Trump didn't climb down from his travel ban through British prodding.
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So we've constructed a position that's very hard to climb down from.
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One by one, the Nusra fighters began to climb down from the rooftop.
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In other words, Trump's executive order is a dramatic climb-down from his worst campaign rhetoric.
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" But Obama's policy was actually a further climb-down from "acting alone" to "should not intervene.
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Another showed some tightly wound makeshift rope, which the escapees used to climb down from the roof.
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"The Chinese are still trying to preserve the space to climb down from this," he told CNN.
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"Merkel needs to do this to help Seehofer climb down from a tree," one senior EU diplomat said.
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"This is a significant climb down from a weak government on the verge of defeat," Mr. Starmer told lawmakers.
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Society has to climb down from the position that says there is nothing objectionable about abortion before a certain time.
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" Asked if the EU also needed to climb down from its own high horse, Krichbaum said: "We cannot allow cherry picking.
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The U.K. government's proposal is seen as a climb down from the harder Brexit plan regularly espoused by Prime Minister May.
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But Spiegel should climb down from his high horse and acknowledge that Snapchat in its current form is a great distraction from the real world.
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In boxing more than in other sports, life is seldom easy for the great ones after they climb down from the ring for the last time.
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But some ardent Brexiteers and the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists are said to be looking for a ladder to climb down from their opposition to the deal.
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If Trump really wanted to get to yes, to make the most impressive deal in history, then he would need to climb down from his hardcore pro-Israel stances.
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Nonetheless, three maintenance workers shortly before noon on Tuesday thought they could rouse the raccoon from its stupor and offered it a ladder to climb down from the ledge.
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If saving the existing system means calling the Senate and the Assembly back into session to climb down from that height, the governor should waste little time doing so.
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In Saturday's speech to a group of Iranian athletes, Rouhani noted Trump's recent remarks and suggested they were a climb-down from statements last year that encouraged regime change in Iran.
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On the Kurdish Iraqi side of the border, in the shadow of the barren hills of Mount Sinjar, the pair climb down from the pick-up truck, to meet the boy's benefactor.
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But its provisions are a significant climb-down from the very tough sanctions the Trump administration proposed last Tuesday, especially on oil, where a complete ban could have crippled North Korea's economy.
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"Pompeo focuses on what the president wants," the official told me on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive talks, "and they seem to want a way to climb down" from punishing the country.
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As such, the Palestinians will be wise to climb down from the limb they are out on, claiming they have given up on the United States as a mediator in Middle East peace talks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's abrupt reversal in a volatile immigration crisis resulted from pressure by close family members, friends and lawmakers who urged him to climb down from a deeply unpopular hardline policy.
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"We're looking at every avenue available" The comments are the latest indication the White House is trying to climb down from its threat to trigger a shutdown over Trump's demand for $5 billion in wall funding.
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After soaking in the view for a few moments, Dankert, Hall and I climb down from the watchtower and drive south to Kennedy's dune restoration site, which was completed in 24 with federal Hurricane Sandy relief funds.
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Video footage showed some hotel guests using a chain of bed sheets to climb down from windows of top floors as smoke filled the hotel Karachi Mayor Waseem Akhtar told reporters the cause of the fire was not clear.
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FRANKFURT, Oct 26 (Reuters) - Christine Lagarde will ensure European Central Bank policymakers climb down from their "ivory tower" and face the political realities of the euro zone, the ECB's vice president, Luis de Guindos, said in an interview published on Saturday.
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Prices will need to climb down from the stratosphere before most of us start talking about buying one, but, in talking to IDC analyst Francisco Jeronimo at MWC, I learned that mobile operators can't wait to get foldables into their stores.
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Mr. Blanton noted the office had file cabinets and other furniture that could serve as footholds to help the climb down from the drop ceiling, but it was not clear how or where Mr. Lynch gained access to the duct.
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"The payoff is the trade issues," Grenell says, hinting that the administration is prepared — in exchange for strong cooperation on Iran — to climb down from its threats to impose steel and aluminum tariffs and to start a trade war with Europe.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Britain needs to climb down from its "high horse" and face the reality that its European Union partners will not allow cherry picking in negotiations on its planned exit from the bloc, a senior German conservative lawmaker said on Thursday.
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But when it comes to the Chinese, the Trump administration has left itself without a lot of options, other than hoping that Xi Jinping will climb down from his "Made in China 2025" plan to dominate the 10 biggest technologies of the future.
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Nineteen Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar escaped from the detention center in Thailand's southern Songkhla province, around 5 km (3 miles) from the Thai-Malaysian border, early on Wednesday, using a piece of cloth to climb down from a third floor window, police said.
