Now, they've been challenged rhetorically, they haven't been challenged legally.
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Yes, I am one of many who also challenged him, and he challenged me.
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We challenged ourselves, and when we got tired of challenging ourselves, we challenged each other.
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I fell for books that challenged form and convention because something in them challenged me.
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"I challenged them and we entered Venezuela, we have challenged them time after time," Guaido said.
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Industry Dynamics Remain Challenged Best Buy's substantial efforts are against the backdrop of a still-challenged industry.
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Still, their stance has challenged advocates of capital punishment, just as Mr Roof's savagery has challenged its critics.
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" And when one is challenged, she concluded, "one retaliates, if one has never been challenged before, rather excessively.
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It challenged me as a reader and it challenged my ideas of what creates 'reality' and 'the present.
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Melvin challenged the call on Zimmer at first and Francona challenged the out call on Santana at the plate.
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Besigye, who has challenged Museveni and lost in three previous elections, also challenged the election results in 2001 and 2006.
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Laws evolve over time and are meant to be challenged, and if they are not challenged they do not evolve.
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"He claims the national security justification that probably be challenged, probably would be challenged in a court as well," said Sen.
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The heartbeat laws passed around the country have all either been challenged in court or are likely to be challenged soon.
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To avoid putting him in a collaborative situation where there's nothing demanded or challenged, he's not challenged, it would've been so sad.
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He publicly challenged the administration's interpretation of events and challenged Congress to face the fact that he did not have limitless powers.
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The Verdict: This weekend was extremely fun because it challenged me in ways I am never challenged in my day-to-day life.
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Though Coach is challenged in the outlet space, its minimal exposure to the challenged department store space is a positive for the brand.
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"It would typically be dealers who sell to the less educated, less car-savvy, poorer, English-challenged, credit-challenged consumers," Mr. Brown said.
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During the last financial crisis, I was the Democrat who challenged the governor, who challenged the Legislature when they were passing unbalanced budgets.
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MCN-represented creators became discouraged A challenged ad-driven business model meant that the video creators' shares of those challenged revenues frequently didn't meet expectations.
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Similarly, none had heard their Christian faith challenged in the way that Trump challenged Obama's by wondering, aloud, if his records indicated he was Muslim.
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While earnings have mostly beat lowered expectations, "it's the realization that earnings continue to be challenged and economic growth continues to be challenged," he said.
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In that election, a coalition of town residents challenged 194 voter registrations, including those of some voters who had been challenged in the previous one.
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"Nina's politics challenged what America was at the moment she was alive — and challenged what America could be and what it would become," he said.
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He challenged orthodoxy and challenged the abuse of power in any form -- and the arrogance that flows from it -- empowering others to do the same.
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You want to talk about being challenged in ways I've never been challenged before, I literally feel like I just ran a final in The Challenge.
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"It's not that hard to figure out the industries that will be challenged, but it's not obvious what will happen in a challenged industry," she said.
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If you look over lists of frequently challenged young adult books, you'll find everything from "The Chocolate War" by Robert Cormier (challenged for violence and for scenes of masturbation) to Anne Frank's "Diary of a Young Girl" (challenged for sexual explicitness and for depressing tragic outcome).
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But it's also pushing them to own their own stuff by virtue of the fact that the advertising revenues are challenged, and the affiliate fees are challenged.
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In fact, many of the books which are on the most-challenged lists are also frequently assigned as classics (and being assigned may be what gets you challenged).
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European Retail Remains Challenged We expect Ladbrokes' European retail division to see steadily improving performance with its operating margin remaining challenged, but stable, over our two-year rating horizon.
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"Zinke is one the most ethically challenged members of the Cabinet and maybe one of the most ethically challenged secretaries of the Interior we've had in living memory," Rep.
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Those laws have been challenged as undue burdens on the right to obtain an abortion... But they haven't been challenged under the kind of First Amendment theory developed here.
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Lee Gelernt, who successfully challenged the family separation policy on behalf of the American Civil Liberties Union, said any move to reinstate family separations would be challenged in court.
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In December, it challenged Post Holdings' $110 million acquisition of Treehouse Foods' private label cereal business, and in 2018, it challenged Conagra's $285 million acquisition of Wesson Cooking Oil.
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This happened when Allison Lundergan Grimes challenged Mitch McConnell for a Senate seat in 2014 and when Amy McGrath challenged Andy Barr for a closely-watched House seat last year.
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"Last night this nation was challenged, and all of you were challenged, and you had a decision to make if you were going to come out here tonight," he said.
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In February, a federal judge blocked the merger after the Justice Department challenged the combination as being harmful to consumers, one of two mergers of insurance giants that it successfully challenged.
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Mitch McConnell -- who Beshear once unsuccessfully challenged -- and Sen.
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" When Tapper challenged him — "I'm not talking about crime.
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"The establishment needs to be challenged, and it needs to be challenged in their footholds and in the places where they feel safe," Manning told The Washington Post in an interview published Monday.
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You've challenged me in ways I could have never imagined.
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Brown later moved to New Hampshire, and challenged Democratic Sen.
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However, the call was challenged and eventually overtuned by replay.
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Six states have their voter ID laws challenged in court.
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All three claims were challenged in a matter of days.
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Four Democrats have challenged Shalala in the August 28 primary.
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GCC will be challenged to improve its core banking profitability.
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Do you know why he challenged you to a duel?
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Mourdock had successfully challenged moderate Republican and longtime US Sen.
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Sometimes that means I will be challenged and made uncomfortable.
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She also tends to lash out when she feels challenged.
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Tippett challenged the call, but video replay confirmed the goal.
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They never seriously challenged the Wolves for an extended stretch.
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Biden's campaign has since challenged the accuracy of that report.
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In August, Roof's attorneys had challenged the federal death penalty.
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"I'd like to see these universal injunctions challenged," Barr said.
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"There's no doubt this will immediately be challenged," she said.
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The new policy is expected to be challenged in court.
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Last year the union challenged Deliveroo's employment classification of couriers.
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This was a controversial deal, challenged by the Trump administration.
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"We are increasingly challenged by displacement," he told the launch.
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But progressive economists have challenged these assumptions with new data.
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Massachusetts, New York, Virginia and Washington challenged the immigration order.
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The remaining fees are being challenged and could also end.
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The Bangsamoro Organic Law may yet be challenged in court.
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Sometimes they pay off, like when he first challenged Gov.
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Miguna challenged the constitutionality of his deportation, and on Feb.
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He has also challenged definitions of masculinity in his work.
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In 2014, no one challenged Jason Carter, they point out.
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In 2014, Milton Wolf, a Kansas doctor who challenged Sen.
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Nasdaq has suggested that any SEC approval could be challenged.
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The case challenged Trump's travel directive as unconstitutional religious discrimination.
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I'm pretty sure he challenged me to a fight. Right?
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"We've been challenged and changed by these accidents," he said.
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Still, employers are already being challenged on pay equity issues.
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Mr Trump's actions could eventually be challenged in American courts.
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The mainstream is being challenged by everything that isn't itself.
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After winning, KSI challenged the Paul brothers to a fight.
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His world was one that reinforced and never challenged him.
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And in 2012, O'Rourke challenged Reyes in the Democratic primary.
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Putin also wants to see the idea of sovereignty challenged.
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Anything that challenged what you know — or thought you knew?
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John Kasich, who had challenged Trump for the GOP nomination.
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The party vehemently rejected that finding and challenged the fine.
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Students and faculty have also challenged new rules in court.
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And it challenged his beliefs about what America stood for.
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But lampreys' exceptionalism in this respect has just been challenged.
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But that view was challenged in Albany, the state capital.
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As a woman who is vertically challenged, I'm a fan.
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Michaels later challenged Roker to a debate, which he declined.
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Former President Barack Obama's Justice Department had challenged that ruling.
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He challenged me to do a podcast with him publicly.
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No. No. He challenged me, he privately rescinded the thing.
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The Bruins challenged for goaltender interference, but the call stood.
