Bill and Hillary Clinton have championed NAFTA in the past and most recently have championed the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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Whereas Thatcher championed liberal markets and Mr Cameron championed liberal morals, Mrs May wants to rebuild communities that have been battered by social change.
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Similarly, the programs championed by Sanders in 2016 will largely be adopted in the Democratic platform in 2020 and fervently championed by the 2020 nominee, whether it is Sanders or a similar candidate.
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But the station has also welcomed, and championed, extremist viewpoints.
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France has long championed nuclear to secure its energy independence.
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This isn't the first unconventional leadership tactic Dalio has championed.
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Giancarlo has championed Project KISS (for "keep it simple stupid").
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The Trump administration has championed greater transparency in higher education.
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The United States once championed human rights around the world.
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The Honest Ads Act, a bipartisan measure championed by Sens.
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Congressional Republicans strongly opposed the nuclear agreement championed by Obama.
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It is just that the RhodeWorks program championed by Gov.
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He firmly backed sanctions at the UN championed by America.
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The nominee has actually championed the powers of the presidency.
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ANDRÉ ROSSMANNCopenhagen The Economist has persistently championed Angela Merkel's position.
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It's not the first time Meghan has championed sustainable fashion.
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She championed birthright citizenship and easier access to permanent residency.
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The idea has been championed by first daughter Ivanka Trump.
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Where, WHERE, are the women you have championed and empowered?
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But leaders we respect championed the facts and spoke out.
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He championed my career and those of other strong women.
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It's no wonder the program has been championed by Sens.
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He championed economic reform and took aim at widespread corruption.
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Warren has championed an ambitious plan to attack global warming.
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But supporters of those laws — most recently championed by Sen.
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Paul has long championed reducing foreign aid as a senator.
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But the proposal, which has long been championed by Rep.
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She had championed gender equality, for example, since elementary school.
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He has championed law and order, patriotism and religious values.
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Churchill championed free trade to the consternation of Tory protectionists.
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He also championed women's rights and the eradication of castes.
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The BOTS Act, supported by Miranda and championed by Sens.
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She championed clothing designed to outlast the cycle of seasons.
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Mr Sadr has long championed the cause of the dispossessed.
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Glenn totally supported, endorsed and championed what we were doing.
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As national mother figures, first ladies have often championed kids.
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Jeff Sessions, Mr Trump's attorney-general, has long championed reduced immigration.
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Sanders's office, but while Debs championed democracy in the workplace, Sanders
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Goldman Sachs has long championed a stronger dollar and higher yields.
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Leaving Syria after ISIS' defeat has previously been championed by Trump.
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He has championed the separation of migrant children from their parents.
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Is it enough to be an economic progressive, championed by Sen.
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For gay couples, Kennedy championed the ''autonomy'' to make ''profound choices.
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As a candidate he championed an inclusive, open and reformed Iran.
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In the build-up to the Iraq war he championed democracy.
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She championed younger writers, and spoke up for literature and libraries.
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Last May, Harris championed the Marijuana Justice Act introduced by Sen.
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In fact, the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act was championed by Sens.
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She championed the Chinese because, to her, they were its victims.
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Scandals have sprouted at state enterprises that Mr Dung had championed.
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Also in the mix is a GOP provision, championed by Sen.
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Current President Rouhani championed the U.S.-Iran nuclear deal in 2015.
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They've taken his daughter out to dinner and championed her causes.
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In parliamentary elections in April, one small party championed animal rights.
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A GOP plan championed by Trump did not crack 50 votes.
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In recent years, Harry has championed the fight against the illness.
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The Texas senator has also long championed confrontational, anti-establishment politics.
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But a separate Senate version of the legislation, championed by Sen.
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The Green New Deal (GND), championed by self-described socialist Rep.
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Washington and Jefferson were flawed individuals, but they championed human liberty.
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"He now denounces the icing methods he once championed," Aschwanden writes.
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The resulting Helsinki Accords championed Rule of Law and Human Rights.
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Former chief executive Inga Beale, Lloyd's first woman CEO, championed diversity.
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This is exactly the kind of change that Mr. Crane championed.
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Individualism is celebrated, kindness is championed and self-esteem is built.
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They championed the notion of 'shop local' and 'Small Business Saturday.
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The plan is championed by Saudi crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
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He has the full allegiance of the traditionalists that he championed.
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American leaders have traditionally championed elevated labor standards around the world.
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But the idea, championed most notably by Democratic presidential candidate Sen.
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President Trump has aggressively championed his commitment to putting America First.
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Jackie Speier, who has long championed policies to combat sexual assault.
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True, the church has long rejected collectivism and championed private enterprise.
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They don't support the reactionary agenda that President Trump has championed.
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The idea has been championed by democratic socialists such as Rep.
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But Miró and Calder unfailingly championed and nourished each other's work.
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Some Democrats have backed the Green New Deal championed by Rep.
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The ruling Conservative party, whose members had championed Brexit, lost seats.
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Turns out ... it's a guy who's championed civil rights for decades..
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"This notion that Zuckerberg is in the middle is totally mendacious, because everything his company has championed, everything that he has championed, has been to the detriment of conservatives at large," Gab COO Utsav Sanduja said.
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Roe's policy, championed by the very conservative Republican Study Committee is different.
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In 2013, they looked on as a bipartisan bill championed by Sens.
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He was replaced by Mr. Iacocca, who quickly championed the K-car.
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Since coming to power in 2015, the party has championed traditional families.
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But what of the stem cell technologies championed by Post and others?
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She championed Obamacare because, years earlier, she had all but invented it.
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"This is a man who has always championed women," Lara Trump said.
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At that time, Tillerson championed diplomacy, a path the president publicly derided.
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In the 1990s not even the left-wing governments championed social liberalism.
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But he is busy throttling the independent civil society he once championed.
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Roger Williams settled Providence in 1636 and championed religious freedom and democracy.
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Later she championed Ernest Hemingway's manuscripts, introducing him to a private publisher.
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In an interview with Refinery29 she championed the importance of self-love.
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A GOP aide said the leader dropped a provision championed by Sen.
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Biden on Monday also accused Trump of embracing "tactics" championed by terrorists.
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He recently championed the SEC's Fintech Forum, which was held in November.
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Yang, who championed the resistance to Microsoft, stepped down again in 2008.
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He championed the initiative in an op/ed shortly before leaving office.
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He championed our troops and veterans, and proudly wore our nation's uniform.
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Black officials championed the new approach with concern for their own communities.
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He championed "Human Terrain" intelligence as a precondition for successful counterinsurgency operations.
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This is not the first time Musk has championed Singapore's Tesla fans.
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Diego Rivera, by contrast, espoused Communist politics and championed the working class.
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Trump on Tuesday slammed Harley-Davidson, a company that he previously championed.
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They leave the voters with literature listing the water bills he's championed.
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Manufacturers have long championed a 15% rate for those organized as corporations.
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Since entering the Congress, I have championed the rights of Afro-descendants.
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Later in the year, he championed a new replacement plan with Sens.
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Their grandmother Eleanor championed Anderson's efforts to break barriers for black artists.
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Adams believed in a strong central government whereas Jefferson championed states' rights.
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Never has he championed our cause for full citizenship through D.C. statehood.
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The Black Caucus budget would further codify a proposal championed by Rep.
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But it happened on their watch, under a chief executive they championed.
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Deputy President David Mabuza described her as a visionary who championed reconciliation.
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A new version of a foreign investment oversight bill championed by Sens.
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The Lifeline expansion, in particular, has long been championed by consumer advocates.
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The New York Times Magazine may have only accidentally championed electronic production.
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Influential fashion editors soon championed his work, and his reputation was established.
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"This is a man who has always championed women," she told CNN.
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He championed Republican Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore, who defeated incumbent Sen.
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It tilts the U.S. toward a tax system long championed by businesses.
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Pope Pius XI championed Guglielmo Marconi to establish Vatican Radio in 1931.
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Gillibrand backs a Medicare-for-all bill championed by Democratic Party liberals.
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Before the referendum he championed the rights of pro-Brexit Tory backbenchers.
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Trump has championed a fierce anti-free-trade agenda along the trail.
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Mr. McConnell has championed industrial hemp for his once tobacco-dependent state.
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It's the kind of thing championed by elite athletes including LeBron James.
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The Trump administration has championed the notion more forcefully, Mexican officials say.
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But this isn't the first time the United States has championed protectionism.
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In her work, she defied social norms and championed the island's independence.
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He didn't equivocate or euphemize, and he championed and defended regular people.
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The screenshots appeared on Breitbart News, which has championed Mr. Damore's memo.
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What it hasn't championed, though, is climate change as a serious issue.
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"My good friend, Bing Chen, really championed this movement," Eddie Nam said.
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DeVos has prioritized school choice and championed charter schools during her tenure.
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Working on the weekend is another habit championed by other successful entrepreneurs.
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Muhammad Ali championed equality and said some funny stuff to Howard Cosell.
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Jerry Brown championed as a counterweight or insurance policy against federal uncertainty.
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Throughout his career, Marcus has publicly championed strong protections for expressive rights.
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Collins championed excellence in design but cautioned that context was equally consequential.
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That hews closely to the proposal Mr. Trump championed during his campaign.
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He championed progressive policies but did not find his footing in polls.
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"Olga has long championed women's causes and women's concerns," Croft told me.
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During his two terms as president, the conservative Chirac championed European unity.
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The New York Times Magazine may have only accidentally championed electronic production.
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He has championed shows far edgier than otherwise appear on state airwaves.
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Sloan even championed Wells Fargo's notorious cross-selling metrics to Wall Street.
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They also blocked the bipartisan plan and a proposal championed by Sen.
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The racist beliefs he championed have had a lasting legacy as well.
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In addition, Reagan championed an assertive foreign policy that Carter had not.
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He has long championed such spying against people he didn't know personally.
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During the Great Depression, Adolf Hitler championed both capitalism and anti-Semitism.
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Grassley has championed it in the past, along with the late Sen.
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In his way, he has championed diversity and change all of his life.
