And if we can't find common ground, let's just agree to disagree and move on to some other thing that we can find common ground on.
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I think the common ground, say that you had in the early '90s when I was here as a staffer is nothing like the common ground you have right now.
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Songs like "God, Your Mama and Me" found common ground between country music and the Backstreet Boys the way "Cruise" had one found common ground between country music and Nelly.
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I think the common ground, say that you had in the early 90s when I was here as a staffer is nothing like the common ground you have right now.
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"In today's political landscape, I don't need to tell you that finding common ground isn't always easy, but there is common ground here today," Mayor Eric Garcetti told a news conference.
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If a protester and a prisoner of war can find common ground on the most divisive of issues, finding common ground on almost anything else didn't seem so hard after all.
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Finding common ground between the Republicans who want to roll back Obamacare entirely and those who want to maintain the coverage gains is not easy nor does it present a clear common ground.
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Q. There seems to be no common ground right now.
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It's hard to communicate without any sort of common ground.
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We uncovered more common ground than the public debate suggests.
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In that frustration, there's a chance to find common ground.
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But policy experts and officials have found some common ground.
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When you're best friends, finding common ground isn't a chore.
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We've talked about the common ground this agenda can represent.
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Still, Villalongo and LeVert found common ground through the tour.
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This absence of common ground manifests itself in two ways.
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So do you think it's possible to find common ground?
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The next step is to focus on finding common ground.
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What's important is that you can find a common ground.
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Even Iran and Saudi Arabia manage to find common ground.
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No kindness, no empathy, no attempt to reach common ground.
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On that point, both countries may find some common ground.
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They make us look like we can't find common ground!
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If they can find common ground here, we all can.
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When all was said and done, we found common ground.
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Can we find common ground across the seemingly growing divide?
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But it looks like they're on common ground ... for now.
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I would tell you there's a lot of common ground.
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There shouldn't have been any common ground between the two.
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"I'm optimistic that we will find common ground," he said.
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Industry and environmentalists could find common ground in promoting progress.
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Can the leaders find the common ground on this issue?
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Trump and congressional Republicans will find common ground on taxes.
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Sadly, yet perhaps unsurprisingly, negotiators struggled to find common ground.
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" The next day he mused: "There's no common ground here.
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After a divisive election, this could represent important common ground.
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It was a sincere search for areas of common ground.
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Polls shows some potential common ground, especially on undocumented immigrants.
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There is no common ground, and there is no compromise.
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"That's where I find common ground with him," he added.
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Now more than ever, we need to find common ground.
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We are in many ways emblematic of that common ground.
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"Common Ground: The Music Festival Experience," exhibition about music festivals.
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Now different financial interests are struggling to find common ground.
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There has to be some common ground somewhere, I thought.
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You've got to figure out and find some common ground.
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But first, common ground will have to make a comeback.
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We hope to find common ground and work with Sen.
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We are grateful for those opportunities to find common ground.
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He is the director of the school's Common Ground initiative.
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Yet the presidents may also search for some common ground.
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Both sides committed to increasing purchases and finding common ground.
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Finding common ground with its adversaries is a laudable goal.
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Instead, the group is pushing for common ground on safety.
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That sort of attempt to reach common ground is dead.
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They have also found common ground in their mutual isolation.
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"Me and Miguel have this common ground," Mr. Neumann said.
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Even though we are fierce competitors, we find common ground.
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Common ground exists, however, and it's closer than we think.
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You need to challenge the Democrats to find common ground.
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It may be hard to find common ground on trade.
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It's about building bridges, uniting people and finding common ground.
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It requires more than finding common ground among vested interests.
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Nonetheless, the winners in Melbourne did share some common ground.
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The People had lost their footing, their common ground, muddied.
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The common ground helped alleviate some jitters on both sides.
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Thurman constantly sought common ground with people who were different.
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"Look at how much common ground there is," she said.
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That's actually a place that you can get common ground.
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Before starting to preach the message, find some common ground.
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"It was clear that if you're going to make change, you have to figure out where there's common ground, and there wasn't a lot of common ground on climate change with Republicans," Randall said.
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Common cause, in turn, leads to common ground (both aspire to be writers), common ground to friendship, and friendship, for Casement, to a misty-eyed amour fou that will long outlast Ward's youthful handsomeness.
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In between the two positions is little to no common ground.
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That gives me plenty of common ground with the FIRE movement.
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Trump has, however, shown he's willing to find some common ground.
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And then there are their backgrounds, which provide little common ground.
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But maintaining that common ground without the centrist may be harder.
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There is no such thing as common ground in Trump's world.
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Republicans do have more common ground with Trump than with Clinton.
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Amazon and Apple have fought but are finding more common ground.
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So there's no point in trying to find a common ground.
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Then, craft an email that shows you share some common ground.
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We will talk a lot about what our common ground is.
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I do want us to work together to find common ground.
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Both sides have a point, yet common ground is seldom found.
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"They can kind of connect on that common ground," she said.
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Did the writing of the record feel like a common ground?
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But the trio haven't been able to find common ground since.
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Eventually, Swahili, the main language in Kenya, became our common ground.
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By working together to find common ground, we can save lives.
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Jonathan Turley: Justice Kennedy symbolizes our struggle to find common ground.
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Our Constitution sets a framework that demands Americans find common ground.
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You have to be willing to look for that common ground.
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An ability to see past differences in search of common ground.
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Today, Congress has real opportunities to find that elusive common ground.
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Brown also has found common ground with Republicans on financial issues.
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This makes finding common ground on tax reform even more challenging.
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They're very different but find common ground because they're both performers.
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So you'll never have a common ground with the soccer moms.
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Conservative donors like the Koch brothers found common ground with liberals.
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Help them find common ground between their values and their desires.
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Barring blatant recklessness, finding common ground will always be a debate.
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Joe Crowley, who are working to advance a common-ground approach.
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Common ground is hard to come by in America right now.
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We still had loads of common ground - that's why we're pals.
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So there is zero common ground between federal and state law.
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The two sides took pains on Thursday to show common ground.
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She spoke of her faith and finding common ground with Republicans.
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Olmsted began his travels in the hope of finding common ground.
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But perhaps Horwitz's book can help us find common ground today.
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"I hope we can come to common ground," Mr. Cruz said.
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Yashere argued that "Bob (Hearts) Abishola" could help find common ground.
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I truly believe that's something where we find our common ground.
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Even if that common ground is petty crime and eating ass.
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I think there's a way to find enough common ground here.
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The talks have yet to find common ground on key aspects.
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Let's find that common ground where we can all stand together.
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But common ground is something you make, not something you find.
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There seems to be little common ground between the two camps.
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The North Korean and American leaders may find other common ground.
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"Certainly there is a lot of common ground here," he said.
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Going forward, we have work to do to find common ground.
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That set the congressional crowd in the direction of common ground.
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If they want to stay, they'll meet you on common ground.
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"My hope is that we can identify areas of common ground."
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Bolt Thrower is one of those "common ground" bands for me.
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But where's the common ground between the Yakuza and the Cartels?
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Over the years we found common ground through humor, music and food.
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And so I just was like, we have some common ground here.
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They have so much common ground; every day is a new discovery.
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And us three orphans sort of found a common ground pretty quickly.
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But clearly, they found common ground in treating each other with respect.
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Republicans and Democrats have to work together, compromise, and find common ground.
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The No campaign and the FARC will have to find common ground.
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There may be some common ground between Mr Khalilzad and his interlocutors.
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Yet the divisions cause them to come together to find common ground.
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Perhaps the Orlando massacre can indeed help us accept some common ground.
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I want my common ground, my starting point, to be more interesting.
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And their purchase includes the sidewalks and other bits of common ground.
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On this issue, Clinton and Trump appear to share (hypothetical) common ground.
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"It was a sincere search for areas of common ground," Gore added.
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Health care, jobs, education, you name it, we will find common ground.
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I've stubbornly said I don't want to find common ground with them.
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There's at least one issue on which they could find common ground.
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Finding common ground with a competitor and welcoming change into her life.
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Still, Francis said he was willing to find common ground with Trump.
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Build common ground with your more vulnerable colleagues by creating actual relationships.
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Founded in pursuit of Brexit alone, UKIP has no such common ground.
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Some even see areas of common ground with the incoming administration. Sen.
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Speaking Sunday in Qatar, Tillerson urged both sides to find common ground.
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And that makes leveraging the common ground that unites us practically impossible.
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We have to build a politics that can build upon common ground.
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There seems, at first glance, no common ground between the opposing views.
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Just work to find a common ground that we can build on.
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But as we were reminded again last week, some common ground remains.
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" He added, "You want to find common ground and build some consensus?
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Finding common ground, however, requires a space to listen, learn and deliberate.
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The 116th Congress may have difficulty finding common ground on most issues.
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There is, or ought to be, common ground in the encryption debate.
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I'm hopeful that together we can come together and find common ground.
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Bills often seem designed to highlight partisan differences, not forge common ground.
