show, The Wire, teachers chafed under 'onerous' requirements of 'teaching to the tests.
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But Trump chafed over being told what to do and how he was supposed to act.
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But as much as Mr. Netanyahu chafed at Mr. Obama's stance, he benefited enormously from it.
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The majority-black city of Memphis had long chafed under the Confederate monuments and place names.
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Their mother, Dorothy, was the daughter of a union activist who chafed at his own yeshiva schooling.
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China has chafed at some travel curbs imposed by other countries, which the WHO says are unnecessary.
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He reportedly chafed at the idea of not being able to publicly state he did nothing wrong.
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When it comes to making major substantive steps toward intensifying the scrutiny into Trump, Republicans have chafed.
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Credit unions have chafed at restrictions placed on their business and pushed for legislative or regulatory expansions.
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Throughout the process, Kasich had also chafed at what he viewed as unfair attacks on his record.
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The military has long chafed against the timelines for withdrawal that were preferred in the previous administration.
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From the start, the wealthy chafed against this limit, and some sought to test it in court.
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Heckman chafed at the article and lamented that his 22-year-old father had to see it.
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Highly educated workers in other fields have also chafed at a growing sense of their own powerlessness.
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The fatal health care defections came from three moderates who have chafed at Trump's personal style: Sens.
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When Section 5 was enforced, state and county officials chafed at submitting every alteration for federal approval.
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They've also generally chafed at any additional government intervention in the way that businesses operate such programs.
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As the work progressed, Forrester and his team chafed at their hidden role in the behemoth project.
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Even before that, some residents had long chafed at Republicans' suggestions that they were overrun with crime.
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In other moments, Republicans have chafed more at Democrats' tone than at the content of their remarks.
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South Koreans had chafed at some of Mr. Trump's remarks well before the latest tensions with Pyongyang.
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On top of that, the NSC chafed at Rood's opposition to several key White House agenda items.
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Mr. Trump has long chafed at the Russia investigation, which overshadowed the first years of his presidency.
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Garland flourished there, but Oliver chafed against the curricular constraints and dropped out in his freshman year.
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People in Afrin chafed under YPG rule, a local resident says, but the insurgents who followed are worse.
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Some of the Shi'ite Zaydi sect, who ruled the north until 1962, chafed as their heartland became impoverished.
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In the late 1990s and early 2000s, for example, the Turks chafed mightily over international sanctions on Iraq.
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Overall, it's a welcome break from a White House that has at times chafed on the freewheeling President.
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G.M. executives often chafed at the influence over corporate decision-making that German law grants to labor leaders.
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But as president, he has chafed at being seen as punishing children for the crimes of their parents.
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Plenty of people ignored the limit and many more chafed at it, especially in the wide-open West.
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Citizens of color have always understood this and chafed at the sight of the monuments on their streets.
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But Republican lawmakers have chafed at the CFPB's actions, calling them heavy handed and damaging to consumer choice.
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North Korea has chafed at U.S. insistence that no sanctions be eased until Pyongyang's disarms its nuclear weapons.
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Iksil has publicly chafed at the "London Whale" moniker and being portrayed as solely responsible for the losses.
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Mr. Sharif, for his part, has chafed at being excluded from vital national security and foreign policy decisions.
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BamBrogan chafed when he thought Afshin Pishevar was slow with paperwork, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Duterte himself has chafed under criticism of his government's own watchdog group, known as the Commission for Human Rights.
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China has chafed at some of the travel restrictions imposed by other countries, which the WHO says are unnecessary.
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At the convention in Philadelphia, activists chafed at both the message from House leadership and, in particular, its timing.
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Kenny is chafed that Lee, his supposed friend, would take advantage and "snake" him for more time with Rachel.
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That has chafed Iran, which faces wide-ranging sanctions after President Donald Trump abandoned the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Some insiders, however, have chafed over what they see as a big cultural shift that focuses less on design.
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Male workers chafed at the constant supervision on the factory floor, and owners preferred not to employ men, anyway.
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For years, Mr. Putin has chafed at the perceived disrespect showed to him and Russia by the United States.
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In the past, her relatives have sometimes chafed at her public comments about the company and her great-uncle.
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Most notably, several justices chafed at the leadership of Chief Justice Warren Burger, who served from 1969 to 1986.
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Turkey's recent history has been filled with military coups, and the Islamists chafed more than others under military rule.
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But President Donald Trump has consistently chafed at — and sought to curtail — California's attempts to forge its own path.
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But they chafed at how they were managed, often by unseen bosses communicating with them via text or robocall.
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Though Mr. Brantley chafed at requirements that he account for every hour, he did well at the halfway house.
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Siatta accepts this reputation easily and said he chafed at the spit-shine requirements of Marine Corps base life.
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Trump has previously chafed at aides who have been framed as wise men keeping him on the right path.
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But people with knowledge of Chinese economic policy deliberations say Beijing has chafed at a stopgap deal on Dec.
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But Republicans have chafed at what they call "historic obstruction" and have argued that Trump needs his team in place.
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Merkel felt she had to explain the Geneva Convention to Trump -- a lecture a source has said Trump chafed at.
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"After your run, dry the area thoroughly and use a medicated powder to keep the chafed area dry," she says.
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And he's chafed at suggestions his aides, led by national security adviser John Bolton, are somehow leading him to war.
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Alberta and Saskatchewan have long chafed at the greater power of the more populous central provinces of Ontario and Quebec.
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But he chafed at academic discipline and knew that a conventional career, catering to official tastes, was not for him.
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Nonetheless, the show's success chafed, as he feared his medium was establishing a hard-to-shake association with kiddie entertainment.
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That the public has already begun to crave the normalcy that they chafed against in 2016 -- and gave us Trump.
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The head of human resources at the time, Renee Atwood, chafed at having to report to Graves, according to sources.
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Past presidents have chafed at the way independent counsels and prosecutors have taken their probes well beyond their initial bounds.
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Farmers in the state have also chafed under Trump's trade war with China that has sapped demand for agriculture products.
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After Ms. Loesch's remarks on Thursday, some journalists chafed at the idea that they were exploiting the deaths of children.
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But pension funds and other institutions have chafed under the deals because they can harm investors while benefiting Wall Street.
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Pictures of medical staff looking chafed and bruised from wearing face masks and goggles all day have also gone viral.
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Other subnational groups in both India and Pakistan also chafed at the gross inequities committed by an imposing federated state.
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It is no joke getting old, particularly for stubborn, vivacious personalities like Mr. Buatta, and he chafed against its indignities.
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But many Chinese women have chafed at the thought of the government's getting involved, yet again, in their private lives.
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Firm partners had chafed over his statements about hush-money payments like the ones made on behalf of Mr. Trump.
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As apparent as the need for an overhaul may be, commuters still chafed at the disruption to well-established patterns.
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After the Great Crash of 21988, neoliberals chafed at attempts to push forward aggressive Keynesian spending programs to spark demand.
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They have longed chafed at their inclusion in the SNNPR, a messy hotch-potch of more than 45 different ethnic groups.
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Then a student at MIT's Sloan School of Management, he chafed at the time wasted while trying on garments in stores.
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Some Republicans chafed at that; a trilateral NAFTA would get a smoother ride in Congress than a bilateral deal with Mexico.
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These same small sellers, though, have chafed at what they see as predatory pricing from the likes of Amazon and Flipkart.
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With their smaller populations, they have long chafed at the imbalance of power between them and the more populous central provinces.
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Saint John, said numerous sources, also chafed under the new leadership of COO Barney Harford, who was previously CEO of Orbitz.
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In contrast to his better-off peers, who chafed against their starchy upbringing, Renoir was bourgeois by aspiration, not by birth.
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He has also chafed at the growing clout of news-side anchor Shep Smith — with whom he has traded barbs publicly.
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Following the announcement, Trump struck a deal with Democratic congressional leaders to keep DACA in place, which chafed his Republican base.
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He has chafed against the pleas for caution from his lawyers and political advisers, tweeting whatever he wants, whenever he wants.
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But over time the president, ever sensitive to his image, chafed at the perception he was being influenced by a staffer.
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Saudi Shia Muslims have long chafed under Sunni-majority rule, where a hardline school of Islamic thought, known as Wahabism, predominates.
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Trump chafed at what he viewed as a lecture, according to aides, and left determined to plot his own path forward.
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Trump has chafed at some of his top aide's new order, but generally heaps praise on his new chief of staff.
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Pentagon brass had long chafed at what they considered to be the micromanagement of military operations by the Obama White House.
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Later on, I used the spray without remembering there was a patch of chafed skin on my pit and HOLY SHIT.
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Like Cummings, Nadler and Schiff chafed at their committees' Republican chairmen's lack of interest and outright interference during the Trump presidency.
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Many principals chafed under the administration of the former schools chancellor, Carmen Fariña, whom they saw as watering down their authority.
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Military commanders chafed under Mr. Obama's tight controls on troop deployments and war making, which some of them saw as micromanagement.
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The push won him acclaim from liberals but chafed Ms. Pelosi, who conspicuously second-guessed some of his decisions to colleagues.
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Presidents have always chafed at the limits of the executive, and some, as this book shows, have engaged in power-mongering.
