Inside the DNR, the Russia-backed region clashing with Ukraine Inside the DNR, the Russia-backed region clashing with Ukraine This segment originally aired Dec.
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Kate (Chrissy Metz) wound up clashing with sister-in-law Beth (Susan Kelechi Watson), who was busy clashing with the bachelorette-party-crashing Randall (Sterling K. Brown).
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Ominously, Kushner is now said to be clashing with Bannon.
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Mr Galitsky says his vision began clashing with investors' wishes.
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The two sides are clashing with the future in mind.
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You also have to avoid clashing with your mates' gigs.
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By 287, he was also clashing with other opposition leaders.
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Already modernism is clashing with the area's sleepy seaside life.
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Scores were arrested after clashing with police and burning cars.
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New social norms around sex and gender clashing with conservatism.
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The tweet included a video showing bystanders clashing with firefighters.
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Footage shared online showed officers with batons clashing with crowds.
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He left the White House after clashing with the president.
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Donors have dreaded the consequences of clashing with Mr. Trump directly.
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Anti-immigrant protesters in Pretoria, South Africa are clashing with police.
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Protestors have been clashing with police over the DAPL since April.
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Those cities, however, might end up clashing with the federal government.
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Clashing with the rock star pope could make it even bigger.
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Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine are clashing with the country's military.
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Outside the concert hall, demonstrators protested Polanski's nomination, clashing with police.
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Reuters was unable to verify footage showing riot police clashing with protesters.
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Reuters was unable to verify footage that showed police clashing with protesters.
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Over the weekend, protesters again took to the streets, clashing with authorities.
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He stepped away from the project after clashing with the sculptor's son.
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Others simply pointed to Trump's rhetoric clashing with Intel's commitment to diversity.
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Later, there were reports of protesters vandalizing property and clashing with police.
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But a younger generation of Democrats is clashing with that old guard.
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Riot police appeared soon after, amassing outside the terminal, clashing with demonstrators.
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One type of diversity is always clashing with another type of diversity.
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That protest ended with activists storming the building, and clashing with police.
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Clashing with an entrenched oligarchy, positivists campaigned for Brazilian abolition in 1888.
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Protesters downtown Just blocks from Trump's inaugural parade, protesters were clashing with police.
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With traditional conservatives increasingly clashing with hardline populists, he may well be right.
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This is also no story of classically trained ballerinas clashing with street dancers.
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People are clashing with the security forces at Shohada (martyrs) Square right now.
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The Trump administration is also clashing with the state over environmental protection regulations.
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Demonstrators blocked traffic in several major cities in addition to clashing with police.
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Duties at home are clashing with responsibilities you have in your public life.
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The month wraps up with the Sun clashing with Neptune on November 30.
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She meticulously combed through recruits' files, clashing with coaches when she found flaws.
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The city is clashing with the restaurant over LGBTQ+ values and religious freedom.
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Videos posted online showed demonstrators violently clashing with each other and with police.
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Shulkin has also been clashing with Trump political appointees on his own staff.
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January wraps up with Mercury clashing with Uranus in Aries on January 31.
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Giudice's sister-in-law Melissa Gorga gets in on the action, clashing with Laurita.
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Clashing with Mr Trump seems to have done him little political damage at home.
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Jock said they entered the town on Thursday morning after clashing with rebel forces.
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Lopez Obrador has shied away from addressing the wall to avoid clashing with Trump.
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Clashing with everything around him, he stood erect, maybe 5-foot-8, impeccably dressed.
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August 6 brings stress thanks to chatty Mercury clashing with serious Saturn in Sagittarius.
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Sweet Venus clashing with shady Pluto will rock all relationships built on shaky ground.
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After clashing with new management over its direction, Muzkya was relieved of her position.
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Ryan has been a frequent critic of the administration, clashing with White House officials.
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Jock said they entered Mai-wut on Thursday morning after clashing with rebel forces.
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August opens with Jupiter in Libra, clashing with Pluto in Capricorn, on August 4.
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Suddenly, the usually sleepy Office of Government Ethics was clashing with the White House.
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Raggi has refused to back Rome's bid for the 2024 Olympics, clashing with Caltagirone.
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The group has a history of clashing with anti-fascist protesters, known as antifa.
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Protesters rioted in the city's downtown, clashing with police officers, looting shops, and vandalizing vehicles.
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Your ruling planet, Venus, runs into trouble today, clashing with confusing Neptune and grumpy Saturn.
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High-profile cases have included Adidas clashing with Skechers USA and Nike taking on Puma.
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Barr canceled his scheduled appearance after clashing with Nadler over the format of the hearing.
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Eight protesters were detained for disturbing the peace after clashing with police, the statement said.
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At the CEO level, industry leaders are verbally, legally and organizationally clashing with Trump's policies.
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He drew international attention by staging a lengthy hunger strike and frequently clashing with guards.
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The sentences set off protests across the region, with protesters at times clashing with police.
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An opposition supporter wears a home made tear gas mask while clashing with riot police.
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The government blamed opposition activists clashing with security forces on a highway out of Caracas.
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Rumors of him clashing with Trump and/or being on the way out are everywhere.
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Unexpected flare-ups surface in your relationships this evening thanks to Mars clashing with Uranus.
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Several thousand people joined nightly rallies to support the gunmen, occasionally clashing with the police.
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Snapshot: Above, protesters clashing with the police in Santiago for an International Women's Day march.
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Amy Klobuchar spent much of the evening visibly miffed, especially when clashing with Mr. Buttigieg.
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Mr. Runcie cut his term short after clashing with the Trump administration and Ms. DeVos.
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Populist leaders, including President Trump, are clashing with institutions that they say oppose popular will.
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The result is an emerging policy of cooperation with China rather than clashing with it.
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The president's lead attorney, John Dowd, resigned Thursday after clashing with Trump about legal strategy.
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And Mortimer, whose romance with Scott Kluth hits a rough patch, is still clashing with Morgan.
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But he departed in 2014 after clashing with intelligence colleagues over counterterrorism approaches and other issues.
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Then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis resigned after clashing with Trump over withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria.
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He was ousted after clashing with top Obama national security officials, including intelligence director James Clapper.
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Gift them a basic neutral option that's got just enough cheekiness without clashing with their decor.
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Instead of clashing with the opposition, some of the left-wing activists began fighting among themselves.
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Boeing spent months clashing with Bombardier after Delta Air Lines ordered 75 CSeries planes in 2016.
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DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced her departure on Sunday after clashing with Trump over border security.
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On Monday evening, some protesters identified the forces clashing with protesters as the Rapid Support Forces.
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It is rare to see such a range of players clashing with the outcomes so uncertain.
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During his tenure as president, Mr. Powers spent much of his time clashing with Texas Gov.
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Bolton left the administration in September after clashing with Trump over Iran and North Korea policy.
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Soldiers fired tear gas after clashing with protesters blocking a road overnight in the Akkar region.
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John Reeder was moved to American University as an "executive in residence" after clashing with Pruitt.
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Genish's predecessor, Flavio Cattaneo, left in July after clashing with both Vivendi and the Italian government.
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In 2015 several dozen protesters attacked a gay pride march, throwing flares and clashing with police.
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Thirteen police officers were ultimately hospitalized after clashing with protesters, Police Commissioner Lo Wai-chung said Tuesday.
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Some have done multiple stints, though have left or were fired after clashing with the chief executive.
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The violence is often painted as ethno-religious: chiefly Muslim Fulani herders clashing with mainly Christian farmers.
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Similar Paris protests in June turned violent, with taxi drivers overturning cars and clashing with the police.
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Yet today, some facilities face closure while the state attorney general has been clashing with the CDC.
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Kolomoisky has lived abroad since clashing with Poroshenko over Ukraine's largest bank, which he used to own.
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Militants stormed the city, clashing with government troops and prompting Duterte to declare martial law in Mindanao.
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Sandoval came to the VA after working at the Treasury Department and reportedly clashing with staff there.
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Ricardel made few friends since she came on board in April, clashing with officials across the administration.
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But in recent weeks, Turkish and Kurdish forces in the area have begun clashing with each other.
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Kamala Harris, clashing with Biden in the first debate proved to be jet fuel for her campaign.
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Your modern planetary ruler, Uranus, stirs things up today by clashing with the Sun—expect the unexpected!
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Hearing is just one realm in which new technology is clashing with traditional medical practice and regulations.
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They surrounded the legislature, clashing with the police and blocking pro-establishment lawmakers from entering the building.
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Here, Republicans would need a compelling interest in clashing with the White House on other policy areas.
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One rally in London last June turned violent, and five police officers were injured after clashing with protesters.
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"It's a great meeting point—an explosive combination—literally Trump's anti-muslim racism clashing with humanity," says Rudd.
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The firm's investment banking head, Christian Meissner, reportedly left recently after clashing with Moynihan over the division's resources.
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Sweet Venus clashing with Saturn, the planet of fear and restriction, won't be easy during this new moon.
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He mentioned the case of 43 young students who disappeared in 2014 after clashing with the Mexican police.
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Capcom, the residents of the Mushroom Kingdom are clashing with wild and crazy Rabbids in this Switch exclusive.
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But he and the drummer Denny Seiwell left the band in July 1973 after clashing with Mr. McCartney.
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The vote follows five days of protests that included demonstrators clashing with police, breaking windows and destroying property.
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But his focus on getting there keeps clashing with Dorothy's confusion and, more crucially, his own fractured mind.
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Demonstrators stormed the airport — which is secured by MINUSMA, the UN's peacekeeping mission in Mali — clashing with peacekeepers.
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A new wave of student activism for gun control there is clashing with bedrock support for gun rights.
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Mr. Frotman is not the only federal student lending official to leave after clashing with the Trump administration.
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The president is now openly clashing with the governors who have been left pleading for information and resources.
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Protesters celebrate after setting fire to a makeshift barricade after clashing with police at an anti-government rally.
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Mattis in the past has been dismissive of reports he's clashing with the administration, suggesting they aren't true.
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The president also refuted reports that Tillerson had been ready to resign in July after clashing with Trump.
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Stephen Bannon - Trump's chief strategist was fired by Trump in mid-August after clashing with White House moderates.
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More and more people began moving to cities to find work and water, often clashing with urban dwellers.
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Oi must file a restructuring plan by Wednesday after repeatedly clashing with creditors over the terms of the deal.
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In Paris, television broadcasts and social media videos showed crowds clashing with cops along the French capital's Champs Elysees.
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She's shown a propensity to fight, at times clashing with Buttigieg in the center and Sanders on the left.
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On Sunday, footage circulated of two men clashing with protesters and migrants outside their home in the city center.
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Perez lasted a little more than a year after clashing with Knight over how the company should be run.
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In Basra, seven protesters were injured after clashing with guards belonging to a local militia group, security forces said.
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Spotify is clashing with Warner's publishing arm over the rights to stream its vast catalog of music in India.
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Meanwhile, Mortimer, whose romance with Scott Kluth hit a rough patch, is still clashing with Morgan — as is Medley.
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It's the 1960s now, which means Nazi overlords are clashing with counter-culture, open racism, and rampant drug experimentation.
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Apple's Tim Cook has been unwavering in his support, defending encryption fiercely and frequently, often clashing with public officials.
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He led U.S. Central Command until 2013, when he left the military after clashing with membersof the Obama administration.
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Brussels also wants to avoid clashing with the two-round French presidential election on April 23 and May 7.
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But strange things suddenly start happening at the school, and Luce begins clashing with his teacher, Harriet Wilson (Spencer).
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And even leaving that aside, Singer essentially bailed on making this movie, after reportedly clashing with Malek and producers.
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He will be remembered for clashing with Trump and suffering for it politically among members of his own party.
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Ms. Ni has a history of clashing with the government over rights issues and has been imprisoned several times.
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While Kylie was dealing with the housewarming party drama, the other daughters were also clashing with their momager Kris.
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Demonstrators have for four months been clashing with security forces, often building barricades and lobbing rocks at security forces.
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The energy today is very intense, due to warrior planet Mars clashing with the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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And in Paris, some 2000,21979 swarmed the Sorbonne in May, turning cars into barricades and clashing with riot police.
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Mr. Murphy's stalking ground is on the contentious new frontier where hunters are clashing with conservationists: cities and suburbs.
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The ISIS fighters in the Mamand Valley began clashing with the Taliban and demanding that locals side with them.
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Kurdish troops had left Khanaqin, near the border with Iran, on Tuesday to avoid clashing with advancing Iraqi forces.
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Jobs famously left (or was ousted, depending on who you believe) in 1985, after clashing with CEO John Sculley.
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His unit was constantly on the move, clashing with Chinese troops and guerrillas who put up a fierce resistance.
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Protesters banging pots and pans assembled outside, blocking some of the politicians from leaving and clashing with the police.
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Authorities have blamed it on insurgents that have been clashing with the central government for nearly half a century.
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The acquittal sparked days of protests that at times were violent, with demonstrators clashing with police and destroying property.
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It's a confusing day, due to the Sun clashing with Neptune, and you're wondering which direction you want to go.
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The talks are scheduled to finish by the end of March to avoid clashing with Mexico's presidential election in July.
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The conquistadors converged with African and indigenous populations, enslaving many and, later, clashing with them in their quests for liberty.
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The Chinese government even risks clashing with foreign governments by claiming some form of jurisdiction over their ethnic-Han citizens.
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In doing so, ironically, they are clashing with their former allies, the billionaire Koch Brothers, who prefer more libertarian policies.
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Protests have turned violent over the result, with demonstrators burning ballot boxes and clashing with riot police in several cities.
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The observatory said Thursday that Syrian troops were clashing with ISIS fighters while receiving help from Syrian and Russian warplanes.
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The moon connects with Saturn, creating a grounding effect before clashing with Venus and meeting Neptune, bringing plenty of fun.
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After clashing with Trump during his high-profile book tour earlier this year, Comey is urging voters to elect Democrats.
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Important information comes to light on Tuesday as a result of messenger planet Mercury clashing with your planetary ruler Jupiter.
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Police cars and television vans lined the block, the hum of a dozen running engines clashing with the cathedral's bells.
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But strange things suddenly start happening at the school, and Luce begins clashing with his teacher, Harriet Wilson (Octavia Spencer).
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Kupperman replaces Mira Ricardel, who was ousted from the position last year after clashing with First Lady Melania Trump's staff.
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Haitians have been on the streets, torching cars, clashing with police demanding President Jovenel Moise and the prime minister resign.
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Wednesday: John Bolton was fired after clashing with President Trump over foreign policy issues like Afghanistan, Iran and North Korea.
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Palestinian protesters appeared to heed Haniyeh's call, clashing with Israeli troops in protests that broke out Thursday, the AP reported.
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Bannon left the White House in 2017 after clashing with then-White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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The founder was pushed out after clashing with experienced executives, highlighting a generational and gender divide within the clothing retailer.
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She was pushed out after a year, after clashing with the center's senior staff, who were backed by the board.
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You're moody AF today, Cancer, with the Moon (your ruling planet) clashing with foggy Neptune, gluttonous Jupiter, and grumpy Saturn.
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Rosenstein has been clashing with some House Republicans for months over requests for Department of Justice documents, the Washington Examiner reported .
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But sceptics worry about the dangers of overreach and the potential for clashing with greater powers crowding into the Red Sea.
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Administration officials are clashing with one another over the degree to which the two nations and their companies should share technology.
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Snodgrass, who eventually quit after clashing with a top Mattis aide, clearly admires his former boss but does not canonize him.
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The talks are supposed to wrap up by the end of March to avoid clashing with Mexico's general elections in July.
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Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib, Omar and Ayanna Pressley (D-Mass.) have made headlines for clashing with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
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We also know that Maia hails from one of Chicago's preeminent families, and Diane will be clashing with a rival attorney.
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The firm's investment banking head, Christian Meissner, reportedly left earlier this month after clashing with Moynihan over the division's risk appetite.
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The moon connects with Saturn, reminding you of your responsibilities before clashing with Venus and meeting Neptune, inspiring a dreamy energy.
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While the helicopter hovered over Caracas, about a mile away, at the National Assembly, lawmakers were clashing with Venezuelan National Guardsmen.