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The left and the right may find they have some common ground.
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Let's mark tonight by finding our common ground and moving forward together.
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We need to be finding common ground, finding areas to work together.
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Most significantly, tribalism prevents finding common ground because it rejects common decency.
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Dazed and Confused shows how social hierarchies can flatten into common ground.
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But with these guys, the problem is you can't find common ground.
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Even a hopelessly divided Capitol Hill has found common ground on Crimea.
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Hence, members of each party have managed to find common ground before.
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The eight justices worked harder to find common ground on divisive issues.
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We were going back and forth and came to some common ground.
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Diplomats will shuttle between them in an effort to build common ground.
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Ideologically at least, there was some common ground between Sanders and Clyburn.
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That group failed to reach common ground at a meeting on Saturday.
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He said he believes the key to progress is finding common ground.
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Democrats and Republicans must set aside familiar debates and find common ground.
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Finding this common ground, however, will require both sides to make concessions.
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She appeared to find common ground with House Republicans on another issue.
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There simply is no ideological common ground upon which to build it.
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Back then, the two parties were full of common ground and contradictions.
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But common ground has been even more elusive in the current climate.
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To find common ground and even persuade that person to think differently?
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Those rankings have no common ground with those of the baby boomers.
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With these goals, can it be so hard to find common ground?
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I find that there is a lot of common ground between us.
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Flynn believed that there were opportunities to find common ground with Russia.
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So it's time to end the recriminations and to find common ground.
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I better understood our differences and where we might find common ground.
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What common ground could he offer Republicans, given his progressive policy ideas?
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It deprives us of powerful common ground that has traditionally transcended partisanship.
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She does it without turning the common ground into the lowest denominator.
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"I think Republican voters have interest in finding common ground," he said.
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Forge common ground Repeatedly on Tuesday, Trump offered to forge common ground with Democrats on emotive issues such as immigration or the meaning of patriotism, that were a departure from the radioactive rhetoric he had used in the past.
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"There's common ground here and there's room for an agreement here," Pai said.
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And I think there&aposs a lot of common ground here and all.
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Although a decade apart in age, Feldstein and Wilde, 22, share common ground.
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Aren&apost you more of a partisan warrior than a common ground guy?
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We come from all walks of life but have found our common ground.
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Sorry. MALVEAUX: The duo finding common ground on problems in American health care.
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Hayder and other guests close to his age try to find common ground.
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Find and exploit common ground — on people, real estate, politics or private aircraft.
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"People can sit down and find common subjects, find common ground," she said.
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We might not share common ground, but we inhabit it, often for generations.
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And how will an angrier generation of Kurds and Turks find common ground?
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Common Ground Coffeehouse, at First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 25 Old Jackson Avenue.
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Common Ground Coffeehouse, at First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 53 Old Jackson Avenue.
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Yet the two have found common ground on issues relating to the economy.
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As someone who's been on both sides — where do you see common ground?
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It's going to be harder to find a broad common ground for Armada.
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This may be one area where Trump and congressional Democrats find common ground.
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Most of all, the gun bills represent common ground across the Democratic Party.
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I believe Silicon Valley and Trump can also find common ground on infrastructure.
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Another issue in which they find common ground on is criminal justice reform.
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I've found ample common ground when bringing this film up with bisexual friends.
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In both cases, the two sides are already trying to find common ground.
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The separation discussion remains ongoing, although both sides acknowledge significant common ground exists.
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Let&aposs sit down at the table and come together on common ground.
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What could that common ground be if not avocado toast and lipstick colors?
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Pandora and SiriusXM have reached a common ground on valuation, according to Bloomberg.
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Common language is getting hard to come by as common ground gives way.
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It's a basis of friendship that can forge a path toward common ground.
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If we disagree tomorrow, maybe two weeks later we'll find some common ground.
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"I think this is common ground in the health care debate," Cassidy said.
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Rarely, these days, does either party stop to seek or forge common ground.
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And voters are willing and want to work together to find common ground.
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All the same, AT&T sought to find common ground with Mr. Trump.
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A dealmaker doesn't stand on principle; instead, a dealmaker looks for common ground.
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Common Ground Coffeehouse, at First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 303 Old Jackson Avenue.
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Finding common ground on ways to address this gap has been wrenchingly difficult.
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They are more apt to weigh possibilities and seek consensus and common ground.
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What we need now is the ability to find common ground for solutions.
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Obama made the remark in saying there is common ground between the parties.
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Let's find common ground on gun reform now before it is too late.
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Though their differences are stark, the two acts do have some common ground.
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This time, philanthropy and politics found common ground for the Clinton-backing Soros.
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"It was a sincere search for areas of common ground," Mr. Gore said.
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But the sport can still do better at finding common ground in 2019.
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In the near term, we'll have to find smaller areas of common ground.
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South Korean officials are trying to help the two sides find common ground.
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Some analysts speculated that Mr. Trump would look for common ground on Syria.
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Mr. Trump might find common ground with Mr. Kim in these areas: 1.
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He knew that whatever people are interested in, whatever niche, there's common ground.
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This offers common ground, however thin, for cooperation on at least two fronts.
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We redoubled our efforts to find common ground, rather than simply walk away.
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Schumer, for his part, indicated that he and Trump might find common ground.
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At least McKinnon can find some common ground to talk to Bey about.
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There is little common ground among liberals and conservatives in the Culture Wars.
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But among the possibilities for common ground, health care isn't one of them.
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Conservative Democrats like Manchin might find common ground with Republicans on energy policy.
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In a pluralistic polity like ours, to govern is to seek common ground.
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It was also meant to showcase common ground typically lacking in political coverage.
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The theme of unfair judicial interference has given staunch political rivals common ground.
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"They were both drinking water, they wanted to find common ground," he said.
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And she kept her head down, found common ground, and won them over.
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While pundits cry out that we need to find common ground as a country, voters are shouting at us that they've already found common ground in their disdain for D.C. What does this mean as we head into the midterm elections?
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"We're going to find common ground, I think," Ebrard said at a news conference.
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"There is very little common ground between Pope Francis and Donald Trump," Hornbeck said.
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She celebrated the milestone with an album party at New York City's Common Ground.
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I want to bring more people together to find common ground for a solution.
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On policy, Trump also stuck mainly to the common ground between populists and conservatives.
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Could this common ground be the way we work together to find actual solutions?
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Gorsuch confirmation: Trump "hopes to find common ground" with Dems tonight's reception for senators
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I do panels; I always try to find common ground with natural ideological opponents.
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Even if Turkey did have his support, however, that common ground may prove elusive.
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Common Ground Coffeehouse, at First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 25 Old Jackson Avenue. commongroundfusw.
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Americans can expect big changes quickly in areas where the two share common ground.
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Leonard's words aren't a call for civility or a plea to find common ground.
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During Trump's visit, they will, nonetheless, seek common ground on diplomatic and military endeavors.
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He added that NATO still works with Russia where it can find common ground.
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He pointed to the common ground we share on how to find real solutions.
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If we reverse it ... Imagine if we have superhuman powers to find common ground.
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"They might be the two people who can help find common ground," he said.
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To reach across to those who didn't vote for us to reach common ground.
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But building on this common ground requires mutual goodwill, which is in short supply.
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But to say that common ground exists doesn't mean it will inevitably win out.
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MCCALLUM: That he wanted to find some common ground with the leader of Russia.
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Still, the two diplomats hinted that they could find common ground on this issue.
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But in the end, everyone did find some common ground and agree to compromises.
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Will two nations that are an ocean apart be able to find common ground?
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Safe enoughEven so, enough common ground exists to construct a replacement for Safe Harbour.
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"I guarantee that, on repeal, Susan Collins and I have common ground," Paul said.
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"So we shall see, but we want to try to find our common ground."
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Instead, GOP senators may set up a line of questioning that emphasizes common ground.
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Military cooperation is not about going against these interests but instead finding common ground.
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" Bertinelli continues, "I'm still tying to find that common ground and that comfort zone.
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Time is once again tight to find common ground and cobble together a solution.
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You might think that common ground would matter more than the differences between them.
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First, let's emphasize there is a lot of common ground between the different plans.
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It is often inspiring when lawmakers reach across the aisle to find common ground.
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Creating the future we all want will take strong, sensible voices finding common ground.
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This is not an issue of two communities needing to find a common ground.
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Working toward these common goals, the pragmatists and the visionaries can find common ground.
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If even these gentle souls can't find common ground, where is the way forward?
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There is no "common ground" between the politics of appearance and those of exclusion.
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This bill is an important step toward addressing related concerns and finding common ground.
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I THINK WE'RE GOING TO FIND EVEN MORE COMMON GROUND IN A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
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That has supporters of paid family leave hopeful both parties can find common ground.
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Parks, forests, key historic and cultural sites are quite literally our shared common ground.
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But understanding these people and finding common ground with them is essential for Israel.
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And even under those conditions, there's not much common ground for a fruitful discussion.