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Moreover, Mr. Bannon's Svengali-style reputation has chafed on a president who sees himself as the West Wing's only leading man.
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Berlin and many other eurozone members have chafed at cutting Greece any slack, reluctant to seek taxpayer support for more aid.
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I'd be chafed too if I leaned left, with Republicans playing keepaway with Obama's Supreme Court pick for nearly a year.
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U.S. businesses operating in China have long chafed at government policies they see as intended to assimilate and supplant foreign technology.
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Varys chafed her even more for the crime of just standing there, to the point where she threatens to burn him alive.
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Trump, meanwhile, has long chafed at any suggestion his decisions or actions are being manipulated or orchestrated by someone other than himself.
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Russia, for its part, has chafed at NATO's steady expansion toward its borders, a development it sees as a broken US promise.
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President Barack Obama recently told Atlantic journalist Jeffery Goldberg that "free riders aggravate me" and successive administrations have chafed at transatlantic allies.
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The trouble lies with the 7m inhabitants of the Vale, who have chafed at India's mix of democratic carrot and military stick.
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Republicans in Western states have long chafed under the San Francisco-based 28500th Circuit, viewed as the most liberal in the nation.
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Some lawmakers - including some Republicans as well as Democrats - have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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Somewhat surprisingly, and unlike his friend and friendly rival Evelyn Waugh, Powell detested Oxford and chafed throughout his time at the college.
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Republicans have chafed at efforts under the Obama administration to expand the program to include cellphone service and, more recently, broadband internet.
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Inside the West Wing, Schiller also reportedly chafed under the newly imposed, top-down leadership style of then-chief of staff Gen.
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She chafed against the rules of her home (her parents were Jehovah's Witnesses) and admired the carefree swagger and freedom of Bell.
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The claim set off a rare onslaught of attacks on a sitting pope from conservative Catholics who have chafed under Francis' reign.
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But what really pleased progressives, who have often chafed at the Catholic Church's entrenched conservatism, were his rebukes of President Donald Trump.
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Democrats as well as Republicans have chafed at what some of them see as its occasional overzealousness and disregard for due process.
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Trump said that, like other modern first ladies, she has chafed against some of the boundaries of living in the White House.
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Horror movie buffs and others have long suggested that Mr. Spielberg was really the director, but Mr. Hooper chafed at that notion.
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The president has clearly chafed at Democrats' satisfaction with the deal, lashing out on Tuesday morning with a pair of Twitter messages.
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Mr. Trump's ego has long chafed at the idea that Russia meddled on his behalf, believing it to undercut his electoral achievement.
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While environmentalists have chafed at the planned sea wall, many local residents have been supportive of Mr. Trump's presence in the area.
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In Benton Harbor, residents and city officials chafed under the state's close watch, and rumors about a school shutdown began to surface.
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That dynamic generated friction between the retired general and his Commander in Chief, whose freewheeling style chafed against Kelly's efforts to exert control.
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There have been hints of internal tensions in recent months as commanders have publicly chafed under General Hifter's rule or criticized one another.
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The cabinet decision was hailed as "historic" by American Jewish leaders who had long chafed at the strictly Orthodox control of the site.
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"We tried running in swim trunks, but those aren't designed for a runner's stride and chafed after a mile or two," he says.
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The Germans chafed at a letter made public last week from U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell to German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier.
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In what turned into a series of firsts, I also tried Megababe's Thigh Rescue, the savior my chafed thighs never knew they deserved.
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A small city with a tight knit, religious community, Diana always chafed against the hypocrisy he saw in the quiet, religious little town.
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Currently, California has the authority to write its own anti-pollution provisions under the Clean Air Act -- something automakers have long chafed at.
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Morgan was riveting in the part, which fixed a popular perception of him that he has alternately relished and chafed under ever since.
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"If you are washing your hands so much that they are raw or chafed, you are washing your hands too much," says Hills.
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During the council session, other countries chafed at what they perceived to be the manipulation of political and civil rights by Western governments.
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Some city residents have chafed at the restrictions, continuing to play sports in parks and to allow their children to interact on playgrounds.
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Over time, its wood surface became cracked and chafed, and it had been crudely overpainted, as an image in the sale catalog shows.
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My father chafed as he recalled the closed doors, the low expectations, and being told for so many years what he couldn't do.
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Jemisin at first chafed at the idea, but then relented, recognizing that the form's constraints could sharpen her sense of pacing and character.
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New York raises some of its share from counties, which have long chafed under what they view as an "unfunded mandate" from Albany.
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Trump has chafed at the restricted access, as have some of his regular contacts who no longer enjoyed unfettered access to the President.
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The industry chafed at Obama-era rules, calling them too strict, but does not support President Trump's effort to freeze the standards outright.
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This meant that I would be sex-starved and Michael would be chafed, small compromises to make in the name of life-making.
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As a result, the relationship between Wilson and Manson began to sour, as Wilson chafed under Manson's treatment of him and his money.
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However, in public, Trump has long chafed at any suggestion his decisions or actions are being manipulated or orchestrated by someone other than himself.
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As anyone could have foreseen, he has become even more openly virulent in his bigotry since and chafed against democratic restrictions on his authority.
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The grazing, mining, and lumbering industries chafed at the small fees they were required to pay for the resources they once took at will.
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The X-Men faced severe discrimination under the Mutant Registration Act, and the Incredibles long chafed under the oversight of the National Supers Agency.
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My final quarrel, which also concerns itself with lived realities: I sometimes chafed at how stringent Ms. Zeisler's definition of a feminist could be.
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This attempt is also likely to face scrutiny from Donald Trump's White House, which has chafed at AT&T's proposed acquisition of Time Warner.
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Thomas and some of his siblings chafed at those rules, though, escaping from the house to hang out with friends, drink and smoke marijuana.
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In the days after the election, many commenters chafed at the idea that they ought to perform the work of empathizing with Trump's supporters.
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A bundle of zip-tied electrical wires chafed against a fuel transfer line until it made a hole through which fuel started to leak.
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Heavyweights like Steven Spielberg have chafed at Netflix's policy of streaming films immediately, suggesting that all of the service's content should be considered television.
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" His rival Mr. Spencer, a high school teacher, chafed at the national party's intervention in the primary: "I've taught the Constitution for 20 years.
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During the briefing, Trump chafed at the idea of continuing the widespread order for people to stay home, saying it was harming the economy.
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Automakers initially backed the White House goal to revisit Obama-era mandates and only later chafed at plans to freeze annual increases next year.
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Mr. Trump has chafed at the cost of America's deployment in East Asia, and Mr. Kim led him right where he wanted to go.
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Judge Jackson also chafed at the inclusion of the hashtag, which the officer and his lawyers defined as "a national unincorporated association" in California.
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It was a bond that endured ambiguously: She derived a vaunted status from their shared struggle, yet she chafed at being defined by him.
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The heroines were a composite of Jane herself, who had been born into a respectable Long Island family but chafed at her milieu's prohibitions.
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In the summer of 2001, Hikmat was fourteen years old, and he and his friends chafed at the narrowness of life under the Taliban.
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From the beginning, Pompeo has chafed at the Department's penchant for leaks to the press and has bristled at the more independent-minded diplomats.
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All transpiring in a reduced glare after a public swipe by the team president Phil Jackson at Carmelo Anthony that left the player chafed.
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"I chafed, of course, being young and feeling a sense of impotence, that no one would ever care about this miserable place," he said.
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Its short-lived political success may have contributed to its downfall; activists may have chafed at the party's attempts to become a legitimate political movement.
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Longi is but one example of a career official in State and USAID who has come under fire or otherwise chafed under the Trump administration.
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China has chafed at some travel curbs imposed by other countries, which the WHO says are unnecessary, but its internal restrictions have also been harsh.
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In New York, some agents working the Clinton Foundation case chafed at the decision that they had to sit and wait until after the election.
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U.S. farmers have long chafed about supply management, the term for Canada's system of tariffs and quotas to keep domestic prices high and imports low.
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No way to tell if his pirogi-chafed piles are killing him or if, in happier times, he was bayonetting babies just up the road.
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The law was just another in a series of humiliations for the Jewish people, who chafed under Roman occupation and often rose up in violence.
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Some lawmakers - including some of Trump's fellow Republicans as well as Democrats - have chafed at what they saw as the administration's reluctance to implement it.
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In 2011, with the Modesto Nuts of the Class A California League, Arenado said, he chafed at the grueling practice schedule of Manager Jerry Weinstein.
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The N.R.A. criticizing the media is nothing new, but some journalists chafed at the idea that they were emotionally untouched by the deaths of children.
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Mr. Trump has voiced a desire to end American involvement in the war in Afghanistan, and has chafed at keeping forces in Iraq and Syria.
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In his follow-up letter to lawmakers on Friday, he chafed at how the news media and some lawmakers had characterized his March 24 letter.
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Some clients have chafed at these arrangements over the years, arguing that they divert profits to agencies when they should flow to a show's creator.
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The positive responses were welcomed by Warren's team, who chafed at the "tomahawk chops" Brown staffers performed to rattle her, and Trump's repeated "Pocahontas" jabs.
