In 1980, a new coalition emerged — the Reagan coalition.
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Clinton's coalition, in short, is arguably the coalition of the future.
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The group says it's formed a coalition dubbed the WeWork Coalition.
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Should the coalition keep its lead, the coalition will control 78 seats.
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It is the Clear the Air Coalition, not the Clean Air Coalition.
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And while there were some coalition injuries, there were no coalition deaths.
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There was no more coalition-y coalition than the Afghanistan coalition we spent 13 years trying to make work until it disbanded in failure in 2014.
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He's a member of the centrist New Democrat Coalition and Blue Dog Coalition.
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"In defense of coalition and partner forces, the coalition conducted strikes," it said.
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The initiative promises to donate $10 million to seven organizations, including The New York Immigration Coalition, New York Mortgage Coalition, New York State Rural Housing Coalition Inc.
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In 1996, Operation PUSH and Rainbow Coalition merged to become the Rainbow PUSH Coalition.
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Russian officials assured Coalition officials they would not engage Coalition forces in the vicinity.
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Liberal-National coalition: * The coalition promises record spending on education over the next decade.
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Update: Members such as Google and Facebook fund the coalition, according to a coalition representative.
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The case for coalition talks A grand coalition would have a majority in the Bundestag.
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Coalition forces estimate al Qaeda lost 450 fighters, while the coalition lost 54 Yemeni fighters.
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A coalition official told CNN the SDF asked for the coalition to perform the strike.
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"The coalition supports only those forces committed to fighting ISIS," coalition spokesman US Army Col.
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A coalition of libertarians and nationalists prefer Wall to Limits; a coalition of conservatives and nationalists prefer Deport to Wall; a coalition of libertarians and conservatives prefer Limits to Deport.
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The coalition determined seven additional reports of civilian casualties caused by coalition strikes to be credible.
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For in a coalition government there is reduced responsibility for all the partners in the coalition.
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The coalition might strike again, the coalition spokesman Colonel Ryan Dillon said by phone on Thursday.
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Fighting for border adjustment: The "American Made Coalition," a coalition of more than 25 American businesses.
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These issues are politically potent because they unite the Democratic coalition and divide the Republican coalition.
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But the decision is also about what sort of coalition will govern Germany and according to most polls it will be a choice between another grand coalition and a "Jamaica" coalition.
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Coalition officials have said that the recent increased proximity between Russian-backed regime troops and coalition-backed Syrian Democratic Forces has necessitated increased "de-confliction" between the Russian and coalition militaries.
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"The natural Trump coalition—farmers, firemen, policemen, veterans, small businessmen—has always been my coalition," he says.
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In 1993, farmworker activists founded the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a coalition that did outreach and education.
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Initial reports indicate the assault did not result in any coalition casualties, a coalition official told CNN.
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"The attack is under investigation by the Coalition and Iraqi Security Forces," the U.S.-led coalition said.
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Mahathir's coalition won a simple majority in Wednesday's polls, defeating the long-ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition.
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"Coalition and partnered forces engaged and defended the ISIS attack with direct fire before destroying enemy assault vehicles and the remaining fighters with multiple coalition airstrikes," the coalition said in a news release.
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The US also helps the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen with "limited intelligence sharing," aerial refueling for coalition jets, and training to make coalition airstrikes more precise, Rankine-Galloway previously told Business Insider.
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The U.S.-led coalition airstrikes against ISIS in Syria are continuing, and the coalition announced that attacks Dec.
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The previous coalition government collapsed after just nine months due to the junior coalition partner withdrawing its support.
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The Slovak National Party (SNS), junior member in a three-party coalition, canceled the coalition agreement on Aug.
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Its potential coalition partners, the Greens, favor such a tax as exploratory talks on forming a coalition begin.
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However, the coalition has struck pro-Syrian government forces that it said were attempting to attack coalition positions.
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The Democratic coalition includes many of the groups the Trump coalition would vote off their reality-show island.
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There, I will be representing the Coalition of Leaders for Advanced Student Success, also known as CLASS Coalition.
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There was some meeting set up with the player's coalition, and they were invited by the player's coalition.
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Paulina Gonzalez is the executive director of the California Reinvestment Coalition, a statewide coalition of nonprofits in California.
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In May, the Sunset Coalition and Brentwood Residents Coalition sued to stop the fast-tracking of the project.
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Usually that gives power to the coalition, but even the coalition tests Australia's conservative temperament at its peril.
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But the fact is that the Centre Right coalition in Italy is a coalition among very different positions.
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In a system where coalition governments are the norm, many pollsters see another 'grand coalition' as the most likely option after the election, although the rise of the AfD makes coalition arithmetic more complicated.
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In four weeks, coalition forces have hammered ISIS targets with 4,000 bombs, artillery strikes and missiles, coalition spokesman Col.
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"The coalition has instructed forces on the ground to halt fighting inside Hodeidah," said one pro-coalition military source.
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I think a new grand coalition after the election will be difficult considering that the ÖVP terminated the coalition.
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" "If the coalition comes off, it must not be a coalition that only agrees on the lowest common denominator.
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The authoritarians are pushing the party toward a smaller coalition just as the GOP needs that coalition to grow.
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Abadi briefly joined the Fatah coalition earlier this year, before changing his mind and running a separate electoral coalition.
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It could be a new coalition, but an official, new coalition, of the dozen or so parties that exist.
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They visited the American air base in Qatar where the coalition is based and interviewed coalition officials and advisers.
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The alliance includes the Renewable Fuels Association, the Clean Fuels Development Coalition, the Marcellus Shale Coalition and Fuel Freedom.
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Attacks against coalition troops by their Afghan trainees increased — five such attacks left 16 coalition troops dead this year.
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That sentiment was not well received by Mahathir Mohamad, who led his opposition coalition to victory over Najib's coalition.
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Most of the signers are members of the centrist Blue Dog Coalition, the centrist New Democrat Coalition, or both.
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The coalition to which he belongs is an informal ally of the United States-led coalition fighting in Syria.
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But I hope people will not vote for that coalition, a coalition where parties are divided on many issues.
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People's Grand Coalition A People's Grand Coalition under the key principle of 'fresh ideas and fresh legs' is required.
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She needs to use Trump to unite her coalition without letting that effort unite the Republican coalition against her.
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AMLO's "Together We Will Make History" coalition beat runner-up Ricardo Anaya, representing the center-right "Mexico Forward" coalition, and the incumbent PRI party candidate, José Antonio Meade, standing for the centrist "All for Mexico" coalition.
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The Obama coalition Clinton's victory over Sanders in 2016 seemed to cement the primacy of what some in the party called the "Obama coalition," meaning a voter coalition centered on college-educated whites and African Americans.
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Your ideal option would presumably be a coalition with the NEOS and the Greens, a sort of "traffic light" coalition?
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" Asked about the possibility of another grand coalition, he replied: "I have nothing against a grand coalition under my leadership.
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Thomas estimated the coalition has killed 60,000 to 70,000 ISIS fighters, but the US coalition has not confirmed that number.
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The U.S.-led military coalition fighting ISIS "has begun the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria," coalition spokesman Col.
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The coalition said the pro-government forces advanced in a "deconfliction zone" and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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Hussein al-Adily, the spokesman for the coalition, said the resignation was accepted and the coalition has withdrawn her candidacy.
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"This project (of another grand coalition) can succeed if our potential coalition partner doesn't take it too far," he said.
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A US coalition official tells CNN that the US-led coalition has talked with the Taliban since the drone strike.
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Our alliances include Workers Art Coalition, Occupy Museums, Fair Labor Coalition, G.U.L.F. (Global Ultra Luxury Faction), Taxi Worker's Alliance, S.a.
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Tom Gresback, a spokesman for the American-led coalition, said there were no fatalities or injuries among the coalition forces.
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And he promised his right-wing and religious coalition partners last week that they would stick together in coalition negotiations.
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"We are now fully committed to protecting the Iraqi bases that host Coalition troops," the coalition said, in a statement.
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Another grand coalition would be a gamble given that both parties were handed significant losses following their last grand coalition.
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To stay in the coalition, Walter-Borjans and Esken could negotiate an enhanced coalition deal with concessions from the conservatives.
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What looked like a losing coalition for Democrats in 19923 would be a winning coalition for Democrats nationally in 2008.
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The Saudi-led coalition will "retaliate hard" for any Houthi attacks on coalition targets but remains committed to a Hodeidah peace deal, said a senior official from the United Arab Emirates, which is part of the coalition.
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After the airstrike early Friday, the US-led coalition has scaled back operations and boosted "security and defensive measures" at bases hosting coalition forces in Iraq, a coalition official said on condition of anonymity according to regulations.
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Trump now has the challenge faced by all leaders who have come to power using disruption to build their coalition of support: The coalition that brought you to power is not a coalition you can use to govern.
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In Thursday's coalition report, the coalition assessed 85033 reports of casualties, 55 of which it deemed "non-credible" for reasons including insufficient information to assess the allegation and no coalition strikes being conducted where the casualties were alleged.
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In the last four weeks, coalition forces have hammered ISIS targets with 4,000 bombs, artillery strikes and missiles, coalition spokesman Col.
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Because this is Netanyahu's #1 goal, his coalition partners will be able to squeeze him dramatically during the coalition negotiations. 6.
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The Rights and Resources Coalition and the International Land Coalition each put the focus on sovereign land governance and indigenous rights.
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Several companies have formed a coalition to encourage energy efficiency in the healthcare space, called the Healthy Energy in Healthcare Coalition.
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"We would like to encourage stakeholders, including you, to communicate tax policy priorities to the Blue Dog Coalition," the coalition said.
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Effectively, that means any governing coalition can alter the law, since 61 is the minimum number of seats for a coalition.
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"Coalition officials are available and the de-confliction line with Russia is open 24 hours per day," Coalition commander Lt. Gen.
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We have been working every day since the election to create a new coalition, called the Coalition to Keep America Covered.
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The coalition said on Monday the SDF, supported by coalition air and advisory support, had begun the operation to isolate Raqqa.
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The U.S.-led military coalition in Iraq is withdrawing some troops in part over the coronavirus pandemic, the coalition confirmed Friday.
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"At this time, the coalition is still assessing if any damage occurred, and no coalition forces were in danger," he said.
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Last year, Palomarez quit the coalition, citing Trump's decision to end DACA, and admitted that the Diversity Coalition never formally met.
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Two members of the US-led coalition in Syria were killed and five were wounded in the attack, the coalition said.
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Over the past several decades, the Republican Party has become a coalition of conservative ideologies rather than a coalition of interests.
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Polls also indicate a wider distribution of seats after the election, and several coalition configurations are possible, including another grand coalition.
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Liberal-National coalition ** The coalition in April trimmed foreign aid from its 2019/20 budget to be worth A$4.04 billion.
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He directed the Coalition to Protect Patient Choice, a coalition of consumer groups formed to raise concerns on health care consolidation.
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Party leader Martin Schulz promised members a veto over any coalition deal to secure their consent for entering into coalition talks.
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"In terms of the U.S. supporting us or the coalition supporting the U.S., it's really mutual," the senior coalition military commander said, adding that the coalition has strong human intelligence, complemented by Washington's strong intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance abilities.
