Kuenssberg said government sources had suggested they would "come behind" this amendment.
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This medal is for the people who come behind me and get into the sport.
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Assuming the Trump presidency survives, there's a long struggle to come behind Washington's closed doors.
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That explains most of what you've seen come behind Donald Trump in one way or another.
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"I think now [Ford has] to get shareholders to come behind the new CEO," Levy went on.
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"About 20 years ago, they said, 'When you come behind the Orange Curtain, come quietly,'" he said.
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"And if the Socialists come behind Podemos then they'll have no other choice than to back us," he said.
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I think maybe those who come behind them will learn from their mistakes and not slip into the bubbles.
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"We don't expect individuals who come behind closed doors to publicly go and tell," Mr. Burr said, trailing off.
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" "I also want my presidential campaign to have helped pave the way for young women who come behind me.
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Their improved play of late has come behind a rejuvenated rotation, a dominating bullpen, solid defense and some timely hitting.
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"There is such a long list of wonderful God-fearing Christian leaders in this country who have come behind this campaign."
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A man without a shirt, which was presumably lost in the scuffle, had come behind him quickly and shot him four times.
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Then we'll come behind with ways to help them bend the cost curve down, too, which will be another big part of it.
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"The more embellishments associated with the article, the least likely they are to come behind it the way I've done it," Mr. Day said.
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Aging inspires personal anxiety, but also generational — will the things that meant so much to you hold any interest for those that come behind you?
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Ms. Piazza demonstrated how to come behind an attacker and choke him with a left forearm in front of the neck and a right forearm behind.
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Another silver medal was a huge disappointment for Tallent as both his previous second-place finishes had come behind athletes who were subsequently banned for doping.
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And then you come behind the reality of the strength of our distribution on the AT&T companies, where we talk to a lot of customers every day.
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" There was poverty in Chicago, Patrick said, but there was community, too—a sense of shared responsibility and a desire to "leave things better for those who come behind us.
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We thank you for a President and for Cabinet members who are courageous, who are willing to face the winds of controversy in order to provide a better future for those who come behind us.
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We thank you for the president and for Cabinet members who are courageous, who are willing to face the winds of controversy in order to provide a better future for those who come behind us.
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"He's actually backtracking in terms of what we asked him to do: to talk about the epidemic of policing and minority communities, to really identify the problem, to acknowledge the disparities and to come behind us as a black president especially," said Ashley Yates, an organizer in Oakland, Calif.
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And so we would expect industry groups to start labeling themselves as compliant and then consumers to make smart choices about what they're buying, given the choices between something that clearly has complied with those solid-growing standards and the endorsements that come behind them, as opposed to something that is just brand-spanking new and slapped together.
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"We thank you for the president and for Cabinet members who are courageous, who are willing to face the winds of controversy in order to provide a better future for those who come behind us," Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE said in the prayer.
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By the time it arrived near Sutton tunnel it was only – behind it. Druid's guard signalled to the following train to come behind and push his train. This it did but then No. 16's wheels also began to slip.
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During this skid, the rider on the bike will take her left foot off the pedal and swing it over to the right side. Then the left foot will come behind the right and hit the ground, soon followed by the right foot. This rider will still be running once off the bike and hand it off to the next rider. This is where many riders differ.
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Back at the coffee shop, Jon anxiously watches for Delia to come in and is disappointed when she does not and goes to her apartment. He invites her to go to the movies with him. At the coffee shop again, Jon asks Delia to come behind the counter and they make prank calls. She remembers she has an appointment with a client at a hotel.
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If someone slept with his wife > everyone could listen to what they were doing. When we went to the fields or > to the cemeteries to bury the dead, the soldiers had to come behind and in > front of us. When the women went to the river to wash themselves, the > soldiers had to go too and they usually saw our women naked. Everything was > a complete shame inside that corral.
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One rider is placed at each turn of the track. The riders line up with the start/finish line that is drawn in white on the track. Then a race official will come behind the rider and hold the bike steady so that the rider can set both feet on the pedals. In recent years, there has been a five-beep countdown, but in 2007 a gun start was used.