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That view has been challenged in Albany, the state capital.
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The Canadiens challenged for goaltender interference but the call stood.
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Kavanaugh has repeatedly challenged the foundations of this runaway state.
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The new policy is certain to be challenged in court.
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So, this year Netflix will be challenged like never before.
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Sure, the later books (Deathly Hallows in particular) challenged readers.
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The weirdest fictions consciously challenged the limits of social acceptability.
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He even challenged some of the firefighters to dance battles.
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Blashill challenged the goal, claiming that Hornqvist interfered with Mrazek.
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Nobody challenged the veteran when he said it, because he
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The band challenged the rejection as violating free speech rights.
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The department recommended terminating the officer, a move Parker challenged.
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When they challenged him on the similarities, he ignored them.
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If Pennsylvania's electoral votes, for example, were challenged, Democratic Gov.
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But it needs to be challenged more skillfully and tactfully.
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The court's decision can be challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Trump's statements about many topics have often been ... factually challenged.
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It is widely expected to be challenged by privacy advocates.
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This exercise in body positivity challenged her to think differently.
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Did you feel supported and challenged in a positive way?
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It's currently on hold and being challenged in the courts.
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A judge later reinstated him after he challenged the expulsion.
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Its boss, Glenn Kellow, blamed a "historically challenged industry backdrop".
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Their furious reaction to Qadri's death has challenged those assumptions.
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But he angered some when he challenged Pompeo in 2014.
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He has challenged Jamaica's "buggery laws" in the high court.
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I always challenged perceived notions of traditional gender roles anyway.
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Today you are challenged to not be a control freak.
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Republican Lawrence Zupan, a Trump supporter who unsuccessfully challenged Sen.
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Sanders's allies have been challenged within the party as well.
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Ahmed challenged left fielder Ramirez's arm by pushing for third.
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When challenged to disown her evidence, Pesce had gone silent.
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"He is not an ethically challenged person," the person said.
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Immigration advocates challenged the policy of family detention under Flores.
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Mook rarely challenged her, letting the victor enjoy the spoils.
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The maps were challenged before they ever went into effect.
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NBC News: Nation's most restrictive abortion law challenged in court.
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ObamaCare will remain in effect while the ruling is challenged.
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"The next cycle he'll be challenged again," Mr. Garfield said.
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They challenged the industry and led to more sustainable growth.
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They challenged the sovereignty, the very existence, of their neighbors.
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This policy is almost certain to be challenged in court.
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Cruz is being challenged for reelection by Texas Democratic Rep.
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He was so authoritative that no one challenged his orders.
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The F.B.I., which challenged Mr. Rahami's recollection, never interviewed Ahmad.
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"Crises have often challenged nations in the past," Diamond writes.
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We expect this law to be challenged in the courts.
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Hammon challenged herself to match up against them in practice.
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In the nuclear age, humanity is challenged as never before.
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The auto maker has challenged his assertions on that front.
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Hungary and Slovakia have challenged the system in the courts.
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This belief is often challenged, especially by those in power.
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None of these projects were legally challenged by conservation groups.
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Tim Ryan, who previously challenged Pelosi to lead House Democrats.
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Moreover, this defense can still be challenged by other evidence.
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He said the law will likely be challenged in court.
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By convention, the speaker is normally not challenged in elections.
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There are countless opportunities to scrutinize this ethically challenged administration.
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This version was challenged and blocked in court as well.
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The case challenged a second part of the admissions program.
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He was first challenged by an unarmed female security guard.
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The center challenged the order in court and still operates.
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Which doesn't mean Senga isn't challenged by her own limitations.
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And like those artists, Juan Gabriel challenged mainstream sexual conventions.
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But Mr. Kim's "execution has been challenged," Mr. Solomon said.
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He challenged India to show how that could be done.
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Summers and her organization challenged NIH to appoint a nurse.
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Farooqui's lawyers challenged the 2016 ruling in Delhi's High Court.
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Heath Shuler (D) a North Carolina Blue Dog, challenged Pelosi.
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Nonetheless, many mental health providers have challenged the Goldwater Rule.
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Mr. Sanders, the expatriate New Yorker, has also challenged Mrs.
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It is currently on hold while it's challenged in court.
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Board of Education case that challenged segregation in public schools.
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That's largely because we haven't challenged them in a decade.
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When Ramirez challenged the ruling, he learned something even stranger.
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"This was the first time we got challenged," Hurley said.
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This most recent election has challenged people more than ever.
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Those impressions can be challenged when the switch does flip.
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At times your clinic hasn't just been challenged but vilified.
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Microsoft challenged whether a domestic warrant covered data stored abroad.
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The previous attempt at one was immediately challenged in court.
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Your delusions are challenged as Jupiter squares off with Neptune.
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Some challenged those developments as being too little, too late.
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Disgraced former coal boss Don Blankenship challenged West Virginia Sen.
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The Prime Minister cannot be challenged again until December 2019.
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But when challenged, they can also strike with brute force.
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Every one to be challenged in court was ruled unconstitutional.
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Sinclair's purchase of Tribune is being challenged on other fronts.
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They have challenged the most sacred institution of all: family.
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The entry law itself is being challenged in separate litigation.
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She insulted the men and challenged them to come out.
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"You're afraid of the N.R.A., right?" he challenged one senator.
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In 1980, Jimmy Carter was challenged unsuccessfully by Edward Kennedy.
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Gillum challenged DeSantis directly on this during a gubernatorial debate.
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Tulsi Gabbard challenged her prosecutions during a CNN Democratic debate.
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Death of a vision when DOJ challenged prolonged the process.
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The book was challenged and burned for including L.G.B.T.Q. content.
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The move may well be challenged in United States courts.
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Travis didn't like it and challenged him to a fight.
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Did you feel challenged on some of your usage preferences?
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But academic research and news reports have challenged those claims.
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Then they are more likely to feel challenged and inspired.
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And any such state law could be challenged in courts.
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Have they challenged your faith and trust in the church?
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This is a mistaken view that should be vigorously challenged.
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Experts acknowledge that Hurricane Maria would have challenged any president.
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For truly challenged properties, it often comes down to price.
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We challenged other myths, too, about choosing a college major.
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Kasich had challenged Trump unsuccessfully in the Republican presidential primaries.
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He challenged his questioners, turned their queries back on them.
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The removal of the artwork was quickly challenged in court.
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He once challenged a city councilman to a fist fight.
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Jonathan Fogel, the review board prosecutor, challenged Officer Frascatore's reasoning.
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Would that have challenged racism, or eradicated Jim Crow laws?
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Just don't expect to be challenged or electrified by it.
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When talking to him, my own views are often challenged.
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The institute has challenged ICWA a dozen times since 2014.
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A week before firing Mr. Comey, the president challenged Mrs.
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Last week, Pelosi challenged the lion in his own den.
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The net neutrality rules are now being challenged in court.
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That's the biggest opposition we have, if challenged in court.
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Undeterred, Innoventive challenged the constitutional validity of the new law.
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It could be repealed, or challenged in court, or both.
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LIQUIDITY Comfortable Liquidity Challenged: We view Sistema's liquidity as comfortable.
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Historically, tech employees have rarely challenged executives on ethical grounds.
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She backed off of that when Marchese challenged that statement.
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Tsvangirai challenged Mugabe again in the 2013 election but lost.
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Joy Edwards initially challenged her indictment in the district court.
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He challenged companies to keep jobs in the United States.
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The Marlins challenged, but a replay review upheld the call.
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Its report has been challenged and defended over the years.
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It's a subjective process, and occasionally they're challenged on it.
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This is how the man who challenged Tesla went bankrupt.
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But now, the company finds its strategy challenged from within.
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Ilhan Omar, and Deja Foxx, who eloquently challenged former Sen.
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Though the filter element was challenged in the EU parliament.
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I challenged myself to see 52 live events in 2019.
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We want to be pushed, we want to be challenged.