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If it has, it's really taking the bull by the horns by directly clashing with Samsung's Sunday evening press event timing.
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There will, however, be an over-the-top vibe on July 5 thanks to the Sun clashing with Jupiter in Libra.
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For nearly half an hour, dozens of masked youth took over the front of the procession, clashing with riot police officers.
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The Moon enters Fire sign Leo at 7:29 AM before clashing with Venus at 12:14 PM, stirring up insecurity.
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He also said police would temporarily avoid directly clashing with "high-spirited rioters" to give themselves a breather and avoid injuries.
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He also said police would temporarily avoid directly clashing with "high-spirited rioters" to give themselves a breather and avoid injuries.
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Either way, Kelly and Ricardel wouldn't be the first West Wing officials to be ousted after clashing with a first lady.
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The upheaval has been exploited by members of far-right groups who have also protested, often clashing with more moderate demonstrators.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly is clashing with the White House over staffing decisions, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday evening.
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Things have escalated quickly with anti-Maduro activists clashing with the military in protests and bombing the Venezuelan Supreme Court building.
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He was a big, talented, peripatetic TV star, who, at times, was his own worst enemy, too often clashing with management.
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He said he was interested to meet the boys' father despite his reputation back home for clashing with his sons' coaches.
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Now, the founders of Instagram and WhatsApp have left the company after clashing with Mark over his management of their platforms.
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The government responded to the protests with a bloody crackdown, firing into crowds of demonstrators and clashing with them at barricades.
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The attacks took place in areas where government forces were clashing with rebel forces, near the cities of Damascus and Hama.
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Young people have always been on the front lines, clashing with police -- but in November, they were also on the ballot.
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Even in the Trump era — when the press is openly clashing with a president — bombing still provides push button presidential redemption.
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He came with a history of clashing with coaches, got benched for poor play after beginning the season as a starter.
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In mid-November, students turned several university campuses into fortresses, barricading themselves inside and clashing with riot police on the periphery.
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Stone was only an official Trump campaign adviser briefly, departing the operation in early August 2015 after clashing with other staffers.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is busy on June 13, making a harmonious connection with lucky Jupiter, but clashing with hazy Neptune.
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Freeland, Lighthizer and Mexico's Ildefonso Guajardo are pressing for a quick deal to avoid clashing with Mexico's July 1 presidential election.
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He only lasted a little over a month, though — Stone departed the operation in early August after clashing with other staffers.
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Venezuela's poor are turning on its president and clashing with pro-government militias Venezuela's poor are turning on its president and clashing with pro-government militias CARACAS, Venezuela — Late in the morning on Monday, April 24, protesters gathered on a patch of grass next to a pedestrian bridge in Altamira, in the eastern and wealthier half of Caracas.
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Lisa recently quit RHOBH after clashing with her castmates over a scandal known as "PuppyGate" — and ultimately refusing to film group scenes.
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Kelly resigned as chief of staff in December 2018 after clashing with national security officials as well as First Lady Melania Trump.
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But he also got a chance to tout an element of his own biography -- his military service -- in clashing with Hawaii Rep.
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Two weeks ago, white supremacists and neo-Confederates marched through Charlottesville, clashing with counterprotesters, resulting in the death of Heather D. Heyer.
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Members of the group, known for inciting violence and clashing with anti-fascist demonstrators, had also attended the Charlottesville rally in 2017.
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Stressful communications are likely to take place due to fiery Mars clashing with Saturn on the day of the eclipse, January 21.
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The culprit here may have been the salt in the peanut butter clashing with the high tannins in the otherwise excellent Amarone.
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Margarita Zavala, a former first lady in Mexico, resigned from the conservative National Action Party after clashing with its leader, Ricardo Anaya.
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And a crew of Leicester supporters known as the Baby Squad hooligan firm are clashing with Derby fans before an away game.
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Hundreds of them turned up on Sunday in the city centre of Brisbane, Australia, clashing with police and leading to several arrests.
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His family has a history of clashing with the community over the restaurant, which used to be open 24 hours a day.
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There's no telling how Bryant takes that — but she has other fish to fry, once again clashing with season-long rival Samuels.
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Although Stamos clashing with Sandberg over the Russian disinformation threat has previously been causally linked to his departure from Facebook this summer.
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This "flexibility factor" allows its governmental systems to adapt to the sharing economy, instead of clashing with it like its Western counterparts.
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Videos and pictures posted on verified social media accounts of activists showed demonstrators clashing with security forces, burning ties and building roadblocks.
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DIYARBAKIR (Reuters) - Two Turkish soldiers were killed on Monday after clashing with Kurdish militants in the eastern province of Tunceli, sources said.
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Images caught on camera showed a bus in flames and protesters clashing with police, who broke up the demonstrations with tear gas.
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Last August 11, white nationalists carried torches and chanted anti-Semitic slogans before clashing with counter-protesters at the University of Virginia.
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But the rally quickly turned violent, with white nationalist groups clashing with counterprotesters who had turned out in opposition to the gathering.
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You're talking about what you want for your future on Tuesday, thanks to chatty Mercury clashing with lucky planet Jupiter on Tuesday.
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Among the shifts: Making it easier for Wall Street to offer payday-style loans and clashing with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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It's patterned and glittered all over — pink sparkles clashing with red flowers that rub up against three-dimensional objects like toy trucks.
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He was among the Trump loyalists who left this year after clashing with the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly.
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Among the shifts: making it easier for Wall Street to offer payday-style loans and clashing with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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But it's also clashing with teachers' unions and critics, including some who question the model of pressing desperately poor parents for payments.
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Walking away from the Paris climate agreement and clashing with Europe over trade have already created a fissure with Germany and France.
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Emotions were running high outside the security gates on Friday, with protesters in downtown Washington clashing with Trump supporters and the police.
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Walter Shaub, the former head of the Office of Government Ethics, resigned in July after publicly clashing with Trump on ethical issues.
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The two sides established special communications channels to avoid clashing with each other on the ground, a process the Pentagon calls deconfliction.
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The Associated Press said it worked to keep its photo service objective and free of propaganda, at times clashing with Nazi censors.
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Los Viagras have been clashing with the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) over territory in the Tierra Caliente region in Michoacan.
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Ramirez was the longest-serving minister in Chavez's cabinet, supervising Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade, before clashing with Maduro.
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And after the protest there thinned out, dozens of people the police described as anarchists remained in the streets, clashing with officers.
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Beshear also ripped the president for clashing with the intelligence agencies, the media and the courts, accusing him of "eroding our democracy.
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In the days that followed, some counterprotesters arrived draped in Confederate flags, clashing with those who wanted the statue removed for good.
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The talks were initially scheduled to wrap up by the end of March to avoid clashing with Mexico's presidential election in July.
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Two chief executives left TIM after clashing with Vivendi and the French influence also led to confrontations with the Italian government in Rome.
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He also said Trump needed to "apologize" to the conservative movement for being arrogant, self-centered and for clashing with the tea party.
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What I'm noticing these days is that the leading hardware companies are clashing with engineering problems and limitations more often than ever before.
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Recently, the founders of WhatsApp, bought by Facebook in 2014, both left the company after reportedly clashing with Facebook executives over privacy issues.
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With the sun in emo Cancer clashing with impulsive Uranus in Aries, there will be moody meltdowns and diva-like demands flying everywhere.
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Castro had given Cuba an outsized influence in world affairs during his half century as president, partly by clashing with the United States.
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The New York Times reported last Wednesday that 73 protesters were injured after clashing with police in Merida, a city in northwestern Venezuela.
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In the boot's interior is a sort of simulation of a nonspecific wilderness clashing with modern technology, like colored lights and a screen.
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Singer, who was fired in 2017 towards the end of filming after clashing with some cast members, issued a statement denying the accusations.
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But that's clashing with all of us wanting to win and defeat this guy that that most of us regard as an abomination.
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DIYARBAKIR (Reuters) - Three Turkish soldiers were killed on Friday after clashing with Kurdish militants in the southeastern province of Hakkari, military sources said.
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But in the process, he is clashing with graffiti artists whose colorful murals have transformed the area and brought tourists to the neighborhood.
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Except for some places—such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, Somalia and Saudi Arabia—they should as far as possible avoid clashing with local regimes.
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That season, Girardi was named the National League's manager of the year, but he was fired after clashing with the owner Jeffrey Loria.
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Abdelmadjid Tebboune, another former prime minister, was sacked by Bouteflika after only 90 days after clashing with one of the then president's allies.
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Most recently, a senior director in the NSC was reportedly pushed out of the council for clashing with White House aide Stephen Miller.
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Samples are sped up to a surreal, chipmunk whir or slowed down to a dirgelike pace, at times clashing with the furious rhythms.
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It was not surprising that such people were clashing with Macron, whose movement was built on uniting free-market liberals of all parties.
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The younger Ong said all three sons had been thrown out of the family house at some point after clashing with their father.
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The bill has stalled, but protests have ballooned into a wider protest for democracy which have turned violent, with police clashing with protesters.
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After Kayla destroyed our guy, she called out Cris Cyborg -- who will be released from her UFC contract after clashing with Dana White.
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Protesters later marched along streets near the campus where some smashed storefront windows and car windshields while clashing with police, the feed showed.
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Abdelmadjid Tebboune, another former prime minister, was sacked by Bouteflika after only 90 days after clashing with one of the then president's allies.
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"You've got these big leaders who are all pretty significant figures ... big personalities, big views, and often clashing with each other," Wright says.
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You're feeling energized, but you may also be in a more combative mood than usual due to your ruling planet clashing with Mars.
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Protesters assembled for days after Mr. Castile's death, camping outside the governor's mansion in nearby St. Paul and sometimes clashing with the police.
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In July, brokers of Tehran's vast bazaar marched across the city protesting high prices and clashing with security forces near the Parliament building.
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In recent months, he and his colleagues spontaneously closed their shops and took to the streets, shouting slogans and clashing with the police.
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But city, state and federal officials blocked the deal, saying Mr. Bistricer was unfit because of his long record of clashing with tenants.
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Many were perplexed and outraged when, right after clashing with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a heated Oval Office meeting on Nov.
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Many were perplexed and outraged when, right after clashing with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in a heated Oval Office meeting on Nov.
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Anton has been a frequent presence on television defending the administration's foreign policy stances, occasionally clashing with cable news anchors in trenchant terms.
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Career public servants are clashing with inexperienced "beachhead" teams appointed by the White House to run federal agencies until permanent staff members arrive.
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Like Batman clashing with the police in Gotham City, there's often an inherent conflict between the superheroes' vision of justice and the government's.
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Mourners, mostly defectors themselves, marched with two symbolic empty caskets to the Blue House, South Korea's presidential office, eventually clashing with the police.
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Earlier in the day John Dowd -- Trump's lead personal lawyer in the Russia investigation -- quit, reportedly after clashing with the President over strategy.
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Targets of the PC 360 attacks included activists and other supporters of the Oromos, a regionalized ethnic group clashing with Ethiopia's Somali population.
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Late Tuesday, top White House economic advisor Gary Cohn announced his resignation after clashing with protectionist forces within the administration over the tariffs.
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The cause has attracted an array of tribes, activists, and environmentalists around the country, and authorities have been clashing with protestors all summer.
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Because Uranus will be busy clashing with other planets, not cooperating with them, expect things to feel erratic—but don't be pessimistic, Aquarius.
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After not showing up on set and clashing with Bohemian Rhapsody lead actor Rami Malek, Singer was replaced this week with director Dexter Fletcher.
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It also attacked the oil terminals of Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, a little further east, clashing with the PFG and causing extensive damage.
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Images of auto workers with shaved heads and red head bands clashing with riot police have come to epitomize today's public perception of unions.
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A group of several hundred white nationalists marched down the University of Virginia campus, torches in hand, before clashing with counter-protesters Friday night.
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The poor budget numbers came as hundreds of university students marched to Parliament on Wednesday, clashing with police, as they demanded free higher education.
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After clashing with Radziwill over politics in last week's episode, Singer was sure to let Frankel know that she's informed on the election's issues.
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In addition, its president Jeff Jones also left in mid-March after clashing with Kalanick and kicked the company's culture on the way out.
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Earlier, television images showed protesters breaking windows of the Congress and clashing with police, burning tires and removing parts of fences around the building.
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Across India, states are clashing with farmers and villagers as the demand for land increases for industry and development projects including highways and dams.
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Television images showed small groups of rock-throwing, masked youths clashing with police in the center of the metropolis, amid burning piles of rubbish.
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KIRKUK, Iraq, July 31 (Reuters) - Suicide bombers stormed a gas facility in northern Iraq on Sunday and clashing with police guards, security sources said.
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STC seized the government's interim base in Aden port and tried to extend its reach in nearby Abyan and Shabwa, clashing with government troops.
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Shaub resigned as the director of the Office of Government Ethics in July after clashing with the White House over Trump's complicated financial holdings.
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Wireless carriers are clashing with the Federal Communications Commission over proposed regulations that could thwart their ambitions of expanding in the mobile advertising business.
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If you've been reading newspaper headlines in recent weeks, you may think environmentalists and unions are clashing with each other over clean energy policy.
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The United States, though, has a history of clashing with the ICC, a body designed to prosecute individuals for violations of international humanitarian law.
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"You have this huge conflict of the traditional values clashing with the so-called American values and this Russian stubborn temperament," Ms. Teper said.
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At one troubled Brooklyn high school, the principal stepped down this month — after clashing with the teachers' union — "for my own sanity," she said.
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The proposed law would capture Catholic priests told of abuse during confession, clashing with a central tenet of Catholicism, the confidentiality of the confessional.
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By the evening most protesters had gone home, leaving the field to youths clashing with police as they tried to approach the presidential palace.
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Some countries now clashing with the United States have been foes in the past, while others are longtime allies unaccustomed to tensions with Washington.
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We've barely seen them exchange two words before this episode, and her pragmatism clashing with his blind faith made for some predictably electric scenes.
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He has learned from his years courting, and clashing with, the New York tabloids, that every media storm keeps his name front and center.
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A scheduled debate on the extradition bill was delayed last Wednesday after protesters gathered outside the legislature, some of them clashing with the police.
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They protested furiously in Caracas and throughout the country for years, clashing with Maduro's security forces in skirmishes that led to hundreds of deaths.
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Noah had been away from the team since clashing with the former coach Jeff Hornacek last season, when he appeared in only seven games.
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Mr. Sanford remained defiant in the face of defeat, telling supporters in Mount Pleasant, S.C., that he did not regret clashing with Mr. Trump.
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Protesters interrupted the March 4 rally in St. Paul, blowing air horns, tossing smoke bombs into the crowd and clashing with attendees and security.
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Wireless carriers are clashing with the Federal Communications Commission over proposed regulations that could thwart their ambitions of expanding in the mobile advertising business.
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FREE FALL Ramirez was the longest-serving minister in Chavez' cabinet, supervising Venezuela's oil industry for more than a decade, before clashing with Maduro.
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The government's show of force only seemed to enrage protesters further, with larger numbers of demonstrators gathering on Thursday and clashing with security forces.
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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump is pressing for a deal in principle to avoid clashing with Mexican presidential elections on July 1.
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She grew up with three brothers, and told C-Span, "they were pretty rough and tumble," so she got used to clashing with people.
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Opinion The reforms by the country's new prime minister are clashing with its flawed Constitution and could push the country toward an interethnic conflict.
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Barr canceled his House testimony after clashing with Nadler over the hearing's format, particularly having staff lawyers question him in addition to committee members.
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The moon enters nurturing water sign Cancer at 11:28 AM before clashing with Mars at 12:41 AM, putting us in a protective mood.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Friday the missile strikes on a Syrian airbase were one step away from clashing with the Russian military.
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It is rumoured that this year's World Economic Forum in Davos was held a week earlier than usual to avoid clashing with Chinese new year.
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Certain countries out of the 27 believe that Brexit should happen as soon as possible to avoid clashing with European Parliamentary elections in late May.
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It introduces Heloise, a 16-year-old girl who finds herself clashing with the Order, a religious group that violently puts down any magic users.
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Kelly had been expected to bring order to a chaotic West Wing but faced headwinds, at times clashing with Trump on a number of issues.
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Photos of the protests, which have been happening intermittently since February, have shown people burning car tires and clashing with police in Port-au-Prince.