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Sister Angela Kolacinski, who answered at a phone number for the coalition, declined to speak about Wellems&apos role with the coalition.
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The Republican coalition, after all, has always been a spit, glue, and bubblegum coalition, as are all party coalitions in American politics.
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If the Obama coalition can't find a way to counteract that development, it won't remain a coalition worth saving for much longer.
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COALITION OF OPPOSITION CANDIDATE FERNANDEZ WINS 47.01% OF VOTES, PRESIDENT MACRI'S COALITION WINS 32.66% OF VOTES IN ARGENTINA PRIMARY - EARLY OFFICIAL RESULTS
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini threatened to bring down the coalition government after saying he had lost faith in the coalition.
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Trump jumped into the coalition crisis over the weekend when he tweeted in support of Netanyahu's efforts to form a new coalition.
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"We have to turn the Obama coalition into the Democratic coalition," says Rosenberg, who sounded the alarm over the shift in 2014.
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The current black-red coalition is also called "GroKo", shorthand for grosse koalition (grand coalition) as it involves the two largest parties.
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"We are adhering to our commitment to the coalition, and our forces will remain until the coalition fulfils its goals," Hemedti said.
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The coalition statement called for dialogue and said all forces in the south should unite under the coalition to fight the Houthis.
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The Electoral College underrepresented Clinton's diverse, urban-centered coalition, and overrepresented Trump's coalition, which is based around rural and suburban white people.
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"Coalition officials are available and the de-confliction line with Russia is open 24 hours per day," said Coalition commander Lt. Gen.
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But the center-right National Coalition Party, which was also part of the coalition, gained one seat, for a total of 38.
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"As a result we are now fully committed to protecting the Iraqi bases that host Coalition troops," the U.S.-led coalition said.
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State coalition rises: A separate coalition of state governors committing to Paris now has 12 states and Puerto Rico as of Monday.
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This would likely lead to one of two possible alliances – a CSU/CDU-FDP-Green coalition or a CSU/CDU-SPD coalition.
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The coalition includes Egypt, which on Sunday extended its military's participation in the coalition, according to state news media reports in Cairo.
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Bob Rapoza is founder and president of Rapoza Associates in Washington, D.C., and spokesperson for the CDFI Coalition and the NMTC Coalition.
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The coalition destroyed a boat carrying explosives as it headed toward the tanker on Saturday, coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Maliki said.
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The coalition has assessed that over 1,000 civilians have been killed by coalition strikes since the campaign against ISIS began in 2014.
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That's what's different about the new coalition, which united YIMBY urbanists like the Coalition for Smarter Growth and Greater Greater Washington with affordable housing groups like the All Souls Housing Corporation and the Coalition for Nonprofit Housing and Economic Development.
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After multiple insults traded between Berlusconi and M5S' Di Maio, however, a possible coalition between M5S and the center-right coalition looked unlikely, leaving Lega's Salvini to take the lead and Berlusconi and other coalition partners seemingly out in the cold.
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Commenting on the ground deployment of coalition soldiers seen near the battle front, Baghdad-based spokesman for then coalition, US Army Colonel Steve Warren, said: "US and coalition forces are conducting advise and assist operations to help Kurdish Peshmerga forces".
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The Clinton campaign believed it could compensate for the loss of the Obama coalition by winning the so-called "rising American electorate" or "coalition of the ascendant" of well-educated voters and Hispanic voters — a caricature of the Obama coalition.
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The coalition has made a decision not to publicly reveal the exact number of U.S. troops currently in Iraq, coalition spokesperson Army Col.
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FOREIGN AID Liberal-National coalition * The coalition in April trimmed foreign aid from its 2019/20 budget to be worth A$4.04 billion.
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We need to create a coalition, Sunni-led coalition on the ground with our special operators to destroy ISIS and bring about stability.
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Insider attacks, where Afghan troops and police ambush coalition forces, reached their peak: 44 attacks killed 61 coalition troops and wounded 81 others.
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The coalition also suggested that American Made Coalition members be asked what they think their taxes would be under the border-adjustment proposal.
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The American Made Coalition was unveiled a day after a group of retailers launched a separate coalition to oppose the border-adjustment tax.
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The Saudi-led coalition received incorrect information from Yemeni military figures that armed Houthi leaders were in the area, a coalition probe found.
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Iraq drawdown: The U.S.-led military coalition in Iraq is withdrawing some troops in part over the coronavirus pandemic, the coalition confirmed Friday.
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He added that he saw his current coalition, made up of right-wing and religious parties, as the "nucleus" of the next coalition.
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That was the coalition that propelled Democrats to success in the midterms -- and it's the coalition we will need to win in November.
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"No Coalition troops were affected by this small attack at Taji Base," coalition military spokesman Colonel Myles Caggins III said in a tweet.
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Third, support the pro-democracy coalition of dissidents, the NCRI, which is best able to mobilize other oppositionists into an even wider coalition.
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The US military provides the Saudi coalition with training meant to help minimize civilian casualties, as well as aerial refueling of coalition warplanes.
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"The coalition will establish an expert committee to examine and prevent discriminatory advertising," the parties said in their coalition agreement from last year.
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The long-standing experience of coalition government in the Netherlands will help in the political trade-offs required to form a majority coalition.
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Given such discourse, it's hard to see how a coalition would work, although the center-right currently looks like the most likely coalition.
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The American-backed coalition and the Russia-Iran coalition have previously accused each another of firing on their proxy forces in the area.
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However, it will need coalition partners able to rely on more than 250 seats in the House to form a stable coalition government.
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" Asked whether she expects her governing coalition to stay together, she replied: "I am working so that the coalition can fulfill the tasks it set itself in the coalition agreement, and we have plenty to do; we have achieved some things already.
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He also wants to know whether coalition jets are intentionally hitting targets to increase famine, whether the coalition designated an entire city a legitimate target and whether the United States disputes reports from leading human rights groups on unlawful airstrikes by the coalition.
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"Coalition officials were in regular communication with Russian counterparts before, during and after the thwarted, unprovoked attack ... Russian officials assured coalition officials they would not engage coalition forces in the vicinity," said U.S. Colonel Thomas F. Veale, a military spokesman, in a statement.
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Syrian state TV blamed the strike that targeted pro-regime forces and caused multiple casualties on the US-led coalition combating the terrorist group, but a spokesman for the coalition said there were no coalition strikes in the area near Abu Kamal.
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Coalition warplanes continued to monitor the convoy and were ready to bomb any Islamic State units that try to reach it, which the coalition has done repeatedly, although not in the past 48 hours, he said on Thursday from coalition headquarters in Baghdad.
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A strong result for Siet and other center-right and ethnic Hungarian parties could lead to either a wider coalition led by Smer, a grand coalition of Siet with Smer, or a wide coalition of opposition parties that would eject Smer from power.
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"We need, in a possible Jamaica coalition agreement, a significantly higher level of detail than was the case with the grand coalition," he said.
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Another declares: "We need to leave the Grand Coalition," the governing coalition between the Social Democrats and Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right Christian Democrats.
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But some analysts say a two-way coalition with National would be more straightforward than a three-way coalition with Labour and the Greens.
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The 94,000-member Iraqi-led coalition greatly outnumbers its opponents and has the benefit of air support from roughly 20163 coalition and Iraqi planes.
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Austria's coalition agreement opens the door to more plebiscites; so, more tentatively, does the preliminary blueprint for a new CDU/SPD coalition in Germany.
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So we're a founding member of a coalition called The Sustainable Apparel Coalition that represents one-third of the world's apparel and footwear retail.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition partners will continue negotiations about forming another "grand coalition" on Tuesday, party sources told Reuters late on Monday.
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On Friday, the coalition fighting Islamic State said in a statement that two personnel from the coalition had been killed, without giving the nationalities.
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AT&T, Time Warner Cable, and a coalition of multiple cable operators and media companies known as the Future of TV Coalition, spoke out.
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Merkel's conservatives and the SPD lost support in September elections, complicating the coalition arithmetic and leaving their coalition in place as a caretaker government.
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Obama "welcomed Canada's current and new contributions to coalition efforts and highlighted Canada's leadership in the coalition," the White House said in a statement.
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The U.S.-led military coalition against ISIS announced the gains Wednesday, which they said came with the help of more than 450 coalition airstrikes.
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Donald Trump has built a unique coalition that crosses party lines to bring together the traditional Republican coalition with formerly Democratic working-class voters.
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Paul Funk, the commander of the U.S-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS), and other leadership from the coalition.
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More laborious for the Chancellor will be nailing down a willing coalition partner -- or even an unwilling coalition partner, if it comes to that.
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"When you have a coalition that consists of two gigantic factions and three tiny ones, you get coalition fights," Kolomoisky told The Washington Post.
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Swedish government has traditionally been run by a Social Democrat-led centre-left coalition or a centre-right coalition including a number of parties.
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Coalition for the Homeless Based in New York City, the Coalition for the Homeless is the country's oldest nonprofit advocacy organization for the homeless.
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Local officials blamed the American-led coalition, but United States military officials have said the episode was not the result of a coalition airstrike.
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Five Star says it has sworn off any coalition alliances, but Mr. Salvini recently indicated that he would be open to forming a coalition.
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Even in failure, the AHCA tells us a great deal about the recently empowered GOP coalition and why that coalition is now so embattled.
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The US-led military coalition fighting ISIS is providing aerial surveillance assistance in an attempt to find them, the coalition said in a statement.
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Mr. Netanyahu threatened to break up his government coalition over the new corporation, after his coalition partners refused to go along with its cancellation.
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Another coalition — the U.S. Airlines for Open Skies Coalition — is pushing back against the idea that the agreement is harmful for the airline industry.
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CAGW is a member of the AIR340B Coalition, a coalition fighting for necessary reforms to the 340B drug discount program View the discussion thread.
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Every country in NATO is a member of the coalition, and NATO already provides surveillance planes to the coalition and training to Iraqi troops.
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Colonel Myles Caggins, an Iraq-based spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition battling Islamic State, said the strike involved two F-15e fighter jets from the U.S.-led coalition, which fired on the Lafarge Cement Factory after all coalition forces had left the facility.
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The coalition said 22 strikes in Iraq were coordinated with that nation's government against Islamic State targets, and one strike was against inoperable coalition equipment.
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"I can definitely tell you that the coalition did not conduct this airstrike in Daquq," a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition in Baghdad said.
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And I think that the coalition that President Obama put together to win twice is a coalition that I can put together and add to.
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This concealed network allows fighters to escape, hide, move equipment and personnel without detection from coalition aircraft -- and launch surprise attacks on passing coalition troops.
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China was the de facto leader of the developing country coalition, and the United States was the de facto leader of the industrialized country coalition.
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The debate over a ban on the face veil has divided Merkel's ruling coalition; her Social Democrat (SPD) junior coalition partners largely oppose the demands.
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The Obama coalition, which is what Hillary Clinton hopes to recreate, is far more receptive to gun control than the Clinton coalition of the 1990s.
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"I think we're going to see a coalition government and we've seen coalition government's for decades here in Ireland," Martin Shanahan told CNBC on Monday.
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The SPD, Merkel's junior coalition partner at the federal level, wants to form a coalition with the Greens and, if needed, the leftist Die Linke.