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Finding the right chief of staff has challenged many presidents.
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He has not challenged the monopolistic grip of the landowners.
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That's the thing that gets challenged in the fourth season.
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Anything that challenged what you knew — or thought you knew?
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Yes, learning environments should be spaces where ideas are challenged.
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But television reports from Vietnam often challenged these confident assessments.
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Semenya hadn't lost or really been challenged in four years.
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The Capitals challenged for goaltender interference, but the call stood.
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And at the debate she challenged Warren over the issue.
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All of these thoughts need to be challenged, she said.
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Will I finally express how physically challenged I really am?
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They are not omniscient and they need to be challenged.
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These workers have challenged their working conditions and Google's ethics.
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The developmentally challenged so crave kindness they make inviting prey.
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This issue has challenged most every newsroom manager, myself included.
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How she would have challenged our eyes and our minds.
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He also vigorously challenged the prevailing view on climate change.
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Bill Bloomfield, a Democratic donor who challenged former California Rep.
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He also challenged Democrats during the hearing, including accusing Rep.
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The law has already been challenged in the Supreme Court.
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Meanwhile, China's slowing pace of growth has challenged market stability.
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Even the witnesses themselves challenged each others' positions at times.
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This must have deeply challenged his view of the world.
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In 1996, he challenged John Kerry for his Senate seat.
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The voting reforms were challenged by independent Senator Bob Day.
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And Jordan even challenged McCarthy for minority leader last year.
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He challenged my knowledge on digital acquisition, on acquisition costs.
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"Name one country where socialism has ever worked," she challenged.
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McGrath, a former Marine Corps pilot, challenged incumbent Republican Rep.
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Pompeo challenged the president or dissents from his existing convictions.
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Every two weeks we'd be challenged to make something new.
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Charkaoui challenged the constitutionality of that certificate program and won.
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It is expected to be swiftly challenged in the courts.
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Your beliefs are challenged as the moon clashes with Pluto.
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It's challenged my view that benefits are hard to dismantle.
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"Our way of life is being challenged, most notably, the quest for modernity, the quest for innovation (are) being challenged by radical Islam and its terrorist offshoots from a variety of corners," he said.
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"The act of being denied—having your identity challenged in that way, your dignity challenged in that way—that in and of itself is harmful," said Laura Durso, who leads LGBT policy at CAP.
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He was highly diplomatic, saying only good things about his former employer and, when asked if the company ever challenged him on anything since leaving (as Tesla had challenged Anderson), he said it had not.
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" Al Khalifa cautioned that there had been few major oil discoveries recently and investment was ebbing; "So we are challenged, I think the future is challenged in terms of supply, more than people expect today.
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Any law mandating filters could be challenged to settle this inconsistency.
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This April, CRR also challenged dozens of abortion laws in Mississippi.
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But, I liked being challenged to think in a new way.
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He changed people's perceptions, he challenged us to grow with him.
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"Go ahead, ask your questions," she challenged with a level gaze.
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The Seegars case, which also challenged DC's handgun ban, ultimately failed.
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Still, the "NOTHING TO SEE HERE" line challenged even those expectations.
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ABC host George Stephanopoulos challenged Sanders over his proposal on Sunday.
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This season's villain, Corinne Olympios, has challenged my late-night organization.
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Then earlier this year, on April 13, he challenged the authorities.
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India has more than 10 million people who are visually challenged.
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One property firm even challenged the policy in the High Court.
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This position has been challenged as nicotine use among teens rises.
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Primary elections were held in March under the existing, challenged maps.
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The vast majority of challenged mergers involve one rival buying another.
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A federal judge suspended the order after Washington state challenged it.
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During oral arguments, he challenged the administration's justification for the ban.
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The white primary in Texas was again challenged, in Grovey v.
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"We want to have our points of view challenged," he added.
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Unsecured creditors in similar situations have challenged such plans as coercive.
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Such cases, when challenged, can take years before they are resolved.
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And I'm being challenged and growing by it all the time.
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Police say he is mentally challenged, and had been reported missing.
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According to the WIPO, China Capital Investment never challenged the complaint.
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The intellectually humble don't cave every time their thoughts are challenged.
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The goal was upheld after the Rangers challenged for goaltender interference.
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That feedback is typically treated as anonymous and cannot be challenged.
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He attacked the federal judges who challenged his travel ban order.
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Trump's state of emergency declaration was immediately challenged in the courts.
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Poe is a popular senator who was challenged over her citizenship.
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Athletes want to be challenged, pushed to be faster and stronger.
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"China needs to be challenged for this behavior," the official said.
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The use of the devices continues to be challenged in court.
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Being challenged to back up things she has said or done?
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Pittsburgh challenged the goal, but it stood up after further review.
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If challenged, Tesco will not be entitled to make the deduction.
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Few investors have openly challenged the deal's strategic benefits for Shell.
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Fred Korematsu challenged the order that drove him from his home.
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Moreover, some of his immigration changes could be challenged in court.
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Michaels challenged Roker to a "civil intelligent debate," but he declined.
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That sour public mood has challenged Mr. Obama throughout his presidency.
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"This app saved my life," one hot dog-challenged man wrote.
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Similar laws exist around the country and are currently being challenged.
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Section 377 was not challenged in the courts until the 1990s.
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Bryant and Durant challenged each other several times throughout the game.
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MFA students receive individual attention and are challenged aesthetically and conceptually.
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A statement from Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel challenged the ruling.
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That includes O'Rourke, a Texas lawmaker who unsuccessfully challenged Texas Sen.
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The company appealed to the First Amendment and challenged the subpoena.
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Others have challenged the use of local parkland for the project.
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The charm-challenged Clinton would not come off well by comparison.
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Voters in all three states have challenged the maps in court.
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Bernie Sanders, who unsuccessfully challenged Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
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People don't like having their baseline perceptions about the world challenged.
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Operators of the beer-chuggers' chariots successfully challenged a previous ban.
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I'm challenged every day to love on those people, you know?
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The Red Wings challenged the goal for interference but were denied.
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America remains a fintech leader, but its position is being challenged.
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Trump's move to end that program is being challenged in court.
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But the idea was dropped after airlines challenged it in court.
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Cramer found the demand in the U.S. challenged, but not dangerous.
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Their bid for power challenged the very soul of Shia orthodoxy.
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The company challenged whether a domestic warrant covered data stored abroad.
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"Obviously on some level your relationship was feeling challenged," she says.
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Despite that, though, Pillar is offensively challenged, and he knows it.
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He then challenged her, last month, to release her medical records.
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In particular, the psychiatric profession's over-tight grip should be challenged.
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This morning, I felt that and I'm thankful Sarah challenged us.
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Others have challenged the adage that money can't buy happiness though.
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Domestic and international human rights groups have challenged the discriminatory law.
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An unexpected conversation arrives early on—your beliefs will be challenged.
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Religious groups that challenged the policy argued it violated their beliefs.
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Many groups and individuals have challenged Scientology's legitimacy as a religion.
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Calgary coach Glen Gulutzan challenged the call, which video replay upheld.
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NB: I think Twitter and Instagram are [challenged compared with] Snapchat.
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It challenged everything the federal health institute knew about conducting research.
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"We were fighting all the time" when he challenged Hasidic tenets.
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I challenged guys in the zone and pitched more to contact.
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The other doctors challenged her about the magnitude of the problem.
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Kolomoisky denied any wrongdoing and has challenged the nationalization in court.
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Hill challenged this and had the players reinstated at Roker Park.
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Fillmore lost because he was challenged on his anti-diversity rhetoric.
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Tim Ryan challenged Pelosi; he got 63 votes to her 134.
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Lawyers challenged the original executive order on two constitutional bases: 1.
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After many drinks, someone challenged him to get in the shower.
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The rules are currently being challenged in court by 27 states.
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That requirement will still be challenged in the Nashville federal court.
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That contention was challenged by several members of the court Monday.
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Han and her team also challenged our preconceptions of "contagious" animals.