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But as Iran's influence increased and America's ebbed, Iraq has increasingly chafed at Iran's presence and its efforts to insert sympathetic politicians into Iraq's government.
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For decades, he said, he thought of his relationship as a marriage, and with time, he chafed at not being able to use the term.
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On Tuesday, she said she's still waiting on the rule specifics from the upper chamber before transferring anything, though McConnell has chafed at this request.
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Mr. Dudman, desperate to get a piece of the story, chafed when The Times began printing excerpts from the Pentagon Papers in mid-June 1971.
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Even his own colleagues have chafed at his aggressive approach to China and have at times tried to block Mr. Navarro's access to the president.
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Some American military officials had also chafed at what they viewed as long and onerous White House procedures for approving strikes under the Obama administration.
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Many chafed over the fact that the man accused in her killing, Jose Gonzalez, 25, had been released on bail weeks before the fatal encounter.
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The anticipated deployment would likely serve as a deterrent against further attacks from Iran, which has chafed under growing Trump administration sanctions on the country.
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China has long chafed at the robust U.S. naval presence in its region, seeing that as a key component of a strategy to contain its development.
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Plepler is still working out the exact timing of the transition, the person said, but chafed at the prospect of a larger company and more oversight.
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From the start he chafed at some aspects of Baghdadi's self-declared caliphate, especially its global ambitions, and was eager to break out on his own.
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Tamar Podell, the center's longtime development chief, now reported to Mr. Silver, and chafed at the arrangement, according to two people familiar with recent personnel discussions.
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But in an interview published this week in New York Magazine, the comedian said he understood why some people chafed at entertainers who dive into politics.
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The Times has been a frequent target of attacks from Mr. Trump, who chafed at some of the unflattering coverage of him during the presidential campaign.
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Since his surprise election in November 2016, Republican Trump has chafed at any suggestion that the Russian interference might have helped him win the White House.
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While he led the puppet administration installed by the Vietnamese, Mr. Hun Sen chafed at the fact that the United States refused to recognize his government.
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But his relationship with Ms. Hepburn loomed over it all, so much so that you'd think he might have chafed against it, though he never did.
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Heavyweights like Steven Spielberg, for instance, have chafed at the company's policy of streaming movies immediately, suggesting that the service's original films should be considered television.
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At the same time, she clashed with church officials, having chafed at their colonial attitudes, and she continued to wear Indian dress and remained a vegetarian.
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As international outrage over the fires has escalated, Bolsonaro, a nationalist former army captain, has chafed at what he views as foreign interference on domestic issues.
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She chafed at doing housework, even after asking for additional hours, and declined an offer from one of Ms. Krim's friends for a part-time job.
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F.B.I. agents have long chafed under that restriction, which can slow their investigations but is intended to limit any chilling effect on the news gathering process.
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In addition to his time in government, Mr. Goodfriend is a former executive at Dish, which has long chafed at having to pay the broadcast fees.
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But administration officials said Mr. Bossert chafed at that part of his job, preferring to get involved in higher-level policy issues on counterterrorism and cyberwarfare.
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But while Trump and many of his aides chafed at the new order, three White House officials said these practices didn't last longer than six weeks.
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They welcomed the end of slavery in the capital, but chafed at payments that validated the right to own property in the form of human beings.
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Handelsblatt, citing unidentified "insiders", said Rodermann had chafed over the fact that UBS Europe had regulatory responsibility for the branches it oversaw, but Novakovic ran their operations.
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Mr. Trump has a difficult time retaining top-flight lawyers as the inquiries have increasingly unsettled him, and he has angrily chafed against his lawyers' legal strategies.
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President Trump on Sunday stayed away from scolding the kingdom on human rights, a practice by past American leaders that has chafed U.S. allies in the Mideast.
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When you run a lot—especially in hot temperatures—you can get chafed anywhere your clothes rub against your skin or there's skin-on-skin contact (armpits!).
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Many Clinton allies chafed at Mr. Sanders's continued ferocity late in the Democratic primary season, long after many in her campaign believed the race was effectively over.
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This outcome will only embolden Republicans who have chafed at Trump's style and leadership thus far and make life more difficult for him in days to come.
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In Argentina, however, the commemorations of the nation's bicentennial in July chafed, seeming to confirm suspicions among native peoples that their culture and history were being ignored.
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Media watchers have long chafed over Netflix's stubborn refusal to provide user data, insisting that such information was proprietary and irrelevant to its subscription-based business model.
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But some inside Breitbart chafed at Mr. Bannon's outspoken style of management, complaining that he upbraided staff members and seemed to embrace outright advocacy over journalistic principles.
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Even as I chafed against the constraints of a seven-day visa and any number of arbitrary restrictions, their whole lives were spent in such a state.
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This election cycle, Sanders has also chafed at media coverage of his bid, and his campaign has argued that he's getting unfair and negative coverage yet again.
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But her regimented style in a freewheeling and often dysfunctional West Wing frustrated some senior officials and people close to the president, who chafed under her dictates.
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Car companies have long chafed under the rules they must heed to produce vehicles in China, including requirements that they enter into joint partnerships with Chinese companies.
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But critics who have chafed at what they considered the president's shortsighted boasting for the past year saw Monday's meltdown as overdue comeuppance and eagerly piled on.
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He dispensed with the usual political etiquette, chafed against the ill-fitting political party in which he'd garbed his ambitions and insisted that the system was rigged.
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Democrats, however, have chafed at that suggestion, since they don't see Hunter Biden as having any direct knowledge about Trump's wrongdoing — the focal point of this trial.
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Ten months after he chafed under AT&T's takeover of the network, he reboots himself as a producer in a five-year deal with Apple TV Plus.
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In the Venezuelan town of San Antonio, near the border with Colombia, residents on Monday chafed at the continued border closure ordered by Maduro's government last week.
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There's the panic that can come from learning to live outside the strictures of the laws set by the rabbis, even if you chafed against those laws.
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Senate Democrats have already chafed at adding any more funding to the proposed $1.6 billion allocation, which would go to a border fence and other security measures.
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He chafed at reporters' questions, and fans found Coughlin frosty, especially when he had just one winning season in his first three years and lost two playoff games.
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When BuzzFeed News asked about the extent of ADF's dealings with Sessions, Waggoner chafed, saying a meeting with Justice Department lawyers was not a cakewalk, but an interrogation.
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Obama said Sunday the US would never apologize for its insistence upon press access, but said he understood why Chinese officials may have chafed at the Americans' demands.
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He chafed at editorial guidelines that non-white figures could not take centre stage in illustrations, unless they were portrayed as train stewards or in other service jobs.
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The government considers the area to be a breeding ground for opposition groups and the center of anti-government protests, where many locals have chafed under Sunni rule.
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Despite those wins, the business community chafed at what it saw as the last obstacles to unfettered implementation of wellness programs: the genetic information and the disabilities laws.
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Islamic Jihad, free of the burden of governing Gaza's impoverished 2 million Palestinians, has at times chafed at Hamas's efforts to secure a long-term ceasefire with Israel.
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Tengen, a subsidiary of Atari spinoff company Atari Games, understandably chafed under these standards, as it limited the company's flexibility in what it could release on the console.
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The U.S. territory's governor, Alejandro Garcia Padilla, said he was encouraged by the bill but chafed at the oversight board, which he believes undermine the island's self-governance.
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Many of California's lynchings of Mexicans took place during the Gold Rush from 1848 to 1855, when Anglos chafed at having to compete with Mexicans for mining claims.
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In Seattle, the company has chafed at all these roles as residents have increasingly demanded that Amazon give back to the city that helped make it so successful.
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If the answer is yes, you'll often get a hearty "Good for you!" and a few good-natured comments about how sore and chafed your nipples must be.
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New York City's class of left-leaning Democrats have long chafed over the advantages they believe his vast fortune and broad network of media executives have afforded him.
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He chafed at his advisers' request that he use a seemingly canned line in a speech — a call to curb government corruption by "draining the swamp" in Washington.
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When he was asked about the support he had been given by David Duke, a former Ku Klux Klan leader, he chafed, insisting he didn't know Mr. Duke.
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Since taking office, Trump has chafed under pressure to remain a part of multinational agreements, ranging from the Iran nuclear deal to NAFTA to the Paris climate accords.
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump nominated William P. Barr as attorney general a year ago, establishment Republicans who had chafed at Mr. Trump's takeover of their party were relieved.
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While each of the erstwhile officials brought unique skill sets and worldviews to the Trump administration, all three appointments chafed against Trump's views and personality in distinct ways.
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Ms. Khanh, like her fellow renegades Sonia Rykiel and Michèle Rosier, chafed at the rigidity of haute couture and the lack of spontaneity on the French fashion scene.
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Some U.S. security officials, including FBI director James Comey, have chafed at Trump's suggestion that American Muslims do not do enough to report potential militants in their midst.
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As one of many Democrats hoping to stop the Senate health care bill, she has chafed at the euphemism that Americans would "lose" their coverage under the plan.
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Still, some of McDonald's U.S. franchisees have chafed at the prospect of making significant investments at a time when labor costs are rising and restaurant sales growth is tepid.