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Trump has championed coal exports as demand from power firms at home weakens.
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It was championed by unions, but was heavily attacked by corporate trade groups.
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Not only that, but Starbucks has often championed progressive causes under his watch.
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Blumenthal had championed Drumheller's story in his role as a journalist at Salon.
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We've championed it ever since they made the acquisition not that long ago.
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Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer pushed for and championed the ally training, Williams said.
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He championed the disinherited and viewed the intellectual as a savior of society.
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The initiative championed being original, being yourself, and not being ashamed of it.
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Obama has championed a liberal agenda, but he hasn't made the country unrecognizable.
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These circumstances are perfect for the "rule of law" Trump and Clarke championed.
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Something especially interesting was how people championed her discussion of power and subversion.
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But the locals largely championed the health organization coming there, especially its librarians.
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In short: #BlackGirlMagic is real, and when championed, it translates to money spent.
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She stayed silent on a number of criminal justice reforms championed by progressives.
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He championed marriage equality and remains at the forefront of ensuring LGBTQ rights.
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Rihanna has previously championed Goddard's range of smocked, ruffled bodice and sheer designs.
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He was a great guy who published great comics and championed the medium.
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He championed the ability to demean anyone anywhere, and called it free speech.
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Cramer championed Fitbit from the moment it came public, and the stock soared.
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Biden takes sharp aim at Medicare for All, a plan championed by Sen.
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Ahead, see how six celebrities championed the dress that's about to be everywhere.
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That's the argument championed by activists fighting against the use of plastic straws.
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Feingold championed environmental issues during his previous Senate tenure from 1993 to 2011.
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He championed Russian efforts and worked on both sides of the political aisle.
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At issue is the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act (SESTA), championed by Sens.
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Philip Glass, Allen Ginsberg and David Byrne all championed Russell in various ways.
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He has championed lesbian and gay rights and extended benefits to gay couples.
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Clinton championed the notion of American exceptionalism, a term traditionally embraced by Republicans.
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The upper chamber voted, 96-0, to approve a resolution championed by Sens.
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The animal testing provisions of the 2016 law were championed largely by Sen.
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President Trump championed this bill as a rare bipartisan win for his administration.
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She has championed feminism in one breath, but denounced burning bras in others.
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Brown will likely sign the 100 by '45 bill, championed by State Sen.
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Ms. Balmori championed a new understanding of landscape architecture and the built environment.
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Most of the law built on earlier measures Biden championed throughout the 1980s.
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It will be a call to action on the issues she has championed.
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He's since apologized and championed cosmetics companies that create products for diverse consumers.
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El-Sayed, a 33-year-old former Detroit health commissioner championed by Sen.
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There is also a movement championed by the left for Puerto Rican statehood.
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But no company has championed its genetically engineered genes so publicly as Okanagan.
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Those provisions were adopted over the last 15 years and championed by Democrats.
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Todt, who championed the engine formula introduced in 2014, made his position clear.
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A new project, championed by successful Australian female composers, hopes to change that.
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As the decade wore on, the promiscuity we had championed would be culled.
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The New Yorker even championed it as a model for the healthcare industry.
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American Presidents — Democrats and Republicans alike — have consistently championed them around the globe.
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She's a climate change denier and championed uranium mining near the Grand Canyon.
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Miller championed President Trump's original travel ban, which covered seven majority-Muslim countries.
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The idea has been championed by the president's daughter and adviser, Ivanka Trump.
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Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders championed a $15 minimum wage in his campaign.
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The move was championed by many Brits, including some with anti-immigrant sentiments.
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The ADA and ensuing amendments have been championed by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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And he has championed programs that allow money to cross borders more easily.
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He championed the cause of oppressed black majorities in Rhodesia and South Africa.
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The Winter Paralympics began in Pyeongchang with a glittering performance that championed coexistence.
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On Thursday, he returned to an idea championed by the gun rights group.
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Milton A. Galamison, who championed desegregation, said at the time about the march.
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It has also championed artists who have faced persecution such as Ai Weiwei.
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She wrote in English and in Scots, the Scottish language, which she championed.
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Mr. Lee, in his pursuit of fish, championed streamside tactics over entomological science.
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David Cicilline, D-RI, who has championed an antitrust inquiry into the company.
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Though he has championed the drink, it remains largely a Kansas-Missouri affair.
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Liberals championed Dodd-Frank as the greatest regulatory overhaul since the New Deal.
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The project was championed by Theodore Roosevelt and financially supported by J.P. Morgan.
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"Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness."
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Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness.
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Obama championed issues concerning health and fitness during her tenure as first lady.
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Italian voters have firmly rejected constitutional changes championed by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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As governor, Ted championed the interests of Ohio's working people at every turn.
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Contrary to subsequent myth, he was not charged because he championed junk bonds.
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The DNC defended its decision and championed the idea of using forums instead.
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The Senate still has not voted on a concrete proposal championed by Sen.
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He championed free trade and open markets, setting the tone for the week.
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A wholly new generation of Turkish artists was emerging, beyond those Block championed.
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She also championed Islam as a leader capable of pushing for such changes.
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Republicans championed lower income taxes; Democrats emphasized expansion of the social safety net.
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He also fomented birtherism, a conspiracy theory that Trump ultimately championed as well.
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Despite the potential ethical issues, top Republican lawmakers quickly championed Mr. Esper's appointment.
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But one person has championed those skills from the start: his father, Paul.
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Brunson maintained his innocence, and his case was championed by U.S. evangelical Christians.
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Jeff Flake — a Republican from Arizona who championed the bill alongside Democrat Sens.
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So is his praise of codetermination, an idea championed this year by Sens.
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In multiple articles and social media postings, many championed Black women's unwavering dedication.
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The Berkshire Hathaway-owned brand has consistently championed this sort of cause-based marketing.
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Even as a Republican, she has championed issues like women's rights and free education.
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They've championed labor movements and the Communist Party, and have challenged racism and sexism.
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White supremacy, slavery, the Ku Klux Klan, lynchings, segregation—all championed by Southern Democrats.
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The River Café also championed seasonality and wood ovens before they were millennial buzzwords.
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The left, as championed by Bernie Sanders, has adopted a categorical "no fracking" stance.
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Kirsten Gillibrand has championed, would be funded in the traditional way, with taxpayer money.
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"The EB-5 program I once championed seems like a distant memory," said Sen.
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Democrats championed expanding coverage for low-income Americans by expanding Medicaid to more adults.
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Awards ceremonies, red carpets, talk shows — Phoenix has championed causes he sees as nonpartisan.
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Her opposition to the trade deal with Asia that she once championed is disheartening.
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Talkington has championed that she has been able to "authentically represent" on the series.
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Mr. Ryan has long championed new policies to lift poor Americans out of privation.
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He championed passage of the Matthew Shepard and James L. Byrd Hate Crimes Act.
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Championed by Donald Trump, Qualcomm is the leading provider of 5G chips in America.
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She has championed bills covering topics ranging from drug pricing to regulating Big Tech.
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After leaving the WTO in 1995, his career embodied the globalisation he had championed.
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And the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union, a decision Trump championed.
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Meanwhile, in the various states, pre-K is being championed by both political parties.
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He championed thousands of development initiatives, including irrigation projects, farming schemes and medical services.
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And we're standing by our friends who have championed smart gun laws in Congress.
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While commissioner, Gottlieb championed e-cigarettes as a way to help adults stop smoking.
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His travel ban -- championed by chief strategist Steve Bannon -- is mired in legal appeals.
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Throughout the WED conference, several of the speakers championed the idea of women's empowerment.
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Responding to a question about the Green New Deal championed by New York Rep.
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But many charter schools are dismal failures, including those in Michigan championed by DeVos.
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It's a program championed by Congressman John Mica (R-FL), a longtime TSA foe.
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There is a fair bit of evidence in favour of the meritocracy Weber championed.
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Moreover, it's an issue of states' rights, a cause often championed by the right.
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A Medicare-for-all plan, which has been championed by 2020 presidential candidate Sen.
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He championed the cause by helping introduce House Bill 1925, which has bipartisan support.
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"Women are to be championed and revered, not objectified," Ryan said in a statement.
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Ryan still offered a vigorous defense of the proposal, which he has long championed.
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Of course, such a law is unlikely to be championed by Donald Trump's administration.
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Weinstein has long championed progressive causes, and fundraised extensively for Democratic candidates for years.
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Current PCAOB Chairman James Doty, whose term expired last fall, has championed those reforms.
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There are a number of candidates who have championed this view of the future.
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Trump could roll back some of the criminal reform efforts championed by President Obama.
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Their campaign proved fruitful: Wheeler ultimately adopted an application-based approach they had championed.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, who co-authored and championed the bill defended McConnell.
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It is imperative that the advice championed by our national nutrition policy be unimpeachable.
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Legislators who EWG say consistently championed legislation that would weaken chemical safeguards include Rep.
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Since I took office I've championed the notion of European military and technological sovereignty.
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The initiative was championed by Latin American nations, which were backed by European countries.
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For over 100 years, the publication has championed progressive ideas and challenged popular opinion.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon championed the plan before he was ousted.
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They will be fixed with conservative legislation and amendments championed by congressional Republican leadership.
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Is that the essence of democracy that America has championed all over the world?
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Biden has not backed the Green New Deal, a progressive plan championed by Rep.
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Helen Bentley (R-Md.) championed this provision, which first appeared in the FY2628 bill.
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Rather, it is time for a return to the principles that Judge Bork championed.
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This idea, championed by Hawking and Hertog, also implies that there are infinite universes.
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Pruitt championed those changes as a state senator, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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It was his sound: He championed gruff-voiced outsiders, new school traditionalists and originators.
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His case has been championed by just about every human rights organization on earth.
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Graham, who has previously championed the Dream Act, is teaming up with Democratic Sen.
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Jeff Denham, who has championed the petition effort, is confident it has enough support.
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" Referring to those who have championed Dr. Blasey's case, he added: "They destroy people.
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It is exacerbated by well-meaning but misguided housing policies championed by urban liberals.