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Note: Both IJR and the Daily Caller have challenged the analysis.
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But AT&T challenged the agency's jurisdiction over it, and won.
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When the guy was challenged, his acolytes would stomp the offender.
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"I really challenged them at halftime," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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For one, logistics and infrastructure are still challenged in the region.
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They would like to see China challenged to behave, or else.
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Ms Friedrichs and a handful of other teachers challenged this distinction.
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Bernie Sanders, who challenged Clinton for the Democratic nomination in 2016.
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But it is now being challenged by Tesla, Uber and Google.
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"Your relationship with your mental health is constantly challenged," Pyle said.
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Such companies are starting to be challenged by non-Western competitors.
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No one has challenged the IRS over the issue in court.
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The proposal is also being challenged by Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba.
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In April, O'Rourke challenged the incumbent GOP senator to six debates.
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"The internet has fundamentally challenged malls' value proposition," Sole went on.
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He challenged reporters to hold Democrats accountable for blocking spending bills.
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"We were challenged and took it in our stride," Farrell said.
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Skeptics have challenged this story, however, almost since its first telling.
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Older decisions can be challenged because of their real world consequences.
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The ruling can be challenged on appeal by Russia or Ukraine.
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Others, especially Yang Xiguang in Hunan, challenged the political status quo.
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He has vigorously challenged the test results through the arbitration process.
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"But overall, Coca-Cola is a growth challenged company," Cramer said.
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Fanfan, a case that challenged the constitutionality of federal sentencing guidelines.
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Ian Conyers (D), officially challenged the authenticity of his cousin's signatures.
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Protesters have sometimes targeted mainlanders with violence when they challenged them.
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If these strikes are challenged, prosecutors can claim race-neutral reasons.
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Generic drugmaker Hikma Pharmaceuticals had challenged the validity of the patents.
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Hall's conception of England was challenged when, passing by Paddington Station,
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Chicago coach Joel Quenneville challenged the call, which video reply upheld.
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Many of those laws are currently being challenged in the courts.
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Some examples have even been challenged in court as public nuisances.
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Neumann's personal finances may be challenged by the loan's new terms.
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Gary Herbert (R) in March, is currently being challenged in court.
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Any noncompliance with the law may be challenged in other courts.
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Regardless, Google's actions here suggest that some boundaries shouldn't be challenged.
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No opposition group has seriously challenged the theocracy from the outside.
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A game like this your timing is going to be challenged.
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"The armistice agreement was challenged, but it remains in place," Gen.
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Washington state also challenged that executive order, which courts have blocked.
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Norfolk challenged other departments across the country and in its region.
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So, for the Charlottesville crisis, the president's credibility is seriously challenged.
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Hynes challenged the play claiming interference, and officials reversed the decision.
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It was quickly challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).
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He has challenged her to release the transcripts from those appearances.
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National emergency declarations under those statutes were rarely challenged in court.
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In Schneiderman's letter, he also challenged Smith's probe and his authority.
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Manigault Newman adds that she challenged Trump, but saw no changes.
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It's that state map that's being challenged before the Supreme Court.
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They also challenged Wheeler's lack of focus on deterring climate change.
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That principle has been challenged and even discredited in recent years.
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And the president has not challenged the accuracy of that story.
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Nor had he previously challenged their administration of the class settlement.
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When defense lawyers discovered the undisclosed change, they challenged its legality.
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Students challenged to weigh opposing perspectives and make a cogent argument?
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But such a declaration would almost certainly be challenged in court.
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Didn't redden like Trump, turning crimson when challenged, scarlet when corrected.
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He challenged a federal judge's objectivity because of his Mexican heritage.
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The Kings challenged the play for offside, but the call stood.
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As expected, he was challenged before he had gone a block.
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This word sis is so gendered and now it's being challenged.
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Every time it's been challenged, the defendant challenging it has lost.
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One easy fix for those who are also organizationally challenged: folders.
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This evening, you'll be challenged to rethink one of your goals.
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He challenged her, suspecting that she'd just made that name up.
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Students were challenged to find someone sitting alone and say "hi".
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Kolomoisky denied any wrongdoing and has challenged the nationalisation in court.
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Oracle's chairman, Larry Ellison, has also challenged the colossus on price.
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Nearly every bit of dialogue is immediately challenged by another character.
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"When you get challenged, you want to step up," Ross said.
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When Kaine challenged him, Pence smiled and shook his head wanly.
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They were, and some party loyalists challenged them at the time.
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The proposal is expected to be quickly challenged in federal courts.
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Mr. Putin, after all, does not take kindly to being challenged.
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In my book "Supreme Injustice," I once again challenged Justice Scalia.
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The case could ultimately be challenged at the World Trade Organization.
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He's challenged basic norms of honesty, decency, compassion and moral conduct.
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The practices challenged in these cases imperil our system of government.
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Do you feel more relaxed, revived, stimulated, challenged, connected or inspired?
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The NRA has challenged any number of our laws so far.
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Challenged gender norms come into discussion in Defying Convention, room five.
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For some, Luther is a brave man who challenged the powerful.
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"He always challenged you and provoked your thoughts," Mr. Pierce said.
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A year later, he challenged his death sentence on those grounds.
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For decades, brands and designer messages were isolated and never challenged.
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The law was challenged by a group of states including Texas.
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The firm's conduct has been challenged in other bankruptcies, as well.
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Still, some have challenged the need for additional public defender funding.
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Such an appointment could be challenged in court on that ground.
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A handful of lawsuits in other arenas have challenged this practice.
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In what ways, if any, have you ever challenged those expectations?
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He expects Muhyiddin, as party president, to be challenged by others.
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"It benefits people in power to be challenged," Ms. Hughes said.
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That was where Texas Democrats first saw their own supremacy challenged.
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That has challenged pie makers' efforts to keep the fish affordable.
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Read the full 2018 "Top 11 Most Challenged Books" list below:
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Any such move would also likely be challenged in the courts.
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"Obviously on some level your relationship was feeling challenged," she explained.
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What's next: The law is expected to be challenged in court.
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Instead, he challenged the news media to ferret out the truth.
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He would like to have challenged himself in an earlier era.
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There is precedent for such abuses to be challenged in court.
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"Do you think President Kennedy should have resigned?" he challenged Melvin.
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That's very personal, but I challenged him the best I could.
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Murray, a future Hall of Famer, challenged him to a fight.
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Through the Dandi March in 1930, Gandhi challenged the Salt Laws.
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After the 2018 midterms, Jordan unsuccessfully challenged McCarthy for minority leader.
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The state of California immediately challenged the plan in federal court.
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No, the acts of a "very challenged young man" in Texas.
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Imagine if someone challenged you to sort your acquaintances into categories.
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But in the Trump era, his mastery is being challenged anew.
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It's everyone who's ever doubted Donald, whoever disagreed, whoever challenged him.
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But the man later challenged an extension of the protection order.
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" "Trust me, you know why he challenged you to a duel?
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He has frustrated prosecutors, challenged judges and softened grim-faced juries.
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The PTAB has overturned only 16 percent of challenged pharmaceutical patents.
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"Do you want to set up the meeting?" he challenged her.
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The new rule will likely be challenged in court as well.
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Either way, the Communist Party will see its total control challenged.
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In exchange, the Somozas asked not to have their power challenged.
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Win or lose in Iowa, Buttigieg has challenged and changed America.
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Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan challenged the president's boasts about the economy.
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The new Mississippi law is expected to be challenged in court.
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Matt Mann, the Michigan coach, challenged him to do it again.
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Stores that sell apparel have been particularly challenged in recent quarters.
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Intellectually challenged from birth, she became increasingly erratic after entering womanhood.
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He also challenged the president's legal authority to conduct the strike.
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Boris Johnson needs to be challenged, with passion, heart and precision.
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Slovakia and Hungary have challenged the quotas in an EU court.
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Did you see the one who challenged me to a duel?
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Trust me, you know why he challenged you to a duel?