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Tens of thousands of people marched in Caracas in support of Guaido early on Tuesday, clashing with riot police along the main Francisco Fajardo thoroughfare.
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Despite the frosty weather, the atmosphere in the stands during the game was heated as Besiktas fans threw fireworks and missiles before clashing with police.
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As the world of matching dog and pet parent merchandise continues to evolve, we become ever closer to never clashing with our canine's wardrobe again.
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The energy is going to be especially passionate on the 25th, thanks to Venus clashing with Mars, inspiring people to work toward what they want.
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The Trump administration has maintained an oftentimes venomous relationship with the press, with the president clashing with multiple news organizations and journalists over their reporting.
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On the other hand, I have a long commute and a growing family, and these factors are clashing with my current position more and more.
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Here the tech boom is clashing with tough development laws and resentment from established residents who want to choke off growth to prevent further change.
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However, Pompeo has made it a signature of his tenure to avoid at all costs clashing with Trump, a contrast with his predecessor Rex Tillerson.
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Orange is always appropriate for fall, but this softer shade allows you to decorate for the season without clashing with the rest of your decor.
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The U.S. is constantly clashing with Chinese military assets while it continues to test the disputed naval and air corridors in the South China Sea.
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In fact, the fittingly dubbed "Bonnie & Clyde" of graffiti has been clashing with the law ever since they first tagged trains together back in 2005.
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Communication will be rough this week due to Mercury clashing with hazy Neptune on June 6, plus the Sun doing the same on June 7.
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Smith, who was an original hire for the news channel in 1996, left after publicly clashing with many Fox News opinion personalities, including Tucker Carlson.
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"But it is also possible that Turkey will become the next Venezuela, clashing with the West and dealing with a dire economic downturn," she added.
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Thousands of Israelis seemingly agreed, rallying behind Azaria throughout the trial, and clashing with police outside the military court in Jaffa upon hearing the verdict.
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He knew the strike zone as well as anyone, frequently clashing with umpires over disagreements of interpretation, fueling the loathing opposing fans felt for him.
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Its amoral view of capital is increasingly clashing with the reality that it matters a whole heck of a lot where that capital comes from.
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But it won't be impossible to fight (or cry, or throw a tantrum, more likely) thanks to Venus in Virgo clashing with Mars in Sag.
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To these people, who skew older, it is the protesters who are attacking Hong Kong identity by clashing with the police — an increasingly divisive issue.
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Privately, they worry that Wolf will end up clashing with Trump in the same way his predecessors did, creating more dysfunction within the beleaguered agency.
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The latest Economic Report of the President remains optimistic about growth while clashing with Democrats who have proposed breaking up large companies to improve competition.
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It recently hired Walter Shaub, a former director of the Office of Government Ethics who resigned in July after repeatedly clashing with the Trump administration.
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Largely peaceful protests during the day have turned violent at night with some demonstrators carrying guns, bats and hammers, smashing windows and clashing with police.
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As NABU sought to fulfill its anti-corruption mandate, it found itself clashing with other parts of the bureaucracy, including Ukraine's top prosecutor, Viktor Shokin.
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Privately, they worry that Wolf will end up clashing with Trump in the same was his predecessors did, creating more dysfunction within the beleaguered agency.
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Anti-capitalist protestors demonstrated against the summit that brought world leaders together for the annual event, both clashing with German police and disrupting the event.
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The policeman with his gun drawn was seen clashing with Tsang, who swung his metal rod at the officer, at which point he opened fire.
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When things began to escalate, with white supremacist groups openly clashing with antifa and other counterprotesters, Charlottesville police leadership responded sluggishly, according to the report.
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So yes, Fear offers insight into a dysfunctional policy process, with new details of President Trump ranting, raving, and clashing with aides behind the scenes.
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The month wraps up with Mercury clashing with Mars and then connecting with Pluto, so expect some important conversations to arrive, especially concerning your personal life.
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Noah, son of former world number three French tennis player Yannick, has been away from the team since clashing with former coach Jeff Hornacek last season.
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Last month, after repeatedly clashing with Democrats on election security funding, McConnell threw his support behind allocating $250 million in state grants to boost election security.
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Nick: Rick's trial, if we can call it that, is a textbook example of TWD's goofy, surreal comic book roots clashing with its gritty, visceral realism.
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The head of Pompeo's policy planning office, Kiron Skinner, another close aide, was forced out from the State Department this summer, reportedly after clashing with diplomats.
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In 2002 he was forced out of Bertelsmann after clashing with the Mohn family, who own the company, over his plans to take the firm public.
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Joel Kinnaman ("The Killing") plays one of the central astronauts, periodically clashing with his boss (Chris Bauer) as the NASA team wrestles with the political fallout.
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The airport was forced to close last week after protesters thronged the main terminal for several days, grounding around 1,000 flights and occasionally clashing with police.
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His previous convictions include second-degree robbery, grand theft, and illegal possession of a firearm, and he was arrested again this month while clashing with protesters.
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Laplanche was ousted from Lending Club more than a year ago after clashing with the board following falsified dates for loans and undisclosed conflicts of interest.
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Opposition parties have protested for six months against the deal with Serbia, staging street rallies, repeatedly setting off tear gas in parliament and clashing with police.
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Ever since Trump announced his immigration ban, California has been clashing with the president and Justice Department over what they believe is an unconstitutional Executive Order.
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Even so, he has been clashing with Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, over what each sees as the other's mishandling of the president's impeachment defense.
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Groups Bands of Islamic State fighters have been increasingly active in Afghanistan in recent years, clashing with both government and Taliban forces and alarming neighboring nations.
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He ended up taking the helm of the campaign when Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's previous campaign manager, was fired after repeatedly clashing with the candidate's children.
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Shulkin has also been clashing with Trump's political appointees, and many close to the White House believe it's only a matter of time before he's gone.
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But other terrible movies that have become cult hits have typically been the result of low budgets, bad actors and effects, and creators clashing with studios.
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"Instead of clashing with the heavily equipped American Army, compared to our small and underequipped one, the fight took an absolutely new shape," the article said.
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But Mr. Dowd's personal relationship with Mr. Mueller never developed, and he began clashing with the special counsel's office over whether Mr. Trump would be interviewed.
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Television footage from the morning showed a group of migrants jostling and clashing with members of Mexico's National Guard on the bridge separating Guatemala from Mexico.
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Benchmark, a major shareholder, has spent the past few weeks clashing with other Uber investors as it tries to oust Mr. Kalanick from the company's board.
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But he made few friends even among his fellow Republicans in Jefferson City, the capital, frequently clashing with lawmakers and members of the local press corps.
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Thousands of Indonesian students resumed protests on Monday against a new law they say has crippled the country's anti-corruption agency, with some clashing with police.
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He was traded by the Pittsburgh Steelers to the Oakland Raiders in March, where he was eventually cut after clashing with Raiders general manager Mike Mayock.
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She at times grew exasperated by the criticism, privately clashing with some members of her leadership team while asserting publicly that Trump "isn't even worth" impeaching.
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Turkish troops and Syrian proxy forces have steadily pushed their way south of the border, clashing with the Kurdish fighters over a stretch of 125 miles.
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Other times this involves clashing with other people's opinions, and learning how to live with other people's perspectives while maintaining your own integrity and bottom line.
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From images of masked students clashing with police to Canto-pop political anthems to the makeshift barricades, these actions are reminiscent of France's revolutionary political culture.
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After eight years of clashing with the rebels, Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh resigned, handing the reigns to then-Vice President Abed Rabbu Mansour Hadi in 2012.
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About 15 heavily armed men outside the penitentiary provided cover for the escapees, clashing with police officers in guardhouses and with authorities moving in to provide support.
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South Korea's desire to engage and unify with its reclusive northern neighbor appears to be clashing with Washington's goal of eliminating nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula.
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"Not only is Donald firing people, Melania's getting in on the action," Kimmel added, referring to the reports that Ricardel is being fired after clashing with FLOTUS.
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Yet almost immediately after launching as a GoFundMe effort, We Build the Wall was marred by legal trouble, clashing with local and federal agencies over its project.
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Four progressive Democratic congresswomen of color — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley — have made recent headlines for clashing with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Secretary of Defense Ash Carter cautioned Turkish forces Monday against advancing further south of the Syrian city of Jarablus and clashing with US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces.
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Getting politically involved used to be seen as clashing with Silicon Valley's value system: You transform the world by making problems obsolete, not solving them through Washington.
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This spring, demonstrations against a proposed new labor law reform bill were repeatedly hijacked by hundreds of anarchists intent on clashing with the police and smashing windows.
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Her resignation was announced from the Oval Office with Trump by her side, while McMaster and Kelly departed relatively quietly after months of clashing with the president.
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Scots voted by a wide margin to stick with the European Union in last June's referendum, clashing with the UK as a whole which voted to leave.
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Clashing with the shouting was the sound of two-way radios from a larger-than-normal police presence to arrest those refusing to heed warnings to stop.
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Although the ministers are pressing for a quick deal to avoid clashing with a July 1 presidential election in Mexico, major differences remain on several U.S. demands.
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Mexico does not have the death penalty and opposes it, regularly clashing with the United States when Mexican nationals are set to be executed on U.S. soil.
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Burke was told that the son was in a street gang called Patria and had for two months been clashing with the rival gang members on bikes.
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At the end of the block, a knot of demonstrators – some hoisting anti-gay signs, others sporting anti-Allah t-shirts – is angrily clashing with counter-protestors.
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That sparked fierce protests, with demonstrators clashing with police, teargas on the streets and roadblocks and strikes in many cities, with a few deaths in the clashes.
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Army units loyal to Saleh have been clashing with Houthi fighters in the past five days, adding a new layer to an already complex situation in Yemen.
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Stephen Bannon - Trump's chief strategist, a force behind Trump's anti-globalization/pro-nationalist agenda, was fired by Trump in mid-August after clashing with White House moderates.
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After repeatedly clashing with his client, Mr English told him his legal strategy would be to save him from execution, not to get him off scot-free.
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Outgoing Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, the former CEO of Exxon Mobil, was well-known for clashing with President Donald Trump on the issue of climate change.
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Kraft did not succeed partly because the preoccupation with profit it inherited from shareholder 3G Capital was seen as clashing with the Anglo-Dutch firm's stakeholder approach.
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In October, Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger left Facebook after reportedly clashing with CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the direction of the photo sharing app.
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Her last few years in Cuba were spent helping other people sneak out of the country and clashing with her brother and members of his inner circle.
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Sandoval, the former director of data operations for Trump's 2016 campaign, came to the VA after working at the Treasury Department and reportedly clashing with staff there.
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Italy's governing coalition partners, the League and 5-Star Movement, have a combined 60 percent in opinion polls despite openly clashing with Brussels about the country's budget.
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Drama is in the air, and tension between your public and personal lives will arise this evening, thanks to communication planet Mercury clashing with power planet Pluto.
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The Washington Post reported today that James Mattis, Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, has been clashing with the transition team over appointments to top Pentagon posts.
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Plus, the Moon connects with lucky Jupiter at 12:38 PM before clashing with the Sun at 2:32 PM, finding us questioning our direction and purpose.
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The novel is set exclusively during the Great Depression, leaving the civil-rights movement to hover in its margins, never overtly clashing with any character, including Atticus.
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And yet, by staying in Mr. Trump's good graces, Mr. Trudeau also avoids the pain that would come from clashing with his counterpart in the United States.
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During his tenure as DNI, Coats was widely respected for his willingness to speak truth to power despite, at times, clashing with the President in the process.
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Protesters against workplace discrimination in Philadelphia and New York deployed increasingly disruptive tactics, including blockading construction sites, chaining themselves to cranes, and clashing with law enforcement officials.
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India, too, is mulling so-called lawful access mandates after clashing with tech companies like Facebook and its WhatsApp service over access to user data during investigations.
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A home planned near The Waves, which was designed by the prominent architect John Russell Pope in the 1920s, has drawn complaints for clashing with the neighborhood.
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The two main opposition parties have a long history of clashing with the military but nevertheless backed the legislation, largely, analysts say, to avoid a damaging confrontation.
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Impeachment would most likely require a special set of circumstances such as now exists, with the House controlled by a party clashing with the president of another.
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Koum is departing from the company after clashing with Facebook over its attempts to weaken encryption and make use of user data, according to The Washington Post.
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The week's events have seen instability re-emerge on the streets of Venezuela, with pockets of protesters clashing with security forces who have fired teargas several times.
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Trump had long railed against Puerto Rico's government, accusing it of misusing federal aid while also clashing with Carmen Yulín Cruz, the Democratic mayor of San Juan.
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Many ended up clashing with the authorities in Greece as riot police officers with batons, shields and masks tried to block their path, sometimes firing tear gas.
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Much of it is based around Seth MacFarlane's character, Captain Ed Mercer, clashing with his ex-wife Kelly (Adrianne Palicki), who also serves as his second-in-command.
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Democrats scoffed at Barr's explanations, repeatedly clashing with the attorney general over his handling of the Mueller investigation and his decision not to prosecute for obstruction of justice.
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Floyd Long, was known as the "cussing preacher," a pugnacious man who built churches and left after clashing with the deacons -- those members who traditionally ran Baptist churches.
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It too has high but largely off-market stocks, with stock holders regularly clashing with long-position holders in the tighter physical liquidity space of the LME system.
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The video showed officers in helmets and shields clashing with people in black shirts and yellow construction hats, similar to the unofficial uniform of protesters in Hong Kong.
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Despite the reshuffle, thousands of protesters returned to the streets of the Chilean capital Monday, calling for Pinera's resignation and clashing with security forces in violent street battles.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that The New York Times reported last Wednesday that 73 protesters were injured after clashing with police in Merida, Venezuela.
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Some passengers had been at an anti-government march and the attack came after several thousand activists surrounded China's representative office in the city, later clashing with police.
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Cohn, who served as Trump's top economic advisor, resigned from the White House in March after clashing with the president and others in the administration over trade policy.
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The lay of the land The U.S. has been clashing with pro-Assad regime forces in recent weeks, which could be setting the U.S. up for a conflict.
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The bombastic staffer grabbed headlines promising to squash leaks from the West Wing, prompting the resignation of Spicer and publicly clashing with Priebus in a profanity-laced interview.
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Shares in affiliate Telecom Italia, meanwhile, are down about 2.6 percent since Reuters reported in July that Chief Executive Flavio Cattaneo would step down after clashing with Vivendi.
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The moon connects with serious Saturn, asking you to be realistic about your budget before clashing with Venus and meets Neptune, finding you in a dreamy, romantic state!
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Turkey and Syrian rebel groups it backs seized the border town of Jarablus from Islamic State this week and advanced south toward Manbij, clashing with SDF-allied groups.
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VICE News travels to Haiti, where anti-government protesters are clashing with police as the country faces a future without a leader, and struggles to achieve political stability.
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But on some issues he has collaborated with Democrats, working with them on stricter gun control measures and clashing with Trump on the 2017 Republican tax cut law.
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Nor was "Fille" the first case of her being temperamental: The year before, she withdrew from a Met production of Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" after clashing with the conductor.
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Photos from the scenes in Santiago, Chile have shown buses and subway stations engulfed in flames, and protesters clashing with armed military soldiers in charge of restoring order.
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No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks yet, but authorities are pinning it on insurgents that have been clashing with the central government for over 50 years.
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Fast forward nearly 100 years later, and the head of the VA is once again clashing with administration officials and political appointees over issues of access and control.
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Although his insurgents have been relatively inactive, often sidelined by the Taliban and sometimes clashing with them as well, some serious attacks have been attributed to his followers.
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Intense protests ensued for weeks straight in Paris after Macron announced a planned fuel tax, with demonstrators vandalizing monuments and clashing with police, injuring more than 100 people.
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So to avoid clashing with the law, some staffers have taped his pieces back together "like a jigsaw puzzle," Solomon Lartey, a former records management analyst, told Politico.
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Bercow accuses Boris Johnson of sexismThe Speaker has never shied from clashing with the prime minister of the day, from David Cameron to Theresa May, to Boris Johnson.