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"The equity agenda championed by our mayor is my equity agenda," Mr. Carranza said.
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Mr. Day-Lewis championed Ms. Manville, 61, for the part of Reynolds's sister Cyril.
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Yeah, I used a conversational tone and first person and I championed average people.
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President Trump came into office and finally championed the issues that mattered to them.
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B Corp is championed by companies including clothing company Patagonia and food company Danone.
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Effective social-mobility programs should be championed, expanded and stripped of draconian work requirements.
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A young Universal executive championed the film and screened it for the legendary comedian.
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Democrats championed Afghanistan to shield themselves from criticism over opposing the war in Iraq.
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Pokémon of the year, baby, perhaps championed by its role in Super Smash Bros.
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Mr. Trump has frequently championed the company as a success story in domestic manufacturing.
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From the start, it championed an outcast art and stood boldly, unfashionably, by it.
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Ms. DeVos championed charter school policies in Michigan, and her husband runs one there.
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Another idea to permanently fix the calendar was championed by Kodak founder George Eastman.
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He championed congressional Republicans' bills in 213 that would have weakened the law's protections.
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More recently Pelosi has given voice to a narrower House bill, championed by Reps.
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Scott Walker, and a large program of tax cuts in Florida, championed by Gov.
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She championed writing, scholarship and teaching as a process of reclaiming that historical complexity.
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After voters rejected conservative ballot initiatives that he had championed, he moved sharply left.
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Castro championed immigrant rights and was a strong critic of Trump and his policies.
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He championed progressive issues and was never embroiled in a personal or organizational scandal.
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The proposal was not championed by groups that want action to lower drug prices.
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Navarro has championed aggressive policy to combat what he deems trade abuses by China.
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One plan, supported by anti-war senators and championed by former Michigan Democratic Sen.
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A foreign-born investment manager, Yaresko has been championed by Washington as a reformer.
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It's a shame — not least because Christensen deserves to be championed, not merely published.
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Many of the concepts Mr. Zuckerman championed have become part of Americans' everyday lives.
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He's even arrested some of the activists who championed the reforms he's pushed through.
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He later championed Polish nationhood, fighting bravely for what was then a lost cause.
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Merritt championed the idea for writing his memoir in verse to his label's president.
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Crist, the former governor who championed leniency, switched to the Democratic Party in 2012.
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That's still not enough to assuage those who've long championed the city's judicial values.
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The Trump administration has consistently championed a narrow view of religious liberty in America.
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Beyond regulations, Trump's pick for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, has long championed charter schools.
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President Donald Trump has championed deregulation, saying it is needed to promote economic growth.
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He served on boards and committees that championed corporate responsibility and continues to do so.
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Little wonder that Rand Paul has championed American border security, not international freedom of movement.
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Trump has championed deregulation and said that it is responsible for the country's economic success.
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Medicare-for-all, a plan backed by progressives and championed by several candidates including Sen.
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Throughout his 2016 campaign, he championed turning much of the program over to the states.
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Before that, she championed Bill de Blasio during his campaign for New York City mayor.
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Laura Bush championed education efforts, and Hillary Clinton focused on health initiatives and women's equality.
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He has been patron of the charity, Centerpoint — which his mother also championed — since 2005.
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As a supervisor he championed offering services, not cash, to San Francisco's legions of homeless.
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In America and Britain, venerable conservative parties are undercutting the stabilising institutions they once championed.
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Kentucky Senator Rand Paul had once championed whistleblowers as a critic of U.S. intelligence agencies.
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She has championed art therapy and established programs at Indiana children's hospitals and cancer wards.
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As long as she's resided at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Michelle Obama has championed emerging designers.
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Now, Newman is running again, with a campaign that's being championed by progressive activist groups.
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Among supporters of the "political revolution" Bernie Sanders championed, the anger and disappointment are real.
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While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell championed legalizing hemp-derived cannabidiol, he has opposed marijuana.
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Will we see a repudiation of progressive ideals that are often championed by feminist activists?
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Even Mr Rouhani, who championed the nuclear deal, has begun to sound like a hawk.
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Yet many American politicians who sing those praises also championed the Iraq and Libya adventures.
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These are all priorities championed and supported by members of the Republican Main Street Partnership .
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The Enlightenment was an 18th-century European intellectual movement that championed reason, science, and progress.
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Trump, who counts evangelical Christians among his core supporters, has increasingly championed the pastor's case.
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Trump commutes sentence of woman championed by Kim Kardashian West | Who is Alice Marie Johnson ?
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Republicans have championed accomplishments such as confirming Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and slashing regulations.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray, as well as a new reinsurance program championed by Sen.
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On Sunday, Bolton openly championed a harder stance during an appearance on ABC's This Week.
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As in all things, Rihanna championed the beret long before it achieved mainstream fashion hype.
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He also championed equal rights at home and opposed the prospect of post-war colonialism.
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IT IS rare for policies championed by lobbyists and special interests to make economic sense.
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A video store had sneaky cultural punching power — movies championed by our staff got watched.
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His lawyers argue that an ethics law he championed, now turned against him, is unconstitutional.
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Indeed, Democratic leaders championed Cummings's rise on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee in 2011.
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Trump then directed them to speak with Rudy Giuliani, who publicly championed those conspiracy theories.
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Sanders said global wealth inequality, a subject championed by Pope Francis, has only become worse.
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She has championed policy efforts such as "Medicare for all" and a $15 minimum wage.
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And, of course, the millennial obsession with travel has certainly championed the vacation-inclined trend.
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Ms Ardern, by contrast, has never championed a weighty bill or served as a minister.
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The measure Mulvaney championed to stop this problem was signed into law by President Obama.
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Meanwhile, prominent figures like Spike Lee who had championed the film went silent, speaking volumes.
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Musk has championed the idea of launching nuclear weapons just over Mars' poles since 2015.
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Biden and Buttigieg oppose the version of Medicare for All championed by Warren and Sen.
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Comedian Jon Stewart, who has championed the fund for years, was also not in attendance.
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Patricia Arquette honored her late sister Alexis and championed trans rights during her Emmys speech
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Over the years, Ms. Joyner has watched prices rise for many artists she has championed.
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If their voices are heard, 'America First' policies championed by The White House will prevail.
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The constitutional amendment was championed by a grassroots campaign largely waged by formerly incarcerated activists.
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Laura Bush championed literacy, and Michelle Obama advocated for fitness through a "Let's Move!" campaign.
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He championed a $60 billion disaster relief package that included billions for Hurricane Sandy victims.
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This was, after all, exactly the sort of freedom that she championed in her work.
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He indefatigably championed the moral charter of the UN, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Mr. Cox has said he would abandon the $100 billion project championed by Mr. Brown.
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Together, these voices created the "collective vibration" that Okpokwasili and others championed throughout the symposium.
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As "Sporty Spice", she championed an identity that, before then, girls weren't "supposed" to have.
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Some of the bands it championed thrived (the Libertines), and others didn't (also the Libertines).
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Moore, an army veteran who served in Vietnam, has championed conservativereligious causes in the past.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, who has championed the legislation, did not immediately comment.
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R.I.P., famed geologist: The "rockconteur" Sidney Horenstein championed the rock the city is built upon.
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Elected councilors from the London Borough of Hackney, he said, have long championed Shapes' mission.
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Mr. Close has generously helped many artists and championed recognition of women in the field.
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Mr. Ryan has championed the project and spoke at a celebration marking nuclear regulatory approval.
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Ron Villanueva from Virginia, one of the lawmakers who championed the state's new robot policy.
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She had championed Medicare for all, a $15 minimum wage and tuition-free public college.
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And Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, has championed a similar bill in the Senate.
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Trump withdrew the U.S. from the landmark agreement, which was championed by his successor's administration.
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It was a moment of reckoning for someone who had long championed the new economy.
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Delaney sought to distinguish himself by criticizing "Medicare for All," a policy championed by Sen.
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Not a big deal for most people, perhaps, except the organization supposedly championed ocean conservation.
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Three years ago, Mr. Netanyahu championed the establishment of a corporation to replace the authority.
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"Vanessa, you are the woman and wife that championed your husband to greatness," Simpson wrote.
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President Trump championed a tax cut that spends $1.5 trillion on the forgotten corporate class.
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As secretary of State, Clinton championed the Keystone oil pipeline; as candidate, she opposed it.
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But he championed a candidate who is bent on reducing immigration to the United States.
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The former lawmaker has championed tighter firearms restrictions since surviving a mass shooting in 2010.
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The congresswoman from California has championed issues like reproductive rights, voting rights and equal pay.
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My generation championed the right of women to be proud of our beautiful, natural curves.
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He championed work by emerging female writers, including Rachel Cusk, Ottessa Moshfegh and Angela Flournoy.
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President Trump reversed crucial parts of a foreign policy directive championed by President Barack Obama.
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President Trump reversed crucial parts of an American-Cuban détente championed by President Barack Obama.
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Another record executive, John Hammond of Columbia Records, championed Johnson's music decades after his death.
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Cuomo could have championed a Pell-like program that subsidizes attendance at any accredited school.
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Tax cuts championed by President George W. Bush in 2001 and 2003 performed even worse.
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The idea polls well and has been championed by progressives, with fellow presidential candidate Sen.
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Carter championed the Shah's nuclear power aspirations, and reopened U.S. negotiations to assist the program.
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President Trump won the 2016 presidential election with a platform that championed true immigration reform.
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He championed the ability of a criminal defendant to confront his accuser through cross-examination.
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Both have championed deregulation on the grounds that freer markets are more beneficial to consumers.
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But the newly signed legislation, championed by Stewart, ensures the compensation for victims through 2090.
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The Coalition championed something called the Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) mechanism.
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The newly signed legislation, championed by comedian Jon Stewart, ensures compensation for victims through 2090.
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Luis Videgaray — Mr. Peña Nieto's finance minister at the time, who championed the visit — resigned.
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The NGOs that championed these changes had hoped that AMLO would bring them to fruition.
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Bannon may have championed the so-called "alt-right" that provoked deadly violence in Charlottesville.