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Local media reports that polls indicate Mahathir and Anwar's Pakatan Harapan coalition has steadily gained support, at the expense of Najib's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition.
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The House Judiciary Committee chairman's remarks came during a "Know Your Rights" town hall with the New York Immigration Coalition and the New Sanctuary Coalition.
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Jeff Ferry is research director at the Coalition for a Prosperous America, a bipartisan coalition working for a national strategy on trade and the economy.
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"Given recent events, the coalition will not allow pro-regime aircraft to threaten or approach in close proximity to coalition and partnered forces," it said.
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In fact, al-Abadi's "Victory" coalition was in third place, trailing the "Conquest" coalition led by Iranian-backed militia leader Hadi al-Amiri, AP reported.
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Biden builds a coalition Across the map, a Biden coalition was emerging: African Americans, older voters and white suburbanites were backing him in overwhelming numbers.
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There are mounting doubts that Merkel's conservative-led coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD) as junior coalition partners would serve its full term until 2021.
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The ruling coalition lost the no-confidence vote after the switch in allegiance of a single lawmaker belonging to the junior party in the coalition.
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A few days later the US-led coalition struck a pro-regime tank that was perceived to be threatening coalition forces in the same area.
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EKRE had previously threatened to leave the coalition if Jarvik was fired, but Ratas said all three coalition parties had agreed to continue in government.
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Two of them, the Brentwood Residents Coalition and the Sunset Coalition, are suing over the move to waive the lengthy, but thorough, environmental review process.
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But unlike in Italy, where far-right euroskeptics help run a populist coalition government, whatever coalition emerges in Spain is likely to be pro-Europe.
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The NATO-led military coalition deploys advisers to the base to train and assist Afghan forces but coalition officials said no foreign troops had been hurt.
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Angela Merkel's fragile coalition government was thrown into fresh uncertainty Sunday by the sudden resignation of the leader of its junior coalition partner, the Social Democrats.
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Since September 2014, when the international coalition fighting Islamic State was formed, the militant group has encouraged followers to strike coalition nations with any weapon available.
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The coalition or partner forces likely conducted aerial strikes in July on eastern Syria where remnants of Islamic State are holed up, the coalition has said.
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The US has come under increased pressure over its support of the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, as the coalition continues to bombard schools and hospitals.
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On April 24, a coalition air strike killed Syrian-based Islamic State member Munawwar al-Mutayari in Operation Inherent Resolve, the coalition said in a statement.
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In response, a coalition of nations forms the International Aerospace Coalition (IAC), which works to first reach space, and then figure out how to live there.
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But coalition lawmakers defeated the third no-confidence vote against the center-right coalition government - 133 out of the 240 members of parliament voted against it.
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The U.S.-led coalition has been supporting a coalition of Arab and Kurdish fighters known as the Syrian Democratic Forces as they work to isolate Raqqa.
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The coalition partners are also losing support to the Green party, which is appealing to voters disillusioned with the ruling coalition and concerned about climate change.
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Tuesday's statement from the international coalition stressed that the international effort remained focused on ISIS but said that coalition forces had the right to self-defense.
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The rules only permit coalition airstrikes in situations where coalition troops are directly threatened and as part of counterterrorism missions against transnational groups like al Qaeda.
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The main opposition coalition has said it will not participate in the vote, though other candidates could break with the coalition and run on their own.
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The coalition said on Monday the SDF fighters had breached the Old City after the coalition targeted two 25-meter sections of the 2,500-meter wall.
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"I am working for the coalition to do its tasks as set out in the coalition agreement," Merkel said, speaking alongside Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri.
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But any additional reduction of fighters is likely to be of concern to the coalition following the recent departure of an entire coalition-backed rebel unit.
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She said on Saturday she would pursue a grand coalition and an Emnid poll showed on Sunday that 52 percent of Germans backed a grand coalition.
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Washington (CNN)The US-led military coalition is leaving some of its smaller bases in Iraq following multiple rocket attacks on coalition bases in the country.
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As the US-led coalition tries to remove ISIS from that territory, it could use terror tactics to try to ward off the US-led coalition.
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Tom Gresback, a spokesman for the American-led NATO coalition, rejected the claims that American or coalition forces, or their helicopters, were involved in the raid.
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But the old theory about reaching out to swing voters to build a governing coalition, much less a re-election coalition, has been fading for years.
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Since the provision took effect, CHPA has been leading a broad national coalition – the Health Choices Coalition (HCC) – advocating for restoration of this important consumer benefit.
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When Mr. Rinne ran into troubles, none of his coalition partners wanted to risk bringing down the new coalition and rolling the dice on another election.
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Israel's coalition governments have an inherent weakness, in that parties participating in the coalition are often also political rivals competing for votes in the next election.
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A spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition said Islamic State had been able to regain some ground but the SDF would "come back with coalition support".
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The US strikes followed what the coalition said was an "unprovoked attack" by forces allied with Assad against a SDF headquarters where coalition advisers were located.
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The Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless in Cleveland, the Columbus Coalition for the Homeless and the state Democratic Party challenged a pair of 2014 laws.
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If this coalition were agreed, it would be more religious, with the two ultra-Orthodox parties holding more seats than they did in the outgoing coalition.
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Austria's new coalition-building is being followed closely in Europe and especially in Germany where Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition with the Social Democrats is in jeopardy.
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Ian Kremer, executive director of the LEAD Coalition, a coalition of patient groups, academic and trade groups, was asked about the federal government's response and challenges.
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Colonel Ryan Dillon, spokesman for the coalition, said coalition members are routinely in northern Syria working with the SDF and other local entities including the council.
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The report also disparaged claims by the United States, which provides operational, logistical and intelligence support to the coalition, that the coalition has "improved" targeting practices.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Saudi-led coalition forces intercepted a drone launched by Yemen's Houthis at Jizan airport in southern Saudi Arabia, a coalition spokesman said on Saturday.
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Whether they formally join the coalition and or feel like if they join the coalition, Republicans won't like us, we have to work through those sensitivities.
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On paper, this leaves room for three possible coalitions in Spanish politics: a right-wing coalition of PP and Ciudadanos, a left-wing coalition of PSOE and Podemos, or a "grand coalition" between the two biggest parties on the right and left, respectively, PP and PSOE.
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"With the withdrawal (from a grand coalition) by the SPD, we think the only realistic option left is a coalition of Merkel's CDU/CSU, the Free Democrats (FDP) and the Greens - dubbed 'Jamaica coalition - due to the colours of the three blocks (black/yellow/green)," he added.
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"With the withdrawal (from a grand coalition) by the SPD, we think the only realistic option left is a coalition of Merkel's CDU/CSU, the Free Democrats (FDP) and the Greens - dubbed 'Jamaica coalition - due to the colours of the three blocks (black/yellow/green)," he said.
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"Foreigners who take up arms in Iraq and Syria and are subsequently captured in the field are not necessarily turned over to the coalition, nor is there any requirement for the coalition to be notified," the American-led military coalition in Baghdad said in an email.
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The impeachment process follows a civil war in the ruling coalition that has pitched Ms Rousseff and the PT against their former main coalition partner, the PMDB.
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Sierra Student Coalition As the student counterpart to the grassroots organization, the Sierra Club, the Sierra Student Coalition is a multi-chapter organization in over 25 states.
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ACT UP (AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power), a new coalition of direct action groups, used high-profile demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience to further their agenda.
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CONSERVATIVE-LED COALITION Analysts said the most favorable outcome now for banks is a Conservative-led coalition, likely with Northern Ireland's pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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The U.S. has sent the coalition billions of dollars in weapons to fight the Houthis, and American jets provide air-to-air refueling for coalition war planes.
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CONSERVATIVE-LED COALITION Analysts said the most favourable outcome now for banks is a Conservative-led coalition, likely with Northern Ireland's pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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Coalition trainers are sometimes used to help fly C-208s, but both coalition pilots and foreign contractors are only allowed to fly to international bases, Henderson said.
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A White House aide said the "President's National Diversity Coalition" does not exist, and that the National Diversity Coalition for Trump is independent from the White House.
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It was also accomplished by building a coalition of 73 countries and several organizations, the largest international coalition of its kind ever assembled to fight a war.
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"It has become absolutely clear that it is essential to reshuffle the coalition and (make) changes to the coalition agreement," he said in a televised government meeting.
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On Saturday, two coalition soldiers were killed in what may have been an insider attack in southern Afghanistan, according to a statement from the American-led coalition.
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He currently acts as a strategic adviser to the Grow America's Infrastructure Now (GAIN) Coalition, which is a a national coalition focused on promoting key infrastructure investments.
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The possibility of a Democratic coalition of suburban voters, African-Americans, women, Latinos and millennials emerged to counteract the Trump coalition of white, rural, noncollege-educated voters.
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" The November midterm election seems likely to further extend this crevice between what I have called the Democratic "coalition of transformation" and the Republican "coalition of restoration.
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The US military has for some time been providing aerial refueling support to coalition warplanes and has provided the coalition with information to help prevent civilian casualties.
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Russian and coalition officials speak daily, and coalition officials had repeatedly cited those efforts as the reason for the absence of any such clashes in recent weeks.
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Another big reason not to overanalyze the primary data: The Republican coalition is primed to participate in these early contests in a way the Democratic coalition isn't.
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However, a coalition pact is not yet a done deal and the incoming coalition still needs to agree on a shared policy platform and team of ministers.
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Thomas Oppermann, parliamentary leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), Merkel's junior coalition partner in Berlin, called Seehofer's written threat an "announcement of the break within the coalition".
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It would be folly if for the U.S. to dismantle — deliberately or accidentally — the coalition it put together, especially after that coalition has weathered several tough patches.
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SNS chief Anton Danko, who also serves as the speaker of parliament, said in a letter to his coalition partners that his party sought new coalition rules.
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After April's election, Netanyahu failed to form a coalition — if a coalition is not formed again, it's possible that a third round of elections will take place.
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Introducing The One Free Press Coalition The AP, the FT, Forbes, HuffPost, Reuters, and other news outlets are coming together to form the One Free Press Coalition.
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Coalition aircraft have struck regime forces who were perceived as posing a threat to a base at At Tanf, Syria, that houses US and coalition military advisers.
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The Democratic Party is a party that does best when it revives what Jesse Jackson called the Rainbow Coalition, what many people now call the Obama Coalition.
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The leader of the third coalition member, the Slovak National Party (SNS), said earlier his party would want an early election if the coalition loses its majority.
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Analysts predict the only coalition with a shot of reaching an absolute majority is the center-right coalition anchored by ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party.
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For Democrats, with their coalition increasingly split along class lines, this is looking more and more like the one issue that can keep the party coalition together.
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The US marginally backs the Saudi-led coalition, announcing yesterday that it's helping show the coalition which targets not to hit in order to limit civilian casualties.
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The National Coalition of Law Enforcement Officers for Justice, Reform and Accountability is a new coalition of current and former law enforcement officers from around the nation.
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The Boring Company did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Gizmodo, but it sent a statement to NBC News that reads:The parties (The Boring Company, Brentwood Residents Coalition, Sunset Coalition, and Wendy-Sue Rosen) have amicably settled the matter of Brentwood Residents Coalition et al. v.