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But it chafed Nelson, who's been waiting on $115,000 critical to funding his drug task force in Cowlitz County, which has the highest overdoses death rate in Washington state.
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It's true that his words chafed against the spirit of free expression, but it is a stretch to say that the president's appeal to NFL owners violated the constitution.
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Meanwhile, the VR tropes that once fascinated people are growing stale — creators chafed at the term "empathy machine," and genres like VR wave shooters have gotten flooded with entries.
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Wayne, too, is hard to get a straight answer from in an interview, and he has always chafed at the idea that anyone would take anything he says seriously.
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For years, Krickstein chafed at the thought of Connors's birthday theatrics and body gyrations, and how behaviorally dismissive he had been of a friendship that began as a mentorship.
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On campus, several professors said their colleagues chafed at the extra work required of them because of the poor English skills of many students who needed help after class.
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Though many companies chafed at the strictness of the Code, it was a way for the comics industry to self-regulate, and keep the government out of their books.
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Some viewers will find the result too fussy by half; I liked its restlessness, and the sense of a chafed and driven spirit that refuses to be boxed in.
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Aha Moment: During a fishing trip in Alaska, Trent Kitsch, a former college baseball player living in Vancouver, British Columbia, spent four days getting chafed by his clammy underwear.
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Mr. Parrish also said the Obama rule chafed its detractors because of the perception it was written by bureaucrats who did not understand the daily reality of farmers' livelihoods.
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At first, it seemed to manifest primarily online, performative and point-scoring, in which Liverpool resented City's wealth, ambition and relevance, and City chafed at Liverpool's history and fame.
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In a humorous onstage interview, she chafed at the idea of being framed as the "traditionalist" on this occasion, alongside Ms. Coleman, born in 1970, and Alex Temple, 35.
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Mr. Gorka criticized Rex W. Tillerson, the secretary of state, in a public show of disrespect that chafed Mr. Kelly's sense of order, according to one senior administration official.
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Since the 2016 election, the president has chafed at losing the popular vote to Clinton, repeatedly amplifying the baseless claim that millions of illegal ballots were cast for her.
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Trump's allies have long chafed at any insinuation that it's inappropriate for Trump to attend — and profit from — a star-studded New Year's Eve party at his own property.
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Trump has called that agreement "the worst deal ever" and chafed at efforts by McMaster and his departing secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, to persuade him to preserve it.
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Some brokers chafed as Bank of America raised new client account minimums to $250,000 worth of assets and prodded them to refer business to other parts of the bank.
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McConnell praised the president's contributions in a speech before the vote, even though Trump has at times chafed the GOP leader with some of his strategic moves and tweets.
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Military operators have chafed under the 2013 rules, but the Obama administration saw them as a signature accomplishment in the era of drones and open-ended war on terrorism.
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The Americans also chafed at losing to the Dominican Republic in the first round last weekend, coming apart before a fervently pro-Dominican crowd at Marlins Park in Miami.
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And the American public only knows the truth about these episodes because of aggressive congressional oversight that occurred afterwards, a process that both political figures chafed at with contempt.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Cuomo apparently tried to smooth over chafed feelings by suggesting that his efforts were halfhearted, according to Senator James Tedisco, a Republican from the Schenectady area.
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Immigration agents in the field chafed under these memos, arguing that the government was keeping them from doing their jobs by telling them not to go after certain unauthorized immigrants.
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Reid has maintained close contact with Sanders throughout the campaign, but has occasionally chafed at him, including ripping Sanders' response to the chaos at the Nevada Democratic convention last month.
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The government of veteran leader President Yoweri Museveni, 74, has long chafed at criticism from NGOs and others of reported excesses including corruption, torture, illegal detentions and extra-judicial killings.
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For years, Apple bought modem chips from Qualcomm, but it chafed under Qualcomm's prices and requirement that any company using its chips would also pay licensing fees for its patents.
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For its part, China has long chafed at India's hosting of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, as well as its resistance to the Belt and Road Initiative.
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It was a rocky journey, but Benz steered through with unruffled resourcefulness, as the story goes—unclogging a valve with a hatpin and patching a chafed engine with her garter.
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His decision to send Lenin to stir up trouble in Russia plunged the country into revolution, emboldening German labor organizers and socialists who'd chafed under Ludendorff's restrictive new labor laws.
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Why it matters: Brands have chafed at their inability under U.S. law to prevent retailers, who sometimes acquire products without the brands' consent, from reselling that merchandise through online marketplaces.
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Following my arrival in late 1995, several senior clerics told me that they chafed under these restrictions, which they described as against the real teaching of Mohammed Abdul al-Wahhab.
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The move marks one of the biggest hedge fund closings in recent months coming as industry returns have been disappointing and clients chafed at paying hedge funds' traditionally high fees.
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Despite festive touches — the Police Department showed off a vehicle with rainbow stripes — some participants chafed at the inherent conflict of having heavily armed guards monitoring a free-spirited event.
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"But by ripping it up, they opened up a Pandora's box," because so many in Iran also had chafed at the deal because of the nuclear production it gave away.
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He chafed at the restrictions on his own life, as he struggled in the preceding weeks to accept the prospect of imposing a lockdown on the free country he loves.
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While large companies have long offered health benefits, many have chafed at the detailed requirements under the health law, including its reporting rules, which they see as onerous and expensive.
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Taking the microphone from Mr. Giuliani, he suggested that Mr. Gillum — who has chafed at his opponent's tendency to call him "Andrew" in debates — had not earned a fuller title.
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But while Mr. de Blasio and his aides may have chafed at the criticism, there was little they could do; firing the investigator who exposed his failings was politically impractical.
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At first, Warner's interests trended toward finance, but he didn't get the slot he coveted on the Finance Committee and he chafed under the Senate led by Nevada's Harry Reid.
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The Big Four accounting firms — PricewaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, Deloitte & Touche, and Ernst & Young — have sometimes chafed at the PCAOB's oversight, but they aren't known to have been pushing to scrap it.
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Ever since taking office, he has chafed against the influence of more established foreign policy and military figures who reports say he clearly feels have been trying to control him.
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The days when his embrace of bright tonality and luscious symphonic textures chafed against the aesthetics of a modernist mainstream are gone, along with the very notion of a mainstream.
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After some critics chafed at the exhausting scope and spectacle of the enterprise, the team behind the acclaimed Manhattan restaurant pruned the script a bit and went on with the show.
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Erdogan, who described the Dutch as "Nazi remnants" after Cavusoglu was turned away, has chafed at Western criticism of mass arrests carried out in the wake of a July coup attempt.
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It validated the team's status as icons whose willingness to go beyond soccer soundbites inspired youngsters, created critics who chafed at their politics and challenged perceptions of how athletes should behave.
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In Holt v Hobbs, the Supreme Court unanimously sided with an inmate who complained that the Arkansas prison policy against facial hair chafed against his religious duty to grow a beard.
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Some of the Shi'ite Zaydi sect chafed as their north heartland became impoverished and in the late 1990s formed the Houthi group, which fought the army and forged ties with Iran.
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Kelly and McMaster have chafed at Trump's treatment of them in public and in private, which both at times have considered insulting, said all four officials, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Russia's posture: A big question going forward is the ability of powerhouse producers Saudi Arabia and Russia to sustain unity, especially as Russian companies have reportedly chafed at the continued limits.
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The years after ENM's purchase were difficult, as this heir to the German industrial tradition chafed at what he felt was the plutocratic, lax and irrational management of the new owners.
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Retired General James Mattis, Trump's pick for secretary of defense, reportedly has chafed at the fact that General Mike Flynn, the national security adviser-designate, has Trump's ears on intelligence matters.
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Leon chafed when an attorney for the Justice Department, which represents Trump in the matter, asked for more time to reply to Kupperman's filing because it conflicted with the holiday calendar.
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Trump called "bullshit" a variety of news reports that he had chafed at his advisers and privately expressed concerns that they were trying to steer him into a war with Iran.
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The Russian leader has long chafed at Western encroachment in lands that Moscow viewed as part of its geopolitical bailiwick, including such places as Crimea, Georgia, Ukraine and the Baltic States.
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There, Colette labored in secret to produce novels under her husband's nom de plume, "Willy," but chafed at his controlling nature and expectations that she should be a pliant society wife.
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In the past, Twins teams chafed at the "pitch to contact" label, but that was what the staff did, filling the zone with strikes and counting on stellar defense for support.
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The subject is a sore spot for the president, who has chafed at the special counsel investigation into whether his campaign cooperated with the Kremlin's efforts to intervene in the election.
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He chafed at the brief, but stunning, success D'Antoni had in handing the ball to Jeremy Lin when Anthony was injured in early 2012, and privately cheered D'Antoni's departure soon after.
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And many have chafed under a system whose fees and sometimes elaborate permission agreements can make projects like publishing scholarly books or publicizing exhibitions prohibitively expensive or an administrative nightmare — often, both.
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Turkey's government, which has said it is a victim of anti-Muslim sentiment in the EU and justified crackdowns on the threat from militants at home and abroad, chafed at the report.