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Every Wednesday, when foreclosure auctions are held, protesters gather outside Greek courts, blocking access to legal staff, barging into courtrooms and, on occasion, clashing with the riot police.
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Turkey and Syrian rebel groups it backs seized the border town of Jarablus from Islamic State this week and advanced south towards Manbij, clashing with SDF-allied groups.
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Along with the photographs, Tulloch also recycles her grandfather's postcards, with stray words such as "Stonehenge" now clashing with a jumble of palm trees, gardens, and building forms.
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Washington (CNN)An assistant secretary of state who played a key role in recent US-Mexico talks has resigned after reportedly clashing with the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Still, Musk has a long history of clashing with government bureaucrats, most recently the Securities and Exchange Commission, National Transportation Safety Board, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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But the images from Charlottesville, Va., over the weekend — of white supremacists clashing with protesters in an American city — threw into sharper relief Mr. Loeb's racially charged analogy.
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A half-century ago, St. Louis officials publicly stumped for the monetarist theories of Milton Friedman and were criticized for clashing with the Fed leadership of the day.
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In December 2019, its then-CEO, Mark Okerstrom and its then-CFO Alan Pickerill both resigned after clashing with Diller and the board over the firm's future direction.
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Polls predict an election win for PiS, accused by the EU of undermining the rule of law and with a history of clashing with Brussels over judiciary reforms.
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According to al-Ikhbariya, at least six assailants attacked the two security compounds in Homs, clashing with security officers before at least two of them detonated their explosives.
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Last year, Stefanik urged the party to increase the diversity of its representatives and to get engaged at the primary level — clashing with other lawmakers in the process.
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Reed had his swing coach Kevin Kirk carrying his bag after his brother-in-law caddie was ejected from the event for clashing with a spectator on Saturday.
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FTIT8300 rose 1.1 percent as investors monitored developments in Rome, where the government is trying to finalize budget details after clashing with the EU over its deficit targets.
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Mr. Owen also delves into more personal tales of his Midwestern roots clashing with those of his wife, whose father was a founding member of the Black Panthers.
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Last year, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, the co-founders of Instagram, left the company after clashing with Mr. Zuckerberg over the future of the photo-sharing network.
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There are passionate people on both sides of the argument ... with author/journalist/activist Ta-Nehisi Coates clashing with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell during last week's hearing.
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Mohamed Assayed said the store was under control of an armed group from the city of Misrata, but the group had left their camp after clashing with local residents.
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Shia LaBeouf was arrested last night after clashing with a young man at his "He Will Not Divide Us" protest/art installation, the NYPD has confirmed to Entertainment Tonight.
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The Pentagon has long feared that Manbij could become a flashpoint in Syria, with U.S.-backed forces who cleared the city of Islamic State fighters clashing with Turkish forces.
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Despite clashing with their Republican counterparts, Democrats on the House committee ultimately eked out a victory and voted to send the bills to the floor for a full vote.
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Some passengers had been at an earlier anti-government march and the attack came after several thousand activists surrounded China's representative office in the city, later clashing with police.
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Dubbed a "danger to herself and others," Renée spends much of her life held against her will, while continuously clashing with orderlies, nurses and doctors—both mentally and physically.
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Broadcaster n-tv showed a group of around 50 people clashing with police on horses, and a television correspondent said police used pepper spray against some of the demonstrators.
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Midwest refiners are clashing with East Coast refiners over a proposal to reverse the flow of fuels on a Pennsylvania pipeline that transports refined products from east to west.
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To avoid accidentally clashing with Russian forces, who are fighting in support of Assad, the United States has had an agreement that allows for the two militaries to communicate.
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Management called in early 2018 for the company to seek a flotation or partial sale, clashing with shareholders, who wanted to keep all options open, including an outright sale.
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Trump, despite clashing with leaders from allies such as Germany and Australia, turned on the charm for Modi, whose trip to Washington was deemed a success by both sides.
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Aluminium traders have gotten used to such signals confusion, a bombed-out aluminium price clashing with seemingly low stocks and rolling periods of cash tightness on the London market.
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The candidate, Binali Yildirim, the transportation minister, is virtually assured of winning the office and replacing Ahmet Davutoglu, who resigned recently after clashing with the increasingly authoritarian Mr. Erdogan.
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Still, the headlines come at an inopportune time for Navarro, who already is embroiled in workplace controversy after clashing with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin over trade talks with China.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev complained on Friday that U.S. cruise missile strikes on a Syrian airbase were one step away from clashing with the Russian military.
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Office of Government Ethics head Walter Shaub quit his job over the summer to join an outside ethics group after clashing with Trump multiple times on conflicts of interest.
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There are typical toy shenanigans, hijinks, and Woody clashing with Duke — yet another toy who, like Buzz before him, is peddling a hilariously over-the-top version of himself.
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Yet he looks set to stay until at least the next race in Japan with the United States Grand Prix after that clashing with the Super Formula season finale.
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Mifid II demands 50 more data fields to be completed for each trade than its predecessor and is reported to be clashing with privacy rules that govern other regions.
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Last year, thousands of protesters gathered near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation to protest the Dakota Access oil pipeline's path through North Dakota, at times clashing with law enforcement.
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California is also clashing with the administration over auto emissions, issuing a scathing report that laid out its plan to battle federal efforts to weaken efficiency and pollution standards.
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After swimming out through the front window during the storm and then clashing with her landlord during the cleanup, Ms. Nelson received an ultimatum to vacate within five days.
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Macron appears to have established an influential relationship with Trump, and in an interview with "Fox News Sunday," he warned the US President about clashing with his European allies.
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Also set to appear on CBS was former defense secretary Jim Mattis who left the administration last year after publicly clashing with Trump's position on withdrawing troops from Syria.
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But, they say, he is clashing with Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the president's daughter Ivanka Trump, who fear the move could have broad and damaging diplomatic ramifications.
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While emerging technology often is criticized for clashing with social norms, Spectacles are an example of how technology can be designed to work with, rather than against, society's expectations.
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"We live in trying times -- times of fear, of suppression, of hate," Manning narrates over several clips of protesters clashing with police and of the Charlottesville rally last summer.
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By the third day the American was staring into the abyss, losing a third straight match with Webb Simpson and seeing his caddie ejected for clashing with a heckler.
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A Trump supporter wipes blood from his face after clashing with protesters outside a rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, Thursday, April 28, 2016 in Costa Mesa, Calif.
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The three ministers are pressing for a quick deal to avoid clashing with a July 1 presidential election in Mexico, which would mean overcoming major differences on several U.S. demands.
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In October, he was banned for eight weeks after clashing with fans and the chair umpire, and walking off court in the middle of a point at the Shanghai Masters.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based monitoring group, said Thursday that Syrian troops received help from their warplanes and those of Russia while clashing with ISIS fighters.
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Of course, Trump has repeatedly denied that this is the case, clashing with the CIA, NSA, and all the other spies tasked with keeping up with our nation's information security.
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The resignations came after a pre-planned "Unite the Right" rally erupted into violence on Saturday, with white supremacist protesters clashing with counter-protesters who were demonstrating against the event.
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It's a lesson learned by Trump's first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, who was pushed out of his role after clashing with the president's children about the direction of the campaign.
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The Financial Conduct Authority on Monday published a detailed summary of a report into RBS's Global Restructuring Group (GRG), after clashing with lawmakers over the disclosure of its full contents.
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From aging socialites in a decaying mansion to traditional mothers clashing with their independent daughters, the spirited characters in these films present novel takes on the classic mother-daughter dynamic.
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The U.S. has stepped up the pressure over a suspected poison gas attack by the forces of Syria's President Bashar Assad last weekend, clashing with Russia at the United Nations.
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Dloti resigned after clashing with the board over his acquisition-fuelled expansion across Africa, while Standard Bank accused him of neglecting the vast, largely untapped lower-income market at home.
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Clashing with an unruly employee or supervisor at least once or twice in your career is inevitable, but do you know the steps to take when your feathers get ruffled?
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Mr. Trump has also not expressed regret for clashing with the family of a slain Muslim Army captain or renounced his proposal to bar Muslims from entering the country. Mrs.
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This has allowed Israel to continue to carry out covert strikes to foil suspected Hezbollah or Iranian operations against it on Syrian turf without fear of accidentally clashing with Moscow.
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What happened when Michael Brown met Ferguson officer Darren Wilson Protestors quickly took to the streets, clashing with police, who used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowd.
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So for sensitive assignments — think the Middle East trip after the Jerusalem embassy announcement, or Korea for the Olympics amid high stakes clashing with Kim Jong-un — Trump sent Pence.
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The Moon enters emotional and psychic Water sign Cancer at 9:48 PM, before clashing with sensitive Venus at 10:59 PM, stirring up insecurities—be mindful of everyone's feelings!
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The Iceland fans started the night's first 'Thunder Clap' in support of midfielder Birkir Bjarnason, who briefly left the pitch with a bloodied nose after clashing with Marko Pjaca's elbow.
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In recent years, Ms. Brown has emerged as a major player in the pitched political battles over charter schools, prominently clashing with teachers' unions while coming out against teachers' tenure.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian state media said the army was clashing with rebels who had launched a dawn offensive on government positions on a major road artery into Damascus on Tuesday.
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He cut short his term, which was slated to run until 2020, after clashing with the Trump administration and Betsy DeVos, the education secretary, over this proposal and other issues.
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The Legislature failed to pass a bathroom bill during the regular legislative session that ended in May, with moderate Republicans in the House clashing with social conservatives in the Senate.
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In North Dakota, more than 80 protesters were arrested on Saturday after clashing with police near a pipeline construction site, according to the local sheriff's department, which pepper sprayed demonstrators.
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Eneco's 53 municipal shareholders voted for privatisation in October, clashing with the company's management who wanted to operate as independently as possible and to continue investing heavily in sustainable energy.
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Viral footage of white Catholic students clashing with a Native American man after the March for Life anti-abortion rally on Friday swept across the internet over the long weekend.
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Sensitive, intelligent and massively egocentric, Jackson had a reputation for clashing with his teammates, managers, and owners, as well as a tendency to treat post-game interviews like therapy sessions.
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All those brightly colored pixels clashing with the lighting around you while you stare at your screen for hours on end—it's a recipe for eye fatigue, muscle strain, and headaches.
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Alibaba and Taobao had been absent from the list for four years until this week, even though they'd been clashing with French, American and other luxury goods brands earlier this year.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Three Turkish soldiers were killed and four others were lightly injured after a building collapsed in the southeast, where security forces have been clashing with Kurdish militants for months.
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The Moon mingles with dreamy planet Neptune at 8:27 PM, creating a whimsical vibe, before clashing with Jupiter at 11:23 PM, so watch out for taking things too far.
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After clashing with Dr. Dre, who was slated to produce her first record, Tairrie eventually collaborated with a variety of different producers including Schoolly D, Bilal Bashir and Quincy Jones III.
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The Moon enters cool Aquarius at 8:59 AM and connects with fiery Mars at 3:21 PM, before clashing with Jupiter at 4:30 PM, making for a busy day.
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Protesters, wearing the high-visibility safety vests all French motorists are legally required to have in their car, raged across Paris all day, smashing storefronts, burning cars, and clashing with police.
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PayPal had previously embraced a strategy of clashing with rivals, including credit-card firms, as it gets higher fees if people link their bank accounts to PayPal instead of credit cards.
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Frequently clashing with the European Union over his policies, Orban has tweaked the election system to favor Fidesz and put loyalists at the head of institutions, while allies have enriched themselves.
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Extremely sensitive and close to his father, David began using drugs, and according to Taraborrelli, was sent to numerous rehabs after years of clashing with his mom over his drug use.
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Speaking at a forum hosted by CNN's Wolf Blitzer, the two spoke about their involvement in the investigation, clashing with then-president-elect Trump, and his campaign's interaction with Russian officials.
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Trump said it might have been Russia, but he raised the prospect that it could have been others, too, clashing with the US intelligence community's assessment that Russian intelligence agencies interfered.
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Students at several college campuses are clashing with their administrations and debating the limits of free speech after finding chalk messages voicing support for Donald J. Trump scrawled on campus property.
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Ministers from the U.S., Canada and Mexico are trying to press ahead with the negotiations in order to try to avoid clashing with a presidential election in Mexico on July 1.
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Whitaker appeared before the committee only after clashing with Nadler over the possibility that he would be subpoenaed mid-hearing and compelled to answer questions, a threat that Nadler ultimately dropped.
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Lopez Obrador has a history of clashing with business leaders and his opponents repeatedly painted him as a threat to Mexico's economic stability during his previous two tilts at the presidency.
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HANOI (Reuters) - A court in central Vietnam on Thursday jailed six Vietnamese for clashing with police during last month's nationwide protests over new economic zones and feared dominance of Chinese investors.
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But watch out: Communication will be tricky today, and you can expect some tension at home, or with your family, thanks to Mercury in Pisces clashing with Saturn in your sign.
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This will be a sensitive new moon, especially concerning money and/or self-esteem, due to sweet Venus in Pisces clashing with the planet of fear and restriction, Saturn, in Sagittarius.
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China has too many red lines that are clashing with U.S. interests, and with American commitments to the security and territorial integrity of its key Asian allies – Japan and South Korea.
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The move comes more than a year after WhatsApp co-founders Brian Acton and Jan Koum left the company, after clashing with Facebook executives over the effort to monetize the app.
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Wray has not directly threatened to resign after clashing with Trump over the possible release of the memo, the source added, because that is not his style of dealing with conflict.
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Those two points of view are clashing, with Netflix pushing back against a plan that Spielberg reportedly has to create rules that could block the streaming giant from future Oscars contention.
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Mr. Obama continues to express frustration that he did not anticipate Mr. Trump's victory, these people said, even after years of clashing with the forces of right-wing populism as president.
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When Republican presidential hopeful arrived in Manhattan for an event on Wednesday, he was already clashing with both New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Bill Bratton, the city's police commissioner.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's tweets are causing a stir yet again — but this time it's about the electric car company exec's guidance on car returns clashing with what's on the company website.
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This is about Pompeo's personal beliefs -- he's called the marriage equality ruling by the Supreme Court a "shocking abuse of power" -- clashing with the better, sounder judgement of his State Department employees.
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In other words, Romney's not looking to set himself up for a future presidential run by clashing with party leadership, an approach that's been taken by other GOP senators, such as Sen.
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And by sorting citizens abroad by their ethnic identity rather than their national one—whether by claiming to defend "its own" or punish them for disloyalty—China risks clashing with other countries.
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It is almost exactly a year since the stabbing which led to thousands of right-wingers, including neo-Nazis and soccer hooligans, marching through Chemnitz and clashing with left- wingers and police.
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Mr Durov struck gold with VKontakte, a Russian social-networking site, though he was later forced out of both the company and the country after clashing with the government over data privacy.
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The Moon, in Fire Leo, connects with action planet Mars at 3:35 AM before clashing with the Sun at 3:36 PM, encouraging us to rethink the direction we're headed in.
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Demonstrators protesting a proposed extradition bill have been clashing with Hong Kong police, fending off rubber bullets, tear gas and high-pressure water hoses well into Wednesday night, AP and Reuters report.
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Although the process was initially scheduled to finish by the end of March to avoid clashing with Mexican presidential elections in July, Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said the timeline could be extended.
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A few months ago, Instagram co-founders Mike Krieger and Kevin Systrom left their jobs at Facebook, after reportedly clashing with Mark Zuckerberg over the direction in which the Instagram was heading.
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On Tuesday, police continued their search for ballot boxes, voting papers and campaign leaflets, raiding the offices of Spain's biggest private delivery company Unipost in several Catalan cities and clashing with protesters.
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The country was in the height of civil war, and the Royal Nepalese Army had begun stalking the streets, clashing with the Maoist insurgants and protestors who aimed to topple the kingdom.
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From his hotel room the next morning, he saw a chaotic scene—tear gas, anarchists clashing with police—that came to mind this past January, when he was protesting Donald Trump's Inauguration.
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Plans to restore and paint 2000,215 houses in Bogotá's historical downtown area of Candelaria are clashing with graffiti artists whose colorful murals have transformed the area and brought tourists to the neighborhood.
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Since a regional election in December in which pro-secession groups won a small majority, the political leadership has been unable to pick a government without clashing with the country's legal system.