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Although the Saudi-led military coalition will "retaliate hard" for any Houthi attacks on coalition targets, it remains committed to the Hodeidah peace deal, reached during talks in Stockholm in December, said Anwar Gargash, a senior official from the United Arab Emirates, which is part of the coalition.
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Abiye's rise to lead the coalition was challenged by members of the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front (TPLF), a party from the northern Tigray region which dominates the coalition.
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In a written response to emailed questions from Reuters, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition did not say if coalition support to Maghawir al-Thawra had increased.
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Iraq: Coalition strike kills 6 ISIS leaders Six ISIS military leaders were killed during a US-led coalition airstrike in western Mosul, the Iraqi Joint Operations Command said.
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The GOP kept those voters in their coalition, as commentators have shown, by talking about cultural and racial issues that papered over the fundamental tension in their coalition.
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This is part of car2go joining the Road to Zero Coalition, a coalition whose goal is to bring traffic-related deaths to zero within the next 30 years.
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A spokesman for the NATO-led coalition in Afghanistan told CNN that "a small number" of coalition military advisers had assisted their Afghan counterparts in securing the university.
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But then, new elections would be another disaster for them so in a way they're trapped in the coalition and that's why I think the coalition will continue.
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"Before the last-minute mobilization efforts by parties, the only realistic coalition option, apart from a grand coalition, is one of the conservatives, FDP and Greens," said GMS.
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GERMANY: Angela Merkel's ruling conservatives and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition allies both suffered losses, bleeding support to the Greens in a further test for their loveless coalition.
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Hillary Clinton will only prevail as the nominee in November by replicating the Obama coalition, which is much more liberal and diverse than the 1990s Bill Clinton coalition.
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U.S. advisers also give the coalition intelligence used in targeting on-the-ground adversaries in Yemen, and American jets provide air-to-air refueling for coalition war planes.
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France is one of Washington's main partners in the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State and has called for an urgent meeting of the countries in the coalition.
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Emirati forces are playing a prominent role in a Saudi-led coalition waging war in Yemen against the Houthi group, which the coalition sees as an Iranian proxy.
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Though her Nueva Mayoria coalition has a congressional majority, it is severely fractured ahead of elections in November and several members of the coalition hold socially conservative views.
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Parliamentary elections in October 2016 resulted in a new coalition government led by the Farmers and Greens Union (LVZS) and its junior coalition partner the Social Democrats (LSDP).
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As snap elections are very rare in the Nordic country, a break-up of the coalition would likely mean that Sipila would try to form a new coalition.
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Merkel's coalition partners described the situation as very serious after four hours of crisis talks on Tuesday night, but Seehofer cautioned against writing off the coalition too soon.
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If his wish is not granted, he could resign and topple the governing coalition because it won't have enough seats in Parliament to qualify as the majority coalition.
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The coalition, Operation Inherent Resolve, released a statement earlier Monday about the incident but as per coalition rules they did not disclose the nationality of either service member.
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Hodeida is controlled by Houthi rebels who are fighting the Saudi-led coalition, and the coalition believes the port has been key to the rebels smuggling in arms.
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The vote has been backed by a coalition of women's interest groups, including the End Violence Against Women Coalition, Imkaan, Rape Crisis England & Wales, and Southall Black Sisters.
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If Rinne secures the coalition behind a joint program, he would steer Finland a step leftward after Sipila's center-right government, which included the right-leaning National Coalition.
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Mahathir's Pakatan Harapan coalition is likely to win 43.7 percent of the popular vote, while Najib's coalition is expected to draw 40.3 percent, Merdeka Center said last week.
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"The coalition will continue to track and eliminate ISIL terrorists who plot and conduct attacks against coalition nations and our allies, wherever they are hiding," the statement said.
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We do not expect any protracted period of coalition talks to impede Germany's currently strong economic momentum, which would be consistent with previous episodes of lengthy coalition negotiations.
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The results in those seats will measure the relative enthusiasm of the suburban coalition mobilizing against Trump and the small-town and rural coalition rallying to his defense.
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The SPD, which governed in coalition under Merkel since 2013 and suffered its worst election result in postwar history, had previously been strongly opposed to another "grand coalition".
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"The Coalition Forces Command decided to temporarily close all Yemeni air, sea and land ports," the coalition said in a statement on the Saudi state news agency SPA.
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The Saudi spokesman for the Arab coalition forces that have been threatening to seize Al Hudaydah said Friday that the coalition had not carried out any operations there.
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At the same time, aid agencies sharpened criticism of the Saudi coalition over civilian suffering in the city, which the coalition has been threatening to invade for months.
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Just one seat separates the governing coalition of the left from the center-right coalition that is the main opposition — but each fell far short of a majority.
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Herat Province: one NATO coalition soldier killed An Afghan commando opened fire on members of the American-led NATO coalition in western Afghanistan, killing one and wounding two.
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The incoming coalition might not agree the sort of formal coalition contract that 5-Star struck with its erstwhile partner the League, officials close to both parties said.
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Both sides are part of the coalition fighting the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in the north, but each is backed by a different member state of that coalition.
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They would rather stop obsessing over small-town America and instead pursue a coalition of minorities and highly educated whites, like the coalition that won Virginia last week.
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The ALA's request came on the heels of similar letters from both the Schools, Health and Libraries Broadband (SHLB) Coalition and the Education and Library Networks Coalition (EdLiNC).
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Washington (CNN)A coalition patrol came under small arms fire in northeastern Syria on Wednesday and has since returned to base, according to US-led coalition forces statement.
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The potential members of a new coalition are primarily Bumiputera parties, similar to the Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition helmed by former UMNO leader and prime minister Najib Razak.
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Hariri formed his first coalition government in 2009 after the anti-Syria and anti-Hezbollah coalition he led at the time won a parliamentary majority with Saudi backing.
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She has also met with the moderate Blue Dog Coalition and will meet with the New Democrat Coalition, of which she is a member, in the coming weeks.
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In August, the department confirmed that it was investigating a complaint filed in July 2015 by a coalition of groups led by the Asian-American Coalition for Education.
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Talks with other coalition countries could open the door to keeping at least some Americans, those arguably needed to sustain the coalition and help fight the Islamic State.
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Sean Ryan, a spokesman for the US-led coalition fighting ISIS, told CNN earlier Thursday that the coalition "cannot confirm at this time" whether Clain had been killed.
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The U.S. appreciates the "generous contributions" of coalition members over the past year but more is needed, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told a coalition meeting in Kuwait.
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In October, the coalition bombed a funeral reception in Sana, killing more than 100 people in an attack the coalition later said had been based on false information.
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M5S and Lega, which is part of a center-right coalition, on Monday ruled out forming a "broad coalition" but both parties said they are willing to talk.
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Coalition talks are set to begin this week, but market participants anticipate a coalition of left-leaning parties to take power in Spain as the most likely outcome.
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Just which parties coalesce from among the three main blocs - the center-right coalition, center-left coalition and the anti-establishment 2600-Star Movement - will determine Italy's course.
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Mary R. Grealy is president of the Healthcare Leadership Council, a coalition of chief executives from all disciplines within American healthcare, and chair of the Medicare Today coalition.
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The impostor was given safe passage to Kabul by the American-led coalition, and was even flown there in an aircraft belonging to one of the coalition countries.
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Coalition forces fought alongside the women and men of the Syrian Democratic Forces, and coalition jets hit the Islamic State as we battled the group on the ground.
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But after Ms. Merkel's effort to create a coalition with two smaller parties failed, the C.D.U. and S.P.D. are once again considering joining talks about a new coalition.
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First, Merkel is said to prefer another coalition with the SPD, but that party might choose a period in opposition, after being marginalized in the previous Grand Coalition.
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"The Coalition Forces Command decided to temporarily close all Yemeni air, sea and land ports," the coalition said in a statement on the Saudi state news outlet SPA.
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"The Coalition has an outstanding relationship with the Iraqi security forces and all decisions are made with close coordination with our partners," coalition spokesman Colonel Sean Ryan said.
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After the initial coalition lost its tax-exempt status as a result of its political campaigning, the Christian Coalition of Texas rebranded as the Christian Coalition of America, which still functions as a grassroots advocacy group for what they call "pro-family" policies, which include anti-abortion and anti-LGBTQ platforms.
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"We believe that such incidents indicate a major loophole in the current operational rules followed by the international coalition in conducting strikes in populated areas," Anas Alabdah, the president of the Syrian Opposition Coalition, said in a letter to the foreign ministers of the countries participating in the military coalition.
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In the Democratic coalition of policy demanders, professional politicians, and the formal party apparatus, party-oriented thinkers (among all these types of coalition members) still have the upper hand.
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The coalition - with Sipila's Center Party, the pro-EU National Coalition Party (NCP) and the "New Alternative" faction from the Finns party, has 106 of the parliament's 200 seats.
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Wolf management has become a hot political issue, with Merkel's conservatives and their Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partners including a pledge to agree a strategy in their coalition deal.
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The centre-left Social Democrats (SPD), Merkel's junior coalition partner, insisted that now was the time to push for ambitious euro zone reforms as agreed in the coalition deal.
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The SDF has received substantial support from US-led coalition aircraft -- with as many as 20 airstrikes a day around Raqqa recently, according to figures released by the coalition.
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The coalition has launched more than 630 airstrikes in the area since July, and General Asadi said his counterterrorism force advanced only after the coalition had cleared the way.
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The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday that the Western-backed coalition, of which it is a main member, would "retaliate hard" for any Houthi attacks on coalition targets.
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And at the end of the year, a half-time review clause in the coalition agreement provides the SPD's coalition sceptics with a formal platform to agitate for departure.
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"For many months the Coalition has been working to enable simultaneous, or overlapping operations," U.S. Air Force Colonel John Dorrian, the spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition, told Reuters.
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The trip could highlight divisions within the ruling right-left coalition over policy toward Russia as the two coalition partners begin squaring off ahead of next year's parliamentary elections.
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Re-creating the Obama coalition Statistics showing key facets of his coalition turning out in smaller early vote numbers this year have driven the President to almost fatalistic language.
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Forza Italia and the League contested the ballot in a right-wing coalition, including a smaller far-right party; that coalition was seen as taking between 33% and 36%.
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Egypt later said at a meeting of the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State in Washington that the coalition should not include member states that supported terrorism, like Qatar.
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Coalition members include Microsoft, the National Rural Education Association, Health and Library Broadband Coalition, HTS Ag, the Mid-Atlantic Broadcasting Communities Corporation, the American Pain Relief Institute, and others.
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The US-led coalition fighting ISIS in Syria and Iraq confirmed the start of the offensive and added that the SDF's allied Syrian Arab Coalition would also take part.
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Washington (CNN)US aircraft shot down an Iranian-made drone that fired on coalition forces patrolling with partner forces in southern Syria, a coalition spokesman told reporters on Thursday.
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The US-led anti-ISIS coalition also conducted another airstrike Thursday against pro-regime forces in the de-confliction zone around the coalition base, two US officials told CNN.
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Asked if Saudi Arabia would have a role in a proposed international maritime security coalition, Prince Fahd said the coalition would continue to escort ships in the Red Sea.
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It said a coalition with the FDP would look more market friendly but could complicate talks with EU partners, while another coalition with the SPD could help boost consumption.
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A coalition of businesses and trade associations called the Businesses United for Interest and Loan Deductibility Coalition has been urging Congress to maintain the deduction for net interest expenses.