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We represent different districts, but we ought to be able to find common ground.
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Make the first step toward common ground with someone where it doesn't presently exist.
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We had the privilege of leading these experts, who sought to find common ground.
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I'm referring to a quickly vanishing sense of common ground and purpose in America.
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The two were never supposed to find common ground, let alone form a friendship.
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But in Hawaii it often becomes a way to find common ground with others.
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Many Republican leaders here are hopeful that the former antagonists can find common ground.
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Admitting that there were things I didn't understand somehow created a new common ground.
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The parties could also find common ground on increased tax incentives for retirement savings.
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Still, Carolan was hopeful that through discussing theology they might find some common ground.
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She added that they should put on "their reasonableness pants" to find common ground.
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"We hope both sides quickly find common ground so that we can move forward."
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That could help delay new tariffs, and give more time to find common ground.
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As the Times observed, the notion of Spicer fostering "common ground" might seem unlikely.
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For the first eight, he and Stalin, while geopolitical rivals, sometimes found common ground.
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Somebody would fall; someone would help them up, as their bodies found common ground.
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Is finding common ground through horseback riding a panacea for racial strife in 2018?
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CBC members wouldn't rule out working with Trump on potential areas of common ground.
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There is certainly space on Capitol Hill for finding common ground among political combatants.
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He said he wanted to come up with reasonable solutions and find common ground.
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His new piano concerto similarly finds common ground between the concert hall and cabaret.
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"There's a lot of common ground to start with in the foundation," DeMarco continued.
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"There's a lot of talk about trying to find a common ground." he said.
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I just hope we Methodists can find common ground and prevent it from happening.
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However obvious it may seem, at the crux of the matter is common ground.
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Infrastructure investment is a rare Beltway issue where both sides can find common ground.
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And where we can find common ground, we have an obligation to do so.
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There's always common ground you can find with these people because they're human beings.
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It was easier to find common ground because most lawmakers were moderates, Billet said.
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Pelosi hates that, too, so at least that's some common ground with Mitch McConnell.
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And horse-riding, arrow-shooting warrior Jannah (Naomi Ackie) shares common ground with Finn.
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But most of all, it suggests beyond enmity, there's always room for common ground.
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Inslee said he sees no way of reaching common ground on guns with Trump.
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In future leadership positions, they will more readily find common ground and manage differences.
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Mediators find common ground, rather than treating conflict solely as a zero-sum game.
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Use the common ground that you share with your community as a learning experience.
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Cuba is not averse to further talks, and is willing to seek common ground.
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Unlike her eldest brother, Ivanka Trump has sought more common ground with her politics.
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"Certainly," Mr. Lewis said, "there ought to be some common ground in there somewhere."
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We will listen to our critics and work together where we find common ground.
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There is room, I believe, for common ground if people want to find it.
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Hanson added, though, that the board may find more common ground with Rossello than Bernier.
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I think we can reach a lot of common ground in terms of protecting consumers.
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And then we found a common ground that... Benjamin Swan: We hit it off yeah.
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Conservatives and liberals could find common ground during celebrations, setting aside differences for the weekend.
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Not arresting nor aggressive, this understated yet glamorous gray creates a soothing, impactful common ground.
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We believe this is an excellent example of two sides communicating and finding common ground.
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And you look to find common ground and try to influence the things you don't.
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I will go anywhere, to meet with anyone, at any time to find common ground.
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Common Ground Coffeehouse, at the First Unitarian Society of Westchester, 25 Old Jackson Avenue. commongroundfusw.
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This is already a common ground...We also share a huge overlap in customer base.
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Talks aimed at finding common ground to avoid tariffs have been under way ever since.
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I hope theses two men can meet and find common ground as can WE ALL!
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I'M HAPPY TO SAY, WITH A GREATER ENGAGEMENT, WE'RE FINDING A LOT OF COMMON GROUND.
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That all comes together to represent some potential common ground between American and Chinese negotiators.
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Simply put, there used to be common ground between rural and urban areas in America.
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He was taken aback by the lack of common ground discussed between the two candidates.
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Let's give him the benefit of the doubt; see if we can find common ground.
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They'd tested each other's courage and found common ground by battering each other into oblivion.
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But now the two are finding common ground on everything from health care to taxes.
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In recent decades, we have taken away the common ground that made this cooperation possible.
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Like any vintage Obama speech, he did still call for common ground and bipartisan collaboration.
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Given the scope of the issue, Melania has and should continue to find common ground.
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Since then we have been able to find common ground when it comes to food.
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This should be an area of common ground between politicians on the right and left.
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"There really doesn't seem to be a whole lot of common ground," the analyst said.
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That means "we have a responsibility to come together and find common ground," Pelosi said.
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Sixth and last, Trump can lead the search for common ground on energy and environment.
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He wants to help his two worlds -- medicine and football -- find common ground, he said.
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In America's polarized politics, is there a cause around which policymakers can find common ground?
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He noted that there was "a lot of common ground" on aspects of the proposal.
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But Merkel said there was "a lot of common ground" with the SPD on Europe.
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Guided by ground rules, participants explore each other's perspectives and often conclude on common ground.
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Mattis at first demurred, but later said he found "common ground" with Trump on it.
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Representatives from both organizations met in Zurich to see if they could find common ground.
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But it's possible there is common ground on issues like prescription drug prices or infrastructure.
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"This is an issue where I really believe we can find common ground," he said.
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But to say that a common ground exists doesn't mean it will inevitably win out.
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Their common ground is only their Holocaust denial and their hatred of all things Jewish.
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There is less emphasis on finding "common ground" with Russia than on setting clear limits.
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The deal – and the relationship – took constant work and a dedication to finding common ground.
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"We then would have to try to find common ground with the Chinese," Juncker said.
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Regular order fosters bipartisanship and cooperation as we find common ground and points of agreement.
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This is one area where the parties might be able to find some common ground.
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On a new and robust transportation infrastructure package, common ground is there for the taking.
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A healthy discourse allows us to navigate our disagreements in the search for common ground.
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They're already allies, have common ground, and are able to speak frankly with each other.
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But deficits aren't the only area where Republicans are still trying to find common ground.
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"This is an area where Congress should act, we should have common ground," said Sen.
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Let's find that common ground that we can all work together and make something better.
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But there may be more common ground on how to deal with the big banks.
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Heitkamp met with Trump two weeks ago to discuss possible common ground on energy issues.
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Democrats need to find common ground around an uncommonly bold plan to fight climate change.
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It's about finding common ground, from the get go, and accepting each other's good ideas.
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Let's ask the presidential campaigns in both parties to try to find some common ground.
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Rubio on Saturday called for the student activists to seek "common ground" in the debate.
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Obama took office looking to "reset" relations with Russia and find common ground whenever possible.
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Finding common ground in contentious cases is what Kennedy has tried to do for decades.
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We want to achieve a stable, peaceful world with less conflict and more common ground.
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That is because, whatever the body language, there is only limited common ground on policy.
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Here is where Trump and millennials can find common ground when it comes to infrastructure.
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It's not all the work of finding common ground, but it's the start of it.
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Really, gentlemen, will nothing short of a terrorist act get you to find common ground?
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I believe he can repair international relationships and solidify common ground for the common good.
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But time is short and common ground between the government and the opposition is limited.
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While there was little common ground, some small advances were made, White House officials said.
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Week by week, their conversations reveal common ground and help them form cross-cultural bonds.
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Olmsted ultimately despaired of finding common ground with white Southerners he judged implacable on slavery.
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" He added, "I think there is a common ground that both sides can get to.
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Will the next president morally commit to moving people to find a higher common ground?
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Beyond this, however, it will be tougher for the two parties to find common ground.
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Brown's countercultural ethos shared some common ground with traditional conservatives' hostility to the governing class.
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Still, Chinese officials' lack of experience could make it even harder to find common ground.
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"My hope on a NAFTA is we do find a common ground," Rometty said Thursday.
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Laughter is infectious, with comedy often relying on establishing a certain amount of common ground.
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This has put substantial pressure on both major parties to work toward finding common ground.
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And while it's a conservative book, I do think there's room for some common ground.
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This is not because there is no common ground between conservatism and the black community.
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But these days, it is difficult to conceive of a deadlocked House finding common ground.
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Failing to find common ground in the human world, Steinke turns to the natural one.
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She wasn't one to search for common ground; she was looking for the true path.
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Why should I want common ground with people who benefit from racism, xenophobia and ignorance?
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"I'm convinced we'll have to work from as much common ground as possible," he said.
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Only by finding common ground can they contribute to a more stable and secure region.
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But luckily, she was able to find common ground with Okin during the design process.
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"Women tend to be less partisan, more collaborative, listen better, find common ground," she said.
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Think of the common ground you might have with people who don't agree with you.
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At least on the issue of sexuality, pastors and priests have found new common ground.
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The Moon is in the sign of balance, Libra, so common ground will be found.
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Instead, Peña Nieto made an extraordinary effort to find common ground with the Republican nominee.