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Rudolph also championed civil rights, refusing to attend a segregated homecoming parade in her honor.
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What's included, championed and omitted — and how do those decisions reflect colonial and racist history?
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Ms. Pelosi was a harsh critic of the 2017 tax law that Mr. McConnell championed.
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Credit card companies and banks, of course, have championed the greater use of cashless payments.
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That offers a contrast with the more costly parental leave plans being championed by Democrats.
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And it's an issue that Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, championed on the campaign trail.
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Still others championed science and were glad scientists are marching in the streets this week.
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The Connecticut lawmaker has championed equal pay as her top priority since her 1990 election.
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The proof is in his fearless and responsible activism, a precedent still championed and felt today.
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But don't mourn his passing as a sudden, fatal blow to the peacemaking efforts he championed.
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"Seb championed the establishment of the Ethics Commission and Code on the IAAF Council," she said.
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Trump, who championed U.S. coal producers on the campaign trail, pressed the message after meeting Poroshenko.
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Tightening gun laws would mark a change in course for Trump, who has championed gun rights.
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She had, after all, championed the Trans-Pacific Partnership during her time as secretary of state.
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Best Costume Design Oscar winner Jenny Beavan championed for environmental water issues during her acceptance speech.
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Instead, the app has largely been championed by marketing, and more recently, sales and customer support.
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Jackie Kennedy focused on historical preservation of architectural treasures, while Lady Bird Johnson championed the environment.
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Some environmental advocates have championed aluminum over plastic, saying the former is far easier to recycle.
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Primitive rock'n'roll wasn't yet geared toward storytelling, and the turns of phrase championed by Cole Porter.
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Jeanne Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat who championed the certification measure along with Indiana Republican Sen.
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He has given each of us opportunities for advancement and championed our successes throughout our careers.
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Our current FLOTUS has always championed emerging, indie American designers, like Maria Pinto and Tracy Reese.
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Even replacing middle managers Mr Tata had championed was seen as an affront to his legacy.
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One is the "liberal meritocratic" version found in the West, and championed by the United States.
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Doom and Fallout in VR. A more arcade-style Quake championed as a $1 million esport.
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Twitter users everywhere championed the television show for its inclusion and its treatment of the characters.
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Rand Paul, former GOP presidential candidate, is spearheading the effort, which his father Ron Paul championed.
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Trump pulled America out of the TPP, which had been championed by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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This strategy, born of Washington politics, was championed by Schrage, Sandberg, and policy chief Joel Kaplan.
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The DA has long championed liberal policies that would help all South Africans, regardless of race.
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APEC, which has long championed free trade, has itself been convulsed by the changes under Trump.
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He was particularly inspired by novelists who shared his revulsion for wealth and championed social outcasts.
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Matternet is, like Zipline, moving into North Carolina, whose local transport authority has championed drone delivery.
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This is contradictory because marriage is simultaneously championed to women as a guarantor of those things.
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Biden has championed many women's rights issues, like the Violence Against Women Act, over his career.
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Shortly after posting a link to the website, the hotel mogul championed "great reporters" on Twitter.
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The House Republican plan, championed by Ryan and Brady, proposed a 20 percent corporate tax rate.
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Chipotle is expected to benefit from business-friendly tax reforms championed by President-elect Donald Trump.
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These are principles that I feel are not likely to be championed under a Clinton administration.
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It didn't offer a way out of poverty because it was anti-capitalist and championed collectivism.
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Tom Marino, by mischaracterizing and trying to rewrite the history of a bill that he championed.
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Wu regularly championed sensitive cases of government abuses of power, both online and in street protests.
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He is known for his commitment to originalist principles-- the underlying judicial philosophy championed by Scalia.
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She said he had championed the rights of indigenous people after years of repression and humiliation.
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The company's executive leadership has long championed liberal candidates and individually donated generously to their campaigns.
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One of those software ideas was searchable news, something that Wilkins championed as a larger concept.
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And now it's embracing another Western tradition, one championed by sunburnt retirees and bachelorettes: The Cruise.
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This time, the five young men wouldn't simply be championed and vindicated, they would be seen.
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The OLED display technology championed by LG, meanwhile, is still a bit of an uncertain prospect.
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Billed as a win Trump's aides championed the proposal after the high-stakes Trump-Putin meeting.
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In the late 22017s, Comandante Ramona was their leader and championed for equal rights for women.
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But, its current approval rating outshines both legislative drafts currently championed by Republican leadership in Congress.
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Harris, Sanders, Warren and Booker have endorsed the Green New Deal, a plan championed by Rep.
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As the Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro cracked down on dissent, Democrats and Republicans championed opposition activists.
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Banking reforms championed by Raghuram Rajan, the departing central-bank governor, have made such tactics harder.
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The Senate this week is expected to pass an Israel anti-boycott provision — championed by Sen.
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This is a message too seldom heard in the party that first championed campaign finance reform.
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Other proposals from the left carry the same thread as the one recently championed by Waters.
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They're pushing an aggressive liberal platform that highlights the issues of economic justice championed by Sen.
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In a sign of climate science's influence, the Democrats' Green New Deal resolution championed by Rep.
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In September the administration championed an outline sketch it had agreed with Republican leaders in Congress.
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An oft-championed aspect of direct-to-consumer startups is their ability to create tailored products.
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A pocket of House Republicans killed a GOP farm bill championed by the party's leaders Friday.
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Duckworth, who is a Purple Heart recipient, has championed veterans issues during her time in office.
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Robertson said Mortiz championed a film adaptation and shopped the project around to studios for years.
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" Grove, "A precise, hard-driving guy," according to Gates, "...championed the idea of management by objective.
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Some readers advised me to read the work of Karl Popper, who championed a falsificationist method.
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The foresight to invest in a multi-year renewal has been championed by leaders in Congress.
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A bipartisan criminal sentencing law rewrite he championed ended Louisiana's tenure as the nation's top jailer.
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The austerity measure was championed by Mr. Temer, whose allies ousted President Dilma Rousseff this year.
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The administration has rolled back environmental regulations championed by California Democrats and adopted by the state.
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She's championed the Green New Deal, an aggressive policy proposal aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
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In 2016, the British Parliament passed the Investigatory Powers Act, championed by then-Home Secretary May.
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The Senate passed a bipartisan online sales tax bill in 2013 that was championed by Sens.
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In 2013, for example, conservative Republicans championed adding an Obamacare repeal to the debt limit lift.
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He championed subways in the city, and presided over a government that sought to spend less.
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Herein lies the challenge to the arms control approach that the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty has championed.
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Calhoun championed slavery as a "positive good"; Murray's great-grandmother was raped by her slave master.
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Breitbart has set traffic records this year as it's championed Trump when other conservative websites wouldn't.
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The details: Johnson's cause was championed last week at the White House by Kim Kardashian West.
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But one bill championed by State Representative Valarie Hodges, a Republican, passed by a broad margin.
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They've championed "personnel as policy" as a mantra for opposing nominees with Wall Street resumes. Sen.
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He made environmental protection a top priority and, among other things, championed the Paris climate accord.
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Such accounts are championed by conservatives as a way to slow the growth of health costs.
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Mr. Buckley helped arrange the surrender and later expressed regret at having championed Mr. Smith's cause.
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And she has championed renewable energy, a hot-button issue given the state's high energy rates.
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A private insurance alternative, Medicare Advantage, was initially championed by Republicans but now has broader support.
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Most of the Congress members who championed NCLB in the early aughts have retired or died.
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A currency championed as a source of European solidarity was exposed as an impetus for discord.
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It has also championed several policies to restrict abortion both in the United States and abroad.
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Nationally, House Republicans have championed the GOP tax bill as their great legislative success under Trump.
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He offers little interest in the hedonism of thought championed by his Harvard classmate John Ashbery.
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"I consider myself a feminist," said Adin Adler, a senior and brother who championed the program.
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I'm talking about the First Step Act, the criminal justice reform bill championed by Jared Kushner.
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He channeled West Virginia's union roots when he championed a statewide teachers' strike earlier this year.
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In addition, he championed affirmative-action programs, carrying the fight to the United States Supreme Court.
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He championed the surge in Iraq when it was least popular, to save the country's honor.
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And a man who voted time and again in support of legislation championed by Mr. Trump.
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She has spent her career in the opposition and has not championed a bill in Parliament.
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Bernie Sanders has championed a single-payer system and Joe Biden has criticized such a plan.
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The diplomats also cited concerns about "intimidation tactics" used against officials who championed a clean count.
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She championed both "Medicare for All" and the Green New Deal and notched endorsements from Sen.
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They have long championed SNAP and are insisting it be included in the massive stimulus package.
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It is found throughout his work and in the causes he championed, both publicly and privately.
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Mr. Yang championed putting money in the pockets of every American adult during his presidential campaign.
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He has criticized Medicare for All plans such as the legislation championed by Sanders as unrealistic.
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At the E.P.A., Mr. Pruitt has championed the elimination of policies intended to mitigate climate change.
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A party that once championed free trade has now largely turned to protectionism under Mr. Trump.
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As a result, liberals who once championed expansive First Amendment rights are now uneasy about them.
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Mr. Gates and the $51 billion Gates Foundation have championed the well-being of young girls.
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Approval of the law was a victory for President Michelle Bachelet, whose government championed the bill.
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Trump's proposed billions, championed by Republicans and criticized by Democrats, is one step in that direction.
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But the newly signed legislation, championed by comedian Jon Stewart, ensures compensation for victims through 2090.
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The elite unit, championed by President John F. Kennedy, gained national recognition during the Vietnam War.
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For instance, "The Expanse" cast has championed Amazon for introducing the show to a global audience.
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Medicare for All is a rallying cry among progressives and is championed by presidential candidates Sen.
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The Trump administration moved to roll back more school nutrition standards, originally championed by Michelle Obama.
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And yet for too long, governments have not championed the systemwide solutions we so desperately need.
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Sentimental scenes of human life were, after all, what the Nazis and the Stalinists had championed.