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But Finance Minister Bjarni Benediktsson, from the Independence party, the junior partner in the coalition government which has absolute majority in parliament, said he hoped the coalition would continue.
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"The coalition will not stop targeting ISIS terrorists in Iraq and Syria until this threat is removed, the region is secure and our homelands are safe," coalition spokesman Col.
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Italy appeared to be taking a step closer to forming a coalition government on Wednesday, with the country's president seeking to push coalition talks between the biggest political parties.
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Turkey has been a partner in the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State forces, providing the coalition with access to Incirlik air base to wage strikes against the militants.
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Wednesday also saw Khan sign London up to the Breathe Life Coalition, which has been organized by the WHO, UN Environment and the Clean Climate and Clean Air Coalition.
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"Although the coalition takes extraordinary efforts to strike military targets in a manner that minimizes the risk of civilian casualties, in some incidents casualties are unavoidable," the coalition said.
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The organization's website says it formed in 2014 following a merger between the Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence (CADV) and the Coalition Against Child Abuse and Neglect (CCAN).
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The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday that the Western-backed coalition, of which it is a main member, would "retaliate hard" for any Houthi attacks on coalition targets.
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As for the Saudi-led coalition, Mr. Ban said he would jointly review the claims made by his special representative, who accused the coalition of indiscriminate attacks against children.
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Merkel currently presides over a troubled coalition government, with her center right Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union working in coalition with the center left Social Democratic Party.
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IRGC agents were incidentally detained by coalition forces during the conduct of normal operations, but the coalition did not specifically target them and ultimately returned them to Iranian custody.
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"Russian munitions impacted a location known to the Russians to contain Syrian Democratic Forces and coalition advisers," Operation Inherent Resolve, the US-led coalition, said in a news release.
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The U.S.-led coalition that has been supporting the Iraqi forces against Islamic State welcomed the news, as did Brett McGurk, the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy to the coalition.
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At least 1,061 civilians have been killed by U.S.-led coalition airstrikes in Iraq and Syria since August 2014 during the fight against ISIS, the coalition reported on Thursday.
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Bills to do so were supported by powerful Christian conservative groups, including Mr. Perkins's Family Research Council, the Christian Coalition and the Traditional Values Coalition, according to lobbying filings.
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Senior opposition officials have distanced the coalition from the threatening language used at the news conference, and Mr. Lone said youth members were not official representatives of the coalition.
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"I know something about coalition politics," an aide to David Cameron recalled her telling Britain's then prime minister in 2010, when he entered a coalition with the Liberal Democrats.
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Mr. Sipala's three-party governing coalition included his own Center Party, the National Coalition Party and the small populist Blue Reform Party, once part of the euroskeptic True Finns.
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The expected coalition that will rule Germany — made up of Christian Democrats, Liberals and Greens — will most likely be more critical of East European governments than the outgoing coalition.
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During discussions with senior Iraqi officials, the Pentagon reemphasized its commitment to protecting coalition service members and to preventing Shia militia group attacks on coalition forces, according to DoD.
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At least one Long Island campaign reached out privately to the grass-roots coalition to reassure members that the candidate was independent, according to several members of the coalition.
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The government added it would "review the relationship" with the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq, saying the attack "violates the goals and principles" of the international anti-ISIS coalition.
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Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil have maintained a fragile coalition since 2016, and leaders of both centrist parties said they wouldn't work with Sinn Féin to create a coalition.
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Washington (CNN)A US-led coalition airstrike bombed and destroyed a T-72 tank threatening coalition forces in the Euphrates River Valley in Syria on Saturday, according to Col.
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The new Austrian coalition may prove to be a harbinger especially for Germany, where there is talk of forming a similar coalition after the next election, slated for 2021.
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But Mr. Netanyahu already met with his former coalition partners from the right-wing and religious camps on Wednesday and vowed that they would stick together in coalition negotiations.
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BERLIN, April 14 (Reuters) - The leaders of Germany's ruling coalition parties agreed at a meeting stretching into Thursday morning on a package of counter-terror measures, coalition sources said.
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His most likely choices are a three-way coalition with the Greens and the liberal, pro-business Neos, or reviving his coalition with the far-right Freedom Party (FPO).
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"Negotiations on forming another grand coalition aren't going down well with investors," Sentix said, adding that the survey was like "a vote of no confidence in a grand coalition".
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On Sunday, coalition military forces conducted three strikes near Hajin, targeting ISIS tactical units and destroying an ISIS staging area and command and control center according to the coalition.
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Merkel, who made clear on Saturday she would pursue a grand coalition, says that an acting government under her leadership can do business until a new coalition is formed.
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"It looks like Clinton's coalition from 22008 is definitely not her coalition in 22008, which is fascinating," says Kyle D. Kondik, of the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
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For Hesse, the result means the incumbent CDU-Greens coalition has lost its majority and could rely on the pro-business Free Democratic Party (FDP) to form a grand coalition.
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Meanwhile, the remaining parties are not interested in forming a coalition with PVV because the party withdrew from a ruling coalition in 2012 leading to the collapse of the government.
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Related: The Saudi Coalition Bombed A Rehabilitation Center for Blind People in Yemen On Thursday, Human Rights Watch reported that the Saudi-led coalition was deploying cluster munitions in Sana'a.
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"Why then shouldn't we be able to develop a joint strategy with Russia to reduce differences between a Saudi-led Sunni coalition and an Iran-led Shi'ite coalition?" he asked.
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Likud only had enough coalition partners to control 61 out of 120 seats in the Knesset, meaning that passing legislation required literally everyone in the coalition to get on board.
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A spokesman for the US-led military coalition confirmed Saturday that additional international troops had been deployed in and around Manbij after images of coalition armored vehicles appeared online. Col.
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No U.S.-led coalition or coalition-backed local forces were killed in the strike by a U.S. MQ-9 Reaper drone, which took place near Al Tabiyeh, Syria, on Sunday.
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BERLIN, April 20 (Reuters) - Germany's coalition parties plan to boost demand for electric cars by exempting them from vehicle tax, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily reported on Wednesday, citing coalition sources.
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To govern, they needed to either enter into a new grand coalition with the SPD — like they did under Merkel's last government — or cobble together a coalition of other parties.
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A pro-coalition Yemeni military source said the Houthis hold the northern outskirts of the area while coalition-backed forces are trying to maintain their positions along the southern edges.
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A week after Sarec quit, saying his minority coalition government lacked support in parliament to push through important legislation, the SDS said on Monday coalition talks would start on Friday.
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The SPD, Merkel's junior coalition partner at the national level, wants to form a coalition with the Greens and possibly the radical Left party in the city-state of Berlin.
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An unprecedented five months of coalition wrangling to form a government ended only on March 21.1th when SPD members voted to support a new grand coalition with the CDU/CSU.
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An unprecedented five months of coalition wrangling to form a government ended only on March 4th when SPD members voted to support a new grand coalition with the CDU/CSU.
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Given the losses all three parties had suffered in the East, "a Jamaica coalition would be seen as a West German coalition in the east," Green MP Canan Bayram said.
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The SPD wants to form a coalition with smaller parties on the left but most analysts still think another right-left coalition is the most likely outcome of September's election.
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If Assad and his allies reach Deir Ezzor and the strategic border town of Abu Kamal before the coalition forces advancing from north, then it's game over for the coalition.
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Coalition artillery and aircraft have been supporting the Syrian Democratic Forces as they have fought to capture the Syrian city, a battle coalition officials have said will be hard-fought.
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"The demonstrated hostile intent and actions of pro-regime forces toward coalition and partner forces in Syria conducting legitimate counter-ISIS operations will not be tolerated," the coalition statement said.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) accidentally killed 18 fighters from the coalition's main Syrian partner on the ground, the coalition said Thursday.
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It would not stop a coalition being discussed, Green co-leader Cem Ozdemir said, but stressed it would not be part of the formal coalition agreement if one is reached.
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Meanwhile, in Raqqa, a coalition of Arab and Kurdish fighters known as the Syrian Democratic Forces has been working to isolate the city since November with U.S.-led coalition backing.
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The coalition-backed forces — a mixture of Syrian Kurdish and Arab fighters — also seized a significant amount of the city, "which provided civilians the opportunity to escape," the coalition said.
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Merkel now turns to the task of sounding out new partners to build a coalition government after her current Social Democrat (SPD) coalition partner said it would go into opposition.
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That said, alternatives to such a right-wing coalition, such as a revamped grand coalition between the People's Party and the Social Democrats, are not completely off the table yet.
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The issue: Hodeida is controlled by Houthi rebels who are fighting the Saudi-led coalition, and the coalition believes the port has been key to the rebels smuggling in arms.
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Thuringia's Linke-led coalition with the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) and the Greens lacks a majority to continue governing and needs the CDU on board for a stable coalition.
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The coalition is made up of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Real Estate Roundtable, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, the EB-5 Investment Coalition and Invest in the USA.
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Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said the far-right League, his allies in the coalition, had to decide whether they wanted to quit the coalition or keep it going.
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What previously seemed a U.S.–South Korean–Chinese coalition on sanctions against North Korea may turn into a North Korean–South Korean–Chinese coalition against U.S. policies toward the North.
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Katie Eder, executive director of Future Coalition, a youth-centered climate advocacy group, said coalition members are brainstorming ideas this week and intend to announce more detailed plans next week.
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Mr. Lieberman and U.T.J.'s leaders have vowed to fight even to the point of forcing new elections, which would create a coalition crisis before the coalition was even formed.
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The politically greater challenge before Ms. Merkel is the loss of her coalition partner, the Social Democrats, whose years in coalition with Ms. Merkel's conservative C.D.U. eroded their socialist identity.
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The Arab coalition has decided it has neither the skill nor the fortitude for a bloody, heavily contested urban battle, according to a senior coalition official and an American official.
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Given the tight control of the press, some people here expressed surprise that the government let an opposition coalition campaign relatively freely, though coalition supporters said they were sometimes harassed.
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The previous HDZ-Most coalition collapsed after a tempestuous five months of rows over appointments, but many believe HDZ's emollient new leader Andrej Plenkovic can assemble a more stable coalition.
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On Tuesday, the coalition launched a campaign to recapture the rebel Houthi-held port of Hodeidah, according to state media in the United Arab Emirates, a partner in the coalition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S.-led coalition conducted 20 strikes against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria on Wednesday, the coalition leading the operations said in a statement released on Thursday.
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But the far right element that is most likely to demand annexation of the West Bank would shrink from eight seats in the previous coalition to five in this coalition.
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Ms. Nahles, who served as labor minister in the Social Democrats' previous coalition with the conservatives, helped to form the current coalition and has been critical to the government's survival.
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Over the past few months many of the individuals which the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State has targeted have come from al-Mayadeen, coalition spokesman Ryan Dillon told Reuters.
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After the resignation of Conte who belongs to neither of the coalition groups, the head of state starts formal consultations with various parties to see if a new coalition can be formed Markets may not cheer the prospect of new elections but they were frequently unnerved by the frequent squabbles within the coalition.
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A military official with the US-led coalition fighting ISIS told CNN that a convoy of about 10 vehicles was passing through the northern portion of the 55km "de-confliction" zone surrounding the coalition base in At Tanf, Syria, a buffer area that was negotiated by Russia and the US-led coalition.