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Carrie Fisher, who died at 60 just yesterday, was the common ground between the two franchises.
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Still, if common ground does emerge in the new Washington, Schumer is likely to explore it.
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Khashoggi's disappearance has become such a "lightning rod" that it prevented finding common ground, he said.
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As the United States becomes more polarized, we have to keep looking for this common ground.
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While there is some common ground, sources on both sides say more technical work is needed.
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With engaged, inspiring leaders, warring factions can find common ground and stubborn problems can find solutions.
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There ought to be able to have a common ground and consensus as to do that.
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That's because the hardline the president has taken with Beijing is one area of common ground.
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I have been on dates with cis lesbians and felt a similar lack of common ground.
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That, I think is where there is common ground in the leadership of the Conservative Party.
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I asked if she'd try to find common ground on bringing down the number of abortions.
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EU leaders cited these geostrategic interest as common ground for greater cooperation with Turkey, despite differences.
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Lave thinks there is hope to find common ground, but a few things have to happen.
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The panelists have a wide range of experience, but share common ground in the Cleveland marketplace.
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He made initial overtures to Mr. Obama about finding common ground in areas like trade policy.
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I hope theses [sic] two men can meet and find common ground as can WE ALL.
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Common Ground is a fanciful kinetic art project that uses the internet to connect its pieces.
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The next step for conservatives is finding common ground, Club for Growth spokesperson Doug Sachtleben said.
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But other than that, market expectations and Fed actions have mostly managed to find common ground.
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" He said that his Labor party would work with the coalition "where there is common ground.
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In Nashville, musicians are musicians, and there is a common ground and respect for each other.
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Instead, he talks of finding common ground with abortion opponents by working on reducing unwanted pregnancies.
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They surely didn't leave everyone in Congress happy, but at least some common ground was had.
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Instead, he suggests you look for ways to make "one small step" toward finding common ground.
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Whether there is enough common ground between moderate and conservative Republicans to ever pass a plan.
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When they look at the new White House, they see little room for finding common ground.
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Whatever divisions exist between the parties, there is in fact common ground on this basic problem.
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Infrastructure, on the other hand, represents some common ground between Trump and the expected Democratic leadership.
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Sagittarius is ready to explore the common ground they share with their partner or close friend.
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Since Trump's inauguration, the two have found some common ground and had dinner together in February.
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Laos is tasked with finding common ground on the issue as the ASEAN chair in 2016.
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When lawmakers refuse to work together and find common ground, our country and our democracy suffer.
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So far, only the Slovak National Party has said it has found common ground with Smer.
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Finding that "common ground" remains work in progress but Li's initial optimism seems to be fading.
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What do you think is the common ground between your styles that makes this project effective?
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Hopefully that common ground will lead to a fruitful collaboration on new rules in the future.
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I've said I'll go anywhere to meet with anybody to find common ground, and I will.
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"I had to be more a mediator and someone that could find common ground," she said.
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Ironically, these are also times when we most need the release and common ground of comedy.
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"When there's not common ground he's going to speak out very aggressively and boldly," Devine said.
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Much of the recent shuttle diplomacy has been aimed at finding common ground for that meeting.
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Second, Mr Renzi highlighted the difficulty of finding common ground on the toughest issues Europe faces.
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Peña Nieto and Trump have found common ground in their criticism of Venezuela's dictator, Nicolás Maduro.
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But individual remarks delivered after the joint statement were decidedly more pessimistic about finding common ground.
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Jones hinted that infrastructure could be an issue where he may find common ground with Republicans.
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Schumer mentioned where I think we could find common ground to turn the screws on Russia.
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But the odd couple found common ground, and together they began the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC).
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America First and Great Power competition find common ground on the terrifying issue of nuclear weapons.
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With 164 members and a consensual decision-making policy, finding common ground has proven practically impossible.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, who often found common ground with him and his fellow Republicans.
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"We will strive for bipartisanship, seeking common ground, as we are responsible to do," she added.
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Rather than focusing on areas of disagreement, much progress can be made by identifying common ground.
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"And we have an obligation to try to find common ground where we can," Pelosi added.
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Amid the confusion of the modern Middle East, Juha is one way people find common ground.
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Obama said he has always tried to assume the best in others and find common ground.
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Infrastructure is one area where Democrats may be able to find common ground with the administration.
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During the primaries, it was easier to find common ground among Republicans and Republican-leaning voters.
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In these low-brow moments, she says, we should find a common ground instead of shame.
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Be more persuasive by finding common ground with the other side, and reach across the aisle.
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Trump's agenda must seek areas of common ground and, perhaps even in some cases, bipartisan support.
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Seeking common ground and common sense reforms is what contrasts the pragmatic environmentalist from the rest.
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MACHINES OF LOVING GRACE: The Quest for Common Ground Between Humans and Robots, by John Markoff.
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Indeed, let us try to find some common ground with respect to photography's one essential verity.
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Trying to find some common ground, some common understanding that perhaps can make me more empathetic.
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Negotiators haven't taken that off the table, instead arguing they are focused on finding common ground.
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Maybe one day...one day we can find common ground first rather than just call names.
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So then if he says he wants to reach common ground, then maybe he really does.
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Both sides say it is premature to discuss a tie-up but there is common ground.
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Where do you see the common ground and how did you reflect that on the mix?
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That will only happen if there is an effort on both sides to find common ground.
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Bagnai said negotiation would be needed to find common ground on the matter with 5-Star.
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"What we're trying to do is figure out where we have common ground there," Tillis said.
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I also believe that we could find common ground with Russia in the fight against ISIS.
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Experts are expecting Chief Justice John Roberts to keep pushing his colleagues to find common ground.
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Disagree by finding common groundIn most disagreements, there is generally common ground where you can start.
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People are truly underestimating the hunger to find common ground out there among the American people.
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" King has long been considered a "moderate" Republican, someone "with whom liberals can find common ground.
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If he can't, then it's unlikely he and Kim will find any common ground in Singapore.
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In this follow-up conversation, we managed to find more common ground, just as he predicted.
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A former Treasury secretary argues that there's common ground among the competing factions of the party.
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Whether moderates and conservatives can find common ground on such a politically challenging issue is unknown.
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But she added that common ground could be reached once House and Senate lawmakers start talking.
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This means both sides must find ways to hold their respective opinions without losing common ground.
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But if there's common ground that can be found to move the country forward, then great.
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Though I suppose it is kind of sweet these disparate animals have all found common ground.
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The mere suggestion of such a plan might help Avis and SRS find fresh common ground.
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But there is common ground between MHP and AKP, both embracing nationalist and conservative religious elements.
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But it also offered her a chance to establish common ground with the new American administration.
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People running for office can take the lead by looking for common ground and shared values.
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Swift work across the aisle to find common ground will allow this important program to continue.
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Mr Netanyahu's assorted opponents do not share enough common ground to form their own coalition government.
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This means it's possible to find common ground with people who might nevertheless harbor racist fears.
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They must find common ground based on arguments that reflect the realities of the new Afghanistan.
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Indeed, a striking irony of this era is that the potential common ground has arguably increased.
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Voters and politicians are eager to find common ground and get to work on major priorities.
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"The two planets share a common ground," Barbara Belvisi, the company's CEO, said in a statement.
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Pompeo insisted, however, that the administration will not stop trying to find common ground with Russia.
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Another issue is that we're often told we should find common ground with people amplifying hate.
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"I think there are areas we can identify that we can find common ground," she said.
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But General Milley also has an instinct for finding common ground with different types of people.
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Despite Hathaway and Tkachuk's six-year age gap, the two were able to establish common ground.
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Understanding that quirk could help us find common ground on how to help the poorest Americans.
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"We found common ground in many areas, more, perhaps, than any of us expected," Murkowski said.
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Kristin focused on the need for global citizens capable of finding common ground across cultural divides.
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On the positive side, the U.S. objectives demonstrate much common ground with its North American partners.
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But that shouldn't stop people of good will from seeking as much common ground as possible.
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Moore recommended observing the other person and what's important to them to find some common ground.
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This is one of the few issues where Congressman O'Rourke and I have some common ground.
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This is one of them, and maybe on some other issues, we won't find common ground.
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A strong economy, national security and a healthy environment are common ground for Democrats and Republicans.
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"I'll go anywhere to meet with anyone at any time to find common ground," she added.
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Almost a decade later, the G-20 members are unable to find common ground on trade.
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It was slavery's future in the rest of the country that allowed for no common ground.
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Unlike its neighbours, the hermit state offers little room for common ground on jobs or commerce.
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Sometimes it seems like we are running out of subjects for common ground as a country.
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This is a notable accomplishment given the current political realities of finding common ground in Congress.
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It may be surprisingly easy, however, for Mr. Trump and Ms. Yellen to find common ground.
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Like similar episodes, it involved a public space, an emblem of common ground and open society.
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We met playing a lot of bluegrass together, because that was our common ground at first.