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Any immunity, however, would likely be challenged by Israel's Supreme Court.
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MoMA's series highlights examples that have challenged perceptions of the form.
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Man is challenged merely to respect and preserve the natural majesty.
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He brought us above partisanship and challenged us to be great.
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But, for the last two months, I haven't felt challenged enough.
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The Justice Department challenged the ruling up to the Supreme Court.
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The European Union and Japan challenged Canadian incentives on renewable energy.
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Improving battery technology has challenged scientists for more than a century.
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Whitford, a case argued in October that challenged Wisconsin's 2011 maps.
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But more recent research challenged the common practice of immediate cutting.
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He is being challenged for the job by lawmaker Angela Eagle.
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I think Jeff knows quite a lot – about keeping solvers challenged.
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"Our credibility is being challenged now by the president," Todd said.
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James, who was mentally challenged, was a true inspiration for decades.
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And the state's effort will almost surely be challenged in court.
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The Nets never seriously challenged after midway in the first quarter.
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Remember he challenged me to a fight and that was fine.
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Their incarceration is unnecessary and being successfully challenged in the courts.
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Kolomoisky vehemently disputes that and has challenged the nationalisation in court.
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Former state lawmaker Spencer Dickinson also challenged Raimondo from the left.
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Critics often seemed challenged to explain the appeal of his presence.
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It starts with understanding that communities' world views have been challenged.
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Hesperia's crime-free ordinance, meanwhile, has already been challenged in court.
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The competition challenged teams to find ways to combat fake news.
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It challenged the eligibility of 43 voters, contending they were felons.
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The rule has already been challenged by 16 state attorney generals.
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Could Trump be challenged in court if he asserts executive privilege?
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But there are instances of executive privilege being challenged in court.
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Others claimed to represent the true Taliban and challenged Mansour's authority.
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But those assurances have been challenged in Congress and in lawsuits.
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" But according to their complaint, the challenged recruiting rules "reduced competition . . .
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It is not clear how many more convictions will be challenged.
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They will continue to speak out when those values are challenged.
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Kansas is not the only state to have its law challenged.
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When Dudley challenged a call, Simmons laughed in the veteran's face.
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CREW has already challenged the president on at least three fronts.
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John Forbes, a Democrat, challenged during the Human Resources Committee hearing.
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Instagram might have challenged Facebook, might have been the new Facebook.
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This month, the scientific validity of the experiment was boldly challenged.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJustin Bieber Challenged on the Street to a Fight!
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He challenged him not just politically or intellectually, but also morally.
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Maryland's law was challenged as infringing on residents' Second Amendment rights.
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But the government challenged her citizenship before giving her a passport.
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Read moreReasons, per ALA: The series was challenged because it was perceived as encouraging disruptive behavior, while "Captain Underpants and the Sensational Saga of Sir Stinks-A-Lot" was challenged for including a same-sex couple.
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Between the lines: State abortion laws — mostly in southern states — that are currently being challenged (or highly like to be challenged soon) include: Laws banning abortions based on the sex, race or disability of the fetus.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonWhite House announces task force to monitor coronavirus Overnight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote Bolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged MORE (Ark.), Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerOvernight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote Bolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged Gardner says he will oppose new witnesses in Trump impeachment trial MORE (Colo.) and Thom TillisThomas (Thom) Roland TillisOvernight Defense: Bolton, GOP senators see close ties challenged | Republicans fume over Dem maneuver on Iran bills |Trump criticizes Democrats over war powers vote Bolton, GOP senators see their close ties challenged Senators ready for question time in impeachment trial MORE (N.
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And if you go in there knowing that, and understanding that you're going to be challenged, everything you're going to say is going to be challenged, your numbers, everything, and if you're overly prepared, you'll do okay.
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Looking good, they believed, challenged white supremacist ideas about black people's character.
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Strieff challenged the conviction, saying the evidence came from an unlawful stop.
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Other prominent Republicans have also challenged the administration's support for family separation.
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Prince and Taylor Swift have challenged the financial models of streaming services.
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She challenged Labour's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, to "contribute" rather than merely criticising.
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"As long as you keep spending, we'll keep digging," the game challenged.
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You can call on it when you're feeling challenged in your faith.
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Regulators challenged that view last year, according to documents seen by Reuters.
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Even though Trump's tweet was later challenged, the damage was already done.
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Casey, which challenged changes to Pennsylvania's abortion law in the late 1980s.
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The Rays challenged the safe call, but it was upheld upon review.
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Blacks who challenged prevailing laws often found themselves jailed, beaten or worse.
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And you challenged Cruz, and you lost to Ted Cruz in basketball.
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So I challenged myself to minimize my own waste for a week.
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Neither law is likely to take effect before being challenged in court.
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His party has, however, challenged that result and a ruling is pending.
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A gender-neutral executive order could be challenged as discriminatory against women.
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Travel ban challenged Federal courts blocked the original travel ban last month.
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The state of Hawaii this week also challenged Trump's new travel ban.
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L will be challenged in court, campaign group Avaaz said on Wednesday.
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Federer thought a serve was out despite no call and immediately challenged.
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Immigration advocates challenged the policy of family detention under the Flores settlement.
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Everybody has equal status where differences of opinion are welcomed, not challenged.
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It's hard to restore legitimacy to a system once you've challenged it.
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James Corden challenged a Wu-Tang founding member to a rap battle.
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Winning this vote means her leadership cannot be challenged for another year.
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"Western technological superiority, once taken for granted, is increasingly challenged," said Chipman.
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In 20203, Democrats barely challenged her, and she was reelected with 67%.
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The actor also challenged any skeptics to brave the Hawaiian islands themselves.
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Trump was challenged on the claim in an interview on June 17.
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A 30-year-old former investment banker who challenged New York Rep.
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Derek Schmidt et al, which challenged a 2015 measure known as SB95.
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In 2012, he challenged whether women needed help paying for birth control.
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Muhtorov&aposs attorneys challenged the constitutionality of the program before the trial.
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You know, and what he was saying, I challenged him on it.
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Will the replacement law be challenged as well before the Supreme Court?
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Many in the medical and scientific community have long challenged this idea.
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He challenged the students to seek out information from the other side.
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The states and business groups that challenged the rule applauded the decision.
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Communities near the Cascabel mine challenged the project, seeking a popular referendum.
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Landmark characters have come along who have challenged and subverted those expectations.
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Two years ago, she was challenged for House Democratic leader by Rep.
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Its establishment challenged his commitment to their tenets and organized against him.
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Christina's younger adopted siblings, Cathy and Cindy, have challenged their sister's account.
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That decision was deplored by Israel and challenged in some U.S. jurisdictions.
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"The Philippine National Police should feel challenged, if not taunted," he said.
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This was the only the third time Mr Hayatou had been challenged.
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Shabo, 51, had challenged a lower court ruling that went against him.
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Your beliefs are being challenged today: Can you keep an open mind?
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Mr. Johnson has challenged lawmakers to hold a snap election on Dec.
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Luna Display isn't the only company that's being challenged by Catalina's Sidecar.
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Only one candidate has directly challenged Mr Morrissey on his personal record.
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The Yankees challenged, but the call was upheld following a brief review.
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This is hardly the first time Mr. Schneiderman has challenged Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, Mandarin's supremacy is still being challenged, above all in Hong Kong.
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Once, he displayed his gun to an executive who had challenged him.
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But its authority is now being challenged on a number of fronts.
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But the A's challenged the call and got it reversed upon review.
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That said, you are always being challenged by the writers on Thrones.
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The ECB's quantitative-easing (QE) programme has been challenged in Germany's courts.
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Uncertainties remain; individual research contained within the report may yet be challenged.
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"I quite like that she challenged people to think differently," she said.
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There's a lot of people who have challenged me on that decision.
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Challenged by another panelist, Sophia Percha said she herself had survived abuse.
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Still, four Republicans challenged her in 2018, citing her comments about Trump.