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As of November 2, the US and its coalition partners had conducted a total of 15,959 strikes (10,310 in Iraq and 5,649 conducted in Syria), according to figures from the coalition.
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"I think the coalition is ready to support because we are not talking about Jordanian border -- we are talking about the region which is part of the global coalition," he said.
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Leaders of the SPD and the conservative camp thrashed out a 28-page blueprint for a possible "GroKo" grand coalition government this week, recommending that their parties hold formal coalition talks.
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Critics of Washington have said, however, that its refueling of Saudi-led coalition jets, arms sales and limited U.S. intelligence support make it complicit in civilian casualties caused by the coalition.
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As the leading member of the Global Coalition, we have been an ardent defender of the principle of burden-sharing and we will continue to support the coalition in its endeavours.
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Go deeper: Trump slams U.S. envoy to anti-ISIS coalition for his resignation U.S. envoy for anti-ISIS coalition resigns over Syria withdrawal Netanyahu and Trump speak again on Syria pullout
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The collapse was triggered by the right-wing League party whose leader Matteo Salvini declared the ruling coalition dead, saying he could no longer work with 5-Star, his coalition partner.
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By contrast, the small but hardened armed forces of the UAE have been honed with the NATO-led coalition in Afghanistan and are the speartip of the Saudi coalition in Yemen.
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IS later claimed responsibility for the attack in Las Ramblas, saying it was a "response to calls for targeting coalition states"—a reference to the American-led coalition against the group.
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But over the course of the primaries, Clinton has shown she can appeal to the only coalition that can defeat this sort of racism—the multicultural coalition that twice elected Obama.
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"It is more likely than not, at least 624 civilians have been unintentionally killed by Coalition strikes since the start of Operation Inherent Resolve," the coalition said in a news release.
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" When asked how the coalition will make sure such weapons won't end up elsewhere, Dorrian said that the coalition will "carefully monitor what is given and what it's being used for.
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On coal: Pushed by American Electric Power, coal producers Peabody Energy and Arch Coal and the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, a coalition of coal producers and coal-dependent utilities.
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Shares hit a more than three-week high last week after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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The coalition statement said that the victims had been shot by two gunmen wearing the uniforms of Afghan security forces, and that other coalition soldiers had shot and killed the attackers.
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According to Reuters, who cite the local state news agency, Razak's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition has won 24 parliament seats so far, while the opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan has taken 17.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Sudan's opposition coalition on Sunday named five people as civilian members of the country's sovereign council to be sworn in on Monday, a source within the coalition told Reuters.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian state television said on Monday an airstrike by a U.S.-led coalition had killed 18 Iraqi refugees at a school in eastern Syria, but the coalition denied it.
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A coalition airstrike in Syria just before the end of the year killed an ISIS leader who worked in the group's media and intelligence operations, the U.S.-led coalition announced Friday.
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"You need to put together a different coalition of voters in each state, and Senator Sanders is still having difficulty persuading different groups vital to the Democratic coalition," Mr. Benenson said.
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Most, which plays on dissatisfaction with the top parties, was part of a center-right coalition with the HDZ that collapsed in June due to a row between key coalition leaders.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives are hoping to form a coalition with the SPD after failing to get a three-way coalition with the liberal Free Democrats and Greens off the ground.
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Handelsblatt said orders include procuring Israeli Heron TP drones, which Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and their junior coalition partner, the Social Democrats (SPD), agreed in their coalition deal earlier this year.
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US leaving smaller bases: The U.S.-led coalition in Iraq is leaving some smaller military bases in the country, the coalition said Monday, with most troops redeploying to elsewhere in Iraq.
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The U.S.-led coalition has now shifted its focus to protecting Iraqi bases from attack by Iranian-allied militias such as Kataib Hezbollah, according to an official statement from the coalition.
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Saturday's incident follows an initial strike on February 7, when the US-led coalition conducted air and artillery strikes, killing an estimated 100 pro-regime fighters, according to a coalition statement.
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The new coalition will have a conservative touch on social issues brought by some OLANO deputies and We Are Family, meaning there could be clashes with the other prospective coalition partners.
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House Democrats elected from majority-white suburban districts are nearly twice as likely to join the centrist New Democrat Coalition or Blue Dog Coalition as they are the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
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The U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) said the strike happened Thursday when pro-regime forces advanced and posed a threat to coalition-backed forces.
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Esken set out what was at stake even more clearly, saying on Monday that if a new coalition deal is not agreed with the conservatives, she would recommend ending the coalition.
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"The difficulties to reach the current compromise show that any new grand coalition will not be the result of love at first sight, but rather a coalition of convenience," Brzeski said.
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Last month, when the League left the coalition, M5S switched coalition partners to embrace the centre-left, pro-European, Democratic Party (PD)—to the relief of most of Italy's EU partners.
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The coalition has established an independent Joint Incidents Assessment Team to investigate reports of civilian casualties resulting from coalition action and to recommend changes to our operations where problems have occurred.
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Two members of the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) were killed by an improvised explosive device Thursday night in Syria, the coalition said Friday.
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" "The coalition is in the process of implementing refined guidance on privacy settings for wireless technologies and applications, and such technologies are forbidden at certain coalition sites and during certain activities.
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NATO surveillance planes support the anti-ISIS coalition, and at the NATO summit in May, the alliance announced it would become a full member of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS.
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" McGurk added that the review has also required the State Department "to go to our coalition partners and remind them that the coalition has a big role to play in this.
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A coalition called Focus on the User, led by Yelp and TripAdvisor, has started "significant social media ad buys" targeting Google employees with a new video, according to a coalition rep.
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" The coalition added the talks on democratization are "fundamental.
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SATURDAY • The President speaks to the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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I still love Ruth's Chris Steakhouse -- and coalition work!
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" Biden claimed to be "part of the Obama coalition.
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Polls show the centrist party Siet, a newcomer, is the main opposition, taking 14.0 percent or 25 seats.. A strong result for Siet and other center-right and ethnic Hungarian parties could lead to a wider coalition led by Smer, a grand coalition of Siet and Smer, or an anti-Fico coalition of opposition parties.
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"The Coalition is in the process of implementing refined guidance on privacy settings for wireless technologies and applications, and such technologies are forbidden at certain Coalition sites and during certain activities," a spokesperson for the Central Command press office in Kuwait told the newspaper, speaking for the U.S.-led coalition against the Islamic State.
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A direct strike on Hodeidah's port by the coalition would significantly hurt the rebels' chances of holding onto control of the city, but the coalition is equally aware that such a strike would lead to a significant international backlash — even from the U.S., which is currently providing logistics and training support to the coalition.
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"The Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets is pleased to see the Trump Administration continuing the work to bring fully self-driving vehicles to U.S. roads," the coalition said in a statement.
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She can plausibly argue that Bernie Sanders's coalition is too narrow—that it is, in particular, too heavily white—to reflect the Democratic Party, which after all is a multi-racial coalition.
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Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who was elected to the post by Salvini and his coalition partner, M5S leader Luigi Di Maio, echoed Salvini's comments that the coalition was sticking to its pledges.
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With the departure of Nahles, the SPD's most vocal advocate for the grand coalition, there is increased speculation that her replacement could cut its support for the CDU, scuppering the coalition government.
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The coalition suspended Azerbaijan's membership in the coalition at a board meeting on Thursday because of its concern about limits on civic freedoms in the South Caucasus country of about 9 million.
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Days later, coalition airstrikes pounded two ISIS convoys leaving Falluja over two days, destroying about 175 vehicles carrying militants out of the city, the spokesman for the U.S. coalition said Thursday. Col.
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The coalition question has split the SPD, with branches in Berlin and the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt recommending their members vote against, and Brandenburg and Hamburg in favour of coalition talks.
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Only a small group of Democrats -- mostly members of the centrist New Democrat Coalition -- backed trade promotion authority in the first place, making for the unusual coalition of Obama and congressional Republicans.
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Southern Yemenis were grateful to the coalition because now, "whether there's secession or not, the south is in the hands of its sons and that was made possible by the coalition countries".
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The source from the would-be government coalition spoke as Prime Minister-designate Giuseppe Conte was meeting Mattarella to discuss the list of cabinet candidates the League/5-Star coalition is proposing.
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If that happens, Salvini could push for early national elections to get rid of his 5-Star coalition partner and rule alone or in coalition with Forza Italia, euro zone officials said.
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The coalition government leaders were aware of time pressure and were committed to resolving the issue - which has split the ruling coalition - this month, government spokesman Steffen Seibert said at news conference.
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Podemos wants some key ministerial portfolios in any coalition government, but Sanchez has offered only lower-ranking posts, although he has opened the door to accept Podemos members in a coalition government.
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Retailers launch anti-border tax coalition: A group of more than 28500 retailers and trade associations launched a coalition on Wednesday to oppose a key provision in the House Republicans' tax plan.
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But the Pentagon has noted that tensions between the coalition and regime forces had abated in recent weeks and the US and coalition have urged all parties to focus on fighting ISIS.
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But the coalition said in a daily statement it had not bombed any targets in the area, and its Baghdad-based spokesman, U.S. Army Colonel Steve Warren, denied coalition aircraft were responsible.
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The city has seen fierce fighting as the Syrian Arab Coalition, backed by U.S. and coalition airpower, attempts to oust ISIS from a city it uses for access to the Turkish border.
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Following that vote, a provision was added to the Senate version of an annual defense policy bill that would make U.S. refueling of coalition aircraft conditional on the coalition meeting certain criteria.
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To form his coalition, only two of Austria's parliamentary parties, the Social Democrats (SPO) and FPO, have enough seats to give Kurz a majority if they go into coalition with the OVP.
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He also criticized Amnesty for recommending that the coalition develop a process for canceling a strike if it's deemed indiscriminate or disproportionate, saying that the coalition already had this process in place.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - The Lithuanian government got some much-needed support on Monday when members of parliament from a junior coalition partner surprisingly disavowed their own party's decision to withdraw from the coalition.
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"Coalition and partnered forces defended against the ISIS attack with direct fire before destroying enemy assault vehicles and the remaining fighters with multiple coalition air strikes," the Pentagon said in a statement.
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Erdogan's temporary closing of the Incirlik airbase where U.S.-led Coalition jets (not to mention U.S. nukes) are based, curtailed Coalition planes from offering air support to Kurds fighting ISIS in Syria.
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A coalition against the beverage tax, the Ax the Philly Bev Tax Coalition, is still lobbying for a state-level bill that would ban soda taxes in Pennsylvannia, according to USA Today.
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A service member with the U.S.-led coalition fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) died Monday in a "non-combat-related incident," the coalition said in a news release.
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Sean Ryan, spokesman for the US-led coalition said in a statement Friday that the coalition "has begun the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria," but did not provide additional details.
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Under Macron's leadership, the two historic major parties' elites have met and merged, as has happened, in a way, in Germany's grand coalition and in the British parliamentary coalition to stymie Brexit.
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Borissov said the dispute between the coalition partners would not lead to a rift in the ruling coalition, a stance echoed by NFSB as well as the other parties in the alliance.
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While the US no longer refuels coalition aircraft, the US military does provide the Saudi-led coalition with intelligence focused on helping to defend against Houthi cross border missile and drone attacks.