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In theory at least, there's room for common ground with Democrats on the corporate income tax.
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And, I think that sports is where we really find that common ground with each other.
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We can probably find common ground around protecting children and their innocence, but are we also determined to find that common ground upon which we stand for international law, that calls war criminals to account without more bombing and more dead babies, children, mothers, fathers and elders?
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Instead, there's a void where the two of us can meet and maybe — maybe — find common ground.
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Trump and West certainly have common ground in shaming fellow celebrities in 140-characters or less. 2.
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While the criminal justice system does deserve criticism, he said, it's still important to find common ground.
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There are perhaps some areas of common ground between the two parties on issues such as trade.
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This inauguration weekend, buy someone you disagree with a beer, find common ground, and take action together.
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Natural gas is one area where Europe and the United States have found common ground on trade.
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Trump's often mendacious torrents of stilted rhetoric have already crushed common ground at home and polarized America.
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And if the two of us can find common ground on this, why can't all of America?
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Fed Up agrees, finding common ground between itself and the central bank it was created to criticize.
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Bottom line, a Trump Twitter storm on drug costs has "political common ground" written all over it.
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The dogs are their common ground, and it's amazing how they've brought the inmates and Chloe together.
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There is no common ground on the overall number of asylum-seekers that the EU should accept.
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To find our common purpose, we must define our common ground and then consciously build upon it.
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Put these three rival candidates together in a Paris salon and they would vigorously deny common ground.
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On our journey, we saw how deft local leaders are able to help residents reach common ground.
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Where the disagreement lies Sharkey said he and city officials -- including Lightfoot -- have found some common ground.
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In short, a computer program finds common ground between two faces and stitches one over the other.
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"They couldn't find common ground that made them both happy," a source close to the couple said.
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In a move to find some common ground, President Obama urged a genuine conversation instead of arguing.
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Currently, politics in America need a fresh start with open-minded people who can find common ground.
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" At the same time, just 85% of voters want political leaders to seek "compromise and common ground.
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"Most of them are getting along very well and share common ground on many issues," he said.
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There is a tremendous amount of common ground, things that can be done for the common good.
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But we've been very successful being you know, in working out the differences and finding common ground.
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The purpose of this summit was to try and find common ground on issues like preventing miscegenation.
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Overthrowing Assad may actually lead to an Islamist regime that finds common ground with ISIS, not America.
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It's a sharp acceleration away from the discreet attempts, led by Yun, to forge some common ground.
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"I wish it were common ground, but I know for sure it is higher ground," she added.
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The decision Tuesday was the first signal that Flynn and the Senate panel have found common ground.
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It relies on lofty but meaningless phraseology like Shared Values, Finding Common Ground and Bringing People Together.
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After West Virginia went so heavily for Trump, Manchin tried to find common ground with the president.
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"People were much more willing to sit down, negotiate and try to find common ground," she said.
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Even when faced with unforgiving foes or dangerous monsters, finding common ground is always the first step.
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"Walking away from NAFTA and not finding some common ground would be a huge problem," warned Hogan.
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Instead, look for areas of common ground where we can move past gridlock and start moving ahead.
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Legend says that though they come from very different backgrounds, they're better together and have common ground.
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He can recognize this limited common ground between them and him, while flatly, fully rejecting their bigotry.
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At the same time, the U.S. and the EU are seeking common ground on lowering trade barriers.
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Finding common ground would help both media companies find a response to a rapidly changing television marketplace.
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Governing requires us to look for common ground where it can be found without compromising our principles.
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But the two chambers can't seem to find common ground and get a bill to the President.
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And he spoke of the need to find common ground among the disparate voices of this country.
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But he thinks the two parties could find a common ground with a gas tax, for example.
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"We're still trying to find common ground on document production and we're not there," Illinois Democratic Sen.
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Luckily, there are some ways to mend your relationship: find common ground, and pick up extra work.
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" "I've got to get up every day determined to find that common ground – to build that relationship.
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Schumer mentioned where I think we could find some common ground to turn the screws on Russia.
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We're the alternative — and we're the only ticket that offers Americans a chance to find common ground.
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Talk about it, whatever you like to do — you might actually find common ground with your interviewer.
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A better way forward – a wiser way – is to focus on areas of common ground and agreement.
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And whether the right or the left, would give their president a pass to find common ground.
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Nationally, blacks and whites have significantly different views on some issues, while finding common ground on others.
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Outside of his sister, Johan finds the most common ground with Andre's stodgy, irascible father (Laurence Fishburne).
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In all, though, the justices are doing what they can to find common ground, Professor Epstein said.
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The next president's challenge will be to find areas of common ground while dealing with Beijing's assertiveness.
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His best-selling book, "United," about finding common ground in a divided world, was published last month.
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That could lead to more legislative gridlock unless the two parties are able to find common ground.
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Ryabkov told Russian news agencies that he and Hale discussed Venezuela but failed to find common ground.
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What they would say to Trump: "I'm optimistic that we're going to find common ground," Ubl said.
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Making someone laugh allows you to share common ground with a complete stranger, the antithesis of xenophobia.
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Nothing to talk to people about at housewarming parties, and no common ground with our fellow man.
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There is much common ground between this proposal and our nine policy principles for the Republican Party.
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I agree with the governor's call to put politics aside, use common sense, and find common ground.
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I'm not evoking some mythical common ground where we all come together in spite of our differences.
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Nas and Kelis have found common ground in their custody dispute over their 8-year-old son.
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For one, it stresses common ground with other parties, portraying itself as a "normal" conservative political force.
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They also made it easier to find common ground with opposing partisans based on other shared identities.
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They can even yell loudly at each other and realize they have more common ground than not.
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That would still give staffers, like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, a chance to find common ground.
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What's left is a complicated calculus when it comes to finding common ground on the monument debate.
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We can look for common ground as we continue to debate these crucial and often polarizing questions.
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The two despised almost everything about the other's political views, but found common ground in their humanity.
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We may also never find that common ground with people whose politics or faith conflicts with ours.
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"I was struck by the machinations these little girls went through to establish common ground," he recalled.
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Since then, common ground has been stripped to the essence: An assumption of good will and rationality.
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The mayor -- a Republican-turned-independent -- and the president found common ground on guns and climate change.
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We must find common ground to stand on before we lose all sense of civility and justice.
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And I really liked the idea that friendship and common ground naturally emerges from sharing food together.
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This principle will make possible a stable, more peaceful world with less conflict and more common ground.
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However different these four leaders may be, they could all find common ground under the golden arches.
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If they are far from homogeneous, these parties share common ground in their core constituencies, rural voters.
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The vocal public debate around the case might suggest there's little common ground on anti-discrimination laws.
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I get that you can't accept that, and that perhaps we won't find much common ground here.
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Scientists, economists, business leaders, politicians, and activists are finding common ground around a few core policy options.
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But "you look to find common ground and try to influence the things you don't," he said.
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As she often does, she referenced her Republican brothers and talked about finding common ground with them.
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And while they come from different places, they look to find common ground in stopping gun attacks.
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Afterward, senators on both sides talked about finding common ground to prove that the chamber still functioned.
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Fashion and camaraderie find common ground in English country clothing, avant-garde silhouettes and elegant evening looks.
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Our senators have the opportunity to find common ground and pass substantive legislation addressing net neutrality principles.
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But there's always been one issue on which they've nearly always found common ground: Israel and Palestine.
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When I fight with Trump people, I always try to find some kind of a common ground.
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We here obviously think very differently from you, but are two things at least on common ground?
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We loved, too, how you responded to each other, respectfully acknowledging differences and seeking out common ground.
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The issue is one of the rare few on which Democrats and Republicans share significant common ground.
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It is a universal language in our search for common ground, an expression of our shared humanity.
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While Torrence and Crissman make very different work, in the end they do share some common ground.
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It has collaborated with left-leaning groups on tech issues, like free speech online, where common ground exists.
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A stimulus package is one area where the Democratic House might find common ground with the White House.
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Democrats are still Democrats, after all, which means that many of them are inclined to seek common ground.
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And they drafted players that were thoughtful about their approach in baseball, so we had that common ground.
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KURTZ: You&aposre working with a major TV syndicator on a potential show Sean Spicer&aposs Common Ground.
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"I know that everyone's stressing the differences - there are some - but there's far more common ground," he said.
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With Trump, Trudeau hopes to put aside obvious differences in style and outlook to find some common ground.
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They also consider the difficult person's standpoint and are able to find common ground and solutions to problems.
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She decided to adapt this novel because it showcased many different voices while giving them a common ground.
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She's mixing Southern Gothic and black literary fiction traditions, over the common ground of small-town family folklore.
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Cory Gardner said there are areas of "common ground," but that it would have to be done piecemeal.
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During these sharply divided times, there is some small comfort in finding some common ground with your compatriots.
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February 16, 13 - Booker's memoir, "United: Thoughts on Finding Common Ground and Advancing the Common Good," is published.
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And if there's any conversation topic through which long-lost frenemies might find common ground, it's diaper drama.