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Eisenhower championed an interstate highway system that enabled coast-to-coast transportation of people and goods.
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Many of his other recordings championed the struggles of the working class from which he rose.
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Protesters made it clear that they championed press freedom for all outlets, regardless of political leaning.
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Doug Ducey, a first-term Republican, has championed tax cuts and private alternatives to public schools.
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Stephanie is an advocate for school choice, a priority the White House has championed as well.
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The surge in buybacks has stoked controversy over the tax cut package that President Trump championed.
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Mr. Gates and the $22017 billion Gates Foundation have championed the well-being of young girls.
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He championed "The Greenlanders," which, I think, everyone thought was truly odd and maybe not sellable.
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Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara cautioned against gluttony and early retirement, and championed climbing stairs and having fun.
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They also argue that she misrepresented the impact of the 1994 crime bill that he championed.
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A bipartisan infrastructure deal he championed last year fizzled as conservatives balked at the price tag.
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This world is marred with scars inflicted by the business models championed by BlackRock for decades.
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One reform I have championed seeks to expand access for veterans in need of organ transplants.
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Red Gerard is the 17-year-old boy wonder who championed the men's snowboarding slopestyle event.
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The irony is that if you championed socialism like this in Finland, you'd get few takers.
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The bans have been championed by conservatives, many of them religious, who see abortion as murder.
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The bill takes a less sweeping approach than the "Medicare for all" plan championed by Sen.
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But Apple has been a big beneficiary of U.S. tax reform, championed by the Trump administration.
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Their work was being championed, at that moment, in Europe, where it was called Art Brut.
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Macron has championed the Paris climate deal, which Trump pulled the U.S. out of last month.
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President Trump reversed a decision by the Navy to oust a SEAL he has repeatedly championed.
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Backstage Beauty Report For several seasons, designers have championed diverse models' individual beauty on the runway.
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President Donald Trump championed fossil fuels throughout his candidacy and into his first year in office.
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Veganism has also been championed for years by tennis player Venus Williams and snowboarder Hannah Teter.
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She has also championed African designers and co-produced April's Arise Fashion Week in Lagos, Nigeria.
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The ministry has traditionally championed the interests of industries that want greater access to protected lands.
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That is why he championed a free and independent press as vital to our democratic debates.
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He claimed on his campaign website that visa programs — such as the one championed by Sen.
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The Green New Deal is the sweeping climate, energy and economic framework championed by progressives including Rep.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley has championed its investment banking division despite its underperformance in recent years.
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She would also end a school choice tax credit, which has been championed by the Trump administration.
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Johnson's own work recreates the patterns and images championed by these artists, on a more micro scale.
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DeVos has faced criticism in Detroit over the lackluster performance of charter schools she championed in Michigan.
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This throwback style is basically the optimal winterization of athleisure, a trend Hadid has championed and owned.
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The elegant and articulate daughter of the President, who championed women's empowerment and business, basically went quiet.
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Both were championed by Bill Clinton, and his Labor Secretary Robert Reich, and endorsed by both parties.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before championed the very radical softness it's making its viewers feel.
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Issues like gay rights thus became a badge of the island's democratisation, championed by a rowdy media.
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Blackwell was a tireless advocate for improving medical education for women and championed gender equality in medicine.
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We've always championed women with the courage to leave their lives behind and see the world solo.
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Vogue has long championed Jenner's modeling career, even when other industry players were dubious of her credentials.
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Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign-policy chief who championed the nuclear deal, will leave office next year.
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Trump pulled the U.S. out of the TPP, which had been championed by his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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The decision is a win for FCC Chairman Ajit Pai who proposed and has championed the repeal.
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In September Lord O'Neill, who championed the "northern powerhouse" of English cities, quit as a Treasury minister.
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As Mr Trump's attorney-general, he championed separating migrant children from their parents, among other terrible ideas.
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More important, is championed by the Liberals and Greens, whose votes will be needed for a majority.
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It has championed its hybrid Prius and has focused much of its efforts on hydrogen vehicle technology.
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Despite the reforms he championed, the United Nations remains browbeaten, anxious about change and suspicious of outsiders.
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He also owns part of the 49ers and championed the football team's new stadium in the Valley.
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The invention of internet wags, the mustachioed men posed piously in photos and championed vague social programmes.
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This approach has been famously championed in Salt Lake City, where chronic homelessness has been virtually eliminated.
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"The disgraceful news about Harvey Weinstein has appalled those of us whose work he championed," Streep said.
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I have championed this bipartisan legislation since it was first introduced by Congressman Joe Wilson in 2018.
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As Democrats championed such policies, Republicans worried that new federal spending and mandates would harm economic growth.
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For the man who has championed them tirelessly, they have also been a plentiful source of votes.
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Those accomplishments stemmed from a 2014 measure Lee championed that led to creating Hawaii's interagency Climate Commission.
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Matternet is, like Zipline, moving into North Carolina, where the local transport authority has championed drone delivery.
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Update: Catt Sadler's struggle for equal pay is being as championed as part of the #TimesUp movement.
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But the newly signed legislation, championed by comedian Jon Stewart, ensures the compensation for victims through 2090.
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The former Taco Bell executive has long championed innovation and outside-the-box thinking at his restaurants.
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Podesta, who was formerly President Bill Clinton's chief of staff, has also championed government transparency about UFOs.
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He has championed the alt-right, despite claiming not to be a part of the alt-right.
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The companion bills are generating bipartisan support, led by elected officials who have long championed this fix.
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The House bill contrasts with one in the Senate championed by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grassley.
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He has championed increasing the minimum wage to $15 per hour and introducing parental and sick leave.
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Gavin Newsom last month said he would scale back the $10 billion plan championed by his predecessor.
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Democratic Governor J.B. Pritzker has championed the move as a way to tackle the state's fiscal woes.
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Analysts are counting on Le Peuch to move away from the all-encompassing projects championed by Kibsgaard.
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Harper, from oil-rich Alberta, had vociferously championed the pipeline, and didn't share Obama's climate change concerns.
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Rural Republicans are questioning using private financing -- a tool championed by other Republicans -- for infrastructure projects. Sen.
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He championed seminal antipoverty programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, Head Start and Legal Services Corp.
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The concept has also also championed by an Obama administration task force appointed to explore voting delays.
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The king, Mohammed VI, has championed a plan to industrialise quickly and create jobs for young Moroccans.
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These kits have long been championed by police and non-profit groups that advocate for dementia care.
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It became a program Pence championed as a conservative alternative to Obamacare's main vehicle for expanded coverage.
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Our groups have championed lifesaving technology like airbags, electronic stability control, rearview cameras, and automatic emergency braking.
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But Reagan championed a missile defense system to knock out incoming nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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He has championed progressive causes like "Medicare-for-all" and higher taxes on the country's richest citizens.
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They championed smaller government as a way of stemming the influence of white bureaucrats in black communities.
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During the interview with Cavuto, Manchin was critical of the "Medicare for All" plan championed by Sanders.
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Mr. Levine has championed this great but flawed Verdi opera, with its profound score but convoluted plot.
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Trump, who takes office at noon on Friday, has championed increased production of oil, gas and coal.
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Although it was far from bipartisan, so, too, was the 2009 stimulus bill championed by Barack Obama.
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The powers that emerged victorious from World War II championed globalization as the antidote to future conflicts.
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The new head of the Interior Department's public lands agency once championed selling off federally-owned plots.
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Instead, it is Sanders who has championed that legacy in word and in deed for 50 years.
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He has unfailingly championed small-press writers, and particularly those who experiment with language, narrative and form.
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Pete Wilson, the Republican governor who had championed the measure, won re-election that same fall. Prop.
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Twelve variables, seven cases—this is the language of scientific history, the approach Diamond has long championed.
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Accessible, enthusiastic and keen to share information, he embodied the qualities that he championed in his wines.
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Sanders has championed free community college in the past and praised the initiative during the Monday rally.
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Few things would be more definitive and tangible than the wall he has championed since his candidacy.
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Biden also characterized efforts to push for "Medicare for All," championed by both de Blasio and Sen.
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The candidate has spoken out against "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and has championed anti-hate crimes legislation.
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The measure has been championed by Dean Cortopassi, a wealthy farmer and landowner who lives near Stockton.
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The runner championed maternity leave legislation to keep athletes from losing their health insurance upon becoming mothers.
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Laffer, who championed supply-side economics, gained prominence serving as a top adviser to then-President Reagan.
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Public schools there have gotten worse, Stahl pointed out, despite the school-choice policies DeVos has championed.
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The bipartisan legislation, which offers a hope to terminally ill patients and families, is championed by Sen.
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Renzi has openly championed Enel's efforts to invest in broadband infrastructure after Telecom Italia dragged its feet.
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In sort of a mischievous, laddie way, the Trumps championed boozing and whoring, cursing and card-playing.
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Gay rights in India have so far been championed in the courts by nonprofits and individual activists.
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In the 1990s, Bill Clinton championed NAFTA, the World Trade Organization, and normalization of trade with China.
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Those on the right championed the all-volunteer force as a model for their free-market agenda.
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One of the most prominent critics is Cruz, who has championed a different interpretation of Section 230.
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Many of these people claim the mantle of liberalism—the creed that this newspaper has long championed.
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Mr. Burr is caught up as well in the controversy over the "bathroom bill" championed by Gov.
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As Secretary of State, she championed how defense, diplomacy, and development needed to go hand in hand.
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They declined to endorse Mr. Obama's approach or the more aggressive policies commonly championed by his critics.
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Every generation of modernist artists has applied a firm negative to points championed by the previous generation.
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Championed by Ms. Webdale's family, Kendra's Law sought to plug cracks that Mr. Goldstein had fallen through.
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The message would soon be championed by a host of populist leaders, including those in neighboring countries.
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If Trump had championed labor over corporations, he could have scrambled American politics by creating new alliances.
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Both Jean Cocteau and Georges Bataille championed her work at different points during her six-decade career.
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Kahlo championed her homeland's indigenous customs in wearing huipiles (woven tunics), rebozos (shawls) and flouncy, long skirts.