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The coalition had sought the minesweeper due to the Houthis' decision to mine the waters near Hodeidah, an action that the UAE official said had prevented the coalition from taking the port.
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The Democratic coalition is a losing coalition in most states, most House districts, most Senate races; the party's national bench is thin, its statehouse power shattered, its congressional leadership aged and inert.
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The Riyadh-based coalition spokesman made a habit of publicizing the flow of ships to the port facilitated by the coalition, and blames the Houthis for any obstruction or delay of aid.
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Jeff Davis told reporters that the U.S.-led coalition dropped leaflets over the weekend telling the fighters to leave the area — an established protected zone — where the coalition is training allied rebels.
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She and David Ruppersberger, who leads the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance and is also involved with the Shale Coalition, declined to disclose how much the coalition has spent on marketing and other efforts.
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" On Wednesday, an American spokesperson for the coalition told VICE News that it was "aware of reports of civilian casualties and can confirm the Coalition conducted airstrikes in al Hasakah province recently.
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Once the port is under coalition control, officials reportedly said during a mid-April meeting in Washington with NGOs, the coalition would be able to bring in large volumes of basic goods.
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But it's unclear if the US played a part in Thursday's bombing by pumping gas into a coalition warplane, or if the coalition used US-made weapons to carry out the attack.
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Party leaders are now wrangling over forming a government, with the opposition Socialist's leader, Pedro Sanchez, proposing a leftist coalition and Rajoy a "grand coalition" of center-right and center-left parties.
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Mr. Peters, 72, has been in this position twice before: once in 1996, in a coalition with National that fell apart two years later, and in a coalition with Labour in 2005.
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Ministers from yet another party in the coalition, the far right Jewish Home, have described the coalition squabbling as a "fake" crisis, indicating that Mr. Netanyahu could resolve it if he wished.
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Austria's Freedom Party has served in formal coalition at both the national and state levels, and the Swiss People's Party has regularly been a member of the grand coalition that governs Switzerland.
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To everyone's great surprise, Barcelona en Comú (Barcelona Together, a coalition of green and leftist parties) won, gaining 11 seats on the city council to 10 for the incumbent Catalan nationalist coalition.
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If his League significantly outscores his coalition partner, the populist left-wing Five Star Movement, he may decide to break the coalition and call new elections to try to become prime minister.
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The push by the Greens, fresh from coming second in European elections, for a leftist coalition in Bremen is significant because the party, wants a snap federal election if Merkel's coalition collapses.
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"Stronger levers to hold the coalition accountable are a fantastic idea," said Kristine Beckerle of Mwatana, which has called on the United States to cut its support to the Saudi-led coalition.
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It's sworn off a relationship with the far-left Sinn Féin party and struggled to maintain its longtime coalition with Fianna Fáil, so it's unclear how a coalition government will be formed.
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Like sectarian parties in Hariri's US-backed coalition, the coalition that backs the current cabinet is being held responsible for years of widespread corruption and mismanagement that culminated in the current crisis.
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These were historic Democratic constituencies, jettisoned for a new coalition that really is not a coalition but a hodgepodge of voters each with needs and dreams but with no history of togetherness.
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The CDU/CSU's former junior coalition partner, the SPD, said it would quit the "grand coalition" of the last four years and would instead go into opposition following its dismal election result.
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Located in Washington, D.C., the Secular Coalition for America (SCA) lobbies the U.S. Congress, White House, and federal agencies on issues of concern to our constituency and those of our coalition partners.
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Merkel's comments were welcomed by the Social Democrats (SPD), junior coalition partners of her conservative bloc in a right-left coalition that took power earlier this year after an election in September.
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Whoever comes out ahead will depend on a coalition agreement with a group of smaller parties, and it's not at all clear what the most likely coalition will be come next week.
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Stoltenberg reiterated that the coalition has no intention of sending combat troops back to fight in Afghanistan, more than a year after the NATO-coalition declared an end to its combat mission.
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"The coalition will operate from fewer locations, but remains committed to supporting our partners in their fight against Daesh (Islamic States)," Brigadier General Vincent Barker of the coalition said in a statement.
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Rather than being a center-left coalition dominated by market-friendly ideas designed to attract conservative support, the energy of the coalition should come from the left and its broad, sweeping ideas.
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Hate Not Welcome: No Unite the Right 22017This is the main counter-demonstration, organized in response to Kessler's event by a coalition of anti-fascist groups under the banner of A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition.
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Though AfD remains too toxic to be a viable partner itself, its presence in the Bundestag could restrict other parties' ability to form a viable coalition, potentially forcing the CDU/CSU and SPD to stick with the grand coalition -- the third in four parliamentary terms -- or encouraging the formation of a more exotic three-party coalition.
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RELATED: Saudi anti-terror coalition challenges U.S. role in Middle East "Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners, as well as their U.S. supplier, are blatantly disregarding the global standard that says cluster munitions should never be used under any circumstances," said Steve Goose, arms director at Human Rights Watch and chairman of the international Cluster Munition Coalition.
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It's also a cautionary tale for anyone who's accrued power as a representative of a group in a coalition — either the Republican coalition that will be left to piece itself together after Trump, or the Democratic coalition that (assuming Hillary Clinton wins) will continue to jockey for influence over the priorities of a new White House.
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A healthy party coalition, he claims, would have sent Trump packing back to Mar-a-Lago, but the Republican Party coalition was already frayed by the failure of Reaganomics and George W. Bush.
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Fico, who had hoped to rule with one smaller coalition partner, said building a new coalition in a highly fragmented parliament would take time and be tough, given the "very complicated" election results.
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Coalition sources say the art of governing in the coalition will be to find a happy medium between substantive policy work and skirmishes that allow the camps to differentiate themselves from each other.
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Fragility may help party competition and work toward growing a party coalition, but it works against the party when it comes to building a sticky coalition that will work together to pass policy.
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" Coalition support "I am sure by next year, the middle of next year, we [will] need the support from the coalition forces maybe only from ISR [intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance] or some logistics.
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The SPD, determined to stamp its identity on any coalition deal with Merkel, backs deeper integration than Merkel's conservatives, but is split over whether it should agree to a 'grand coalition' with Merkel.
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The coalition strikes to block the convoy moving into Islamic State territory took place east of Humeima, near the edge of land held by the Syrian government, coalition spokesman Ryan Dillon told Reuters.
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The Social Democrats, with which the CDU has been in coalition for the past four years, were also hammered, and announced that they would not enter a second "grand coalition" with Mrs Merkel.
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Instead expect long, drawn-out coalition talks (which will not start properly until after the Lower Saxony state election on October 15th), probably lasting until early next year before producing a Jamaica coalition.
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BAGHDAD, March 30 (Reuters) - Two coalition personnel were killed and five were wounded by an improvised explosive device in Syria, the U.S-led coalition battling Islamic State said in a statement on Friday.
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Coalition net slipping over the city Raqqa is almost entirely encircled by coalition-backed fighters called the Syrian Defense Forces, an alliance of mainly Kurdish fighters with some Arab Syrian rebels in tow.
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LABOUR-LED COALITION The worst outcome for banks, especially Royal Bank of Scotland, would be if Corbyn is able to form a coalition government with another party, or win a follow-up election.
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Saudi coalition spokesman Brigadier General Ahmed Asseri said coalition jets carried out heavy strikes in Sanaa on Wednesday night to target missile launchers used by the Houthi militia to fire at Saudi Arabia.
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The SPD - which is in coalition with Merkel at the federal level - is expected to remain the biggest party in Berlin and aims to form a coalition with the Greens and radical Left.
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Underlining that, pro-Syrian government forces attacked the SDF in the eastern province of Deir al-Zor, drawing coalition air strikes overnight that killed more than 100 of the attackers, the coalition said.
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"Conducting strikes in heavily populated areas where Da'esh hides can present a challenge, but Coalition pilots are extremely patient and Coalition weapon systems are extremely accurate and precise," said a statement from Afcent.
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Frank Schembari, a spokesman for Palomarez, said Palomarez resigned from the "President's National Diversity Coalition," which he said was different from the National Diversity Coalition for Trump, a group formed during the campaign.
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Ahead of the election, Abadi sought to broaden his coalition to bring in significant Sunni figures and avoid overt sectarianism -- and his was the only coalition running in all 18 of Iraq's provinces.
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The US-led anti-ISIS military coalition announced Monday that coalition warplanes had conducted 28 airstrikes against ISIS targets near Abu Kamal, Syria, since Friday, striking ISIS tactical units, vehicles and heavy weapons.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 6 (Reuters) - U.S.-led coalition air strikes against Islamic State oil facilities have cut the militant group's oil revenues by about 30 percent since October, a coalition spokesman said on Wednesday.
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"They had a coalition with CDU, they worked together and actually the SPD got a lot out of this coalition, the only problem is that they completely failed in their campaign," Fricke said.
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The Saudi-led coalition is alleged to be committing war crimes in Yemen, yet the United States continues to supply materials and troops in support of the coalition, prolonging a bloody, inhumane conflict.
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"This (Mansour) was an individual who was specifically targeting U.S. and coalition personnel and had specifically engaged in operations in the past that resulted in U.S. and coalition personnel being killed," Davis said.
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"The Coalition will tailor our forces in consultation with our Iraqi partners in order to ensure the lasting defeat of Daesh," the director of operations for the coalition, Brigadier General Jonathan Braga, said.
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More than 10,000 people have been killed by coalition air strikes and fighting on the ground as the coalition has fought to restore the internationally recognized government of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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So that gives him a year to keep his coalition together for his internal program before he starts fighting with elements of his coalition who aren't going to like THAAD [being] completely operational.
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For its part, the SPD, which has governed in coalition under Merkel since 2013, suffered its worst election result in postwar history in September, and had been reluctant to join another "grand coalition".
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Sri Lankan shares hit a more than three-month high last month after two key parties in the ruling coalition decided to remain in the ruling coalition, allaying fears of a government collapse.
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Some 2000,203 of the soon-to-be-former MMAR patients responded by filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of the newly formed Cannabis Rights Coalition or MMAR DPL/PPL Coalition Against Repeal.
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The strike was in an area the coalition had attacked in the past, and coalition members had informed their Russian counterparts before it began, the U.S. military's Central Command said in a statement.
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Wallace's coded assaults on Johnson's bills and the "pointy-headed intellectuals" in Washington created and exploited a coalition of frustration among white- and blue-collar workers, the core of the prevailing liberal coalition.
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The International Anti-Counterfeiting Coalition (IACC) statement follows an AP report that the group's president, Robert Barchiesi, had stock in Alibaba and that he used family members to help run the coalition. (apne.
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Dozens killed in coalition strikes this month On Tuesday, the UN Human Rights office said that Saudi-led coalition airstrikes killed at least 136 people and injured around 87 people since December 6.
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Sean Ryan, spokesman for the US-led coalition, said in a statement January 11 that the coalition "has begun the process of our deliberate withdrawal from Syria," but did not provide additional details.
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The SDF were closing in on Raqqa for months before launching their offensive on June 2000; according to the latest coalition data, 0003 percent of coalition strikes are carried out by U.S. aircraft.