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But when Beatrice finally wakes up, she suffers amnesia and doesn't remember anything. While Bernd thinks he is safe, Beatrice's memories slowly come back and she realizes that Bernd tried to kill her. She plans her revenge, but Sylvia and Martin come behind Beatrice's plan and want to detain her. Martin even warns Bernd and he realizes that he needs to get away, while Beatrice is on a yacht waiting for him.
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"The Bozo" made national headlines when he helped to catch a robber at a convenience store in Camilla, Georgia. Sommers was talking live on the air with regular caller Linda Driskill, known as "Mississippi Lady" to listeners, when he heard Driskill admonish someone not to come behind her counter. She then hung up the phone. Sommers was concerned for her safety, so he called the Camilla police (who knew Driskill from Sommers' show).
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Vampire and Thanet made minor course adjustments to fire their torpedoes at Shirayuki at a range of – one from Vampire and all four of Thanets – but all missed as Shirayuki, having spotted the Allied ships at the same time, altered course to come behind the Allied destroyers and then signalled to confirm their identities. Not receiving a reply, the Japanese ship illuminated the Allied ships with her searchlight and finally opened fire at 03:31 despite the smoke screen being laid by both ships. Moran ordered both his ships to return fire with their four-inch guns while retiring southeast at maximum speed.
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A horse that is on its forehand or unbalanced will not be able to come correctly on the bit, and will usually either lean on the rider's hands, placing too much pressure on the bit, pull against the rider and "root" or else brace upward against rein pressure and come "above the bit". This makes the contact heavy, and the aids can not come "through." Some horses will avoid contact with the bit, rather than correctly accepting it, and come "behind the bit". This may occur either due to evasion by the horse (so it does not have to listen to the rider) or because the rider is using the bit too strongly or physically trying to pull the horse on the bit.
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The funeral was at Brockley Cemetery on February 21, 1920. Kinley was the author of the play, Ellie’s Stranger, first published in Mannin, the journal and the Manx Language Society, in November 1916.Mannin No. 8, November 1916 The play had earlier been submitted to the Manx Language Society competition organised by Sophia Morrison in 1913, but it was judged to come behind the plays of Christopher R. Shimmin and John Kneen, despite receiving special praise by Alfred Perceval Graves.‘Creating a Manx Drama’ by Sophia Morrison, in Mannin No. 2, November 1913Note to ‘Ellie’s Stranger’ by Sophia Morrison, published in Mannin No. 8, November 1916 The play, sub-titled ‘A Manx Domestic Comedy’, centres on the man Ellie Clague returns home to her highly traditional parents after some time staying with an aunt in the popular tourist destination of Douglas.
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The closest female relative might be a child of a relatively junior branch of the whole dynasty, but still inherits due to her position in the male line, thanks to the longevity of her own branch; any existing senior female lines come behind that of the closest female. From the Middle Ages, there was another system of succession, known as cognatic male primogeniture, which actually fulfills apparent stipulations of the original Salic law: succession is allowed also through female lines, but excludes the females themselves in favour of their sons. For example, a grandfather, without sons, is succeeded by a son of his daughter, when the daughter in question is still alive. Or an uncle, with no children of his own, is succeeded by a son of his sister, when the sister in question is still alive.
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" He has blamed George Soros as an alleged perpetrator behind the conspiracy. In May 2019, Florida State Senator Dennis Baxley was reported to use the replacement theory in relation to the abortion debate in the United States. Speaking of Western European birthrates as a warning to Americans, he said: "When you get a birth rate less than 2 percent, that society is disappearing, and it’s being replaced by folks that come behind them and immigrate, don’t wish to assimilate into that society and they do believe in having children." The following month, Nick Isgro, deputy leader of the Maine Republican Party endorsed the conspiracy theory after claiming financial subsidies were promoted for abortions in the U.S. to "kill our own people", and that asylum seekers were "human pawns who are being played in a game by global elites and their partners here in Augusta.
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