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That would mark a climb-down from the four hikes in 21.6 Fed policymakers had estimated at the start of the year and highlights the challenges they face despite a solid economy, with global risks rising after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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And the Republican business establishment should accept that it is time to climb down from their high horse of unfettered free-market policies and get on with the dirty task of advocating market-friendly government interventions that advance the interests of the working class.
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When the novel was published in Athens in 1955, its conceit — that Jesus felt a temptation to climb down from the cross and live an earthly life with Mary Magdalene — was seen as a challenge to conservative Christianity, represented by the Greek Orthodox Church.
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"The question is whether people will climb down from their trees or not," said Abraham Diskin, a professor emeritus of political science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, referring to the lofty demands and conditions some party leaders have already placed on entering a coalition.
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It might be said that this blot is localized to one small section of the island near the jetty, although it's the eye-level view as you arrive and the one that's spread out below as you climb down from one of the cliffs.
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News Analysis BEIJING — When the veteran Chinese diplomat Wu Dawei left for North Korea last week, he probably knew he had been dispatched on mission impossible: to persuade the country's young leader, Kim Jong-un, to climb down from his threat to launch a rocket as part of his quest to develop ballistic missile technologies.
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Is there any way to help President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE climb down from his pledge to build a "great, beautiful" wall on the Mexican border?
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I love slipping from one biome to another, sometimes with natural change (like slowly climbing steppes as you approach mountains) and sometimes man-made (like the man-made tunnels that connect a handful of places together.) At its best, the game weaves music into this shift in location—just climb down from Lestallum's power plant to its open-air markets, and listen listen as a horn section gradually joins the lonesome guitar.
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The station is built in a dug section of hill, so one has to climb down from the station to the platform. 1\. Konkan Kanya Express MumbaiC.S.T -Madgaon- MumbaiC.S.T 2\.
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They got back to Camp V in the dark and crossed a dangerous area of crevasses above the camp. On 22 May they started to climb down from North Col at 6 am.
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The morning following the accident, with both her companions dead and with no real possibility of rescue, Elder decided to climb down from the mountain to the valley below. At one point it was necessary to lower herself down a 100-foot-tall dry waterfall. She suffered from hallucinations on the way because of lack of sleep and shock. Her descent took 36 hours.
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They land halfway down in a net. Sunny climbs up the shaft with her razor sharp teeth, gets the ersatz rope and jumps back down into the net. Sunny bites a hole in the net, and using the rope, they climb down from the net. Using Violet's ersatz welding torches, they travel along the hallway at the bottom of the shaft, only to find that it leads to a dead end.
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Neither Boscombe nor Stanley were near him, Hastings says. When he tried to climb down from the roof, he fell and was knocked unconscious. Christopher Paull, a drunkard living in the Carver home, swears that he awoke in a stupor in the middle of the night and found the murderer's blood-stained glove in the hall near the landing. In the glove was a key to the rooftop trap-door.
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He decided to climb down from the train, correctly align the switch, and reboard the locomotive. Before leaving the cab, the engineer applied the locomotive's independent air brake. During mainline operation, he would also have applied the automatic air brake, setting the brakes in each of the train's cars. But, as is normal for intra- yard movements, the air brakes of the train were disconnected from the locomotive, and thus were not functional.
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An agta is a tall mythical creature with skin as black as charcoal, found in Philippine mythology. These creatures reside in different trees, most commonly Santo or Balete trees. They are known to climb down from their perches and roam around the land warning fishermen to stay on land instead of fishing. Then, the agta will push trees down so that the timbers will prevent the fishermen from going to the sea to fish.
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Horus himself later had his own mother, Isis, become his imperial consort. In an Egyptian tale, a woman fled from home because her younger brother desired to marry her. Years later, the brother found his sister and without her recognizing who he was, he persuaded her to climb down from a tree in which she sought refuge. She took a liking to this man who she believed to have never met before, and slept with him as his wife.
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Mickey gets to the window of her cell via catapulted bird's nest, but realizes that there isn't a rope to climb down from the window. While the king indulges himself on the wedding feast, Mickey grabs hold of his new found love, and glides down the rope of clothes made from Clarabelle, who is now nude in a barrel. The two lovebirds are halfway down, but the king spots them and has them arrested. He then orders Mickey to be executed by guillotine.
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Double D and Eddy urge Ed to climb down from the web, but he is unable to break free on his own. After his friends manage to pull him down, the three of them frantically try to run away. Before they are able to escape the forest though, they fall into a muddy swamp and are surrounded by three seemingly ominous figures. Some time later, the Eds wake up in a trailer home, where three girls are staring down at them.