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Since Scalia's death, Roberts and his colleagues have worked to find common ground or move quickly where possible.
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"I saw greatness in Ali's ability to look beyond the horizon and our differences to find common ground."
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Maybe it's too much to expect that the killings in Orlando would help us find this common ground.
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Macron will seek common ground with Trump and other G7 leaders at a summit in Biarritz this weekend.
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That map may change and evolve from time to time, but it's even more "common ground" between players.
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The former Arizona senator will join CBS News as a contributor in a new series called "Common Ground."
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It's interesting the way you develop common ground on something when the tables are shifted around like that.
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Their aim is to find common ground, to learn and to have difficult conversations in a thoughtful manner.
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At least some venture capitalists and teens have found common ground this year with e-cigarette unicorn Juul.
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We hope the living and the porcelain cats can find common ground and learn to live in peace.
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Common Ground continues at the Muskegon Museum of Art (296 W Webster Avenue, Muskegon, Michigan) through March 20.
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The Frontline Generation leveraged differences, built coalitions and found the common ground to make it to higher ground.
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"We do have some common ground here: that terrorists should not be permitted to purchase firearms," Ayotte said.
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Send a personal message and find a common ground, but don't forget to ask for what you need.
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So that has been a really eye-opening experience, to be able to find common ground with others.
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So the common ground is minimal, but it can&apost always just be aggressive and belligerent towards them.
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"Our philosophy has been to bring all sides to the table to find common ground," a spokesperson said.
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So let's talk about those issues and let's find the issues that we can find common ground on.
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"Once (the Americans) have explained all that, we can see about finding common ground," the Mexican official said.
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Musselman, as well, said he believes state and industry can find common ground in public-private infrastructure projects.
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Ultimately, though, Vanellope manages to find some common ground with the other ladies of the House of Mouse.
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Then there's Jenelle Evans, 24, who just can't seem to find common ground with her mother yet again.
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Ever since he could formulate a sentence, Leo has been struggling to find common ground among his peers.
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Tracy told me he knows how to find common ground with his hippie mother: by trashing both candidates.
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But other senior finance industry officials said a price would be paid for failing to find common ground.
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Sometimes, I made it harder to find common ground because of something harsh I said to a colleague.
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But Americans from all sides showed their commitment to cultivating common ground on our relationship with the world.
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Canada has been waiting for the Mexican and U.S. teams to reach common ground before rejoining the negotiations.
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From what he's heard so far, I think he understands there is room for common ground and solutions.
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However, Trump added that "only time will tell" whether the two countries could find common ground on trade.
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On many issues — jobs, infrastructure, trade, taxes, criminal justice — there are opportunities to find common ground with Democrats.
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"We have common ground on most issues at diplomatic levels," Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi told Reuters.
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"The republicans have already reached out and this is a place where there's really common ground," he said.
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Managing that change will require national, state and local leaders to find common ground: a seemingly monumental task.
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It is through working across the aisle, transparency, and coming together to find common ground where we can.
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They've been put in a position where the haves and the have-nots might not find common ground.
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"It is through working across the aisle, transparency, and coming together to find common ground where we can."
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Some vigilance will be required to find common ground for moving the nation forward and protecting our republic.
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But on the few areas where some common ground is possible, we have a responsibility to work together.
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In this extremely divisive political climate there seems to be fewer and fewer opportunities to find common ground.
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The two sides have been manoeuvring, mostly in secret, for more than a decade to find common ground.
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He said he hoped to see "productive common ground" emerge from next week's meeting with Feinstein and Durbin.
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But in a statement on Tuesday, Cummings sounded an optimistic note on finding potential common ground with Trump.
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Partnering Innovation with Deployment Dr. Romm's third contention is actually one on which we share substantial common ground.
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Perhaps mandating the use of E-Verify for all U.S. employers could become common ground for both sides.
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Comey is not a fan of leakers either and the two men find some common ground on it.
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More than anything, it seems the simple byproduct of strong personalities enjoying the process of finding common ground.
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"I know that everyone's stressing the differences — there are some — but there's far more common ground," he said.
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The Christian right has found common ground with Trump's less devout supporters on a wide range of matters.
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Ms. Yellen, presiding over an increasingly fractious group of policy makers, has sought to emphasize their common ground.
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After the labor crisis, musicians and management found common ground in a mission to reconnect with the city.
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"The ideal is to focus on building relationships, finding common ground, taking a long-term perspective," Schweitzer says.
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We're not singing "Kumbaya" around a conference table, but we meet weekly seeking to find some common ground.
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Physicians, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and health plans should have common ground with those who support Medicare For All.
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Members of both parties are always looking for the so-called "common ground" where they can work together.
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This common ground might not prompt agreement, but it can result in understanding, and in something like harmony.
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Overhauling the corporate tax code is a rare issue on which the two parties have some common ground.
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Stalking, spitting or targeting a young boy are not the actions of those seeking common ground or solutions.
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And action only comes when we all seek the common good, finding common ground through such bipartisan efforts.
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This is collaboration around common ground at its best, and the model can work elsewhere under Planning 2.0.
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The former governors share common ground on economic and social issues, most notably civil liberties and gay rights.
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There are mayors, heads of state, corporate chiefs and other icons who share common ground on practical solutions.
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There's some common ground between them given their dark sides, so what can we expect from that dynamic?
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We often use it as an easy way to start a conversation and to establish some common ground.
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What this implies is that to elicit change we must first identify arguments that rely on common ground.
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I will find common ground, just as I have as first lady, as senator and secretary of state.
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In a speech at the event, Nicole Perlroth reported, Ms. Lynch emphasized the need to find common ground.
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Mr. Xi and Mr. Obama found more common ground on confronting the nuclear threat posed by North Korea.
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Even though Adam and I have now found common ground, that doesn't mean our old problems are gone.
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Meanwhile, select groups around the country will be working on a massive Rube Goldberg project called Common Ground.
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So what did Speaker Ryan mean when he pointed to the common ground that he and Trump share?
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I think it is about time, for once in a long time, we find common ground and agree.
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I lead Search for Common Ground, one of the world's largest non-profit organizations dedicated to transforming conflict.
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I am committed to working with Republicans and Democrats to find common ground so we can move forward.
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In this increasingly divisive moment, is there an audience for a comedy show that aims for common ground?
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That's happened particularly on foreign policy, where congressional Democrats and Republicans still manage to find some common ground.
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But in a world of coarse discourse, why not create a little common ground by parsing past participles?
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"Both countries are becoming entrenched in their narratives and having increasing difficulty finding common ground," Mr. Hass said.
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Instead of ignoring these differences, the administration needs to find some common ground for a more unified negotiation.
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And we spoke to Democrats from conservative states who thought they might find common ground with President Trump.
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At a juncture when we so desperately need to rediscover common ground, we'd be widening the fault lines.
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Here are some tips: How to politely discuss political differences: Find common ground on the issue at hand.
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For better or worse, movies and TV shows are still a place where we can find common ground.
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The U.S. needs a "strong alliance" with Russia, Stone says, and could find common ground on some subjects.
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However, taken in context, Booker's comments were, in fact, an appeal for political activism that seeks common ground.
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That, unlike Syria or nuclear proliferation, is not an area where I am willing to reach common ground.
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The new play, titled "Common Ground Revisited," will be staged at the Huntington Theater Company early next year.
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You have to find the common ground regarding what they expect out of life and what you expect.
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The Quincy Institute is also seeking common ground by staffing up with war skeptics across the political spectrum.
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Sometimes I made it harder to find common ground because of something harsh I said to a colleague.
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That way, you can meet a variety of people with similar interests as you, already establishing common ground.
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Therefore, there was always an unstated preference for reaching common ground rather than running roughshod over the minority.
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A deal only started to take shape as midnight approached, with both sides scrambling to find common ground.
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Carper said the group of Democratic senators were looking to find common ground with the administration on taxes.
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That's worth remembering as we struggle, often despairingly, to find common ground in the battle against climate change.
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When he rose to Speaker, he asked Rogers to sit down with Clyburn in search of common ground.
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After Trump's election victory, he urged Democrats and those upset about the outcome to look for common ground.
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Olubukola Ademola-Adelehin is a Conflict Analyst at Search for Common Ground, the world's largest dedicated peacebuilding organization.
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The government shutdown earlier this month for three days when Republicans and Democrats failed to find common ground.
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Mr. Trump said he could not wait for lawmakers to get to work on their newfound common ground.
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Who knows: The mere suggestion of such a plan might help Avis and SRS find fresh common ground.
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But experts are not optimistic that a common ground can actually be reached between the two economic giants.
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For the Neos, who are polling around 8%, there is common ground with Kurz on business-friendly policies.
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"[We're] always hopeful that we can find common ground, which we have a responsibility to do," she said.
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Instead, his movement has tried to find common ground, highlighting the historical heritage of the lesser prairie-chicken.
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He finds common ground in disparate sounds and uses them to explore what it means to be human.