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The fatal crash came a day after white supremacists already in town for the "Unite the Right" rally scheduled for Saturday marched through Charlottesville with torches, clashing with outnumbered left-wing activists.
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Across the country, similar battles are playing out in states where municipal authorities, often backed by police departments, are clashing with state lawmakers over how to regulate the open carrying of firearms.
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Read more: Billionaire industrialist and conservative mega-donor David Koch has died at age 79Still, that never stopped the Kochs from clashing with figures on the right, most notably President Donald Trump.
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The office workers, wearing high heels and tucked-in dress shirts, were expressing solidarity with the front-line activists who have been disrupting mass transit and clashing with the police all week.
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Halake said he and other herders looking for pasture are forced to retreat further into the rangelands, where they find themselves facing off against developers and clashing with farmers from rival tribes.
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But things have taken a violent turn in the town of Lake Macquarie, about two hours from Sydney, where mobs of carrot-addicted kangaroos are clashing with tourists on a daily basis.
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Gertner wondered if that was done for the typical reason—prosecutors often seek the harshest penalties possible—or to "send a message to the unions" clashing with the local US Attorney's Office.
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He had been conceived in May, about three weeks before antigovernment demonstrators began occupying roads and clashing with riot police officers, kicking off a monthslong political crisis in the semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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When I first sat down with Alex, he told me about some of the ups and downs of his previous projects, which involved clashing with large corporations and standing his artistic ground.
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A move by the company has put one of the country's most iconic brands in the uncomfortable position of clashing with a president who is immensely popular with most of its customers.
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On the other hand, executives have taken pains to avoid clashing with U.S. President Donald Trump who has repeatedly said the United States must take steps to protect American jobs and technology.
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The president is already clashing with his party on immigration — trashing a bill crafted by House GOP leadership in a free-wheeling press appearance Friday, before a spokesman walked back that criticism.
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During the administration's monthslong debate over Paris, Pruitt and other opponents of the agreement made that argument behind the scenes, clashing with other Trump advisers who believed those legal fears were unfounded.
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"She thought that it was possible for him to win New York," Michael Caputo, a Trump adviser at the time, who resigned from his Presidential campaign after clashing with Lewandowski, told me.
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The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), whose members mainly work in the upstream oil industry, is clashing with the companies over the laying off of union members.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Anti-government protesters returned to the streets of Hong Kong over the Christmas holiday, clashing with riot police in malls and busy shopping districts across the semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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WeWork's botched plan to go public is the latest example of financial realities clashing with Masayoshi Son's 300-year vision and the long-term investment thesis of his $243 billion Vision Fund.
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More bad news for the Grammys arrived on Thursday afternoon, when Ariana Grande confirmed reports that she had pulled out after clashing with producers — apparently Ehrlich himself — over which song to perform.
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That's why it served as the central theme of the 2016 Republican convention, allowing the likes of Scott Walker and Rick Perry to deliver on-message speeches rather than clashing with Trump's message.
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Although Flynn was reported to have been forced out after clashing with other Defense Department leaders, there has been no public indication of scandal or criminal activity during his 33-year military career.
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His Liberals, which are betting on gains in Quebec to offset expected losses elsewhere in a 2019 federal election, could find themselves clashing with the CAQ on changes to the protectionist dairy system.
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Recent reporting on internal affairs of the White House has the more centrist wing consisting of Cohn and Kushner clashing with the more nationalist, conservative populist wing headed by chief strategist Steve Bannon.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Michel Temer decided not to appoint Congressman Pedro Fernandes as the new labor minister to avoid clashing with former President José Sarney, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The Moon enters Pisces this evening, illuminating the relationship sector of your chart; however, heartbreak is in the air due to love and money planet Venus clashing with the planet of restriction, Saturn.
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Defensive line To the north of Mosul, the Iraqi army is clashing with ISIS militants near the town of Tal Kayf, the terror group's last stronghold before reaching the northern outskirts of Mosul.
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This season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians has been all about Kourtney Kardashian clashing with her sisters Kim and Khloé — but it looks like Scott Disick just got thrown into the rotation.
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Cohn, a former executive at Goldman Sachs, stepped down as director of the National Economic Council after clashing with Trump over the president's decision to implement steep tariffs on imported steel and aluminum.
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As I write, on this Thursday morning, helicopters from Mr. Bongo's presidential guard are loudly circling above my campaign headquarters, and the streets are full of protesters clashing with Mr. Bongo's security forces.
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Following a spate of attacks on mosques, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer said in March that Islam does not belong in Germany, clashing with Chancellor Angela Merkel's multi-ethnic vision for Europe's biggest economy.
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Villagers upset that the officials had failed to issue a warning or provide more aid in the aftermath of the flood staged a protest, blocking a nearby highway and clashing with the police.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is continuing to debate placing additional sanctions on Russia, clashing with an announcement US ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley made on Sunday, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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The Moon enters nurturing water sign Cancer at 12:01 AM before clashing with luxurious Venus at 2:09 AM. The Moon connects with Uranus at 4:12 AM, bringing surprises your way.
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We'll all be in an especially impulsive mood tonight, thanks to Mars clashing with Uranus at 9:35 PM. Today is the day you'll do something wild because your heart calls you to.
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Mr. Bevin was elected governor in 2015 after entering Kentucky politics by unsuccessfully challenging Senator Mitch McConnell in 2014, but he has seen his popularity plummet after clashing with state employees and teachers.
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Two Republican senators, Dean Heller of Nevada and Jeff Flake of Arizona, have seen their poll numbers collapse after clashing with Mr. Trump and embracing unpopular legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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In addition to clashing with Mr. Acosta, he scolded several other reporters he deemed offensive, including Peter Alexander of NBC, April D. Ryan of American Urban Radio Networks and Yamiche Alcindor of PBS.
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BEIRUT, Jan 14 (Reuters) - Lebanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse protesters outside the country's central bank on Tuesday evening, clashing with dozens of people who pelted them with stones and fireworks.
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In October, the Fox News anchor Shepard Smith, who had frequently aired reports critical of Mr. Trump, abruptly resigned after publicly clashing with a staunchly pro-Trump host on the network, Tucker Carlson.
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Lopez Obrador has a history of clashing with business leaders, and his adversaries time and again painted him as a threat to Mexico's economic stability during his previous two runs for the presidency.
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Earlier this week, reports from CNN and other claim that Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) were clashing with Kurdish militia in Northern Iraq following the Kurdish independence referendum that leaders in Baghdad called illegitimate.
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Yemen as it stands That some southern separatists are clashing with the government is perhaps an indication that the war has entered a more focused, albeit not final, phase toward the Houthis' defeat.
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He had advocated for Facebook to be transparent about the activity of Russians and other trolls on the platform, clashing with other executives, including chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg, according to The Times.
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The demonstrations have since evolved into a broader pro-democracy movement and have again became more confrontational over recent days with police clashing with protesters at several shopping malls and busy tourist areas.
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At the same time, Islamic State militants attacked a number of villages to the city's north and east, killing civilians and clashing with local militias set up to defend the area, residents said.
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Prosecutor Luisa Ortega is clashing with the leftist government, and her office appears to have sped up accusations of high-profile Socialist Party officials, security officials, and oil executives in the last month.
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Read: Venezuela's poor are turning on its president and clashing with pro-government militias "We've suffered hunger like you can't imagine," said Luis Lugo, a former mechanic from Zulia as he trudged onward.
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In the ensuing years, the first lady has continually pushed back on the notion, including when a book was released in 2012 depicting her as clashing with some members of the West Wing staff.
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Trump's support in opinion polls, much of it from blue-collar men, has not wavered for months despite him insulting Mexican immigrants and Muslims and clashing with Republican establishment figures like Senator John McCain.
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There's so much you want to do this month, especially in your career, but your control issues will also be coming out to play, thanks to the sun clashing with Pluto on April 13.
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Thousands of anti-austerity protestors gathered outside the Greek parliament on Sunday with some clashing with police who deployed tear gas when Molotov cocktails and stones were thrown at the parliament building and officers.
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" Yovanovitch was recalled from Kiev in May 2000, months after clashing with the local prosecutors with whom Parnas and Fruman had been meeting, in a decision branded by Democrats as a "political hit job.
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Tiffany's background as the daughter of a single mother who often struggled with money reared its head, clashing with her husband's background, which was affluent enough that his family had a summer beach house.
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The IEEE freeze on Huawei adds to a growing list of international companies and organizations that are severing ties or clashing with the Chinese smartphone and telecom giant in response to the trade blacklist.
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But what really warmed Trump to Scaramucci was his months of being a prominent TV surrogate for the President, regularly clashing with television hosts and casting the Trump administration as a well-oiled machine.
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With political polarization as high as ever and violent white supremacists clashing with antifa activists an increasingly routine facet of American life, the cases could set the contours of protest in the Trump era.
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The platform has already asserted itself as a disruptive force in the hotel and real estate industries — clashing with cities, neighborhoods and residents in pitched legal battles at almost every step of the way.
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Louisa wrestled with her place in the world, questioning her role and importance, clashing with her hot-and-cold husband and grappling with her ambitions, often pouring out her thoughts and feelings on paper.
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Thunderstorms were also possible across Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina, sparked by the same warm air from the Gulf of Mexico that was clashing with cold air further north and producing all that snow.
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The Moon enters fellow fire sign Sagittarius today, putting you a flirtatious mood; however, things may not go as planned, thanks to Mercury retrograde clashing with warrior planet Mars and creating an aggressive mood.
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But after repeatedly clashing with Ivanka Trump, the president's eldest daughter, and Jared Kushner, her husband and Mr. Trump's senior adviser, Mr. Bannon was pushed out after less than eight months with the administration.
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For several months protestors have been clashing with police in the tiny territory over what they see as the undue influence being exerted by China's government in Beijing over the governance of Hong Kong.
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Doing so, friends and associates said in interviews, would have put her in the awkward position of clashing with the elder members of her and her husband's families, something she was loath to do.
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He resigned in December 1970 after clashing with the team's new owner, the flamboyant and meddling Charles O. Finley, who would be best known for his tumultuous ownership of the Oakland A's baseball team.
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Mr. Redmont resigned as dean in 1986 after clashing with the university's president, John Silber, over the Afghan Media Project, a program to train Afghan refugees as journalists at a center in Peshawar, Pakistan.
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Images of lawyers — dressed in their customary black coats and black ties — clashing with the police had assumed iconic status, as Mr. Musharraf struggled to maintain his grip on power and was eventually ousted.
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Violent fringe groups have latched onto the weekly protests, clashing with the police, setting cars on fire and smashing store windows, but a large majority of the Yellow Vests are neither violent nor radical.
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Data compiled by Susquehanna semiconductor analyst Christopher Rolland earlier this month showed that individuals are no longer making a profit from mining cryptocurrency due to the cost of mining rigs clashing with falling cryptocurrency prices.
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Footage and photos emerging from the scene showed riot police clashing with protesters who shut down a major highway for hours, in a shift from the mostly peaceful demonstrations in the area since Castile's death.
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Bombing Syria would hurt, not help, the population; defeating Bashar al-Assad might only bring a fundamentalist Islamist regime to power; and creating some kind of "no fly" zone risks clashing with Russian air power.
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Kamalyagin told BuzzFeed News that after clashing with the local government Petrov began participating in local branch meetings and rallies for anti-corruption activist Alexey Navalny and former oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky's Open Russia in 2016.
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Klaus Grohmann, founder of the German firm Grohmann Engineering which specializes in automated manufacturing acquired by Tesla late last year, was just ousted after clashing with the electric carmaker's CEO, Elon Musk, Reuters is reporting.
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After clashing with FSA rebels west of Manbij this month, the Manbij Military council declared a deal with Russia to hand front-line villages to Syrian government control to prevent their coming under Turkish control.
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Lisa recently quit the show that made her a household name, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, after clashing with her castmates over a scandal known as "PuppyGate" — and ultimately refusing to film group scenes.
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Any agreement clashing with the principle that workers are "free from the interference, restraint or coercion of employers" when engaging in "concerted activities" aimed at their "mutual aid or protection" are, the NLGA says, unenforceable.
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Lisa recently quit the show that made her a household name, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, after clashing with her castmates over a scandal known as "PuppyGate" — and ultimately refusing to film group scenes.
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A skilled benshi had to not just narrate with aplomb, but also perform characters, avoid clashing with the live orchestra, and crucially, project their voice so they could be heard throughout thousand-seat movie palaces.
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Kurdish police, known as Asayish began clashing with forces loyal to Syrian president Bashar al-Assad on Wednesday morning, reportedly after a dispute at a checkpoint manned by the Assadist National Defense Forces (NDF) militia.
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Filling the streets were protesters from across Europe, a contingent of tens of thousands who came here to disrupt the annual G20 summit by torching cars, smashing windows and clashing with fully equipped riot police.
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Your ruling planet, the Sun, is busy today, making a powerful connection with Pluto to help you let go of something that's been annoying you, and clashing with Jupiter to create a hugely passionate energy!
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Clinton took a hardline stance, advocating more airstrikes against the Islamic State and the enforcement of no-fly zones, even at the risk of clashing with President Bashar al-Assad's ally in the conflict, Russia.
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Though HQ was hands-off at first, problems arose when editorial agendas began clashing with AJE, and as seasoned American producers found themselves having a hard time adjusting to the perspective of their new employer.
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For Delta Lloyd the agreement caps a turbulent two-year period which included the departure of top executives after clashing with the Dutch Central Bank, and two new share issues to strengthen its capital base.
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After clashing with the opposition-led National Assembly, he and his supreme court allies stripped lawmakers of their powers and established a Potemkin legislature, which he grandly named a "constituent assembly" and populated with cronies.
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The billionaire Ronald O. Perelman served as its chairman for less than a year before stepping down last fall after he alienated the board by clashing with the hall's executive and artistic director, Clive Gillinson.
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The team thinks that all those weird changes in the magnetic field occur because some of the particles within Europa's plumes are charged, and are clashing with other charged particles already circulating around the moon.
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Zawahri also emphasized once again the ideological divide between al Qaeda and Islamic State, which is fighting a Western-led coalition and Russian forces while also clashing with Western-backed rebels and the Syrian army.
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It was a coda of sorts to the boardroom drama that erupted last year when Ronald O. Perelman abruptly stepped down as Carnegie's chairman after clashing with the hall's administrative staff and other board members.
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Parker was forever clashing with newspaper editor J. Jonah Jameson (an angry, cigar-chomping martinet who was no Perry White), wondering about his relationship with Mary Jane Watson and worrying about his fragile Aunt May.
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The Moon enters Aries this morning and illuminates the relationship sector of your chart, but watch out for intense and unexpected interactions today due to unruly, fiery Mars clashing with the planet of surprise, Uranus.
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You kick a ragged football across the empty landscape, occasionally clashing with other football clubs who you either have to defeat on a makeshift football pitch, or attack with daggers made from human shin bones.
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Roshi's "The Connections," featuring textured swaths of red and blue, was the kind of AbEx ripoff that lurks in a boutique hotel lobby trying to look sophisticated, but ends up clashing with the Marimekko couches.
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The fringe theology landed in the national spotlight after a viral video surfaced of a group of black Hebrew Israelites profanely clashing with dozens of mostly white Catholic schoolboys wearing "Make America Great Again" caps.
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Just days before the shutdown began, the department's deputy secretary, Pam Patenaude, resigned in what one person with knowledge of the situation described as a forced exit after clashing with the housing secretary, Ben Carson.
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Nawaz Sharif was also known for clashing with the military over foreign and security policies while he was in power, so some speculate that the military has purposely tried to discredit the PML-N party.
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Russia's Alexander Novak favors postponing the meeting to early July to avoid clashing with G20 discussions in Japan in late June, while the Iranian minister, Bijan Zanganeh, wants to keep the original schedule, sources have said.
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Her mother followed her on the witness stand on Monday and was more feisty, often clashing with prosecutors and bristling when they asked her if she benefited from Andrea Constand's $3.4 million civil settlement with Cosby.