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456, n.4 While in the book, Gardner writes: > If someone announces that the moon is made of green cheese, the professional > astronomer cannot be expected to climb down from his telescope and write a > detailed refutation. “A fairly complete textbook of physics would be only > part of the answer to Velikovsky,” writes Prof. Laurence J. Lafleur, in his > excellent article on “Cranks and Scientists” (Scientific Monthly, Nov., > 1951), “and it is therefore not surprising that the scientist does not find > the undertaking worth while.” p.
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But the congregation quickly departs unimpressed, leaving Simón alone. Time goes by and Simón meets a number of regular characters – a handsome priest whom he condemns on grounds of vanity, a dwarf herder, and his mother, who comes to live close to him but remains neglected of his attention. A woman (Silvia Pinal), Satan, visits him three times: first as an innocent girl chanting curses in Latin, second disguised as Jesus. She constantly tries to make Simón give up his task and climb down from the pillar, but he refuses every time.
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Using a rope of belts and turbans, they individually climb down from this to a valley beyond. However, before El Borak can escape, the Afridi holding the rope is killed by attacking Orakzai. He orders the Afridi to escape because the whole opposing force could be on them shortly. It is only when he returns to the cave mouth to find it still under enemy fire that he realises that the group at the rear must have been unofficial stragglers and Baber Ali knows nothing about the escape.
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The remains of date palm plantations can be found halfway down the side of the crater, but they are disused. There are springs near the plantations. It is easy to climb down from the rim to the bottom of the crater there from the north side on a prepared path, although most of the circumference has steep unclimbable cliffs. At the top of the path is a stone hut which contains rubbish and debris, and some suitable places for camping, although there are better places to camp to the south (see below).
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The segment ends when The Narrator, infuriated by the Raven's mockery of his grief, flies into a fit of rage chasing it across his study, ending with the Raven's eventual victory and The Narrator lying wide eyed and staring under a pile of books. The episode then returns to the treehouse and Bart, Lisa and Maggie, who are not frightened by any of the stories. They climb down from the treehouse and sleep peacefully the whole night. Homer, on the other hand, lies in his bed terrified, despite Marge's reassurance that they are just children's stories and cannot bring him any harm.
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Allhallows Colliery railway station was in the former county of Cumberland, now Cumbria, England. It was a stop on the Bolton Loop (sometimes referred to as the "Mealsgate Loop") of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway.The Bolton Loop, via Cumbrian Railways Association The station - almost certainly an unstaffed halt - was provided for miners at the colliery of the same name. No timetabled service ever called, nor is it certain what form the platform took, many such up and down the country were primitive in the extreme; in some cases users had to climb down from covered wagons or ancient coaches onto the trackside.
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This > assumption is true only in so far as gratitude to women offered an excuse to > the anti-suffragists in the Cabinet and elsewhere to climb down with some > dignity from a position that had become untenable before the war. I > sometimes think that the art of politics consists in the provision of > ladders to enable politicians to climb down from untenable positions. During the First World War the Votes for Women newspaper continued to appear, but with a much-reduced circulation, and it struggled to remain financially viable. Sharp reoriented the paper to appeal more to middle-class women, with the slogan "The War Paper for Women".
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When Hightower doesn't show up, Bertram gets irritated and suggests Jane has "reached the end of his rope," which prompts Jane to realize that the assassin in the hotel planned to use the rope to climb down from the balcony of room 605 and enter room 505 – the room designated to O'Laughlin. O'Laughlin and Van Pelt arrive at the house where Hightower is being hidden. Jane tries to warn Lisbon, but is too late, as O'Laughlin enters and shoots Lisbon. Lisbon, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, recovers fast enough to throw a cushion at O'Laughlin, who is then shot and killed by Hightower and Van Pelt.
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A sequel, Bionic Commando: Elite Forces, was released in 1999 for the Game Boy Color. Though it borrows some elements from its predecessors, Elite Forces has a different plot from the rest of the series. Also, the characters (an unnamed male or female commando) have a few more moves, such as the ability to climb down from platforms, and can also utilize a sniper rifle in some segments to eliminate distant enemies. An enhanced remake of the 1988 NES version was developed by Grin and published by Capcom for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation Network, and Xbox Live Arcade and was released on August 13, 2008, under the name, Bionic Commando Rearmed (バイオニック コマンドー マスターD復活計画, Bionic Commando: Master D Resurrection Project in Japan).
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