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The only common ground is "Not Trump," the intersection of the two circles evoking, uncannily, a black hole.
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Music provided common ground for activists to collectively engage with creatives to promote Black empowerment and economic independence.
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As they drive through the South in 1962, the mismatched men begin to realize they have common ground.
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Even though they're working on different things, the students and engineers found common ground in creating functional robotics.
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Conservatives and progressives have already found common ground on this issue: Labor unions have historically supported blue laws.
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Only at the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Gowanus, Brooklyn, do the Dadaists, Freud, and witchcraft find common ground.
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Republican leaders in the House said lawmakers would be able to find common ground with the budget plan.
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Within the [network], this collaboration generates a cross-promotion of ideas that forms a broader, intertextual common ground.
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Is this the only issue where there's a sort of connective tissue that gives these groups common ground?
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The West Coast and East Coast MS-13 don't have a ton of common ground or mutual trust.
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Just as the internet itself triggered a grand re-levelling, taking many disparate unconnected local area networks and providing a new neutral common ground that linked them all, now we see the same pattern happening again as technology emerges to provide a new neutral common ground for higher level services.
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Finally, we see the best implementation of these and many other ideas is via a new government "Commission on Renewing Democracy and Seeking Common Ground" that would be composed of experts on promoting democracy and inclusiveness, finding common ground, and revitalizing institutions such as the media, education, and government itself.
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Though we share common ground with many of them, we have had areas of disagreement with each of them.
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It could certainly do so with the modern Kremlin, however little trust or common ground exists on other issues.
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This would be a world in which the Senate does less but pushes itself harder to find common ground.
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"Moonlight" co-star Mahershala Ali spoke about becoming a Muslim and finding common ground with his mother after converting.
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With five conservatives and four liberals, the court is ideologically divided, meaning common ground may be difficult to find.
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Hariri said the opposition had common ground with Trump because both wanted to fight terrorism and curtail Iranian influence.
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The common ground of landscape painting, even when loosely defined, allows an artist to invent freely while avoiding novelty.
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She thinks lowering prescription drug prices is an immediate area where Democrats can find common ground with President Trump.
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"REI will not retreat from our strong belief that there is common ground in the outdoors," the statement said.
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Given our shared history of fighting for justice for the less powerful, we might even find some common ground.
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But they find common ground in the view that a militarized foreign policy has not served the US well.
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That's why it's important that News Feed promotes high quality news that helps build a sense of common ground.
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That Will is resistant in finding common ground with Millie speaks to the diversity of experiences among fat people.
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What this reveals is the inherent struggle of a group predicated on inclusivity to find common ground on specifics.
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We worked very hard to find common ground, but we were unable to accomplish that prior to today's deadline.
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Common ground Many have criticized Luntz and Lakoff's framing techniques as responsible for entrenching Americans in their partisan worldviews.
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Where we find common ground to expand health care and build a stronger, fairer economy and save our planet.
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The two camps would be well served by spending the next three weeks expanding their range of common ground.
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Even industry groups who weren't in agreement with their North American counterparts found other stakeholders to discuss common ground.
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Instead of focusing on areas of disagreement, let's focus on goodwill and compromise where we can find common ground.
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Instead, a U.N. special envoy is trying to find common ground between the parties before more people are killed.
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The Russian leader said he was hoping to find common ground with Washington on fighting global terrorism in particular.
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In the most recent deals reviewed by Reuters, the clubs and tax authorities appear to have found common ground.
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He inclines toward finding common ground, and is scrupulously respectful of the other side, in tone and in substance.
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The Export-Import Bank is one of the few areas where Sanders and conservative Republicans have found common ground.
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So I think I have a history of being able to work with Republicans when there is common ground.
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Such is the irresistible power of diplomacy when negotiators are able to find common ground to resolve complex issues.
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But if Facebook intends to provide common ground for users of every political persuasion, it will also be essential.
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The Bipartisan Index shows that strong conservatives and strong progressives can score well when they search for common ground.
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In speaking about Christianity with Algerian Muslims, "She would find their common ground" rather than proselytize, Ms. Rockness said.
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Legislators will need to find common ground, but the growing support for an auto-CR is a positive sign.
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Thus far, this White House has only sabotaged every good-faith effort to find bipartisan common ground on immigration.
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But we need to recognize that nothing is possible until we repair the common ground of this democracy first.
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You have a full palette of requirements that you want met, and then hopefully you can find common ground.
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Infrastructure spending is one issue where Democratic union leaders, Republican business executives and the Trump administration share common ground.
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Mr Macron's belief is that, eventually, Europe will need to try to find common ground with its near neighbour.
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In "Bridging the Divide," CNN profiles people who are working to find common ground on America's most divisive issues.
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To succeed, both parties need to regularize respectful ways to work through divisive issues and carve out common ground.
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Instead, we believe in open doors that serve all students, words of sharing and the building of common ground.
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But he also was a pragmatist and skilled practitioner of the legislative arts who looked to find common ground.
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Despite the potential divisiveness of health care, colleagues from both parties have considerable common ground on addressing this issue.
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Mention the word "sustainable" to a liberal member of Congress and you immediately have credibility, common ground with many.
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Let's use music as common ground to establish communication between teachers and students and just make your job easier.
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Abortion under the Constitution is regarded as so black-and-white that finding common ground seems all but impossible.
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We've lost an opportunity to seek common ground on what we want our government to do and not do.
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" "That will lead to less dialogue and greater distrust, and undermine efforts to manage disagreements and identify common ground.
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She anticipates more ads highlighting values like the importance of diversity as the nation works to find common ground.
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Even while you're trying to win on the battleground, you should be trying to figure out the common ground.
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But that said, if you can lower premiums, that is common ground," Cassidy said on NBC's "Meet The Press.
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If the justices are struggling to find common ground, they might schedule the cases for re-argument this fall.
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We believe there is firm and common ground for continuous collaborative efforts among producers, both within and outside OPEC.
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"We need to find a way to put aside our differences and find common ground in communicating," Vonn added.
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All this time eyes will be on Capitol Hill, as Congressional leaders search for budget cuts and common ground.
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I for one will not be contorting myself to "give Trump a chance" or seek common ground with you.
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But the reality is, on the issues that make up our agenda, we have more common ground than agreement.
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Had Wilson been less obstinate, he and Lodge might have found common ground and forged a broad, bipartisan compromise.
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How can we relearn the collaborative techniques that enabled us to find common ground and thrive as a species?
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They're trying to relate or find common ground, not quite realizing how their attempts to do so come across.
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It wasn't until she did her mother's makeup that she was able to find common ground with her family.
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Merritt said in an interview the meeting was "mostly on issues where we had common ground," like opioid prescribing.
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The widening trench between the two sides promises to further narrow the prospect of them reaching any common ground.
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She said Kokosar shares a similar taste in art, which gives them common ground when it comes to styling.
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Connecting over common ground builds rapport, and it's less intimidating to ask for what you want once you're talking.
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Pelosi said the meeting was aimed at seeing "where our common ground was" on a set of legislative proposals.
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China's lead negotiator, Vice Premier Liu He, said on Tuesday that Beijing hoped to seek common ground with Washington.
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Pompeo identified counter-terrorism and combatting nuclear proliferation as two areas where Moscow and Washington could find common ground.
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Mr. Bannon — a former Trump strategist obsessed with the emerging threat from China — has found common ground with him.
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The Commonwealth Day service is a yearly celebration of 54 member states including Nigeria, their common ground and achievements.
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Mr. Brownell's neighbors say they want to build on whatever common ground they share with him on gun politics.
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Where both critics and supporters of Airbnb find common ground is in questioning how the ban will be enforced.
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Pelosi said the meeting was aimed at seeing "where our common ground was" on a set of legislative proposals.
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California Today Wednesday: Where there is, and isn't, common ground on homelessness between California officials and the Trump administration.
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Many of her pointers involve knowing, respecting and finding common ground with your audience — then playing on their feelings.
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There is some optimism that they might be able to find enough common ground to delay the scheduled hikes.
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It becomes more difficult to reach any sort of common ground, and the will to enter into discussions disappears.
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Instead, both countries should expand in the areas they share common ground, such as; energy, finance, infrastructure investment, agriculture.
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The passage of criminal justice reform would ultimately demonstrate that both sides can come together and find common ground.
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"Being that their problem was the earthquake and ours was gun violence, we found a common ground," he said.
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But ties have improved as the two have found common ground on issues like China and confronting North Korea.
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Journalism offers a common ground for ideas to be discussed from diverse points of views and promoting a dialog.
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Germany and the United States, traditionally close allies, are still groping to find common ground following President Trump's election.
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There is some optimism that they might be able to find enough common ground to delay the scheduled hikes.
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"They're having the experience of meeting someone they don't know and finding common ground on an issue," Troust said.
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Still, Payton is determined to find common ground with him, because he needs all the votes he can get.
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But that is what compromise is made of -- common ground, and a spirit of working together in the future.