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Trump loyalists had chafed at Priebus, feeling he had installed his RNC allies at the White House and overlooked the people close to Trump who helped get him elected president in November.
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He told reporters in Florida just before the new year that he thought the country and Republican senators like John McCain who chafed at the Russian meddling should move beyond the allegations.
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Germany wants to keep talking to Moscow and has chafed at a proposed name of 'Rear Area Operations Command' for the logistics base that could imply that NATO was preparing for war.
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Some aides chafed at Conway's decision to plug Ivanka Trump's merchandise line on television, a move that drew widespread criticism, including from ethics experts who said she was walking a dangerous line.
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Not only did the United States invade and seize nearly half its territory in the 1800s, but ever since then Mexico has chafed under American intrusions and perceived disrespect for Mexican sovereignty.
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Firm partners had chafed over Mr. Giuliani's comments about payments that Michael Cohen made to silence Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress who has said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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But Justice Department officials in Washington have chafed at the way the Manhattan prosecutors have revealed politically explosive developments in high-profile cases associated with President Donald Trump, according to Justice officials.
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But many congressional Republicans have chafed at any increase in domestic spending, and Republican leaders have offered little indication that a major, multibillion-dollar infrastructure package is high on the party's agenda.
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Orban, who has frequently chafed at EU policy, met Trump last year, when Trump lauded him for being tough on immigration, a policy area in which the two leaders have similar visions.
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Congo's former environment minister canceled the logging concessions in question in 2016 following an outcry by environmentalists but the government has chafed against outside criticism and threatened to lift the moratorium altogether.
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Still, the Cuban government chafed at the move, reiterating on Tuesday that it is not responsible for the attacks and that it has cooperated with U.S. authorities as they investigate the matter.
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After one particularly ugly performance on the road against the New York Mets in 2014, the Dodgers slid him to left field, a move that both Kemp and his agent chafed at.
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Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle have long chafed at the expansive use of the AUMF by the White House to authorize U.S. military actions abroad without coming to Congress.
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Over the three days we spent together, the only time he chafed, and then only slightly, was when I implied that one of his underlying motivations seemed to be a quest for adventure.
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Erdogan has chafed at German criticism of a widespread purge he is conducting including arrests and dismissals of people in almost all walks of society suspected of links to the failed July coup.
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Trump, who has sharply criticized the deal reached in Barack Obama's presidency, had chafed at having to once again waive sanctions on a country he sees as a threat in the Middle East.
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In online forums and in the E24M release notes, Le Roux too chafed at government controls—as one might expect from a man who went on to create his own international criminal cartel.
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The veterans, Mugabe's former comrades from the liberation war, who enjoyed a privileged position under his rule for decades, had chafed in recent years as his wife Grace positioned herself to succeed him.
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Many Republicans chafed at Trump's decisions to propose tariffs on China, his threat to scrap the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and his imposition of tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum.
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As someone who has occasionally chafed against the ways women are expected to perform femininity, I found myself marveling at Drucker's girlishness, including her perfectly painted fingernails (against my own hang-nailed nubs).
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In a telephone interview late Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Trump said Mr. Ailes was not formally involved in his debate preparations, and chafed at the suggestion that he even needed to prepare for them.
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As a result of Melcher's delay over signing Manson to a record deal, the relationship between Wilson and Manson began to sour, as Wilson chafed under Manson's treatment of him and his money.
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Mr. Kagame was limited to two terms in office, but like his regional peers in Uganda, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of Congo — and rulers much farther afield — he chafed at the restriction.
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When his father arranged for him to intern with the Texas congressman Ron Coleman the summer before he started at Columbia, Beto O'Rourke chafed, telling friends he would have preferred to be elsewhere.
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For years, athletes have chafed about one such guideline, Rule 40 of the Olympic Charter, which sharply restricts what they can say and do with their sponsors immediately before and during the Games.
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The bikini was not an instant hit, particularly in the United States; it chafed against the moral barometer of the day, and celebrity endorsements from the likes of Brigitte Bardot confirmed its immodesty.
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Ms. Trottenberg said that the plan for the Harlem River crossings was developed with input from residents in Manhattan and the Bronx who have long chafed at the difficulties of crossing the river.
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On the plus side, the airstrikes have given Mr. Trump a lift in Sunni states in the Persian Gulf, which chafed at Mr. Obama's refusal to take direct military action against Mr. Assad.
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Since his election, Mr. Trump has chafed at the suggestion that keeping his business in the family could create problems, despite several episodes during his transition that seemed to mix business and diplomacy.
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While Trump has been more open to federal pricing oversight, Republicans have long chafed against this due to ties to the pharmaceutical industry and the party's commitment to so-called "light-touch" regulation.
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Members of the Freedom Caucus chafed at Trump's criticism, especially since many moderates also opposed the legislation, which had a meager 17 percent approval rating at the time, according to a Quinnipiac poll.
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More size means fewer instruments fit on the craft, and more weight means they take up more of the payload — both restrictions that surely chafed the designers of early probes like Voyager and Galileo.
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He has controlled every aspect of the paddock, however, and teams and fans have long chafed at the lack of a digital strategy and the focus on maximizing profits rather than developing the sport.
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Not only did it depict an older, racist Atticus that chafed with To Kill A Mockingbird's marble man, but there were allegations that Lee was being manipulated into publishing the work against her will.
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Lawmakers, including some of Trump's fellow Republicans as well as Democrats, have chafed against the president's repeated decisions to disregard spending bills passed by Congress, some of which he has signed into law himself.
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The White House has cited the expansion of Israeli settlement activity on Arab land as unhelpful to the process and chafed at Netanyahu's public wavering over a two-state solution, a bedrock American goal.
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Why it matters: While U.S. oil and natural gas production is already at record levels, companies have chafed at the regulatory process for some infrastructure projects, notably battles over gas pipelines in the Northeast.
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Balance of power Tension among the three branches of government is a built-in feature of the US system, and presidents from John Adams to Barack Obama have chafed at constraints on their power.
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Refining executives have long chafed at these requirements, and have been pointing to rising clean-fuel costs as one reason for cutting staff or overhauling operations while a glut of gasoline has squeezed margins.
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Since the merger, suppliers have chafed under strict cost-cutting demands, and some customers shifted to competitors after abrupt service-fee increases and contract changes, according to suppliers, customers and former Baker Hughes executives.
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A source close to the family says that although the brothers have sometimes chafed at Kushner's position at the center of Trump's new world, they don't resent their sister for her White House role.
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And so it was in the 2017 tax fight, in which Republicans chafed against the discipline imposed by the agency, and so it will be in every significant taxing and spending dispute to come.
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Longtime E.P.A. employees described Mr. Perrotta as a backslapper and a fast-talker who enjoys talking about his mob-busting days and has given the impression that he chafed under the leadership of others.
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After making his mark with early music, the British-born Mr. Leppard chafed at being pigeonholed and sought to recast himself as a versatile conductor of concert works and operas from across the centuries.
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The once-strong Israeli-Turkish partnership was shattered by Israel's killing of 10 pro-Palestinian Turkish activists who sailed against its Gaza blockade in 2010, and Ankara had chafed at Israeli contacts with NATO.
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Though he chafed when reporters challenged him, sometimes for the benefit of a president he knew was watching, he often welcomed them to his office for gossip and, on occasion, soft-serve ice cream.
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Qatar has long chafed its Sunni Muslim allies by attempting to forge its own foreign policy, which includes maintaining ties with Iran, the region's chief Shiite power, and Islamist groups like the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Mr. Trump eventually won over many reluctant anti-abortion leaders who had chafed at his past support for abortion rights and his history of being a less-than-ideal role model for religious conservatives.
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The journalists at the site, founded as a sports blog in 2005, had chafed against an instruction handed down Monday in the form of a memo from management to confine themselves to sports-related posts.
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Spotify, the streaming music service that competes with Apple Music, has filed a competition complaint with the EU. And Apple's own developers for years have chafed under App Review's sometimes arbitrary rejections and boilerplate feedback.
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Successive US Presidents have chafed at China's attitude towards North Korea and called on its leaders to do more to bring unpredictable leader Kim Jong-Un and his late father Kim Jong-Il to heel.
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Democrats have chafed at the idea that select passages of the Mueller report may be shielded from public view by the Trump administration, and suggested they may subpoena the document if it's hidden from them.
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In this case, the memo mainly confirms what has been clear for some time: The State Department's rank and file have chafed at the White House's refusal to be drawn into the conflict in Syria.
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But he also twice chafed at being denied funding for a wall on the southern border, but he ultimately signed those bill anyway, declining to claim total ownership of a government shutdown through a veto.
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Another great tidbit from Peter Baker, Maggie Haberman, and Glenn Thrush's piece on Bannon: Moreover, Mr. Bannon's Svengali-style reputation has chafed on a president who sees himself as the West Wing's only leading man.
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But the Philip Morris team had chafed at their product's being kept off the shelves while Juul gobbled up market share, and was unhappy with Altria's $12.8 billion investment in the San Francisco start-up.
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Major phone makers, particularly Apple, chafed at Qualcomm's royalty rates but said they had no leverage to negotiate to lower them because Qualcomm could cut off shipments of chips that could not be obtained elsewhere.