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On Tuesday, as Hillary was historically championed the Democratic nominee, some people packed up and left Philly.
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This, as it turns out, is a common problem with anti-immigration measures championed by Mr. Kobach.
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He has championed the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict while Hamas has rejected it.
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Last month, the conservative National Review, which once championed his appointment, called on Mr. Pruitt to resign.
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President Donald Trump, a Republican, declared a national emergency on Friday and has championed his government's response.
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Mostly, they say, Ms. Tenney shared their philosophy of limited government and championed the rollback of regulations.
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For much of her short life, de Burgos championed Puerto Rican nationalism and identity through her writing.
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Ryan says the long-term tax reform plan championed by House Republicans wouldn't add to the deficit.
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But inside the White House, Jared Kushner championed efforts to pardon or commute the former governor's sentence.
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In Velasquez's proud, realistic art, Schomburg and the greats he championed — overlooked inventors, artists and revolutionaries — tower.
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Mr. Modi has also championed "India first" economic policies that echo Mr. Trump's own "America First" philosophy.
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WNYC is cancelling its flagship music show, which has long championed music that gets little airplay elsewhere.
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I felt, walking through the show, that these women artists were not championed as much as snubbed.
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Their pedigree traces back to classical 19th-century British liberalism that championed mass opportunity and individual flourishing.
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Both Japan and China often exhibit the kind of economic nationalism that the Trump administration has championed.
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But it's only likely to happen if the state's Republicans embrace the issues that Trump has championed.
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Ms. Yousafzai, who championed girls' education, was shot on a bus by a Taliban militant on Oct.
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Bonet marks another prominent Black woman Bey has championed in her costumes, who has long been misunderstood.
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Trump has championed high-profile investment announcements by companies such as Toyota and Foxconn in recent weeks.
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Instead, progressives want Democrats to stake out stronger left-leaning positions of the kind championed by Sens.
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The 63-year-old grandmother gained national attention after her case was championed by Kim Kardashian West.
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The legislation was championed by 5-Star, which has made fighting corruption one of its core concerns.
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Mike Simpson (R-Idaho), a senior House appropriator who has long-championed the Yucca project, told POLITICO.
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Bernie Sanders, who has for years championed a similar tax and is doing so again in 2020.
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During the presidential debate cycle, Democratic candidates championed a federal $15 minimum wage as a constitutional right.
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More to the point, he understood the underlying pathologies of the rising capitalist civilization that Voltaire championed.
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As governor of Indiana, Mr. Pence championed school choice and favored a smaller federal role in education.
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Bloomberg is worth over $28503 billion, roughly, and has long championed liberal causes like combatting climate change.
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For two decades, Democrats have unquestioningly protected an accused serial sexual predator because he championed their agenda.
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And, once again, the candidates sparred over health care and the Sanders-championed "Medicare for All" proposal.
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That bill was championed by airline advocates, who argue that the government is hiding taxes from passengers.
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He championed civil-service reform, hobbling the "spoils system" with which he had been so closely associated.
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Previous Republican administrations had championed the cause of Afghan women who were brutally repressed under the Taliban.
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Or it could be a signal that Democratic leaders are moving toward a strategy — championed by Rep.
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De Montebello hired Thomas B. Hess, who, as the editor of ARTnews , had championed the Abstract Expressionists.
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But now, networks like Nickelodeon that championed weirder, more adult-friendly 90s kid shows are following suit.
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Our Bright New Things scheme championed those designers who have sustainability at the heart of their business.
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But the chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has championed a "soft Brexit" that prioritizes the economy.
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Championed by Newt Gingrich and expanded by Barack Obama, the credit has a history of bipartisan support.
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Fitzgerald had long championed efforts to cut tobacco use, which is the leading cause of preventable death.
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He championed a cable car across the Thames that cost about $80 million but is lightly used.
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As president from 1998 to 2003, Mr. Kim championed political reconciliation and economic cooperation with North Korea.
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Arkady Rotenberg is now overseeing the construction of a bridge Putin has championed to Russia-annexed Crimea.
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Third, Trump has famously derided free trade agreements championed by many Republicans (and Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Obama), and has also rejected the need, championed repeatedly by Paul Ryan and other Republican leaders, for reforming entitlement programs in order to save them and help balance the budget.
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" Former President Bill Clinton, who together with Peres had championed the 1993 Israeli-Palestinian Oslo Peace Accords, said in a joint statement with his wife that "Israel has lost a leader who championed its security, prosperity, and limitless possibilities from its birth to his last day on earth.
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Throughout his 2016 campaign that brought him to power, Trump championed ethanol but also courted the oil industry.
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The proposal has been championed by many political leaders, including Jean-Claude Juncker, president of the European Commission.
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Lopez Rivera had been championed as a political prisoner by "Hamilton" playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda and other celebrities.
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"The public option was an idea championed by the progressive left during the health care fight," Digby writes.
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Since joining Chipotle in March, Niccol has championed upgrades to the company's mobile app and in-restaurant technology.
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The European Union also championed a plan to curb emissions by 70 to 100 percent by mid-century.
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He presided over an economic boom, championed large infrastructure projects and remains popular among conservative and pious supporters.
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His first actions have Republicans opposing the trade bills they once championed and Democrats floundering for a message.
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Even the former mayor who championed the Olympic bid, Richard Daley, was caught up in a corruption scheme.
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Guillier had championed Bachelet's agenda of reducing inequality by making education more affordable and overhauling the tax code.
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Italy says it is merely seeking clarification on a project championed in November by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The conference included an "Oceans Day" agenda championed by Prince Albert's work to expand understanding among delegate nations.
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The proposal, championed by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, aims to roll back Obama-era rules on net neutrality.
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Kris Kobach, now on President-elect Trump's transition team, has long championed the use of 287(g) agreements.
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CHRIS: Al Kooper championed it when he had just been signed to CBS as an A&R man.
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HOLLYWOOD SQUARED Anthony Bourdain was 'doing really well' before death , championed women, 'Top Chef' host Padma Lakshmi says.
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For nearly a quarter of a century, this organization has championed a specific way of thinking about tomorrow.
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Over the years, Obama has worn — and championed — a wide breadth of designers, both established, homegrown, and emerging.
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He championed privatisation, but like most Middle Eastern leaders used it to bolster his cronies and closer relatives.
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BioLogics and Bioepis are central to Samsung Group's pharmaceuticals push, championed by de facto leader Jay Y. Lee.
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The bill was written and championed by Nguyen — a rape survivor — and the advocacy organization she created, Rise.
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It's hard to think that we would ever regret doing something that Kate Moss championed, but it's true.
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The devolution of power to English cities was championed by the previous chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne.
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The bill is being championed by Republican Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn, who has previously introduced net neutrality-related legislation.
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The company has championed its hybrid Prius and has focused much of its efforts on hydrogen vehicle technology.
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Throughout his 2016 campaign that brought him to power, Trump championed ethanol, but also courted the oil industry.
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It is part of a broader clampdown on polluting industries championed by China's all-powerful president, Xi Jinping.
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Throughout the 2016 campaign that brought him to power, Trump championed ethanol but also courted the oil industry.
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UNDER Nelson Mandela's government, South Africa championed the creation of a court to try the world's worst criminals.
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None were opposed by the party establishment or primarily championed by the Bernie Sanders wing of the party.
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Civil rights champion For years, Brown has championed for civil rights, and dedicated his life to improving education.
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The conversation began with Fey riffing on the numerous charitable causes championed by various celebrities throughout the broadcast.
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More broadly, there is grumbling in the Hindutva camp that he has not championed their agenda energetically enough.
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Pat Spearman, who championed the ERA's ratification there, traveled to Illinois in May to push for the ERA.
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The few moderates, such as then-governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, championed primary reform as a way to empower centrists.
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Sweeney, a Democrat, originally championed the legislation but is now pushing for a takeover of the city's operations.
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Grumeti, a female rhino the prince championed in the U.K., has given birth to a calf in Africa.
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Martin Luther King championed it in 1967 and was fighting for it when he was assassinated in 1203.
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Bannon's ascension solidifies an informal, mutually beneficial relationship between Breitbart, which has unapologetically championed Trump, and the campaign.
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As Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives, I championed voting reforms that included no-excuse absentee voting.
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Smith is a longtime rural broadband advocate who has championed programs in Minnesota to close the digital divide.
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In the 1990s, when long established as a rock innovator, he vocally championed up-and-coming independent musicians.
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This Congress has championed the unwinding of campaign finance laws to give billionaires outside influence over our politics.
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Ultimately, despite Obama's clear record as a "pragmatic idealist," progressives still championed his candidacy and its historic nature.
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources championed Emma Zajdel as the new state fishing record holder for cobia Monday.
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The goal of Barack Obama, who championed it, was that TPP would "write the rules for global trade".
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And it championed Amazon's foray into the shipping space, as reported in an SEC filing earlier this month.
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Greenspan endorsed the 221 deficit-reducing budget proposal that Clinton championed and Democrats passed over unanimous GOP objections.
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He noted that Barbara Bush raised more than $110 million for the cause she championed for three decades.
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He championed the House and then the Senate bills despite their unpopularity and deviations from his campaign promises.
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And women's liberation is the latest cause, championed by the world's biggest pop stars—Beyoncé and Taylor Swift.
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A former history teacher, she championed better public school education and supported a freeze on charter school expansion.
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Trump's administration is on the opposite side of the case, opposing the New Jersey law championed by Christie.
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Critics say it's merely house cleaning of opponents, while others have championed the campaign to wipe out malfeasance.
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The École championed the practice and Professor Claude Bernard was Europe's primary proponent of vivisection at the time.
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GOP senators at his confirmation hearing today championed Sessions's "good heart" and his—widely challenged—civil rights record.
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" The Chicago Tribune, which had long championed Nixon and then called for his resignation, lamented, "He is devious.
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Staley has championed an aggressive push in investment banking that has so far largely failed to bear fruit.
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I've advocated for strong net neutrality rules, fought big cable mergers and media consolidation, and championed media diversity.