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And so for as much common ground as we have, there are some areas where we're taking different approaches.
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There is common ground out there, if only our next president and Congress are willing to look for it.
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The question for any leader looking to break a stalemate is, what areas of common ground can be found?
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The threat posed by Russia to Europe could give Ms. Merkel and Mr. Trump a sliver of common ground.
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But another aspect of the survey, which has received much less attention, illustrates a crucial place of common ground.
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By bringing contentious issues to their moral root, workers from all backgrounds are more likely to find common ground.
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He should be willing to meet in good faith with his American counterpart in a search for common ground.
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On this point, Charen and her conservative sisters may find common ground with progressive champions in the #metoo movement.
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But in an increasingly rare note of bipartisanship, she also praised Simpson for working together to find common ground.
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You stand by your issues and your values, but you find people with common ground to work on something.
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Presented with this list, the president's craven apologists insist he's right to try to find common ground with Russia.
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This type of scenario is where true environmentalists and free marketeers can find common ground as happened in Colorado.
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I just try to find some common ground and be clear that I am not judgmental in my approach.
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She relied on a more traditionally female approach to leadership: creating coalitions, finding common ground, and winning over allies.
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The common ground is narrow, so negotiators have to find a vague form of words to keep the deal alive.
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Democrats, especially from the Sanders wing of the party, may also find common ground with Trump on international trade deals.
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John Hickenlooper, whose office confirmed the two governors spoke on the phone about looking for common ground on health care.
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These presidents weren't interested so much in finding "common ground" (in Clinton's sense) as in expanding the field of democracy.
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Is there any common ground between these two demographics who, rivaling in size, are so often pitted against one another?
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Well, sometimes we cover common ground and we start marveling at things that defy our experience in the real world.
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While we were honest about our few differences, we recognize that there are also many important areas of common ground.
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But what he has said so far, combined with the bad options he's likely to face, suggest much common ground.
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In turn, the other person is invited to share updates of their own, which can help to establish common ground.
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Those of us in the media and in politics bear a special obligation to all Americans, to find common ground.
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"We will work to find common ground where we can, but will stand our ground where we cannot," she added.
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" Cornyn didn't say when a deal could emerge, but said, "We're trying to see if we can find common ground.
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And my effort in introducing them was to find a solution that reflected common ground and that fixed the problem.
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Almost every culture has this tradition, and we think it is a great jumping off point for finding common ground.
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Investors expect Mr Trump to find common ground with Congress on cuts to corporate taxes and increases in infrastructure spending.
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Candidates need second- and third-choice votes from their rivals' supporters, so they look for common ground with their opponents.
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"There are Libertarians finding common ground with our foreign policy, and how we will end regime change wars," Gabbard said.
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Over the past two weeks, negotiators have struggled to find common ground on issues including immigration, climate protection and agriculture.
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Click here to view original GIFFood is one of the pieces of common ground that people of all cultures share.
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China has sought to make common ground with the EU amid both of their trade disputes with the United States.
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Lamontagne said the benefit of customized merchandise for gamers is it creates "common ground" between them and their fan base.
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And it's not getting done in part because the parties are fighting and will not try to find common ground.
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Cross those invisible lines (even if you're just reaching across the table for some salt) and search for common ground.
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But Wood's powerful essay points out that listening and finding common ground is the only way we can move forward.
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When we get it right, we create a common ground where the community comes together to compete, connect, and play.
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The songs that resulted are animated less by a dialectic than the surprisingly rich common ground between theoretically distant sensibilities.
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The cartoon is pretty, funny, smart, and even hopeful about the importance of finding common ground when we vehemently disagree.
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Talks to avoid the partial shutdown have stalled, with members of Congress unable to find common ground on border security.
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But it's not at all clear to me that in this polarized environment that we can find the common ground.
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TRUDEAU: YOU KNOW WHAT, THE COMMON GROUND BETWEEN OUR TWO COUNTRIES GO FAR BEYOND ANY INDIVIDUAL RELATIONSHIPS OR EVEN LEADERS.
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If you feel you're in a situation where absolutely no agreement or common ground can be found, try looking again.
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Instead, a U.N. special envoy is trying to find common ground between them before too many more people are killed.
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We will need to find at least some small patches of common ground upon which to build and go forward.
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Instead, a U.N. special envoy is trying to find common ground between the parties before thousands more people are killed.
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"They have now found some odd common ground and are like, 'Yeah, maybe we are better together,'" Allison's portrayer adds.
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"This effort to get our members to come to a common ground is the best chance at law," Ryan said.
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Still, some Rubio voters may feel common ground with Trump on the general themes of American nationalism and national greatness.
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Nevertheless, King would have urged us to move beyond our internal divisions of political partisanship and to find common ground.
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Whereas the NEA is declaring outright opposition, the AFT is cautiously engaging with DeVos, holding out hope for common ground.
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With the increased political polarization in our country, there is little common ground to be found between Republicans and Democrats.
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If you can find some common ground about what you're interested in watching, it'll make the conversation easier, Hope says.
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Service creates opportunities to bridge the divides that separate us, to find common ground in the greatness of our people.
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Howard Konar is founder and executive director of Common Ground, an organization dedicated to building consensus around public policy issues.
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Equities reversed course the next day as uncertainty grew that the U.S. and China could, in fact, find common ground.
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But the two women find common ground in form and function – sharing a strong belief in sound-body, sound-mind.
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We found some sort of common ground over music, and, hello, he was just getting into home job tattoos. Perfect.
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The common ground shared by Girardi and Cashman is a small parcel — a taste for Italian food and their jobs.
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Yes, we've heard this plenty of times before, only to see negotiations fizzle or lawmakers fail to find common ground.
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In New Orleans, one of the most significant recovery groups was Common Ground, led by former Black Panther Malik Rahim.
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There's Chandlar, 25, who had been exiled from the group for three years but recently found common ground with Nicole.
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Without common ground, that might assume form as a public square, what dominates political conversation are feelings, desires, and fears.
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In other areas, however, there is a disconnect between the need for common ground and the reality that it exists.
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By the 1990s, Tagliabue and the union chief at the time, Gene Upshaw, found common ground more often than not.
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After talking with five supporters, he didn't find much common ground, even with someone who once voted blue, Jennifer McCormick.
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He also heads a bipartisan caucus he launched this year with a goal of finding common ground on climate change.
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One can hope that the two superpowers will find common ground to reduce tensions, but hope for compromise remains dim.
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What could be more normal and forward-looking than solid policy victories forged out of common ground with the president?
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Insulin pricing is a bipartisan issue, so finding common ground on a fix could be low hanging fruit for lawmakers.
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But once those red lines are clear, we understand better each other's priorities, we do try to find common ground.
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Queen Elizabeth II called on Britons to seek "common ground" as fears spread of food shortages if there's no deal.
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Such changes would require legislation, but Mr. Trump's proposal shares considerable common ground with a plan advanced by House Republicans.
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After two trips to Pyongyang, Trump's new secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, did not identify common ground on summit objectives.
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Some are meeting with him to find common ground in areas such as energy development, regulatory reform and veterans' healthcare.
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Whatever their motivation, this case offers common ground to pro-choicers and pro-lifers who value women's safety and health.
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All ideologies and all races can find common ground in the distinguished record of African-Americans in Times of War.
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Trade pacts encourage rule of law and transparency, with due process for commercial disagreements and mechanisms for finding common ground.
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What is the solution that finds common ground between two parties that have fundamental differences about the role of government?
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Those of us in the media and in politics bear a special obligation to all Americans to find common ground.
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"A few critical elements are still open but I am confident we will find common ground in June," he said.
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It's my hope that while we're chatting over green bean casserole and cornbread stuffing that we can find common ground.
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The SPD's desire to extract meaningful concessions could slow things further, particularly if the parties seek common ground on immigration.
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"Obviously we have differences as countries, differences in opinions about human rights, but hopefully we can find some common ground."
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Just as their loved ones fly on the same spacecraft, the observers find common ground as the rocket lifts off.
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Still, despite our compatibility, I knew it was going to be hard to find common ground on the food issue.
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I think that everyone has familial issues that they deal with, so it's a common ground that's immediately laid down.
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Because entrepreneurial ideas and businesses are so diverse, it is easy to think that finding common ground would be hard.
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But, he added, there was no evidence that Jones' call for common ground depressed turnout among the core Democratic groups.
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They would seek common ground to help the poor, heal the nation and elevate the tone of our political discourse.
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Mr. Trump will probably find common ground with many Republicans in Congress, including Speaker Paul D. Ryan, on cutting regulation.
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He taught us the inestimable value of diplomacy, the art of finding common ground by listening to and respecting others.
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The players and owners were seeking common ground on the issue when they met at the N.F.L. headquarters in Manhattan.
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It's just one area he hopes the Clinton administration and Republicans can reach some common ground on after Election Day.
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In this funny way, art and writing and food find common ground and emerge perfect companions—especially in a cookbook.
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