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Cuomo has said the state needs at least 30,000 ventilators to handle COVID-19 cases at their peak, a demand that Trump initially chafed at but at Friday's briefing said he is willing to meet.
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Mr. Trump has also chafed at what he perceives as the Defense Department's slow-walking of his many proposals, from holding a military parade to banning transgender troops to putting into place a Space Force.
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Mr. Sarandos said that Netflix had chafed at a French rule requiring a three-year delay between a film's theatrical release and appearance on a streaming service, part of the country's complex film-financing system.
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But many of Mr. Erdogan's supporters blamed the United States for the attempted military coup, and Mr. Erdogan has chafed under human rights criticism from Washington of its crackdown on opponents and the news media.
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Congress passed a Russia sanctions bill last summer but some lawmakers chafed at what they saw as President Donald Trump's reluctance to implement it; he signed it only after Congress passed it with huge majorities.
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The government commissioned work on the Gwadar port in 2002, but development was held up by chronic instability in the surrounding resource-rich province of Baluchistan, where ethnic separatist rebels have chafed against a military crackdown.
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Investors have chafed at Mr. Dudley's receiving a 20 percent increase in overall compensation, despite a $6.5 billion loss reported by the company for 2015, as sharply lower oil prices exacted a severe toll on profits.
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"What is new in the cell phone age is the ease of intercepting them and that at least our last two presidents ... have chafed at not being able to use their personal cell phones," Cunningham added.
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Gravano has told media he quickly chafed against some of the more aggressive restrictions WITSEC placed on him — for instance, he was forbidden from contacting his family, friends, or anyone he knew in his previous life.
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Arabian Peninsula and Iran, source: Google Maps Qatar, the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, has long chafed the region's pre-eminent Sunni Muslim power Saudi Arabia by attempting to forge its own foreign policy.
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And the number of men who served indicates that, while the South Vietnamese often chafed under the ham-handed rule of their government, there was a deep reservoir of military support for a non-Communist nationalism.
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From the article by Brooks Barnes and Sydney Ember: • James Murdoch has privately grumbled about the control that his father still exerted at Fox and has chafed at some of the elements of Fox News's coverage.
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But in recent days, Trump has chafed at the dramatic economic fallout of those restrictions, which have rocked stock market indexes, and threatened to leave the U.S. in recession when he stands for reelection in November.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration moved on Friday to roll back school nutrition standards championed by Michelle Obama, an effort long sought by food manufacturers and some school districts that have chafed at the cost of Mrs.
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The president had reportedly been reluctant to hire Bolton because of his mustache, and Bolton served under George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush, something Trump has at times chafed at when picking out top advisers.
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But the former chief executive, who had once traveled the globe as easily as most people go to the corner market, chafed at the unaccustomed restrictions on his movements, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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The heroic airman in "The Best Years of Our Lives" returned to work as a soda jerk in another; ennobled by the theater of war, he chafed at his diminishment in the feminine one of trade.
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Formula One teams and sponsors have long chafed at the lack of a marketing and digital strategy for the sport, with Ecclestone focusing on generating piles of cash for shareholders through television rights and race hosting fees.
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Heavily-indebted Italy, whose economy has barely grown since the introduction of the euro currency in 1999, has repeatedly chafed against stern EU budget rules, and both Renzi and Hollande want greater flexibility to help boost growth.
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His comment frustrated some of his fellow Republicans in Congress, who chafed at the suggestion that the White House could dictate Senate rules, or send a message that a shutdown, which costs the economy millions, was desirable.
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The Chinese government has repeatedly chafed under the web of US alliances that spreads across the Asia region, and East Asia in particular, where American troops and military hardware are posted in both Japan and South Korea.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES INTERNATIONAL: Brazil's president chafed at accepting $20 million offered by G-7 nations to help save expanses of burning and defoliated Amazon rainforest, an ecosystem that straddles nine Latin American nations (The Hill).
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Mosul residents chafed under social codes banning smoking and calling for splashing acid on body tattoos, summary executions of perceived opponents, whippings of those who missed prayers or trimmed their beards, and destroying "un-Islamic" historical monuments.
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Mr. Hutchings scraped his way skyward as Mr. Cross took hold of a beat located somewhere between the Balkans and the Middle East, raising the tension as the drummers chafed against him in a stutter-step pattern.
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And, as has happened with Ms. Nielsen, some members of the White House have chafed at a woman asserting power — and made her a target for the anger that they cannot express at the chief of staff.
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Trump has repeatedly chafed at restrictions, injunctions and stays inflicted on him by judges -- though the swift clip that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is maintaining in confirming conservatives to the bench could start to change things.
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Stroll, who has long chafed at the suggestion his progress owes much to parental cash, told Reuters at a team livery launch on Wednesday that he was ready to roll his sleeves up for his new team.
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The Postal Service, which has chafed under the CPI price cap since its inception, is now demanding that the cap be eliminated and that it be empowered to set its own prices without limit and without supervision.
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Romantic, flamboyant, imperious, priapic, courageous, foolhardy, ambitious, George Armstrong Custer is most famous for his death, but this sympathetic biography attempts to demythologize and reassess a complicated figure who both embodied and chafed against a modernizing society.
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But Trump's reshuffling signaled how he has chafed under the guidance of Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort, one of the few people around the real estate mogul who was unafraid to confront him about the shortcomings of his candidacy.
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The newer circle at times chafed at the old guard, as all the while the campaign tried to deal with fallout from the revelation of Clinton's private server use and a tougher-than-expected primary against progressive Sen.
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Hawkish national security adviser John Bolton and other Trump aides chafed on Tuesday over what they said was the failure of three senior Maduro loyalists who purportedly had negotiated with the opposition to change sides but then reneged.
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He has reportedly chafed in recent months as progress in the aftermath of Singapore has stalled, and he surely would like the kind of agreement with North Korea that eluded his predecessors and would validate his negotiation skills.
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Some officials downplayed the likelihood it would be adopted because Trump has chafed at those kind of statements in the past, including retroactively withdrawing his signature from a G7 communiqué following a disastrous summit in Quebec in 2018.
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Mr. Knowles, 37, who won his third mayoral term in Ferguson by nearly 15 percentage points, chafed at the suggestion that his election represented the maintenance of a status quo that allowed for the mistreatment of black people.
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He's been buoyed on the support of the unions representing Border Patrol officials and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents — who embraced him as the man who would throw off the policy fetters they've chafed under through the Obama administration.
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Trump has occasionally chafed at the restrictions Kelly has placed on who gets access to see him and has wondered aloud whether he needs someone with more political experience for the job as congressional elections approach, two sources said.
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In its early stages, the purge was supported by many of Mr. Erdogan's opponents, who long chafed under what they called the president's growing authoritarianism but who said that Mr. Gulen's influence within society needed to be wiped out.
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While he seemed at times the same garrulous host from earlier years, at other moments he was more withdrawn and less eager to engage with the members of his club, some of whom chafed at the less-accessible owner.
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An oddly intense teenager with a widely read zine and a variety of international pen pals, she chafed against a rigidly conservative government that banned chewing gum and stifled access to the indie cinema she and her friends craved.
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Many of the descendants of John T. Dorrance, the condensed soup inventor, have acknowledged the need to restructure the company even as they have chafed at what they see as an assault by Daniel Loeb, who runs Third Point.
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Anti-chafing product When I started running, I was embarrassed that I chafed in places you don't want to know — until I learned this is a common issue, even for runners who are about as wide as my leg.
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Some residents of Guam chafed at the news media's coverage of the North's threat, which they said focused on the fate of service personnel stationed in Guam rather than on the roughly 160,000 civilians living in the American territory.
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The Associated Press: Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergEXCLUSIVE: 21625 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Bloomberg bets 2900 campaign on unprecedented strategy Michael Bloomberg could indeed buy the Democratic primary MORE as mayor: A New York that sparkled, and chafed.
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Firm partners had chafed over Mr. Giuliani's public comments about payments that another of Mr. Trump's lawyers, Michael D. Cohen, made to secure the silence of a pornographic film actress who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
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While many Democrats weary of Reagan-era Republicanism envisioned their party racing to the left, Mr. Biden chafed as some advisers nudged him toward a kind of zealous populism, an imperfect fit for the candidate's within-the-system sensibility.
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Clinton closing in on running mate search The early weeks of the general election have come as a relief for many Democratic insiders, who chafed at Clinton's failure to build enthusiasm during her primary race and her often ponderous campaign skills.
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Such aid chafed Israeli sensibilities because the deal did not provide for the return of the remains of two Israeli soldiers being held by Hamas, or the release of two Israeli civilians who are believed to be held captive in Gaza.
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Odell Barnes, a longtime buyer and seller of foreclosed homes who operates out of Gilbert, S.C., chafed at the idea of government regulation in the industry and emphasized that seller financing contracts were a way to make homeownership accessible to anyone.
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The fracas over Wenk's ouster is the latest controversy surrounding an Interior secretary who has been reviled by conservationists but hailed by industry and conservatives in Western states, where local governments have chafed against restrictions imposed on federally protected areas.