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The legislation, which would allow people aged 2628 to 28500 to buy Medicare, is being championed by Rep.
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It's a goal that he has adamantly championed for years, though he hasn't given many specifics about it.
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President John F. Kennedy championed him as a kind of model citizen—which, by all accounts, he was.
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If anything, it makes a mockery of the WBC's championed "Clean Boxing Program," which is administered by VADA.
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After all, it was Bannon who championed Roy Moore at the expense of the establishment favorite Luther Strange.
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Azar championed the pharmaceutical industry's goal of limiting the ability of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to negotiate rebates.
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Here he has championed personalities over American interests and values — and injured both those interests and those values.
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Notaro's show was originally championed by Louis CK; he worked as a producer on the first two seasons.
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Mr. Trudeau's Liberal government has long championed closer engagement with nondemocratic nations as part of its foreign policy.
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Romney wrote in Tuesday's op-ed that he agreed with some of the policy changes Trump has championed.
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The Republican convention pushed radical change while the Democratic one championed the more conservative tenet of unwavering consistency.
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Policymakers saw the need in 2005, and implemented the RFS, a bipartisan policy I championed in the Senate.
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As a side theme, marchers will protest Trump's crackdown on illegal immigrants and other issues he has championed.
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Founded in 1941 in New York City,the brand Coach has been championed for its luxurious leather accessories.
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Unfortunately, the price of this tolerance is the degradation of public markets and governance standards they once championed.
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Ready to take an LSay what you want about the Green New Deal championed by Democrats like Rep.
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Literacy, the cause she championed, fit well into the President's overarching initiatives, so the melding was relatively seamless.
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Clinton, among other things, has championed raising the minimum wage as well as paid family and medical leave.
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In an astounding number of books he has championed a more eclectic approach to law and public policy.
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Long before he took office from Raul Castro in April, 58-year-old Diaz-Canel championed the cause.
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Shortly thereafter, British Vogue declared "clown trousers" a bona fide trend, as championed by Olivier Rousteing at Balmain.
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Attempts to promote technocrat Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko, championed by Washington as a reformer, fizzled out this week.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden championed the initiative after losing his son Beau to brain cancer in 2015.
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Indeed, military leaders understand this and have championed the idea that anyone qualified to serve should serve. Period.
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He was unable to build enough Council support for major projects he championed, including a downtown casino complex.
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During her lengthy congressional career, she has championed consumers, the homeless and those in need of affordable housing.
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The big picture: Democrats say that, going back to FDR, they've championed pro-worker policies like strengthening unions.
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Victoria Barrett, 173, and Getrude Clement, 16, have championed the issue from very different parts of the world.
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The bill also included some provisions championed by conservatives, including new abilities for school administrators to arm staff.
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It was championed as the wave of a future, but some cautioned that the stock price was overvalued.
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The values he championed - enshrined in the grand American anthems sung for him today - are indomitable and enduring.
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Bernie Sanders, who has championed the proposal as well but said it would require increasing taxes middle class.
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This bill was bipartisan, non-controversial, and included legislative components that Democrats have long supported and even championed.
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Van Lathan, the black TMZ employee who repudiated West's comments on camera, was quickly championed as a hero.
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The belated efforts to reconcile with Indigenous people have been championed by the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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President Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, have championed their close relations with the Saudi leadership.
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On social media, in between anti-immigrant and nationalistic messages, his party also championed bread-and-butter causes.
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But now this collective understanding is under assault by the very power that has championed it most fervently.
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Mr. Trump has long championed trade barriers as a way to protect United States manufacturers from foreign competitors.
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The proposal has also been vigorously championed by, among others, the Toronto Board of Trade, a business group.
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At IBM, she has championed diversity initiatives, leading the women in technology council and the women's leadership council.
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But what he most proudly championed was modern Hebrew itself, the form of the language that Zionism revived.
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Rare among Republicans, he championed climate science and introduced a plan of his own to tax carbon emissions.
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Mr. Pollini certainly took risks in the days when he championed thorny modernist works by Boulez and Nono.
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, president from 2005 to 2013, championed the resistance economy and implemented populist measures to garner support.
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This strategy, championed by former co-CEO Keith Block, is credited with helping the company grow so quickly.
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In Congress he championed the North American Free Trade Agreement, immigration and education reforms, and universal health care.
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"What resonated with me was the way the sisters joined the personal circles" of the artists they championed.
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As a result of a referendum he championed last year, the once-ceremonial presidency has vastly expanded powers.
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While Morgan has championed the new policy, asylum seekers now living in Mexico only see desperation and terror.
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Building restrictions and rent controls championed by the likes of de Blasio have only made this problem worse.
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Since then, it's championed cutting-edge technology like the internet, AI, nuclear threat detectors, virtual fences, and robots.
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Instead, she championed a public option and focused on growing access to free community college and Pell Grants.
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I have called for a bold, progressive agenda, and that's exactly what Senator Sanders has championed for decades.
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At the same time, these leaders often championed state and local social justice causes below the national radar.
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As an editor he championed writers, like Judy Blume, who changed the landscape of literature for young people.
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That same ideology — now focused on Iran — is championed by Pompeo and former National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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But the survey showed that the actual tenets of the Green New Deal, championed by New York Rep.
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Giordo has overseen the relaunch of the L-159 and has championed the next generation L-39 trainer.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who championed the mission, later consoled the ISRO team in a televised address.
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Lopez Obrador firmly opposed a 2013 constitutional overhaul championed by his predecessor that ended Pemex's decades-long monopoly.
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In fact, Zinke's appointment was championed by President Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., an avid big game hunter.
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Those approaches aren't favored by many gun control advocates and weren't championed by most of the Parkland students.
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In 313, legislators — from Virginia to California, and Michigan to Florida — were debating disclosure bills championed by True.com.
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For years, she has championed the notion of the bath as luxury, as the ultimate, deserved self-indulgence.
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In the past, I've thought of Antonia Franceschi as one of those unjustly neglected choreographers championed by NYTB.
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Public markets in the U.S. now allow a complete shakedown of shareholder rights that were championed for generations.
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Baldessari was a brilliant Californian who saw the absurdity in almost everything, including the conceptual strategies he championed.
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He championed simple measures like building small ramps to let them escape if they fell through cattle gates.
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In so doing McCarthy sought to block a bipartisan legislative housing package championed by President Harry S. Truman.
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Championed by large tech companies and consumer groups, net neutrality was formally adopted by the FCC in 2015.
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The poll finds some middle ground on charter schools, an issue that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos has championed.
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He had championed Conversations About Race, which has gained national acclaim but has proved controversial among some parents.
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The U.S. championed many of the strongest provisions in the agreement when it was participating in the negotiations.
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In his reviews in The New York Times, he championed experimental choreographers emerging in the 1960s and '70s.
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Like the young Scorsese and his friends, the Cahiers du Cinéma critics who became directors, championed those films.
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It was a moving, inclusive, sex-positive delight that championed female narratives and Hanawalt's unique voice and style.
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He correctly championed the cause of single-payer for many years and throughout the Democratic primaries in 2016.
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It is essential to this country's national security and should be vigorously championed by the president and Congress.
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The toughest piece of abortion legislation in the country — a bill she had championed for years — suddenly passed.
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A former librarian, Laura Bush championed childhood literacy and education programs during her time in the White House.
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Progressives couldn't save it, and Pelosi allowed the Senate version, championed by Republicans, to come to the floor.
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Some critics of Mr. Trump have championed the perception that institutions are working to broadly oppose Mr. Trump.
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He pitted the interests of immigrant "dreamers" against the "forgotten" blue-collar whites he championed in his campaign.
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During the campaign, Trump championed letting veterans see any doctor they choose, inside or outside the VA system.
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It was championed by Walter Plecker, the state's first head of vital statistics and an advocate of eugenics.
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Now, the White House has championed antigovernment protesters in Iran, though experts say Trump's support might be counterproductive.
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Cameron is a former staffer in Washington for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who has championed Cameron's candidacy.
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During his 42-year career in journalism, Mr. Hilliard championed diversity in hiring and civility in news coverage.
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For this initiative, we championed some of the UK's most exciting fashion talents who in turn champion sustainability.
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She also proposed an aggressive higher-education bill that gutted regulatory requirements and championed work force training programs.
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Over the past year, my Administration has championed the creation of international initiatives to promote women's economic empowerment.
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Affordable care for children under 5, long a goal of Democrats, is now being championed by Ivanka Trump.
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Bush was a passionate literacy advocate, a cause she championed in the White House and throughout her life.
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She brought us ambassadors from other culinary traditions, and she championed cookbooks that focused on food above efficiency.
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In Tennessee, for example, a proposal to allow more municipal broadband was championed by a Republican from Chattanooga.
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Amid a chaotic scramble for votes, Ryan, who championed the bill, met with Trump at the White House.
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The Freedom of Information Act, which prevailed because journalists championed it for improving public access to government records.
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He has a pronounced interest in the sort of changes to farming championed by the farm-to-table movement.
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The surprise win could have a significant impact on Wisconsin's new Foxconn plant, which had been championed by Walker.
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Their party has championed putting kids in cages, taking health care away from working families and defiling the Constitution.
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Championed by groups like the AFL-CIO, it aims to help investors better gauge the reasonableness of CEO pay.
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Kate, who wore an L.K. Bennett coat over a red dress by Goat, has also long championed the cause.
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Law-enforcement officers have been adopted by one side of a culture war, and their specific interests happily championed.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi publicly championed the bill too, signaling that it is a high priority for the caucus.
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The endurance of Williamson and others championed by Oprah speak to the pull toward something larger and more structured.
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Throughout her campaign Nixon championed issues like Medicare for All, fixing New York's crumbling subway system, and legalizing marijuana.
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In his previous role heading Breitbart, Bannon promoted the emerging alt-right, which has also been championed by racists.
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The album, produced by the formidable Rick Rubin, championed Ms. Nettles's survivalist spirit with airy, contemporary crossover-pop arrangements.