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The critical and commercial success proved that audiences wanted to be challenged.
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Under the party's rules she cannot be challenged for another 12 months.
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But it is Mr Alarcón, not Mr Thorne, who is ethically challenged.
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They have challenged establishment politicians, even those with strong racial justice résumés.
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And one of our writers recalls when Bowie challenged MTV on race.
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Even that measure, however, has been challenged in court by the Trump.
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Richard Andrade, D-Glendale about why the ruling was still being challenged.
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"We expect fourth-quarter demand to remain challenged," CEO D.G. Macpherson said.
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Nevertheless, Jordan knows that she's challenged the status quo just by running.
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My own abortion further challenged my beliefs around my faith and life.
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" For the domestically challenged: "My pressure cooker exploded and scared my sister.
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Governance will be challenged by enhanced tension between freedom, privacy and security.
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Buffett also challenged Trump to release his taxes to the American people.
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The president challenged the secretary of state to an IQ test today.
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It has also challenged the brand through a series of price promotions.
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They terrorise civilians but have not yet seriously challenged Mr Kabila's rule.
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Delaney stoutly challenged Warren as a Trump-style trade protectionist, while Gov.
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A similar law in San Francisco was challenged after the Heller decision.
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These changes have already been approved but are being challenged in court.
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It, too, challenged us, and it holds us accountable to this day.
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What's next: New Hampshire's work requirements are also being challenged in court.
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The actions will most probably be challenged at the World Trade Organisation.
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McConnell has been challenged by multiple Democrats, including fighter pilot Amy McGrath.
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Daugherty challenged his arrest, arguing that the Senate had exceeded its authority.
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"What every actor want's is to be challenged," he says in Provocateur.
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The lack of affordable preschool was the problem Utah leaders challenged Waterford.
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Neither Thiel nor Harder ever challenged the accuracy of the magazine's reporting.
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She challenged WWE Divas Champion AJ Lee to the title, and won.
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UPS subsequently challenged the EU decision at the Luxembourg-based General Court.
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But when challenged, China often replies that they are voluntary, commercial agreements.
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These moves were not challenged in court, the New York Times reports.
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Without American support, Kurdish rule of north-eastern Syria could be challenged.
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TRENDING NAACP leader&aposs racial profiling claim challenged after bodycam footage released.
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The CEPN group challenged the methods and conclusions reached in the paper.
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Of course, the War Powers Resolution need not be challenged in court.
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The finance sector in the U.S. is being challenged on all fronts.
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But the campaign has not challenged any emails in other WikiLeaks releases.
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They did something to make sure that they really weren&apost challenged.
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He challenged the consensus view that human actions are causing global warming.
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The ability for the city of Cheydinhal to execute citizens isn't challenged.
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These laws were not entirely uncontroversial, and many were challenged in courts.
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I challenged her openly to do better because I knew she could.
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A Tobruk government is challenged by a rival administration based in Tripoli.
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Another challenged area was cybersecurity, as Fortinet pre-announced a disappointing quarter.
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"This is not school!" challenged her six-year-old son CJ Stanback.
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Whenever it's brought up, it should be challenged or refuted, not amplified.
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And when that's challenged, Ariana is going to put up a fight.
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The Mariners challenged the call, but it was upheld on video review.
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But could he make a gentleman who challenged him dance foolishly even
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In 2016, Zuckerberg challenged himself to run 365 miles during the year.
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The seeds are here, and everyday people are hungry to be challenged.
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The Red Sox began celebrating, but the Yankees challenged the initial call.
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In the original series, contestants were challenged to three rounds of stunts.
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Rulings can only be challenged or reviews in accordance with military procedures.
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He challenged the registration of tens of thousands of African American voters.
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CLSA blamed "the economics of providing US equity research [becoming] increasingly challenged".
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Suitable for children, students, or poetry-challenged individuals like your gender editor.
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A longer one will likely be challenged in court and found illegal.
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I challenged the G6's chip with the racing game Asphalt 8.
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Carolina challenged for goaltender interference on Rodrigues, but the goal was upheld.
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Expect your beliefs on just about anything to be challenged and transformed.
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Singler followed with a 3-pointer, and the Thunder weren't challenged again.
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Delta executives also challenged forecasts that business travel was in a slump.
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Where else would you see Death challenged to a game of Twister?
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Democratic former President Barack Obama's administration also challenged the law in court.
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"Our offensive coordinator, Terry Robiskie, challenged our offense at halftime," Mariota said.
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I thought, What am I going to do to keep her challenged?
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We challenged our team to be really solid defensively and quit gambling.
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Death row inmates nationwide have challenged the use of midazolam in executions.
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By contrast, Trump has praised those around him who have challenged Mueller.
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But skeptics, including the U.S. government and outside experts, challenged that claim.
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Mary left the room, thinking I'd hit her if she challenged me.
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In 1992, populist Pat Buchanan challenged George H.W. Bush for the presidency.
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Kelli Ward (R), who unsuccessfully challenged McCain in the 2016 Senate primary.
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But this idea, too, is challenged by a new piece of research.
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So from the most challenged to the most talented, everybody's memory increased.
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But his efforts have been challenged by disunity on the GOP side.
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He has helped lead protests and challenged Trump's policies following his inauguration.
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Chicago challenged the call for goaltender interference, but the goal was upheld.
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They mirror issues we've seen or have been challenged by up close.
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The resignations have challenged the president's authority and stalled his reform ambitions.
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Even Morgan, 55, is challenged by the women about her drinking habits.
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Only if ballots remain unopened until Election Day can they be challenged.
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The Jets challenged the goal for goalie interference but lost the appeal.
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An LLC's protection isn't foolproof, as it could be challenged in court.
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Why it matters: McDaniel unsuccessfully challenged Republican Senator Thad Cochran in 2014.
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Massachusetts, New York, Virginia and Washington state have also challenged the order.
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The Conservative government can expect years without being seriously challenged in Westminster.
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In that case, the listing was also challenged in court and upheld.
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Kennedy challenged Americans to brave new domestic and global frontiers without fear.
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BSH rejected the allegations and challenged Dyson in court over the remarks.
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You haven't been challenged to push your boundaries and accept new assignments.
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Nobody challenged the Kurdish borders or raised questions about Kurdish oil exports.
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In both cases, homeowners challenged Caliber's decision to not modify their loans.
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But we're never challenged, and we don't know how it all works.
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She has challenged her dismissal at the European Court of Human Rights.
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Airbnb initially challenged the new rules, but last month withdrew its lawsuit.
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Of course, "identified and challenged" is not the same thing as removed.
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Thankfully, the Institute for Justice challenged the City of Pagedale as well.
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Ryan, who challenged Pelosi in 2016, said he's not ruling anything out.
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But the organisers say the top Asian players are increasingly being challenged.
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Flowers then challenged those strikes given Evans's past history of alleged discrimination.
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The Warriors, conversely, have nursed Stephen Curry through an injury-challenged spring.
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Do you like the experience of being challenged by art and culture?
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Uber has challenged the fine, which remains pending before an administrative judge.
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Trump in September repeated his suggestion that NBC's "license" should be challenged.
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Manager Robin Ventura challenged, claiming Hanigan violated the home plate collision rule.
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"You don't want to get challenged by your own party," Cannon said.
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In the 18th Century, France challenged England for the lead in science.
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Benchmark and others have legally challenged his ability to name the directors.
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Some passengers challenged protesters over the delays as tempers began to fray.
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Murphy was initially ruled out, but the Nationals successfully challenged the call.
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The 2013 election result was unsuccessfully challenged in court by the opposition.
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Enter Trump, who not only challenged the party establishment but destroyed it.
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They charged Bustos of being tactless when challenged by lawmakers of color.
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Frankie Edgar has challenged Conor McGregor to meet him in the Octagon.
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He also lost in court repeatedly when his deregulatory efforts were challenged.
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Mr. Merrill did not allow that his boss might be technologically challenged.
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Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) unsuccessfully challenged Boehner for Speaker a year ago.