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Klaus Grohmann — founder of the German firm Grohmann Engineering, a company that specializes in automated manufacturing that was acquired by Tesla late last year — was just ousted after clashing with the electric carmaker's CEO, Elon Musk.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Wimbledon men's singles final should start earlier to avoid clashing with the World Cup final, according to Mats Wilander who will be supporting his native Sweden against England in Saturday's quarter-final showdown.
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As China's foreign minister from 2007-13, Yang is probably best remembered for clashing with then U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2010 over the disputed South China Sea at a regional summit in Hanoi.
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LONDON, May 193 (Reuters) - Turkish stocks fell almost 183 percent on Thursday to eight-week lows and default insurance costs surged after the country's prime minister looked set to leave after clashing with President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Commodities funds have been unable to claim their place as a safe-haven alternative even with an uptick in market volatility since the beginning of the year and geopolitical concerns over the U.S. clashing with Iran.
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NGOs, many of whom receive grants from Soros' Open Society Foundation, often speak up on behalf of migrants, clashing with the view expressed by Orban and other eastern European leaders that migration is an existential threat.
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Instead, he is generating trouble for himself by clashing with Democrats of color, most recently this week with Elijah Cummings, an African-American lawmaker who leads a congressional committee that is investigating Trump and his administration.
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By clashing with new privacy laws like the "right to be forgotten" and by making it nearly impossible to resolve human error and mischief efficiently, the blockchain's immutability could end up being its own worst enemy.
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Tens of thousands of protesters descended upon the main government building ahead of the day's legislative session, clashing with police and overturning barricades, according to multiple reports, in the largest demonstrations in Hong Kong in decades.
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James Clapper -- The director of national intelligence under Obama has never been shy in offering criticism of Trump, clashing with him over the latter's public disparagement of intelligence officers, wiretapping allegations and views on Russian hacking.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Germany, France and Britain pressed the European Union for more ambitious greenhouse gas targets at a meeting of environment ministers on Friday, clashing with the EU executive and several eastern and central European states.
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During the spring of 20033, when President Morsi was clashing with many of the country's institutions, Rifaat often arrived at class with lists of bitter phrases for us to translate: I'm not in a good mood.
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Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief information security officer, is reportedly leaving the company after clashing with colleagues on how to handle disclosure of the spread of disinformation on the social network, according to the New York Times.
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The Moon in Aquarius connects with Venus at 7:25 PM, creating an easygoing energy, before clashing with the Sun at 10:09 PM, asking us if we're happy with the direction things are going in.
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Russia's Alexander Novak favours postponing the meeting to early July to avoid clashing with G20 discussions in Japan in late June, while the Iranian minister, Bijan Zanganeh, wants to keep the original schedule, sources have said.
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SRINAGAR, Kashmir — Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Indian-administered Kashmir on Friday, many clashing with security forces, after news spread that Indian forces had killed the most wanted militant in the contested region.
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" In a profanity-laced video, posted online Monday night by a YouTube channel called "THAT'S THE POINT with Brandon," an animated Cuomo was seen clashing with an unidentified person who appeared to have called him "Fredo.
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What they're saying: A U.S. military official told AP that northeastern Syria was "deteriorating rapidly" and that U.S. troops on the ground are at risk of being "isolated" and of clashing with Turkey-backed Syrian forces.
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One big concern was that the stack of American warplanes providing close air support for Syrian fighters clashing with Islamic State fighters near Raqqa, their self-proclaimed capital, and the Tabqa Dam about 30 miles away.
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The UNHCR said the demonstrations turned violent on Friday after some refugees threatened staff and security guards, and prevented vehicles from entering and exiting its compound -clashing with police who used tear gas to disperse them.
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Against a background of scenes of police clashing with protesters during the 2014 unrest she said her country was no longer part of the Soviet Union and wanted to shake off politicians working only for themselves.
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The billionaire CEO has also received quite a bit of criticism for, among other things: seemingly smoking marijuana on video, calling a British cave diver a "pedo" on Twitter, and clashing with journalists during an earnings call.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday night that he is willing to subordinate balancing the federal budget in favor of strengthening the military, possibly putting him on a path to clashing with his own pick for budget director.
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The moon enters hardworking Virgo, lighting up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation—but plenty of fun will be had today, too, thanks to lovely Venus clashing with your ruling planet Jupiter!
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Donald Trump canceled a rally in Chicago tonight after thousands of protesters and supporters began confronting each other at the University of Illinois at Chicago pavilion, with both sides yelling at each other and clashing with police.
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The Russian Defence Ministry said after the U.S. strike that Syrian air defenses would be beefed up, while Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev complained that the attack was just one step away from clashing with the Russian military.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hundreds of police officers lined the streets of London and Birmingham on Saturday to prevent far-right demonstrators from clashing with rival anti-fascism groups on a day of protest following deadly attacks in Britain.
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But maybe the most interesting part of the show, as might be expected, is watching the contestants: gay men from very different backgrounds who wear their sexuality in different ways, interacting, and sometimes clashing, with each other.
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Islamic State is also likely to increase its toehold in the Puntland region of Somalia, impacting the civilian population and clashing with its bigger regional rival Al Shabaab, which will increase the lethality of its own attacks.
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Government forces supported by tanks, artillery, and helicopter gunships moved into towns and cities in the region, imposing a series of strict round the clock curfews and clashing with lightly armed Kurdish militants in fierce urban fighting.
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In honor of the evening clashing with Valentine's Day, BAFTA set up a "Kiss Cam," which was aimed at real-life couples, including Fassbender and Vikander, and less likely pairings, such as Maggie Smith and Leonardo DiCaprio.
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Mr Mehr considers Bob Stinson, Tommy's older brother and the original guitarist, the soul of the group, and follows his troubled life long after he was booted from the act in 1986 after clashing with Mr Westerberg.
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A woman died and several more people were left injured on Saturday when a pre-planned "Unite the Right" rally erupted into violence, with white supremacist protesters clashing with counter-protesters on the University of Virginia campus.
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Eye-witnesses said they appeared to target black-shirted passengers who had been at an anti-government march and the attack came after several thousand activists surrounded China's representative office in the city, later clashing with police.
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The point of those posts, the sources said, is in part to prevent Turkey from clashing with the Kurdish-led troops allied with the US. CNN's Barbara Starr, Kevin Liptak, Ryan Browne and Jennifer Hansler contributed reporting
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Busloads of riot police arrived in response, clashing with furious demonstrators before withdrawing once the man was removed and leaving the terminal briefly in control of activists who then detained a Chinese reporter for a short time.
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She is the White House correspondent for American Urban Radio Networks Ryan has prominently been in the news the last few weeks after clashing with White House press secretary Sean Spicer and appearing multiple times on CNN.
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Bercow tells Michael Gove to "be a good boy" Bercow accuses Boris Johnson of sexismThe Speaker has never shied from clashing with the prime minister of the day, from David Cameron to Theresa May, to Boris Johnson.
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Party officials had said on Tuesday that two supporters died after clashing with police blocking their route to Islamabad, but a spokeswoman later issued a statement saying that further investigation proved the reports of deaths were untrue.
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Hungary's Viktor Orban, who proudly boasts that he leads an "illiberal democracy," has not only decimated independent media and rule of law, he has also consolidated control over the central bank after clashing with the European Union.
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" Trump, who has railed against Kelly since clashing with her in an August presidential debate, on Tuesday escalated his attacks against her when he posted a video on Instagram in which he accused her of being "biased.
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Canada's biggest private-sector union said NAFTA should be scrapped if Mexico cannot agree to better labor standards, clashing with Mexican business leaders who argued that workers rights were a matter for each country to resolve internally.
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These days, shepherds like Mr. Letmaya range further and further, sometimes clashing with rivals from Turkana over pasture and water, other times risking a confrontation with an elephant or a lion from the national park next door.
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During the 1980s and 1990s, Delaware was a place in transition, with a booming financial-services culture clashing with the rising poverty, crime and racial tension in Wilmington, the state's largest city, which is also majority-black.
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Trump has been criticized for spending his briefings clashing with the press, including a heated exchange with an NBC reporter, or for making claims that are sometimes at odds with what his own health experts are saying.
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More than 2900,2158 protesters who had spent the previous day clashing with the police were detained after heavily armed officers surrounded the school on Sunday and gave the protesters few options but to surrender and face arrest.
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On Sunday, Mr. Frazier, the son of a janitor and grandson of a man born into slavery, watched news coverage of white nationalists clashing with counterprotesters in Charlottesville, and of Mr. Trump's ambiguous response to the violence.
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The industry has been clashing with the alt-right over free speech, and companies now appear further galvanized by the violence in Charlottesville, perhaps realizing that remaining neutral on hateful movements is no longer a viable option.
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When they're not running between demonstrations or sending a steady stream of images for the publication's Facebook feed, they're glued to their phones, where they monitor dozens of Telegram channels for news of protesters clashing with police.
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"I hope the board will be honest and transparent," said Kelly Armor, a former Erie Art Museum manager who had reported Mr. Helmer's treatment of Ms. Alkhafaji, and who left the museum after clashing with Mr. Helmer.
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Matteo Salvini, head of the right-leaning Lega party, left the Italian government abruptly in the summer of 2019 after clashing with his coalition partner – the Five Star Movement (M5S), a party supportive of more social benefits.
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The Times reported Monday that Alex Stamos will be stepping down in August after clashing with other executives, including Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg, over how Facebook responded to the activity of Russian trolls on the platform.
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Among the signs that Mr. Joscelyn says point to Mr. Muhaysini's allegiance to Al Qaeda is the fact that he tried to play a mediating role after the Islamic State began clashing with Al Qaeda in Syria.
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A former Republican political operative and spokesman to the United Nations, Grenell has carved an incendiary path since presenting his diplomatic credentials to German Chancellor Angela Merkel in May 2018, clashing with officials, businesses and the media.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Democratic commissioner on the top U.S. telecommunications regulator said on Tuesday she is stepping down after more than eight years in the job and after clashing with Republican efforts to roll back many regulations.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK If you'd only read Evening Standard and Daily Mail headlines about Saturday's pro-refugee march, you might think it was all centered on people "clashing with police" in central London.
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With the threat of detachment from his family and friends looming over his head, Jared succumbs to outside pressure urging him to alter his identity, a process which sees him clashing with the treatment center's head therapist (Edgerton).
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Mattis' stance, as advanced during his visit, appears to be a continuation of President Barack Obama's policies in the region -- clashing with the more muscular approach towards China coming from Trump and other members of his inner circle.
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The moon enters Virgo, inspiring you to catch up on some much-needed rest and time alone; however, today won't be totally quiet, thanks to your ruling planet Venus clashing with Jupiter— sensational news is coming your way!
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But through his willingness to try new things until someone stops him, and his enthusiasm for clashing with Democratic power-brokers in Springfield like the House Speaker, Mike Madigan, Mr Dart has reimagined what a sheriff can be.■
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Sadr himself opposed the presence of outside forces in Iraq -- be they al Qaeda's Sunni fighters or U.S. forces -- and hoped to establish Islamic rule within the country, clashing with the Iraqi Army, U.S. forces and fellow Shias.
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Striving to project an image of Russian strength domestically and abroad, the hardline president has made a point to flex his military muscle in recent years, clashing with the national security objectives of the U.S. and its allies.
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The riffing, the stammering; the awkward, I'd-rather-not-be-here energy… for me, he was the highlight of the film, and the best example of Whedon's sensibilities fitting into the larger film, rather than clashing with it.
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Macron, who belonged to the current French socialist government, decided to run as an independent, potentially to avoid clashing with President Francois Hollande, who has yet to decide whether he will run for a second term in office.
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But a wave of protests that began in late April are beginning to take their toll on tourism, retailers and hotels after some protesters began clashing with police in recent weeks in scenes splashed in news reports worldwide.
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On the other hand, Boeing executives have taken pains to sound measured when publicly discussing trade, in part to avoid clashing with Trump who has repeatedly said the U.S. must take steps to protect American jobs and technology.
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Cohn left the National Economic Council last year after clashing with the president on issues of trade as well as Trump's response to riots in Charlottesville, Va., which were started by white nationalists and left one person dead.
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"We view the fact that Denholm has prior industry experience with Toyota positively," said CFRA Research analyst Garrett Nelson, adding it made sense that Tesla should seek to avoid the risk of a genuine outsider clashing with Musk.
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"When a journalist writes a piece that Erdogan doesn't like, he quickly ends up in jail," the song continues, showing images of opposition journalists being taken away by the police and protesters clashing with officers in riot gear.
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Rather than the typical scenario of the stubborn old clashing with the unorthodox new, each group represents the provocateurs of their respective eras, employing satire, subversion, and intensity to dig into the bellies of their respective subject matters.
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Two women, a courtesan in Byzantine Egypt, clashing with a monk not sure if he desires sex with her or her salvation, and a Massachusetts-born activist, thrust into conflict with those who oppose giving her the vote.
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However, despite not shying away from clashing with Obama from time to time, Sanders could be counted on as a reliable vote for some of Obama's most important policy initiatives, including the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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He said clashing with Republicans comes with the job and he is proud to have helped enact major Democratic initiatives such as the Affordable Care Act and the 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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The spying took place during what the investigators call a broad campaign of harassment and interference that prevented them from solving the haunting case of 43 students who disappeared after clashing with the police nearly three years ago.
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The fight pits traditional allies against each other, with European countries like France, Italy and Britain clashing with the United States over their plans to impose new taxes on digital services provided by companies like Amazon and Google.
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HONG KONG — Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, clashing with the police in a protest against an impending decision by China's Parliament aimed at eradicating a nascent independence movement in the territory.
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So there was no better barometer than again clashing with the defending Stanley Cup champions, the Pittsburgh Penguins, two nights after the Rangers stormed back from an early two-goal deficit to win, 5-2, on the road.
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This was particularly useful as Romero spends much of his time trying to intercept opponents with flying knees and spinning kicks or backfists, all of which resulted in him clashing with Whittaker's raised knee or being pushed off balance.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rioters ran amok across central Paris on Saturday, torching cars and buildings, looting shops, smashing windows and clashing with police in the worst unrest in more than a decade, posing a dire challenge to Emmanuel Macron's presidency.
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A growing divide in the protest camp became clear Monday, as a peaceful pro-democracy march passed by the legislature where a splinter group of protesters was clashing with police and attempting to break in to the government headquarters.
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Neither are happy with their lives, and as Zafira embarks on a quest to locate a lost artifact to save the world from the forest, she finds herself clashing with Nasir, who's been sent to find the same relic.
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Her career at Spelman, though, belies her drive: Either unable or unwilling to decide on a major, she became the school's first ever interdisciplinary studies major in school history, all while clashing with the administration as student body president.
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After the event ended, several recordings captured members of McInnes's group streaming out of the building and then clashing with a handful of leftist demonstrators who had sidestepped police blockades and were waiting for the group near another exit.
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Gold's rise to over 6-year highs earlier in the day was triggered by a rout in the Argentine peso and protesters clashing with police at the Hong Kong international airport after flights were disrupted for a second day.
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This is to avoid any risk of clashing with Brussels after the Italian head of the European Parliament, Antonio Tajani, openly questioned the ECB's authority on the matter and raised the specter of an unprecedented dispute between the institutions.
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His last major meltdown occurred at the Shanghai Masters in October, for which he was fined $25,000 and suspended for eight weeks after clashing with fans, the chair umpire and walking off court in the middle of a point.
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Video posted to Facebook on Monday morning by the Hong Kong-based media company Cupid Producer showed the police clashing with protesters on a busy street in Sai Wan Ho, located on the northeastern shore of Hong Kong Island.
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And in the huge protests that have filled central Seoul over the past four weekends, women have often led peaceful marches — an unusual sight in South Korea, where anti-government demonstrations often feature men clashing with riot police officers.
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The decision by Laura Raicovich late last month to step down as head of the Queens Museum after clashing with her board has prompted directors, curators and staff members from other cultural institutions to publicly champion her political activism.
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The Moon in Capricorn meets Mars at 10:19 AM, revving up our energy levels before entering Aquarius at 12:56 PM and clashing with Uranus at 5:55 PM, bringing surprises and finding people eager to feel free.
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The shift in schedule comes on a day when the former vice president met with dozens of union workers during a tour of the Fiat Chrysler Mack Engine Plant in Detroit, clashing with one of the workers about guns.