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Daines, who had a long career in the private sector working for Procter & Gamble and RightNow Technologies before coming to Congress, chafed last year at the long periods of inaction on the Senate floor, often due to the threat of filibusters.
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Senior administration officials said Trump chafed at negative media coverage of the letter, which featured a parade of lawmakers and retired military leaders appearing on cable news to criticize his leadership and praise Mattis's resolve, and eventually reached a breaking point.
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In 20163, it was progressive Republican George Norris who led the internal House revolt against Speaker Joe Cannon, stripping Cannon of most of his authority and devolving considerable powers back to individual members, who had increasingly chafed under their marginalization.
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DeSantis went on to praise Trump for doing a "great job" but he chafed at the number of New Yorkers who are able to fly to Florida, potentially bringing the coronavirus, which would defeat some shelter-in-place containment strategies.
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In 1910, it was progressive Republican George Norris who led the internal House revolt against Republican Speaker Joe Cannon, stripping Cannon of most of his authority and devolving considerable powers back to individual members, who had increasingly chafed under their marginalization.
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Chafing at criticism White House officials say Trump has chafed at criticism that his administration has been slow in responding to the crisis in Puerto Rico, particularly compared to his quick trips to Texas and Florida after storms devastated those states.
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In interviews over the past several days, eight current and former KOMO employees described a newsroom where some have chafed at Sinclair's programming directives, especially the must-runs, which they view as too politically tilted and occasionally of poor quality.
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For those in Japan who have chafed against dependency on the United States, Trump's blithe statement that Japan would ultimately end up a nuclear power anyway seems to validate their argument that the United States would betray Japan in the end.
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Trump's resilience in Nevada is surprising considering Clinton's many advantages here: her access to the strong organizational muscle of labor, a growing Latino population that has chafed at Trump's tone on immigration, and Obama's successes, which laid the groundwork for her run.
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The protests chafed President Trump, who aggressively went after kneeling players, referring to them as "sons of bitches" and even sent Vice President Mike Pence to a game only to leave in counter-protest once he saw players kneel during the anthem.
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NATO leaders chafed at Trump's lecture, which did not acknowledge member states' recent increases in military spending nor did it include a reaffirmed US commitment to the alliance's mutual defense pledge, in light of Trump's disparaging comments about the alliance during his campaign.
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But some veterans' groups chafed at his appointment, calling on Trump to remove Wilkie after he was nominated, and instead give the job to Thomas Bowman, the VA's deputy secretary, whom the White House passed over for the job of acting secretary.
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Mr. Cruz and his aides have also chafed recently at what they view as insufficient news media attention to his success in state delegate elections — feats of organizational strength that have heightened his chances of beating Mr. Trump at a contested convention.
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Trump has occasionally chafed at the restrictions Kelly has placed on who has access to see him, and had considered replacing Kelly with Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director, or Nick Ayers, the chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence.
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The Obama administration used the authority of the Affordable Care Act to aggressively advance this idea, but many doctors chafed at the scope and speed of its experiments to change the way Medicare pays for everything from primary care to cancer treatment.
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It's a complicated question in a world in which for a long time the unspoken presumption was that the best approach was a man's suit in a different color, and one in which women have long chafed against being judged on appearance.
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While carmakers have welcomed some of the measures proposed by the Trump administration, they have chafed at the White House's approach to Nafta and its steel and aluminum tariffs, which they say will raise prices and ultimately be passed on to consumers.
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While de Blasio and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo welcomed the company late last year, others in the party chafed at the plans — including freshman Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, whose district is near the site in Queens where Amazon would have been located.
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Former officials including Jason Miller, David Bossie and Corey Lewandowski have slid back into the president's group of advisers as Trump has chafed at the steady stream of damaging leaks and critical blind quotes that have flowed out of the West Wing.
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The Republican president has sometimes chafed at the restrictions his new chief of staff has imposed on the information flow in and out of the Oval Office in a bid to streamline the decision-making process, people familiar with the situation said.
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Some scholars say potential converts chafed at facets like a ban on remarrying after the death of one's spouse and the religion's treatment of women, who were to draw a salary for raising children but were prohibited from finding jobs outside the home.
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As House Republican leaders like Mr. Ryan chafed at the suggestion that they were doing the White House's bidding by not taking up the measure immediately, the administration sought to pressure members by insisting that the legislation would unduly hamstring the president.
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Some Republicans have long chafed at the idea of shutting down the government over Mr. Trump's border wall or other administration priorities like beefed-up immigration enforcement and military spending, even as most Republicans express at least measured support for these goals.
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Laughing off a swelling group of enemies 700 miles away — the New York residents and elected officials who chafed at his ominous dig that one of his rivals, Donald J. Trump, embodied "New York values" — Mr. Cruz appeared eager on Friday to spread the message.
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The remarks come as Trump is weighing the possibility of imposing tariffs or quotas on steel imports to protect the US steel industry and as other countries have chafed at Trump's protectionist tone, warning against a backslide away from increasingly free trade policies between countries.
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It will irritate some leaders, German Chancellor Angela Merkel especially perhaps, that Trump chose to spell out his message in Poland, which has chafed against German power in the EU and where the right-wing government has been accused of eroding some basic bloc freedoms.
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The new rule was also notable in that it represented a collaboration between the N.B.A. and the N.C.A.A. In the past, some top college officials, including conference commissioners, have chafed at the enormous impact the N.B.A. has had on the college game without their consultation.
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But the alliance has been under strain since Duterte came to power three months ago and chafed at U.S. criticism of his bloody war on drugs, which has led to the killing of more than 3,100 alleged drug users and dealers by police and vigilantes.
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But Somalia is deeply divided by clans and subclans, and Mr. Hassan said members of the large Darod clan were more likely to join the Islamic State because they chafed at the level of control that other clans, like the Hawiye, exercised over the Shabab.
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Thus neoconservatives despised the Nixon White House's realpolitik; they cheered Ronald Reagan's anti-Communism; they chafed under George H.W. Bush's realism and backed humanitarian interventions under Democratic presidents; and most famously they regarded the Iraq War as a chance to democratize the Middle East.
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Bruce Springsteen, an outspoken liberal, has chafed at Republicans' use of "Born in the U.S.A." Just last week, Pharrell Williams sent a scathing letter to the president after the song "Happy" was played at an event on the day of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting.
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Carter's portrayal of his grandmother is full of love and admiration, though it sometimes tips into overt speculation about her thoughts and emotions ("although Eunice was known for her poker face, she would not have been human had she not chafed at her exclusion").
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Some residents in the town of 500,000, which has a median household income north of $150,000 and voted by a margin of 2 to 1 for Hillary Clinton over Donald J. Trump, chafed at the idea that race was a factor in their success.
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Especially in Ensemble's case: Halo Wars started off as an original idea until publisher Microsoft forces the dev studio into making a real-time strategy game in the Halo universe, even Bungie—original creators of the Halo games—chafed at seeing their IP in another developer's hands.
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But Spotify has chafed under these rules for a long time and will likely be using the new lever of Apple having a directly competing music service to try to pry better terms out of the company via the court of public opinion or a regulatory agency.
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After about a mile and a half, I regretted not wearing shorts as well, because my thighs were chafed AF. I kind of felt like everyone was staring at me because I looked unprepared for a run — although perhaps they were just ogling my adorable athletic dog?
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And in Brussels, NATO leaders chafed at Trump's lecture, which did not acknowledge member states' recent increases in military spending nor did it include a reaffirmed US commitment to the alliance's mutual defense pledge, in light of Trump's disparaging comments about the alliance during his campaign.
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Residents of Calexico, a small border town that recently saw the completion of renovations to a steel barrier, chafed at the barbed wire that also was installed, with one chalking it up to political propaganda from a White House that cannot fathom life along the southwest frontier.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's congressional bid was preceded by a decade in which many youthful nonreactionaries despaired of democratic institutions' ability to deliver any kind of systemic change — and chafed at the obtuse contempt with which older, more established liberals frequently reacted to demands for bolder action.
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And while she is perhaps the most private first lady in modern history, she's not the first woman in her position who has chafed at the scrutiny from the public and the press — and at times simply decided to ignore them completely, rather than explain herself.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Wednesday that defeating ISIS would be the United States' top priority in the Middle East and hinted at establishing a safe zone for refugee protection, as allies chafed at the time it's taking the Trump administration to articulate a strategy.
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The reason, Chishti says, is that while many cities chafed under former President Barack Obama's deportation actions, they have been completely alienated by Trump's brusque immigration policies and language (including his attempts to cut federal policing aid to so-called sanctuary cities that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement).
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With that in mind, it's easy to see why he has chafed at Trump's frequent venting at Senate process, particularly the 60-vote threshold needed to break a filibuster on major legislation, which revealed the President's impatience that he can't simply push Congress around to get his priorities enacted.
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As Mitt Romney's running-mate in 2012 he did not help Republicans win his home state of Wisconsin, and has since admitted that he chafed at being barred by Team Romney from giving broaden-the-base speeches in black inner-cities and immigrant neighbourhoods, as he had wanted.