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"I just thought that this myth had to be challenged," he added.
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Guinta successfully challenged her in the 2010 and 85033 GOP wave elections.
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JOHN MALONE: Not only sub scale, but their functionality is being challenged.
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Ryan unsuccessfully challenged Pelosi for the House Democratic leader post in 2016.
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Most if not all of the laws have been challenged in court.
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Later that evening, she challenged me to a game, at 6 p.m.
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Chapman challenged the human body's limits, pushing the boundaries of the possible.
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The idea of identity politics would be challenged by Mr. Sen's thesis.
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Richard M. Daley, who is white, challenged Eugene Sawyer, the black incumbent.
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The Braves challenged the call, but it was upheld upon video review.
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Democrat JD Scholten, who challenged King in 2018, is also running again.
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Their underlying assumptions are rarely challenged, which only adds to their power.
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MALDEF challenged the law, in a case known as Plyler v. Doe.
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His work challenged a field of study dominated by white scholarly interests.
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They said he was mentally challenged and was killed for no reason.
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Conservative states, business groups and the energy industry challenged it in court.
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But their own broken conditions and circumstances at home challenged these attempts.
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And it's most certainly going to be challenged in court, opponents say.
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For major rules, these cost-benefit analyses could be challenged in court.
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In this case, he was challenged -- and he just kept being dishonest.
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We expected her to do everything and surely we were sometimes challenged.
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I've challenged my clerks to play them to see how they do.
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Pelosi has been challenged twice in the past, winning easily both times.
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In the 1930s, monopolies were challenged broadly as a threat to democracy.
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We know the business is challenged if our employees are stressed financially.
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Trump predicted Friday that the declaration would likely be challenged in court.
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Narcissists are generally self-centered, arrogant, thin-skinned and hostile when challenged.
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Both conservatives and the alt-right have challenged the Republican Party establishment.
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Over the weekend, several individuals challenged the executive order in federal court.
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The law was challenged in court by the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Lyft employees are active on Blind, and wrong information is typically challenged.
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A soldier thought her commander weak and had challenged him to fight.
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Mkhwebane made another finding against Gordhan this year that Gordhan also challenged.
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Some of your deeply held beliefs will be challenged this evening, Leo!
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It challenged you to invent your own theories about how it worked.
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Kate Simko: I just wanted to try something new and be challenged.
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They do not like being challenged in any way, especially by women.
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But it's part of the industry - equities businesses have been challenged everywhere.
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Jonathan Tasini, a former union leader and Sanders supporter who challenged Mrs.
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Before the match, the two groups challenged each other on social media.
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Crist registered as a Democrat in 2012 and unsuccessfully challenged Republican Gov.
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Trump challenged the law in federal court in August, the Times reported.
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Litigation is inevitable, as decisions to regulate and to repeal are challenged.
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He also ran a campaign that challenged longstanding shibboleths of American diplomacy.
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Readers challenged the research's findings — and cited their own pooches as evidence.
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That instruction from the department has been challenged in multiple court cases.
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Hearing that story challenged my understanding of what's possible in the world.
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How did you feel during or after it — satisfied, intrigued, comforted, challenged?
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And when that power gets challenged, the system will answer in force.
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The main opposition party, the Democratic Alliance, challenged the chief prosecutor's decision.
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Most people intentionally stay ignorant so that their views are not challenged.
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It was an innocuous act, but one that symbolically challenged gender roles.
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When he challenged the group in the dinghy, a gunfight quickly erupted.
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Terrorists must be challenged abroad before they end up here at home?
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Relatives of Mr. Durst's slain wife challenged some of the book's claims.
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He challenged Democrats to join him in overhauling immigration and rebuilding infrastructure.
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She had challenged attempts to disqualify her from racing as a woman.
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The agreement is now being challenged in court for a second time.
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Parishioners found themselves frustrated by unanswered questions that challenged their strongest beliefs.
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I understand that openness beats secrecy and that taboos should be challenged.
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Trump's tweet was not the first time Hoda's citizenship had been challenged.
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The discovery spurred the Housing Authority to action: It challenged the results.
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" He added, "The armistice agreement was challenged, but it remains in place.
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But the possibility of unionization is challenged in more than one way.
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We see prices being challenged for the next two to three years.
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In fact, some of those claims have been challenged with supporting evidence.
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In fighting the CFPB enforcement action, Seila Law challenged the board's structure.
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Benzema got caught throwing an elbow as he challenged for a header.
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LONDON — It was the book that challenged Britain to face its conservatism.
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Mr. Trump has challenged attempts by Congress to obtain his tax returns.
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The hard-won victories were challenged; the Equal Rights Amendment didn't pass.
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House Republicans challenged the cost-sharing payments in a lawsuit in 2014.
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The professor also challenged faculty hiring that assessed candidates' contributions to diversity.
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The hegemony of the Philharmonic was challenged by visits from guest ensembles.
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He once challenged a colleague to a fistfight on the House floor.
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Perry, which challenged the constitutionality of California's anti-gay-marriage Proposition 8.
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"We were not challenged or asked to leave the hearing," she said.
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At some point, the fundamental legitimacy of the system will be challenged.
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Emboldened by the #MeToo movement, many of them have challenged longstanding practices.
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My guess is at that point the whole thing would become challenged.
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When challenged, "the inmate produced a stack of waffles," the report said.
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Existing divorce settlements could also now be challenged in court, he said.
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Our conclusions are prejudiced, pursued to be validated, rather than vigorously challenged.
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Brown challenged the conviction, saying other individuals had access to his computer.
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Neither Officer Thomas, nor his lawyer, Joey Jackson, challenged the video's accuracy.
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He was seriously challenged only in 1982, when recession hit Peoria hard.
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Who knows how his behavior may have escalated if you challenged him?
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Beginning in late 1984, young protesters challenged the authorities with increasing audacity.
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But as the son of an Italian immigrant, his loyalty was challenged.
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Klobuchar, in particular, challenged Buttigieg over his comments dismissive of Washington experience.
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THE ETHICALLY CHALLENGED GOVERNOR Mr. Trump's nominee for agriculture secretary, former Gov.
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Clinton willfully challenged the system, just daring the FBI to prosecute her.
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Ms. Tolstedt's lawyer, Enu Mainigi of Williams & Connolly, challenged the board's findings.
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John McAfee on Wednesday challenged JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon's skepticism of bitcoin.
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I feel challenged to explain what I do today in this form.
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For much of the 1980s, Mr. Mugabe's control was never really challenged.
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Amazon this week challenged the investigation in a court in Bengaluru city.
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The 18-year-old Potapova challenged Bertens throughout, forcing 17 break points.
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The new 2020 GLB compact crossover SUV, however, initially challenged my enthusiasm.
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So these special rapporteurs are not only ignored but apparently also challenged.
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But Mets Manager Terry Collins challenged the call, and it was overturned.
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"We challenged ourselves to create the woman's version of that," she added.
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A look at several regulations being challenged under the Congressional Review Act.
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The final outcome is often challenged in court, adding to the delay.
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Even the recently challenged China market saw overall Apple sales climb 3.1%.
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"The IRS remains a deeply challenged agency with reduced resources," Weinberger said.
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It's a tournament where each player can be challenged by another player.
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Two people who challenged Perez for DNC chair have been nominated — Rep.
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Jesus challenged the doctrinally correct, and ministered to the marginalized and vulnerable.
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That rule, finalized last month, is being challenged in court by hospitals.
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The commissioners, apparently enthralled by Blahyi's account, challenged few of his claims.
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Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) has challenged Rubio to withdraw the bill.
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One farmer challenged a state legislator to pick his tomatoes for him.
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Out of 2700 requests, it only challenged or rejected two of those.
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The convention of the natural green Christmas tree has been challenged before.
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The Red Wings challenged the goal, but officials did not overturn it.
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The comments being challenged legally are typically those that were left online.
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Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.), who challenged Harris in last year's senatorial race.