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The article was from The Blast, a new, well-financed entrant on the sharp-elbowed celebrity news scene that is run by Mike Walters, who left TMZ about eight months ago after clashing with that site's founder, Harvey Levin.
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Even before stepping off the ferry, Mr. Dinkins faced trouble on the first day of his week on Staten Island, deflecting talk of the borough's secession and publicly clashing with Guy V. Molinari, the borough president at the time.
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Yitzhar, southwest of the Palestinian city of Nablus, is home to the Od Yosef Chai seminary, whose students have a reputation for violence against Palestinian villages and for clashing with Israeli security forces who try to curtail their activities.
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Trump broke years of U.S. diplomatic tradition as president-elect by accepting a congratulatory telephone call from Tsai on his surprise election win, clashing with the one China policy that Beijing regards as the basis of U.S.-Chinese relations.
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After the ruling was announced on Friday, thousands of Park supporters, mostly older conservatives, tried to march on the courthouse and called for its destruction, with some clashing with police officers who blocked them with a barricade of buses.
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Grande was originally slated to perform at the ceremony but pulled out after reportedly clashing with producers over which songs she would perform, and Variety reported on February 6 that she is no longer planning to attend the ceremony at all.
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What began as a peaceful demonstration in support of immigrant and workers' rights in Seattle on Sunday morphed into a riot as hundreds of black-clad "anticapitalist" protesters stormed through the city's downtown area, smashing windows and clashing with police.
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Russia's friends in the Middle East are not Israel's friends, and Israel will have to navigate a treacherous path to ensure its core interest of preventing a strengthened Iranian/Hezbollah presence in Syria, without clashing with Trump over his Russia play.
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"China can deliver on the easy things like buying more agriculture as they need those goods, but when you go into the territory of intellectual property, and industrial and technology policy, you are clashing with China's long-term aims," he said.
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Authorities had taken out a court order to prevent demonstrations at the airport, which was forced to close for part of last week after protesters thronged the main terminal for several days, grounding around 1000 flights and occasionally clashing with police.
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There were bolo ties (no joke), fringe, shearling, and leather, all of which somehow managed to avoid clashing with the more feminine aspects of tried-and-true womenswear present throughout, like ruffles, peplums, deep V-necks, and Mary Jane heels.
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Authorities had taken out a court order to prevent demonstrations at the airport, which was forced to close for part of last week after protesters thronged the main terminal for several days, grounding around 1,000 flights and occasionally clashing with police.
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Unlike neighboring Poland and Hungary, Slovakia has avoided clashing with Brussels over the rule of law, but was the only central European country not to expel any Russian diplomats over the March poisoning of a Russian former double agent in Britain.
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The Golden State Warriors have not visited after clashing with Trump, the Philadelphia Eagles were disinvited after many players said they wouldn't go, and a number of others cited scheduling conflicts and individual players on teams have elected not to attend.
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Why it matters: Comparing Trump to Reagan and Eisenhower is quite a leap for a group that got on the wrong side of the president by excoriating his 2016 campaign and clashing with him on everything from tariffs to immigration policy.
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Israel was further helped by a hotline to the main Russian airbase at Hmeymim in Syrai, which let it continue covert strikes to foil suspected Hezbollah or Iranian operations against it on Syrian turf without fear of accidentally clashing with Moscow.
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In recent weeks, gangs of men have also been filmed tearing down Lennon Walls -- collections of pro-democracy posters and post-it notes that have sprung up over the city -- and clashing with and assaulting protesters who attempt to protect them.
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The SDF itself, of course, is opposed to the Assad regime but in a more proximate sense is clashing with Turkish-backed opposition groups and increasingly with Turkey itself, which has gotten more directly involved in Syria over the past year.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Taliban insurgents stormed a court in the Afghan city of Ghazni on Wednesday, clashing with police for at least an hour in an attack in which 10 people, including all five of the militants, were killed, police said.
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But Trump is clashing with Republican leaders, his approval ratings are in the 30s in most polls and more than half of voters are convinced he is bent on tearing the country apart, according to one recent Fox News survey.
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Fresh clashes between students and armed groups Multiple social media posts on Monday showed university students clashing with armed groups at the National University of Engineering in Nicaragua, including posts from Guevara-Rosas and Nicaraguan human rights activist Bianca Jagger.
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The US withdrawal from northern Syria has plunged the region into chaos, with Kurdish militias clashing with the Turkish military, hundreds of Islamic State supporters escaping detention, and the Kurds forging a new alliance with the Syrian government, a US foe.
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Mr. Hoover flew well into his 80s, but not before clashing with the authorities when he was 72, in 1994, when medical examiners from the Federal Aviation Administration declared him unfit to fly, saying that his "cognitive abilities" had diminished.
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Thousands of people took to the streets in protest on the eve of the ruling, which the local news media had reported was in the works, clashing with the police in scenes reminiscent of the huge pro-democracy demonstrations in 2014.
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Over the course of three previewed episodes, Zoey deals with the usual assortment of coming-of-age challenges, from a crush on one of her classmates -- who might not feel the same way -- to clashing with the obligatory mean girl.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk expects his company to turn out a fully self-driving car within two years, he said in December, though high-profile and clashing with federal regulators like the National Transportation Safety Board could slow down Tesla's efforts.
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But the tensions between the countries were soon overshadowed by a brutal civil war that erupted in South Sudan in December 2013, with forces loyal to South Sudanese President Salva Kiir clashing with those backing his sacked vice president, Riek Machar.
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The Hungarian government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban has often unnerved investors' since 22015 by clashing with the European Union over curbs on the media and other independent institutions, and by imposing new taxes on banks, telecoms firms and retailers.
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Every nod to 'Nam, the civil rights movement, or psychedelic drugs is half-baked; whenever things are getting a little too utopian, we're tossed headlong into a shot of Max in Vietnam, Detroit burning in 1967, or protesters clashing with police.
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His anger echoed that of President Trump, whose public denouncement of Harley's decision has put one of the country's most iconic brands in the uncomfortable position of clashing with a president who is immensely popular with most of its customers.
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Although she has been credited with coming up with and shaping the Roseanne Conner character, the creation of the show itself is credited to Matt Williams, a writer-producer who was fired after clashing with the star early in its run.
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Perhaps more important than the substance of the remarks, however, was their author, Boris Johnson, the former foreign secretary who quit last month after clashing with Prime Minister Theresa May over Britain's break from the European Union, known as Brexit.
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Why it matters: Thousands of Ecuadorians, set off by Moreno's announcement that he would end a 4-decade-old, $1.4 billion-per-year fuel subsidy, have been protesting for almost 2 weeks, clashing with police, ransacking government buildings and looting businesses.
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STC forces, which are armed and trained by Riyadh's main coalition partner, the United Arab Emirates, tried to extend their reach in the south, clashing with government forces in violence that risked further fragmenting Yemen and complicating United Nations peace efforts.
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Rafael Ramirez, a former oil minister and PDVSA president who left office after clashing with Maduro in 2014, said the company had already effectively handed control to joint venture partners even though an agreement had not yet been formally reached.
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Rafael Ramirez, a former oil minister and PDVSA president who left office after clashing with Maduro in 2014, said the state company had already effectively handed control to joint venture partners even though an agreement had not yet been formally reached.
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As Uber has grown into a global behemoth, upending urban transportation networks and changing the way people get around, the company has often found itself clashing with local governments or trying to dig itself out of a public relations morass.
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Discovery's original showrunner, Dead Like Me and Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller, left the project after clashing with CBS executives over budget, production schedule, crew selection, and the intriguing idea of Discovery being an anthology series instead of the serialized show CBS preferred.
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Hindu-led campaign India has a long history of sectarian violence, with members of the Hindu community, which accounts for some 80% of all Indians, often clashing with minority groups, among them the roughly 200 million Muslims who call the country home.
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You're a practical, direct person, Capricorn, and you're really wondering what the hell is wrong with everyone and why their behavior is so confusing today (this whole week, really!) due to the Sun and clashing with Neptune (the planet of delusion) this morning.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Hungary and Slovakia told the European Union's top court on Wednesday that sharing out asylum-seekers among member states under a quota system was unlawful, clashing with Germany, France and others in a dispute that threatens to tear the bloc apart.
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Brian Acton, the other co-founder of WhatsApp, told Forbes last month that he left $850 million on the table by exiting Facebook last year, a decision he said he made after clashing with Mark Zuckerberg over plans to monetize the messaging service.
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That's not the case in Spider-Man for PS4, though; in this game, she's a playable character in her own right, breaking stories as a reporter for the Daily Bugle and often clashing with Peter's overprotectiveness as she tries to do her job.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It took nearly three days for President Donald Trump to name and denounce the white supremacists who rallied in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Friday and Saturday, violently clashing with counter-protestors and leaving one woman, Heather Heyer, dead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A planned state visit by King Felipe of Spain and his wife to Britain in June has been postponed for a month to avoid clashing with a snap election called by British Prime Minister Theresa May, Buckingham Palace said on Friday.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - A Macedonian court sentenced 20013 ethnic Albanians to jail terms on Thursday, including seven given life sentences, after they were found guilty of plotting attacks and clashing with the police in a 2015 shootout in which 22 people were killed.
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As the title of this comic implies, Daimon is the son of Satan, and he ran around in the mid-1970s helping Marvel heroes like Ghost Rider and The Thing, clashing with his dad, and using his flaming trident to smite his foes.
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International investors had been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-austerity coalition took shape in May last year and formed a government in June, clashing with European Commission over plans to ramp up public spending and unwind past deficit-curbing reforms.
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The startup, now valued just north of $25 billion as of last December, knows full well from clashing with the hotel industry that it has to convert people by appealing to its service's strengths as a cheaper, more memorable way to travel.
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Five-times winners Barcelona, who are in the last eight for the 12th successive season, will be away in the first leg after UEFA switched the order to avoid United's home match clashing with Manchester City, who host Spurs in their second leg.
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Now he's clashing with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE Guess who's back?
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Promotion of the novel got off to a rocky start last week when Clinton made headlines after clashing with NBC's Craig Melvin, who asked during an interview about the book whether the ex-commander in chief had ever apologized to Monica Lewinsky.
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Both candidates, one a billionaire developer with no political experience and the other a U.S. Senator from Texas with a reputation for clashing with his colleagues in Washington D.C., stood center stage Thursday night and, for the most part, dominated the proceedings.
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Mr. Perelman left Carnegie after spending less than a year as its chairman after clashing with its staff and other board members — and before making an additional donation to the hall that had been expected to be in the $30 million range.
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The Moon will meet with power planet Pluto at 2:28 PM, putting us in an intense and emotional mood, and the energy will be over-the-top tonight, thanks to the Moon clashing with Jupiter at 12:47 AM. All Times EST.
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There were competing claims about the success of the government's offensive on Friday, with the government saying its fighters had captured more territory in northern parts of the city and penetrated the center of Aleppo, where they were clashing with the rebels.
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The battle for Marawi prompted unprecedented, if limited, cooperation between the Philippine armed forces and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, the country's largest insurgent group, which for years has fought for independence or self-governance for Muslim Mindanao, routinely clashing with government forces.
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The incident rattles Deadpool to his core, and he ends up clashing with the team: It's a heartbreaking moment, not only because we see Deadpool deal with the trauma, but also because it shows what the rest of the team thinks of him.
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The political landscape in the state is in flux now, with Mr. McCain's passing and a bruising Republican primary set for Tuesday to replace Senator Jeff Flake, the Republican who announced that he would not seek another term after clashing with President Trump.
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Even as he was clashing with European leaders on Friday about a Russian return to the Group of 7, his director of national intelligence was giving a speech in France condemning Moscow's malign behavior and warning against allowing it to divide the allies.
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Das was appointed on Tuesday in place of Urjit Patel, who resigned abruptly the previous day after clashing with the government, which has pressured the bank to ease lending curbs and hand over part of its reserves to help fund India's fiscal deficit.
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But a broad perception emerged that he and his mostly male staff had ganged up on an Indigenous woman, clashing with his image as a self-proclaimed feminist and champion of minorities who promised a new "sunny" and collaborative approach to politics.
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Outside the roiling Porter scandal, a bipartisan Senate group's soon-to-be-unveiled legislation addressing DACA risks clashing with Trump, who is reportedly considering vetoing any immigration bill that does not end the so-called diversity visa lottery and chain migration systems.
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Russia and the United States set up the so-called deconfliction line in October 2015, after Russian air forces intervened in the Syrian civil war, to prevent each country's forces from operating in the same area and thus clashing with each other.
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ON BOARD THE OPEN ARMS, Mediterranean (Reuters) - A sea rescue charity is taking a lone survivor and the bodies of two dead migrants found at sea to Spain, it said on Wednesday, after clashing with Italy over what should be done with them.
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The move comes in the midst of Trump's long-standing rocky relationship with California, with the President clashing with the Golden State over not only homelessness but also his spot on the California 2020 ballot and his false claims about state voter fraud.
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Less than a year since he stepped down as the chairman of Carnegie Hall after clashing with its staff, Ron Perelman, the billionaire businessman, announced he's donating $75 million to revive plans to build a performing arts center at the World Trade Center site.
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"Turkey will take advantage of there no longer being a risk of clashing with U.S. troops in northeast Syria to pursue its planned military campaign against" the SDF, Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa Programme at Chatham House, told VICE News.
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Since season 8 of The Real Housewives of New York City premiered last month, the unapologetic reality star has been clashing with the women left and right – from arguing with Dorinda Medley over her boyfriend to sparring with new cast member Julianne "Jules" Wainstein.
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Reality check: Trump didn't specifically name anyone he thinks should "go back," but of the 4 progressive Democratic congresswomen in headlines for clashing with Pelosi — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley — only Omar is an immigrant to the United States.
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President Trump sought to turn the tables on the Obama administration Monday after demanding a probe into whether his predecessor's FBI "infiltrated" his 2016 campaign, pointedly asking what then-President Barack Obama knew about the operation – while clashing with former CIA boss John Brennan.
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The 19-year-old actress, who plays Ethel on the CW teen drama, made the reveal after clashing with some viewers about a same-sex kiss between Archie Andrews' two love interests on the show, Betty (Lili Reinhart) and Veronica (Camila Mendes), during cheerleader tryouts.
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The outspoken contestant made a name for herself by actively voicing her frustrations with some of the other women (and openly clashing with one in particular), all while fighting for her time with the man of the hour — and ultimately, a shot at love.
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As a senator he has specialised in national security and foreign policy, clashing with Mr Obama—of whom he was an early endorser—by joining Senator John McCain, a Republican, in insisting that Congress should formally authorise the use of military force against Islamic State.
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Plasma - the fourth state of matter after solids, liquids and gases - exists in the solar system as a soup of the charged particles beaming continuously outward from the sun and clashing with interstellar plasma that darts inward from other cosmic events like stellar explosions.
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"Free Fallin'," released in 1989, is in many ways the quintessential Petty song, in that it combines a distinct portrait of down-home Americana meeting and clashing with modern ideals — usually represented by an urban influence, in this case the city of Los Angeles.
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"The choice of de Puyfontaine as chairman seems legitimate but Vivendi would run the risk of clashing with Rome and regulators in a country where the state still tends to exercise some undue influence over the private sector," Andrea Giuricin, CEO at TRA Consulting, said.
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What ensued were a series of delicious hijinks against the town and its families, with Tabitha colluding with literal dark forces in her basement to wreak havoc to the best of her ability, frequently clashing with the potential force of pure good, Charity Standish.
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Signs of disagreement internally around management strategy came to light earlier in the week when news broke that Facebook's Chief Information Security Officer Alex Stamos will leave the company after reportedly clashing with colleagues on how to handle disclosures of Russian activity on Facebook.
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Some noted sources of tension for Mad Dog: Learned about key Pentagon appointments, like Vincent Viola as Army Secretary, from the media Rejected all transition suggestions for undersecretary of defense for intelligence, a powerful post Clashing with Michael Flynn, Trump's pick for national security advisor.
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Over the years, as Solo has established herself as the dominant female goalkeeper of her generation, she has also repeatedly tested the patience of the United States soccer federation, clashing with coaches, criticizing teammates and picking fights with former national team stars on social media.