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Not for the faint of heart, the special chronicles a series of horrors, including mass starvation, using executions to squelch labor unrest and the terrorist bombing of a South Korean airliner, as North Korea chafed at having been denied a chance to help host the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.
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This time there had been no police outriders, only paparazzi on motorbikes; there had been no benign Ambassador at her side, only a playboy lover; and there had been no watchful protectors, under whose attention she may sometimes have chafed but from whom she had fatally cut herself off.
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She chafed at treatment by John McEnteeJohn (Johnny) David McEnteeOPM chief abruptly resigns Meadows joins White House facing reelection challenges Trump administration hires another college senior for key role MORE, the 29-year-old head of the office, as well as Paul Dans, OPM's White House liaison, Politico reported.
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We spoke for more than an hour each morning to Amy's group and to runners in nearby tents about the previous stage, or the stage to come, watched as they tended to chafed shoulders and blistered feet, listened to their laughter, and saw their aching bodies begin to stir.
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Since he began this kind of production — building carousels, bistros and airplane terminals (and, last season, a rocket that took off) — guests have ogled and chafed and debated: Is this the grossest expression of fashion's self-involvement, or a genuine moment of escapism, proffered by one who can?
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Kushner has ramped up his private briefings and public comments since the departure this winter of White House chief of staff John Kelly, who chafed at the young real estate developer's attempts to insert himself into the policy process and worked to curb his influence in the White House.
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Strongly anti-establishment, Mr. Mulvaney, who has a degree in international economics from Georgetown and a law degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, chafed as much at the Republican leadership in the House as he did at Mr. Obama's direction from the White House.
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Most of the media coverage of Tillerson has focused on Russia, but he may have his most immediate impact in rebalancing U.S. relationships in the Middle East, where Sunni-majority countries in the Persian Gulf have chafed at what they see as President Barack Obama's tilt toward Shiite Iran.
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By the end of five bleary-eyed weeks of hanging chads and butterfly ballots, Mr. Cruz had aggressively worked his legal connections, chafed when he felt sidelined by party veterans and — even in the view of some who disparage him — helped ensure Mr. Bush's victory in the courts, to a point.
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Barack Obama's Hillary Clinton wore white — a symbol of women's suffrage — to Trump's inauguration This would come as a contrast to the increasingly White House–dominated systems recent presidents have set up — and that secretaries have chafed at, viewing many White House staffers as overly political and power-hungry micromanagers.
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While the President has made distrust of international organizations a political hallmark, the G20 will put him among a group of populist leaders who have chafed against multilateral institutions in the same way he does and who may make him feel like a star within a burgeoning global political movement.
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Ms. Cantello and other longtime agency employees said that while they sometimes chafed under the administration of George W. Bush, who sought to loosen some environmental rules, they did not openly rebel against it — nor, they said, did they fear that Mr. Bush and his appointees wanted to eliminate the agency.
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Los Angeles football fans also have a reputation for being among the most blasé about following their teams; although civic leaders have chafed at the absence of a team, there has never been a strong outcry from the populace, in part because games from every other N.F.L. city are readily available on television.
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As a result, the right-wing government — which has chafed under international criticism that its moves to marginalize the country's constitutional court amounted to an undemocratic attack on the rule of law — hopes that Mr. Trump's victory will create an atmosphere in which it can resolve that crisis more to Warsaw's liking.
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Saudi women have long chafed under the "male guardianship" laws, under which a woman must have a male guardian — father, husband, uncle or son — without whose approval she cannot see a doctor, file a police complaint, leave a prison, travel outside the country, apply for a passport, marry or use various public services.
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Some conservatives chafed at what they said was inappropriate and sexualized strip club imagery (Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk called it "a horrendous example to the millions of young women across the world"), but both Dumos insisted they were seeking to highlight the athleticism and acrobatic skills involved in such dancing.
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Johnson privately railed against political betrayals from civil rights leaders, especially King, chafed at the release of the Kerner Commission report on civil disorders that seemed to ignore the herculean legislative achievements of the Great Society in favor of fantastical requests for billions of dollars in aid no Congress would ever approve.
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She was asked time and time again if she chafed at the term "black writer" or whether she would ever consider centering white characters in her work — and with a smile on her face, she flicked that off her shoulder, flung it to the floor and stomped on it with an elegant grace.
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It is so remote that it was forgotten by just about everyone after it closed as a home for the aged poor in 227; everyone, that is, except Staten Islanders who chafed while the abandoned 231-acre campus, officially part of the New York City Farm Colony-Seaview Hospital Historic District, fell into hopeless disrepair.
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Moss, who served as head of the department's Office of Legal Counsel during the Clinton administration, seemed chafed by the department's decision to ignore published opinions by then-OLC chiefs Ted Olson in 1984 and Charles Cooper in 1986 that appear to say it is viable for Congress to sue in federal court to enforce its subpoenas.
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Administration officials have chafed at Tillerson's resistance to Trump policy positions, lawmakers have expressed alarm about his cuts to the State Department, staff there decry the agency's dysfunction and senior members of the US national security establishment from both parties warn that he is creating a "national security emergency," in the words of former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
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When Columbia Pictures was owned by Coca-Cola in the 1980s, it had hits like "Ghostbusters" and "Tootsie," but the studio was banned from showing non-Coke soft drinks, and executives chafed under Coke's expectations about profit margin, according to "Hit and Run," a 1996 book about the movie industry by the entertainment reporters Nancy Griffin and Kim Masters.
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The platform of the Libertarian Party in 1980 called for an end to all prosecutions of tax evaders and the abolition of a number of federal agencies whose regulations Koch Industries and other businesses have chafed at, including the E.P.A., the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and the Federal Election Commission, whose campaign-spending limits the brothers opposed.
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On the Today show on Monday, where Clinton was promoting his new thriller co-written with James Patterson, the former president chafed against questions about how he handled the affair, maintaining that he had made the right decision to stay in office and ultimately admitting that he had never apologized to her directly about the scandal.
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Unity was never good enough or familiar enough to compete with iOS or Android for mainstream users; Ubuntu's core users — Linux enthusiasts — chafed at the touchscreen-ification of the desktop; and the general Linux community complained about Canonical's go-it-alone style, which favored reinventing the wheel over working on more broadly accepted open-source projects solving the same problems.
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The 300-odd men he said he commanded are part of a grouping of Sunni Arab tribal fighters who have received weapons and training from the international coalition and are expected to play a role in administering areas retaken from IS. Speaking on a road outside the recently retaken Kudila village, Nizhan chafed at the Iraqi army's control over the operation.
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Trump, who has chafed in recent weeks at what he views as an overly hawkish approach from Bolton, signaled he was more intent on preserving his relationship with Kim Jong Un. "I have confidence that Chairman Kim will keep his promise to me," Trump said in his tweet before taking a swipe at former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
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But many African-Americans chafed at the fact that these mostly white liberals had hardly given the new, and first black, president — with all the unique historic challenges the latter fact entailed — time to tackle the sinking economy and get health care through before demanding that he issue executive orders defying the "don't ask, don't tell" law and somehow unilaterally close the Guantánamo Bay prison without the consent of Congress.
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They will be forced underground, turned from a life of productive labor to a life in the shadows where, in the age of Trump, immigration agents — who chafed under the Obama administration's enforcement priorities and whose union supported and cheered Donald Trump's election — feel free to go so far as to stake out a hospital to pick up and detain an undocumented 10-year-old girl after emergency surgery.
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These two paragraphs come from a Washington Post story on his hire back in February: "With the appointment, which a White House official confirmed Friday, President Trump is reaching outside his circle of trusted campaign aides to try to bolster his messaging operation.... "As word of Dubke's hiring trickled out, however, some Trump loyalists chafed at the idea of recruiting an establishment Republican operative with ties to strategist Karl Rove and other forces they see as having been hostile to Trump's candidacy.
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Many scenes are chafed by vexations that could not be less supernatural: Shideh's dismay upon learning that she is forbidden to complete her medical training; her quarrels with Iraj, who reckons that she should swallow that humbling fate; the solo workout sessions, in her living room, in front of banned Jane Fonda videos; her trips to the doctor, when Dorsa develops a fever; tea with the landlord's wife; and the dashes to the cellar when the air-raid sirens cry.
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That downbeat feeling is stirringly conveyed by "Unfinished Business: Paintings From the 1970s and 1980s by Ross Bleckner, Eric Fischl and David Salle," an exhibition of paintings and drawings by three artists who rose to stardom in the '80s, at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, N.Y. Mr. Bleckner, 67, Mr. Fischl, 68, and Mr. Salle, 63, have been friends since their student days at the California Institute of the Arts in the early '103s, where they chafed under conceptualist prejudice against painting.
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Campaign spokesperson Lis Smith said last month on "Reliable" that the South Bend mayor's media strategy is "talking to everyone..." → Per the Beast's Gideon Resnick, three other candidates — Eric Swalwell, Tim Ryan, and Julián Castro — are also interested in the Fox town hall format... → CNN's next town hall event has five candidates back to back next Monday night... Lowry's take Brian Lowry writes: In the last few days both Bill Hemmer and Bret Baier have chafed at on-air criticism of Fox News from Tom Perez and Bernie Sanders, respectively.
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