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The germ of Mr. Cuomo's plan was championed long ago by Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who died in 2003.
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To many, he is the face of Windows Phone, an operating system he championed and helped nurture to life.
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Geoffrey Crowther, The Economist's chairman, who had championed the Smithsons, said generously that it would be the architects' ornament.
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For its first edition, the Global Goals Awards honored the actions of three women who have championed female empowerment.
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His merged Conservative Party championed smaller government, lower taxes and devolution of power from the centre to the provinces.
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Like other pre-emption attempts, the Alabama effort is championed almost entirely by Republicans, and the hypocrisy is obvious.
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Mr Obama has also championed charter schools, the part-publicly funded and independently run schools hated by teachers' unions.
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Kaine has supported many issues championed by the Clinton, including reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, gun safety, and immigration reform.
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He learned that lesson well during and after George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq, which Powell at first championed.
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France could also soon see new legislation surrounding harassment, championed by the French minister for gender equality, Marlène Schiappa.
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Along with Kate and Prince Harry, William has championed breaking the stigma of mental health awareness in recent years.
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More than half of all Americans now live in states that have championed legislation to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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" Presumptive party nominee Hillary Clinton championed the congressmen and women's actions, tweeting, "This is what real leadership looks like.
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However, since that's not the case anymore, the announcement is already being championed by binge-watchers and frequent travelers.
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Fischer, a maverick in the research world, has championed the use of large company sponsors to fund his expeditions.
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That milestone was achieved largely thanks to a single MP who championed draft legislation written by civil-society groups.
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Over the years we have also championed many controversial causes, from privatisation to drug legalisation and same-sex marriage.
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The kind of love championed by anti-abortion crusaders doesn't save lives; too often, it has the opposite effect.
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Harris championed of the takedown of Backpage and support of the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) last year.
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Pritzker championed the amendment as a way to raise about $3.4 billion annually to address the state's fiscal woes.
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He also jolted the region by pulling Washington out of an Asia-Pacific trade deal that Japan had championed.
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Over the years Mr. Sanders has opposed some gun control legislation championed by many Democrats, including Mrs. Clinton. Mrs.
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For more than a year Hunter has championed the cause of pardoning Behenna, a 35-year-old Oklahoma native.
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That effort took years, but it was a quest Rothblatt championed in an effort to save her daughter's life.
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True, whiffs of corruption hung over him, and the bankruptcies of two state firms he championed were a blot.
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Trump also jolted the region by pulling Washington out of an Asia-Pacific trade deal that Japan had championed.
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I don't view it as a game-changer because the issue has been championed by Democrats for so long.
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As a founding board member of the Studio Museum in Harlem, Betty championed the museum before it even existed.
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A small but not insignificant 224 percent of Republicans also support the plan championed by Democratic Presidential candidate Sen.
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Senior Communist Party leaders, including President Xi Jinping, have long championed workers' rights, and are often photographed visiting factories.
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Cruz, a lawyer with extensive experience arguing before the court, has championed this view as have his GOP rivals.
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But the night did have moments that felt like the Japanese wrestling championed on message boards and on DailyMotion.
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Many of these artists championed Black Studies departments at colleges, and students challenged their institutions to acknowledge their histories.
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The first, championed by Robert Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University, suggests humanity has run out of big ideas.
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He has also devotedly championed the elusive miniatures of Federico Mompou, which he describes as "the music of evaporation".
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The administration has championed the cause of entrepreneurship, and job creation has been a comfortable bipartisan issue post-Recession.
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Potts, an Australian concert promoter who championed country music, was killed last year in a motorcycle accident in Tasmania.
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These artists did not forget their African-American predecessors; indeed, they often championed them in discussions about their work.
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The bill, which was championed by Matteo Renzi, Italy's prime minister, has been a long time in the making.
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That consensus, with its attempt to reconcile values and interests, prudence with action, needs to be articulated and championed.
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He was best known as a critic of the U.S. war in Iraq, a military engagement he initially championed.
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Pete Wilson, championed Proposition 187, a voter initiative in 1994 that would have cut off benefits for illegal immigrants.
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Mr. Rabinovich has been championed by the pianist Andras Schiff, whose revelatory interpretations of Haydn sonatas are much admired.
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Republicans have already seized on some Democratic nominees' support for "Medicare for all" legislation, an effort championed by Sanders.
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But Republicans who saw the changing demographics of their districts and championed sensible immigration policy fared well on Tuesday.
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While Republican governors championed the reforms in many of these states, they were embraced by lawmakers of both parties.
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He also championed a tax overhaul that increased tax revenue but earned him some enemies within the business community.
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The provision I championed that bans lifetime limits on insurance policies has also been a godsend for many families.
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In 2018 alone, voters in Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Utah championed reform to their states' unfair redistricting processes.
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Most self-described conservatives support judicial restraint, but a growing chorus of self-described libertarians has championed judicial engagement.
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"Paula has always championed artists who have redefined the art of our times," said Steven Henry, the gallery's director.
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But Hegar said she did not support policies like the Green New Deal, which has been championed by Rep.
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At Cambridge, the scholars Christopher Ricks and Eric Griffiths championed Mr. Hill's poetry, helping greatly to elevate his reputation.
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Recent weeks have produced some dissension among Democratic presidential contenders regarding "Medicare for All," a proposal championed by Sens.
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The United States has championed LGBT rights abroad, but it has not secured basic anti-discrimination protections at home.
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He has also long championed "Medicare for All," a government-run system that would effectively eliminate private health insurance.
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Brownley introduced a similar bill in the previous Congress, and before that the bill was championed by former Rep.
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While President Donald Trump has championed his administration's "America First" policies, Europe and China appear to have strengthened ties.
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The idea has long been championed by the airline industry, but failed to gain traction in Congress last year.
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Democrats have long championed the idea of infrastructure investment, but repeatedly ran into a buzzsaw of opposition from Republicans.
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg has championed the "lean in" method as a means of achieving women's empowerment.
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Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare—three programs championed by Democrats—could all be in trouble thanks to this bill.
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An amendment championed by Democrats about the regulation of paid tax return preparers failed on a party-line vote.
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In 1994, the state's Republican governor, Pete Wilson, championed a voter initiative to deny social services to illegal immigrants.
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Indeed, the socialist model championed by our Latin American peers is the very genesis of Puerto Rico's current problems.
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In the 4G era, China championed one of the two sanctioned global standards, called Time Division Long-Term Evolution.
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He also despised sentimentality and championed the new, but not at the risk of forgetting or condemning the classic.
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In June, Trump commuted Alice Johnson's sentence after the 63-year-old's case was championed by Kim Kardashian West.
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The proceeds will go to the rainforest preservation charity Cool Earth, an organization championed by her friend Vivienne Westwood.
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So far, that cause has largely been championed solely by Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat and digital privacy advocate.
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Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios, championed the cause of getting Spider-Man into the Disney-run sphere.
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At the Haus der Kunst and Tate Modern, he has championed collaborations between visual arts venues and performing artists.
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Jerry Volenec was very drawn to the idea of a businessman that championed American farmers in the White House.
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He championed reforms, including one streamlining how cities bid for the Games, and made the entire bidding process cheaper.
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Mr. Grove's paranoia championed and fed on Moore's Law, as Intel strove to achieve profit from that computing cadence.
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Most recently, the Democratic senator championed a bill to roll back regulations on all but the largest U.S. banks.
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Cartier, MB&F, Hermès and Ulysses Nardin and Girard-Perregaux were among the brands that championed the new developments.
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Part of the explanation is the muted response of the center-left parties that have traditionally championed progressive policies.
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Under Obama, Republicans championed fiscal responsibility and called to reduce the deficit — now they&aposve largely tossed it aside.
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Another major painting in the sale is by Mr. Khakhar, an Indian artist who was championed by Mr. Hodgkin.
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The United States once championed the Afghan leader Hamid Karzai as the democratic successor to the Taliban's oppressive regime.
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As for coal, which Mr. Trump has championed, it will never "be the king it once was," she said.
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Public charter schools, which Ms. DeVos has championed and are generally supported across party lines, received a funding boost.
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"The pressure worked," said Varshini Prakash, executive director of the Sunrise Movement, which has championed Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's proposal.
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Lam, who was selected by China's leaders to govern Hong Kong two years ago and has championed the bill.
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The project, once championed by President Trump as evidence of a manufacturing renewal, has been mired in mixed signals.
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Skeptical of the high prices and side effects of modern drugs, he championed plant medicines as a viable alternative.
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He has championed works by contemporary Chinese composers, and his musical travels have taken him to Syria and Iran.
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After a decade leading Smith, she wrote three acclaimed memoirs, among other books, and championed feminist causes and ideas.
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The agreement ended months of wrangling and contentious meetings over the "fair fares" program that Mr. Johnson had championed.
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The decision, championed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, follows the relaxing of other restrictions imposed on Saudi women.
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Both were pieces of legislation that Mr. Trump championed but that Mr. Donovan said would have hurt his constituents.
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Bernie Sanders has championed, the private insurance sector would be eliminated and replaced by a government-run healthcare system.
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And it was championed by a man who once said women in full-face veils looked like letter boxes.
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He has championed nativism and economic nationalism, railed against establishments of all stripes, and attacked both multiculturalism and internationalism.
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In 85033, Arpaio championed Arizona's S.B. 1070 law, which critics said encouraged local law enforcement to racially profile Latinos.
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Since Iceland became fully independent from Denmark in 1944, its presidents have championed the need to protect the language.
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The $5003 billion project is one of several high-cost improvements to New York's transportation system championed by Gov.
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Universal coverage is championed by Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus of Ethiopia, the director general of the World Health Organization.
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I'm not sure what it says about Australia that this progress has been most vigorously championed by non-Australians.
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It has championed bright, bold prints on its bags because it made sense for the customer it was courting.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), a former tech sector executive who has championed numerous government technology bills, will both participate.
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A House Republican strategist said the GOP will attack the recent push by some Democrats and championed by Sen.
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After years of budget woes, state lawmakers voted to reverse course from the sweeping tax cuts championed by Gov.
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