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As he runs for a second term, Mr. Rauner is one of the most vulnerable incumbent governors in the nation, having spent much of his brief political career clashing with Democrats who control the State Legislature over labor unions, taxes, the state's budget and schools.
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A little less than a week ago, I wrote that the knives were out for White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, who was said to be clashing with other top administration officials, losing the president's favor, and potentially on his way out of the administration.
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America doesn't want a war with Russia, and the Russians just want to siphon off as much oil as they can from Syria, and use it as a base and an ego booster, without clashing with anyone — because they are much weaker than they look.
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After clashing with a colleague at Duke, he left in 1991 to become clinical director of a geriatric hospital outside Durham, N.C. "That was considered a real step down, in our world," said Barbara J. Burns, a Duke psychiatry professor whom Dr. Carroll had hired.
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After months of clashing with state Democrats over the problem last year, Trump administration officials have been in talks with LA Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger about a potential deal to supplement a local plan with federal funding and land.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden Biden, Sanders tax plans would raise less revenue than claimed: studies MORE (D-Mass.), clashing with her in the two previous primary debates.
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Sharif has been a central figures in Pakistan's turbulent politics for three decades, repeatedly clashing with the powerful military, most notably over his desire for better relations with India and over Islamist militant groups that the army allegedly uses as proxies to destabilise neighboring countries.
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At this writing, the president is beginning a press conference in Brussels … stay tuned ... The annual meeting of nations began Wednesday largely where last month's Group of Seven (G-2023) meeting left off — with Trump clashing with American allies and torching longstanding global agreements.
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Opponents in parliament talk of forming a grand coalition against Khan, dubbing him a "puppet" and accusing him of entering into a Faustian Pact with the powerful military, which has a history of ousting prime ministers and clashing with civilian governments over control of foreign policy.
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International investors have been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-austerity coalition took shape in May and formed a government in June, clashing with European Commission in the second half of 2018 over plans to ramp up public spending and unwinding past deficit-curbing reforms.
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After isolating herself from nearly everyone during the RHOC Ireland getaway, the 42-year-old mother of one found herself in the center of the drama once again — clashing with Tamra Judge, Shannon Beador, Heather Dubrow and Vicki Gunvalson during an early-morning drive to the airport.
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The sharp drop was sparked by media reports that Theresa May, who replaced David Cameron as leader last month, would trigger "Article 50" — the section of the EU's treaty governing leaving the 28-country block — by April to avoid clashing with crucial elections in France and Germany.
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This is a totally magical, fantastical day in your love life—I might even worry that you'd get lost in your bed sheets for good if it weren't for the sun clashing with Saturn on this day, asking everyone to stay on top of their responsibilities.
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Scotland, one of the UK's four member nations, voted to stick with the EU in June, clashing with a vote to leave in Britain as a whole and causing much disgruntlement as the process of renegotiating 40 years of trade and political agreements are hammered out.
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Uproar over the lewd remarks has split the GOP, with Trump and his supporters openly clashing with establishment Republicans like Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.).
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The Australian faces a heavy sanction from the ATP after clashing with on-court officials for the second time in as many weeks and with Murphy for the second time this month as his frustration mounted during his 6-7(3) 7-6(4) 6-2 loss.
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Trump has vowed to scrap U.S. trade deals, slap a tariff on imported goods and raise taxes on hedge-fund managers, as well as retain some sort of mandate to purchase health insurance - clashing with the free-market principles that have long underpinned Republican economic policy.
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A fresh start for all these intimate, complex, and deep issues in your life (everything from sex to debts to spiritual transformation) will arrive on May 25 thanks to the new moon in Gemini; however, the energy will be turbulent due to Venus also clashing with Pluto.
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In an essay published in July on "War on the Rocks", a website, Brian Weeden, a former space-operations officer with the air force who is now at the Secure World Foundation, a think-tank, warned that General Raymond might wind up clashing with geographical-area commanders.
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But the spyware was deployed against some of Mexico's most influential reporters and activists, including a highly respected academic pushing for anticorruption legislation, two of Mexico's most famous journalists and lawyers looking into the case of 43 students who mysteriously disappeared after clashing with the police.
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"Afghan security forces surrounded the building and are clashing with the attackers in a bid to counter the attack," said Sohrab Qaderi, a council member for the city's province of Nangarhar, adding that more casualties are feared with staff and other people stuck in the building.
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Your friends and allies will feel like a weighty aspect of your life, so don't be surprised if it takes a minute to adjust to the changes you'll be experiencing in the early part of this transit—especially while Saturn is clashing with Uranus in Taurus.
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The Moon enters sensual earth sign Taurus at 12:04 AM before meeting with the planet of surprises, Uranus, at 2:14 AM. The Moon connects with Saturn at 12:20 PM, creating a serious mood before clashing with Mars at 1:21 PM, stirring up passions.
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You can draw a line from Rey seeking out Luke for training to Luke seeing out Yoda, or between the Resistance clashing with a bloodied but by no means beaten First Order in the same way that the Empire came back as a resurgent force against the Rebels.
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But critics say livestock are also a key part of the country's economy - and restricting age-old pastoralist practice will leave herders with only bad options: stay in Benue and break the law, travel to a nearby state and risk clashing with farmers there, or watch their animals die.
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According to the statement released Sunday, rebuilding efforts are estimated to "last six months" How it began Maute militants stormed Marawi on May 23, clashing with government troops and prompting President Duterte to declare martial law in the island of Mindanao, of which the city is a part.
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No change to text) By Paul Sandle SHIREBROOK, England Sept 259 (Reuters) - Mike Ashley, the billionaire majority owner of troubled British retailer Sports Direct, came out fighting at a stormy annual meeting on Wednesday, ignoring calls for his chairman to quit and clashing with the country's biggest labour union.
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Less than a year since he stepped down as the chairman of Carnegie Hall after clashing with its staff, Ronald O. Perelman, the billionaire businessman, announced Wednesday that he was donating $75 million to revive plans to build a performing arts center at the World Trade Center site.
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Tensions over Donald Trump's incendiary presidential campaign finally erupted into chaos Friday night, when protesters in Chicago shut down a scheduled campaign rally, clashing with the Republican frontrunner's supporters in massive demonstrations on the streets and at the University of Illinois campus where the candidate was supposed to speak.
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He has repeatedly signaled to his advisers and allies his willingness to change and adapt, but has grown only more volatile and prone to provocation since then, clashing with a Gold Star family, making comments that have been seen as inciting violence and linking his political opponents to terrorism.
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The crisis over the March 19703 poisoning of a former Russian double agent and his daughter has driven tensions between the Kremlin and the West to their highest pitch in decades and forced European countries like Germany that are usually wary of clashing with Moscow to choose sides.
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After releasing a trailer at Comic-Con in July that focused more on the human characters than the gigantic creatures, the sci-fi reboot unleashed a follow-up that gives us more prolonged looks at Godzilla clashing with his rival Titans: Mothra, Rodan and the three-headed King Ghidorah.
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If the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank, which, as I said, tacitly cooperates with Israel on security, collapses while Israel has to fight Hamas — or if West Bank Palestinian youth decide, in mass, to join Hamas in clashing with Israel — the strategic challenge for Israel would be enormous.
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In the summer of 2014, after repeatedly clashing with other Obama administration officials over his management of the Defense Intelligence Agency — and what he saw as his unheeded warnings about the rising power of Islamic militants — Mr. Flynn was fired, bringing his military career to an abrupt end.
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White House officials hope to defuse any tensions by trying to build good personal rapport between Mr. Trump and Mr. Moon, a 64-year-old human rights lawyer who served a previous South Korean leader, Roh Moo-hyun, known for clashing with the United States over North Korea.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) who earned his political stripes by clashing with President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama6900 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 28503,22019 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Johnson found out that disagreements over the Fed's policies didn't amount to a valid "cause" when he asked his Justice Department in 1965 if he could fire a Fed board governor after clashing with him for raising the discount rate amid signs the economy was starting to overheat.
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The U.S. is scheduled to increase tariffs on US$250 billion worth of Chinese products from 25 percent to 30 percent on Tuesday, having delayed the implementation from last week to avoid clashing with the 70th anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China on October 1.
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As thousands of performers took part in a stunning, highly coordinated display in Tiananmen Square -- half ultra-patriotic Olympics opening ceremony, half Chinese New Year's gala -- Hong Kong was in chaos, with fires set, subway stations and government buildings vandalized, and protesters clashing with police and residents across multiple districts.
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The big picture: During his comments at the White House, Trump again said that he didn't specifically name anyone in his tweets, despite the fact that four progressive Democratic congresswomen of color — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar and Ayanna Pressley — have made headlines for clashing with Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Government ministers claimed that violent extremists had infiltrated and exploited the yellow vest campaign as an excuse to commit violence, while Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said many of those arrested were men aged between 30 and 40, who had come from outside Paris with the intention of clashing with police.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson found out that disagreements over the Fed's policies didn't amount to a valid "cause" when he asked his Justice Department in 1965 if he could fire a Fed board governor after clashing with him for raising the discount rate amid signs the economy was starting to overheat.
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Busloads of riot police arrived in response, clashing with furious demonstrators before withdrawing once the man was removed, and leaving the terminal briefly in control of activists who then briefly detained a reporter from China's Global Times newspaper, a nationalistic tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE (D-Mass.) repeatedly clashing with more moderate candidates over issues such as health care.
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The latest: The saga, which has been flooding cable news for days, got even worse Monday night when the New York Times reported that the company's chief information security officer, Alex Stamos, is leaving the company after clashing with colleagues on how to handle disclosures of Russian activity on Facebook.
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Mr. Trump's economic team is deeply divided on how to approach China, with nationalists like Mr. Navarro and Robert E. Lighthizer, Mr. Trump's top trade negotiator, often clashing with Mr. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and Mr. Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, who have offered more conciliatory approaches.
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The targets have included lawyers investigating the case of 43 students who disappeared en masse after clashing with the police, a journalist who revealed a questionable real estate deal by the president's wife, academics fighting corruption and the family members of critics, including a teenage son living in the United States.
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Not only has he second-guessed his lawyers and changed them several times, hampering his own defense; he has also tested the patience of the judge, James M. Burke, clashing with him over the use of a cellphone in the courtroom, then filing court papers accusing the judge of being biased.
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He was clashing with John Fox's staff in Chicago, and he's also kind of a character—the sort of player who is liable to say just about anything in a press conference: Believe it or not, there are NFL personnel and evaluators who bristle at hearing players speak as openly as Bennett does.
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The first lady gave a speech in support of a former first lady, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, and described America as "the greatest country on earth", clashing with Republican Donald Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan and bringing an arena crowd riven by a fierce fight for the nomination to its feet.
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Harrison is also expected to face pushback from organized labor at CSX after clashing with unionized workers at CP. During Harrison's four-year tenure at CP, grievances have skyrocketed among unionized railroad workers in western Canada, rising to 5,000 in 2016 from 400 in 2012, according to the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference.
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It's a quiet day, but things will kick up this evening: The Moon, in Sagittarius, connects with lucky planet Jupiter at 9:54 PM, bringing good vibes our way, before clashing with the planet of illusions and fantasy, Neptune, at 11:48 PM. Things aren't as they appear—but don't get too paranoid!
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Harrison is also expected to face pushback from organized labor at CSX after clashing with unionized workers at CP. During Harrison's tenure at CP, open grievances have skyrocketed among workers in western Canada, rising to more than 7,000 now from 400 when he arrived in 2012, according to the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference.
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But in California, critics of the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department have been faced with a unique version of the issue: the existence of what have been called "deputy gangs" — cliques of officers who allegedly engage in violent and potentially criminal behavior while protecting their members and clashing with other law enforcement officers.
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Shortly after [former campaign manager Corey] Lewandowski, with whom Hicks had an on-and-off romantic relationship, was fired in June 2016 for clashing with Trump family members, Hicks sat in Trump Tower with Trump and his sons, worrying about Lewandowski's treatment in the press and wondering aloud how she might help him.
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Andrés has also become a political figure, publicly clashing with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over immigration, disaster relief and other issues.
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While not technically a party to the lawsuit, Mr. Bolton, who left his post in September after clashing with Mr. Trump, is represented by the same lawyer, Charles J. Cooper, and is taking the same position as Mr. Kupperman in waiting for the court to decide whether he should testify or not.
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The energy will be over the top tonight, with the Moon clashing with Jupiter at 8:14 PM. Mercury enters cool, logical Libra at 8:42 PM, and the Moon makes an easy connection with it at 1:22 AM, having entered Aquarius at 12:40 AM, helping us think more clearly.
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Mr. Khama's brother, Tshekedi, was removed as Botswana's environment minister in December after clashing with the new president over the hunting debate, a power struggle that came to light when the animal rights charity Elephants Without Borders claimed that a "poaching frenzy" was taking place in the north of the country in 2018.
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But the FBI's effort to gain far-reaching visibility into the social media activities of both Americans and foreigners risks clashing with other parts of the federal government that have sought to clamp down on Silicon Valley for data breaches, privacy violations, and other cases in which user information was shared without consent.
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Alluding to the nearby military installation, Naval Station Norfolk, Mr. Bloomberg derided President Trump as a lawless leader and quoted the resignation letter of the president's former navy secretary, Richard V. Spencer, who quit last weekend after clashing with Mr. Trump over a disciplinary case involving a Navy SEAL accused of war crimes.
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The article "Protesters in Hong Kong Clash With Police Over Lawmakers' Fate" provides additional information: HONG KONG — Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday, clashing with the police in a protest against an impending decision by China's Parliament aimed at eradicating a nascent independence movement in the territory.
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The new interim government is causing the conflict on the streets of Bolivia Ironically, the same people who say that the Bolivian military forced Morales to resign because they did not want to clash with the people are now saying that, under President Añez, the military is clashing with the Bolivian people.
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But Mr. Sims, who left last year after clashing with Mr. Kelly, is one of the few people to attach his name to descriptions of goings-on at the White House that are not always flattering to Mr. Trump, and many of the scenes are not particularly flattering to anyone, including himself.
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MEXICO CITY — Extraordinary protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua extended into a third day on Friday as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Managua, the capital, and other cities, clashing with government security forces and barricading neighborhoods in opposition to newly announced changes in the social security program.
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Tut Kew Gatluak, an adviser to President Salva Kiir, said the talks would now also involve rebels in Darfur, a region of Sudan along the border with South Sudan where rebels have been clashing with President Omar Hassan al-Bashir's forces since 2003, although fighting has subsided in all the rebel regions in recent years.
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Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, with whom he worked closely in the House to oppose earmarks, clashing with GOP leaders at the time.
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High drama is in the air as the moon in Pisces clashes with Jupiter at 10:03 PM. The moon connects with Saturn at 11:09 PM, encouraging a supportive atmosphere before clashing with Venus at 11:14 PM and meeting Neptune at 11:56 PM, finding us in an especially romantic and whimsical mood!
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Other Obama appointees taking on Trump include former White House lawyer Ian Bassin who has founded United to Protect Democracy, a new group probing Trump over ethics; and James Cadogan, who worked with Smith at the Justice Department, and is now at the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, a civil rights group already clashing with the new administration.
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In the past often called upon by European governments to advise them on Islam, before last year he was most well-known outside of Europe for clashing with the George W Bush administration over obtaining a visa to teach in the US in the 2000s and being the grandson of the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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But sources tell PEOPLE exclusively that the full story is much stranger: Young — whose career heyday of the '80s soured amid a series of on-set issues — allegedly broke into the office of a film on which she had been slated to make her directorial debut before being fired this summer after clashing with the producers.
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Kushner and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, the president's daughter and Kushner's wife, reportedly lobbied to have Kelly replaced after privately clashing with him during his tenure, which began in July 2017.
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And the Chamber has taken public fire from President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE after clashing with him over trade and other issues, and from lawmakers of both parties.
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Weld managed to run substantially to the left of his Democratic opponent—John Silber, the union-busting president of Boston University who was known mostly for clashing with Howard Zinn and threatening to cut mothers off of welfare—and he won a massive reelection victory after breaking the hearts of conservatives who expected him to cut spending.
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She earned a reputation as an enforcer and fierce bureaucratic infighter, clashing with White House chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE and Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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