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The SDF were closing in on Raqqa for months before launching their offensive on June 6; according to the latest coalition data, 97 percent of coalition strikes are carried out by U.S. aircraft.
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The American-led coalition also used Manas, a major air base in Kyrgyzstan, as the transit point for almost all of the coalition troops and a refueling center for tens of thousand aircraft.
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National Coalition Against Censorship The National Coalition Against Censorship is an alliance of more than 50 nonprofits, including literary, artistic, religious, educational, professional, labor, and civil liberties groups, that support First Amendment principles.
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The SPD, junior coalition partners in conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel's right-left "grand" coalition, suffered painful losses in the European Parliament elections last month and their popularity has sunk to a record low.
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Perhaps no group has made a bigger splash on the world stage this year than the coalition of United States governors, mayors and businesses who call themselves the We Are Still In coalition.
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Last month the US-led military coalition battling ISIS conducted 33 air or artillery strikes against ISIS targets in Iraq, targeting fighters, buildings, tunnels, weapons caches, and vehicles, according to a coalition statement.
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In Washington, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said American support for the Saudi-led coalition was not unconditional, but suggested that it would continue as the coalition works to reduce the civilian toll.
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The US-led military coalition fighting ISIS has announced that it was temporarily halting counter-ISIS missions in order to focus on protecting Iraqi bases and coalition forces there from Iranian-backed militias.
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" The Democratic Coalition (DK), led by former prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany, which rejected Botka's coalition offer, said: "It hurts everyone when the largest party of the democratic opposition descends into chaos like this.
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"These are our people, and if you want to talk to them, if you want to take the Trump coalition and you want to continue that coalition, we better have answers," he said.
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Questioned by MPs about the future of the fractious ruling coalition - some form of which has been in power since 1991 - Abiy said he intends to merge the coalition into a single party.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's former ruling coalition, which is backing Mahathir Mohamad to become prime minister, has the support of a majority of lawmakers in parliament, coalition partner Anwar Ibrahim said on Saturday.
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"After coalition troops issued a series of warnings and de-escalation attempts, the patrol came under small arms fire from unknown individuals," said Colonel Myles Caggins, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition.
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"After what we have seen today, a coalition between the conservatives and the far right has become less probable and a coalition with the conservatives and the Greens more probable," Mr. Filzmaier said.
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After that, Young and Shaheen introduced what they billed as a compromise proposal to require certification that the Saudi coalition is meeting certain criteria before the U.S. can refuel Saudi and coalition aircraft.
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But the coalition forces fighting ISIS have already announced that they would suspend operations against the extremist group, in order to focus on protecting Iraqi bases and coalition forces from Iranian-backed militias.
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The National Skills Coalition, which bills itself as a broad coalition of employers, unions, schools and government officials, has been working to better match state job-training programs with the skills companies need.
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The coalition said it had no indications that an airstrike hit civilians, but in its daily report on coalition strikes, the United States military acknowledged that strikes were carried out in the area.
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He had been elected as Austrian Chancellor back in 2017, but his coalition government collapsed in May this year after a far-right coalition ally got embroiled in a cash-for-contracts scandal.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council recently collaborated with the Next 100 Coalition to produce a series of videos featuring Coalition members where they share their connection with nature through their unique personal perspectives.
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Additionally, three Airwars reports from October 85033, November 2016 and May were found to be duplicates of ones the coalition has already assessed or is in the process of assessing, the coalition said.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The Saudi-Led coalition fighting in Yemen carried out an operation against Iran-aligned Houthi targets in Yemen's port district, Salif, Saudi state TV reported late on Saturday, citing the coalition.
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But it is the example of Austria that comes up most: There, a longstanding coalition between conservatives and Social Democrats recently gave way to a coalition of the conservatives with the far right.
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The coalition believed the arrangement would "save innocent lives and allow Syrian Democratic Forces and the coalition to focus on defeating Daesh terrorists in Raqqa with less risk of civilian casualties", it said.
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Yes, there are examples of unilateralism in our history, but even George W. Bush's "coalition of the willing" was a coalition, and involved extensive UN consultation, in an effort to legitimize our actions.
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And Egypt eventually committed a naval expedition to the coalition.
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Formal consultations to build a coalition have not yet begun.
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But his coalition has evolved over the last few months.
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But the coalition has nothing to do with the magazine.
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The group is a member of Ethiopia's largest opposition coalition.
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Could a coalition government drop Brexit on the same grounds?
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Many expected a reshuffling of the coalition or snap elections.
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The moderates will continue as junior coalition partners in government.
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SPD is a junior coalition partner in Merkel's ruling alliance.
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Coalition measures income from trading, selling derivatives and other activities.
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Details: The Coalition for American Energy Security officially launched Tuesday.
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Joseph Scrocca, a coalition public affairs officer, said last week.
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"There's widespread interest from a broad coalition," Massachusetts Democratic Rep.
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The Southern Front rebel coalition has also endorsed the ceasefire.
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The coalition did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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That makes a revamped Frankenstein coalition the most plausible option.
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"We need to put together an international coalition," agreed Gross.
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That's led to a recalibration at the Republican Jewish Coalition.
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Since last March's elections, Netanyahu's coalition has been very precarious.
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Clashes have occasionally broken out between the two coalition allies.
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And the commander of the international coalition, US Lt. Gen.
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August 22018: The coalition closes Sanaa airport to commercial flights.
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But that's precisely the signal that the coalition meeting sends.
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Azerbaijan considered that decision as "unfair" and left the coalition.
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But the SDS has been unable to form a coalition.
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Most parties have ruled out joining a coalition with him.
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Fighting between coalition forces and Islamic State continued in Mosul.
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This puts Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition in a bind.
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VES and its coalition of veteran groups recently criticized Sen.
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Coalition ranks it between four and six in the business.
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Coalition forces are securing the crash site, the statement said.
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To learn more about the Unity Coalition, visit their website.
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Merkel's coalition has been lurching from one crisis to another.
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Any one of these might have unravelled Mr Harper's coalition.
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"Last night's coalition, I've never seen anything like this," Sen.
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Finally, the stage was set for an ambitious global coalition.
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Hun Sen purged his coalition partners in a 1997 putsch.
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From 2010 the coalition government enforced sanctions more vigorously still.
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Kenny's governing coalition was ousted in an election on Feb.
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Kurz hopes to wrap up the coalition talks by Christmas.
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Mareshki, however, has said little about his potential coalition preferences.
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That was how the Rainbow Coalition was built, real slow.
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All four are members of the moderate New Democrat Coalition.
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" Then the two men joke about Jesse Jackson's "Rainbow Coalition.
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But suicide bombers, IEDs and elaborate defenses await the coalition.
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The Social Democrats' coalition partners are the Liberal Democrats (ALDE).
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The ruling coalition has trailed in 34 straight Newspoll surveys.
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They may try to draw the coalition into urban combat.
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The conservative coalition government is keen to rusticate others, too.
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There were wins for both sides of the prospective coalition.
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The coalition agreement sets out some modest ambitions (see article).
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Other signals coming out of the coalition are also worrying.
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Militant targets there were also bombarded by coalition forces Wednesday.
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Osman belongs to the coalition that brought Mahathir to power.
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The ruling coalition rescinded the decree and reshuffled the cabinet.
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The investor coalition has already scored several victories in Europe.
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The Conservatives are an uneasy coalition of Whigs and Tories.
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Mr Puigdemont heads a diverse coalition which may now fracture.
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Coalition talks could be fraught, and last well into December.
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At least eight parties have withdrawn from the ruling coalition.
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Dr Mahathir now leads the opposition coalition, Pakatan Harapan (PH).
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Didi, which has formed a global coalition with Lyft Inc.
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But the scrappy coalition fell in less than a year.
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So instead the coalition seems intent on starving the north.
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A curious coalition of feminists and Christians backed the law.
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The NCRI is a coalition of influential Iranian opposition groups.
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As a coalition, we will continue to pursue this goal.
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But Merkel's possible coalition partners are angling for concessions beforehand.
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We have a broad coalition and major donors lined up.
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Go deeper: Axios' full investigation into David Bossie's Presidential Coalition
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The coalition says it aims to protect Red Sea shipping.
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The coalition agreement was struck after national elections in December.
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Gabriel's SPD is the junior partner in Merkel's ruling coalition.
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The coalition depends heavily on Islah fighters on the ground.
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The U.S. coalition officially acknowledges responsibility for 326 civilian casualties.
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Atambayev's Social Democratic party leads the ruling coalition in parliament.
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Members of the coalition also bless abortion clinics, Peters adds.
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By contrast, the Turkish economy has underperformed under coalition governments.
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Don't count medical professionals in the coalition of the undecided.
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But several organizations such as Tech Workers Coalition and coworker.
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Will ours be a coalition of a few, or many?
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Such a push could encounter opposition from potential coalition partners.
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Merkel has not resolved the underlying tensions in her coalition.
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This is not an insurmountable task for the coalition forces.
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And this broad coalition is not sitting on its laurels.
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The coalition denied its jets had carried out the raid.
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As of 2019, there were 24 governors in the coalition.
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Each side has formed a coalition to push its stance.
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Dillon stressed that the coalition remains focused on fighting ISIS.
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All NATO members had already individually joined the coalition however.
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Wilkinson is the executive director of the Electronic Payments Coalition.
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The Amona issue had caused tension within Netanyahu's coalition government.
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The coalition has described them as the most hardened militants.
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They are part of the Americans For Free Trade coalition.
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The secular party, Nidaa Tounes, rules in coalition with Ennahda.
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Two Yemeni military officials allied to the coalition confirmed it.
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William Salvin, a spokesperson for US led coalition in Afghanistan.
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Paradise regularly featured appearances by members of the opposition coalition.
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TAL Group is a member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition.
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Paulina Gonzalez is executive director of the California Reinvestment Coalition.
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Opinion polls suggest a fragmented parliament and difficult coalition dynamics.
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They even have a coalition called No Lame Duck Spending.
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Steve Warren, chief spokesman for the coalition, told reporters Wednesday.
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It takes work to keep Asian Americans in the coalition.
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Yemeni government and coalition officials were not available to comment.
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The Liberals are the senior partner in the governing coalition.
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" He added that "the coalition has not struck the convoy.
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An industry coalition proposed its own alternative to Wheeler's plan.
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The social democratic umbrella covering a coalition of its own?
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Coons said that the "Common Sense Coalition" started by Sen.
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Neumann's solution, to ditch the grand coalition, has drawn support.
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Ever since he has been trying to broaden his coalition.
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Meanwhile, the ShareBetter Coalition praised Cuomo for signing the legislation.
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The case is Coalition for Competitive Electricity et al v.
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That fragmentation complicates the coalition mathematics for the centrist parties.
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The coalition said its attacks during the week of Dec.
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Little movement on a coalition is expected before an Oct.
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The coalition government came to power at a fortuitous time.
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A maximum pressure campaign requires a unified coalition, they argue.
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U.S. and French officials are not confirming any coalition injuries.
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Finally, in 2011, the coalition took back control of Mogadishu.
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And many other coalition ministers publicly reject a Palestinian state.
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ANO would likely need to form a coalition to govern.
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"Our coalition is growing and is more secure," said Gov.
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The Tech Coalition New York has been using similar language.
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With this letter we are introducing ourselves, the WeWorkers Coalition.
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