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The group challenged Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity's advertisers in the past.
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I love the way it has challenged the minds of so many.
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U.S. prosecutors have challenged this by indicting VW's former CEO Martin Winterkorn.
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If Bannon served a purpose here, it wasn't to be challenged directly.
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Some scientists have challenged the FDA's description of kratom as too broad.
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Higher fuel prices have challenged airlines in a period of strong demand.
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The action on the president's signature project has been challenged in court.
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Some parties that challenged the establishment from the left made significant gains.
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The levies could be challenged in court or in Congress, Bostic said.
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Alhadeff challenged Trump to put a stop to the terror and heartbreak.
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AND FINALLY Funny faces These five kids were challenged not to laugh.
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For Easter, Dudás challenged people to find the baby chicken among rabbits.
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Such a verdict would surely be challenged and, ultimately, decided in court.
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For generations, American political leaders challenged us to dream of energy independence.
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Shamet said Zach Brown challenged the Shockers, calling out their defense specifically.
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Whitford, which challenged Wisconsin's 22019 redistricting plan as an extreme partisan gerrymander.
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And it was challenged by some school districts, because of the language.
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But you need to have different ways to have your views challenged.
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It attacked Ms. Bateson for having challenged Ms. Morse's credentials this year.
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" He then doubled down on his fact-challenged assertion via tweet: "P.
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Her exclusive use of primary colors offhandedly challenged Mondrian and Barnett Newman.
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As a result, we see most government bond markets challenged this year.
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The new federal rule is almost certain to be challenged in court.
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Navigating Saudi Arabia, where disabled foreigners are seen as hopeless, challenged him.
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Four GOP lawmakers challenged their party and voted for the resolution — Reps.
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The ruling is not final and can be challenged by either party.
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An Alabama Supreme Court justice challenged that exception in a recent opinion.
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Cruz, the incumbent, is being challenged by Democratic U.S. Representative Beto O'Rourke.
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But the N.R.A.'s power on Capitol Hill is increasingly being challenged.
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Legal experts said they expected the ruling to be challenged in court.
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She challenged Code attendees to take the #HackHarassment pledge at HackHarassment.com/code.
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With the Moroccan takeover of the region, their mission became further challenged.
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This merger isn't blocked by the DOJ, it's challenged by the DOJ.
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There are two reasons Republican leaders have not challenged Trump more forcibly.
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These laws have been challenged in court with varying degrees of success.
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Today, you'll be challenged to get clear around what's valuable to you.
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An emergency declaration would probably also be challenged in court by Democrats.
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Without enough paleontologists, research becomes a challenged although privileged way of life.
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"There are communities all across not only the northeastern seaboard, and the Gulf of Mexico, and beyond who are resource challenged and capacity challenged and still will need to adapt," Orff said in an interview with VICE Impact.
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His performances, the many hours of relentless energy devoted to producing quantity, seem designed to create a self-taught, outsider artist look — a look that cannot be challenged with charges of insincerity the way Damien Hirst is often challenged.
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The gradual recovery of its loan portfolio growth in an especially challenged microfinance sector that has remained complex over a long period, and will more likely remain challenged due to higher uncertainty in the Mexican economy, was also considered.
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The idea that only the young can innovate has also been successfully challenged.
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He challenged her to do more, to become more daring, more creatively flexible.
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" Looking toward the future, he told himself, "You've challenged yourself and taken risks.
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Ivey noted that it is all but certain to be challenged in court.
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Hedge fund and PG&E shareholder BlueMountain Capital has challenged the utility's plan.
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The toxic masculinity inherent in the "Nice Guy" has begun to be challenged.
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Again we challenged it on the ballot, and we won that one, too.
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Justice Department's position challenged Notably, the Trump administration is not defending the law.
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She also had to live in isolation because of her challenged immune system.
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Twenty-First Century Fox Inc in September challenged the FCC rule in court.
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Hong Kong's stability is being challenged as never before since the British departure.
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Slovakia and Hungary have both challenged quotas at the European Court of Justice.
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"We always assume Pelosi will be challenged," a senior Democratic aide told Vox.
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Moscow's claim to a say in Syria's future cannot now meaningfully be challenged.
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He has challenged Washington's "One China" which recognizes Beijing and not Taipei diplomatically.
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It had been held up by some former players who challenged it terms.
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Like other administration immigration policies, however, it has also been challenged in court.
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More and more, we see that meaning is made, confirmed, or challenged online.
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Watch the video to see why Qualcomm's entire business model is being challenged.
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In response, Lil B challenged Durant to a game of one-on-one.
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Rather than challenge the philosophy behind Obamacare, Trump really only challenged its implementation.
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The bill was opposed by many Ugandans and is being challenged in court.
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Democrats have said they expect the new bills to be challenged in court.
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"They're good-quality assets but it's a challenged commodity," a sector banker said.
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In that race, Clinton only rarely challenged the substance of Sanders' sweeping ideas.
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Several states, and many private individuals, have challenged the order on various grounds.
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Winning this vote means her leadership cannot be challenged for another year now.
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But the idea has been challenged for almost as long as it's existed.
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Nearly all the bills will be challenged in court — and that's the point.
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A small group of independent sellers challenged it in the Delhi High Court.
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He also challenged Cruz to a Spanish-language debate , which the Republican declined.
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Sanders first challenged Clinton to a debate in New York late last month.
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Demand for Tesla electric vehicles is also challenged by the revised tax incentives.
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I read and immerse myself in stories because I want to be challenged.
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Texas manager Jeff Banister challenged the play, but the umpire's ruling was upheld.
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But that was challenged in a lawsuit questioning the health care law's constitutionality.
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Within weeks, a general strike paralyzed France and challenged President Charles de Gaulle.
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The IRS challenged the move, but courts ruled it was legal in 1987.
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They also face potential extradition to the United States, which they have challenged.
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Michael Dukakis was challenged on some views but only glancingly — by then Sen.
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Hungary and Slovakia have challenged the system in the European Court of Justice.
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But its superiority is slowly being challenged, one drone purchase at a time.
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The only thing that changed this time, she said, was someone challenged Sanders.
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He taunted me, challenged whether or not the cell phone actually hit me.
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These liberal assumptions have been challenged from the top for years — by dictators.
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On the same day, Warren openly challenged Trump over his attitude to women.
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What does it do, when is it applied and can it be challenged?
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The British prime minister challenged lawmakers to approve a general election on Dec.
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Ann Wagner (Missouri) challenged Facebook for failing to stop child exploitation online. Rep.
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Hellerstedt, in which Center for Reproductive Rights challenged two Texas abortion-restricting laws.
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Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault challenged the call, saying Stempniak had interfered with Lundqvist.
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Here's the deal ... Blake challenged Ross on social media a few days ago.
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Beyond the streets, the mask ban is being challenged in Hong Kong's court.
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A Clinton supporter had challenged Sanders' eligibility to be placed on the ballot.
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Ottawa challenged the ruling, and off-ice officials in Toronto awarded the goal.
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Entrepreneurship was, for the part, absent, meaning the status quo was never challenged.
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He ridiculed his business record and challenged him to release his tax returns.
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I walked away from this experience feeling extremely supported, and I felt challenged.
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Utility trade groups including the Electric Power Supply Association had challenged the regulation.
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Trump has challenged the allegations by calling the women liars and threatening litigation.
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They challenged everything that kept them sexually submissive, physically dependent and domestically servile.
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Carpenter, who was eventually convicted for the crimes, later challenged the warrantless search.
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"A young woman claiming her sexuality apparently still challenged some viewers," Thomas wrote.
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At the 2016 Golden Globes, Tremblay even challenged Isaac to a lightsaber battle.
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These regional exceptionalisms challenged a weak Spanish state, whose impulse was to centralise.
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These defendants also challenged the jurisdiction of the trial on Thursday, Fratini said.
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Like back then, the asylum rule is likely to be challenged in court.
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Many investors would like also to hear how auditors challenged the management's judgments.
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