The Civil War happened because of compromise: the Missouri Compromise, the Three-Fifths Compromise.
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" Asked if any compromise were possible, he said that "of course we can compromise — but no compromise on the six principles.
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They're going to have to compromise, and I'd be the compromise.
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Sanders refuses compromise The American political system was built on forcing compromise.
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There are things you can compromise with, but you can't compromise your health.
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RIVERA: I want the 2013 compromise legislation passed -- OWENS: They don&apost want compromise.
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Small compromise by small compromise, craven step by craven step, is a Republic undone.
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This makes it harder for compromise to be achieved, and without compromise, nothing gets done.
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And co-operation means compromise, and compromise means we won't always get what we want.
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Yeah, relationships are full of compromise, but that's the point: Compromise is about working together.
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For a system that required compromise to function, that made compromise unusually easy to find.
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"The public wants us to compromise, and the president has shown a willingness to compromise," Sen.
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"We won't compromise and they don't seem likely to compromise anytime soon," he says of China.
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It may be a compromise with the devil, but it's not a compromise with the Democrats.
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Compromise by compromise Donald Trump has hammered away at what Republicans once saw as foundational virtues.
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Once politics becomes your ethnic and moral identity, it becomes impossible to compromise, because compromise becomes dishonor.
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Lam herself has consistently refused to compromise and, on Tuesday said it was protesters who must compromise.
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Compromise inside the company makes us united, and compromise with the outside world creates a favorable environment.
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Funding for the wall as a compromise to a one time amnesty deal would have been acceptable compromise.
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The latter are more difficult to compromise because if it's a right, compromise is an abrogation of it.
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Reality now compels a compromise — 'and compromises are unhappy; there is no such thing as a happy compromise.
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She says marriage entails compromise, but I fail to see what compromise lies between moving and not moving.
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Politics is the art of compromise, and nobody needs to compromise more than a would-be President's junior partner.
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It was a compromise, and "any compromise is already lost," he figured, because ecological devastation had grown so vast.
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" She said the GOP's bill "may be a compromise with the devil, but it's not a compromise with Democrats.
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It was a compromise at a moment when the resistance-fomenting base wasn't in the mood for a compromise.
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It's reassuring rather than haunting, which is a shrewd and successful commercial compromise, but a compromise all the same.
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Compromise by compromise, Donald Trump has hammered away at what Republicans once saw as foundational virtues: decency, honesty, responsibility.
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This is a time, if ever there was one, for a compromise nominee, and Gorsuch is not a compromise nominee.
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On Thursday, Pelosi said the bill "may be a compromise with the devil, but it's not a compromise with Democrats."
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While Boehner strived for compromise with President Barack Obama to keep the government open, Cruz believed that compromise was surrender.
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Maybe it just has to do with the messiness and ugliness of compromise — it's not inspirational when you compromise, even if you compromise to do something that I think has done an enormous amount for millions of Americans.
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HERNANDEZ: But you don&apost have to compromise, you have a majority, Republicans have a majority, you don&apost need compromise.
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Several compromises were made on the way to 1861, most notably the Missouri Compromise in 85033 and The Compromise of 1850.
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"While we will not compromise on the journalism, we are willing to compromise on some of the production expectations," she said.
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But for those who hear "compromise" as "compromise among elites who don't actually care about you," this is an enraging sentiment.
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Not each of those signature hits necessarily indicates a compromise, but it suggests a broad, concerted effort to compromise US election systems.
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We want pro-growth agenda, we don&apost want redistribution, we want compromise on health care and we want compromise on immigration.
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Susan Collins, who'd been involved in the bipartisan talks to find a compromise, said Tuesday the chances of a compromise looked bleak.
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Yes, it sucks to compromise, but no one said you have to stick with one compromise for the rest of your life.
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What I was trying to do was not necessarily get to compromise, but common ground, not compromise because I didn't back off.
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Some of the problem is that when people say they want compromise, what they really want is the other side to compromise.
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Forty-four percent of Republicans think leaders in Washington should compromise to get things done, and 62 percent of Democrats favor compromise.
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After all, that only happens when there is compromise, conflict or chaos on the eighth floor, and compromise was nowhere to be found.
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"In some cases, compromise of a single system component (such as a precinct voting machine) was sufficient to compromise not just the vote tally on that machine, but to compromise the entire county back end system," Blaze testified before Congress last year.
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If we're not motivated to compromise with them, I don't see how we'd be motivated to compromise with multiple large countries to replace them.
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As with every compromise, no one is really happy about it... and like in every American compromise, the major corporations get the better deal.
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Foremost among them are New York's arcane campaign finance laws and a redistricting compromise that empowered Republicans—a compromise that was endorsed by Cuomo.
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You know, you do-- BASH: And what if that includes making compromise after compromise with Democrats, which a lot of Americans, many Americans, applaud.
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The Missouri Compromise of 22019 and the Compromise of 1850 fended off the Civil War for nearly half a century and a decade respectively.
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A wise Israel needs to understand that it will have to compromise with the Palestinians at some point, in conditions that make compromise possible.
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We've got to know if we're going to compromise, we've got to know that compromise will in fact have the support of the President.
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He said the party "tries to be a compromise between workers and management," whereas the Republican party "doesn't even try to pretend" to compromise.
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But appetite for a compromise vanished as Republicans supported a harsh anti–immigrant law in Arizona and Graham rescinded his support for a compromise.
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This means the United States is not looking for compromise on the North Korean nuclear program, a compromise akin to the Iran deal, for example.
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It is not a just compromise to split the difference between Calhoun and Murray; there should be no compromise between such stark contrasts in values.
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Mr. Lindner and others need the political courage not just to compromise, but to explain to the public why compromise is vital to German democracy.
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Suddenly a pro-choice Republican governor with a fairly conservative record but also a history of compromise and dealmaking looks like a pretty reasonable compromise choice.
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"So let's compromise, work together and reach a deal that will truly make America safe"—in other words, you compromise and give me what I want.
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"If you want results, you have to compromise, and if you're unwilling to compromise, you won't get results," said Senator Heidi Heitkamp, Democrat of North Dakota.
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The Civil War came about not for lack of an ability to compromise, but rather precisely because of compromise, and those who grew tired of it.
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The greater the compromise, the more fierce the justification for it — and the greater the need to denounce those who call them out for their compromise.
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These are the occasions where we find no room for compromise because there can be no compromise on the very future of a young person's life.
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There is a limit to how much China will compromise in the end, a limit to how much we will need them to compromise in the end.
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Still, any election-related compromise is alarming, and many expressed concern to Bloomberg that the lessons learned in the attack could be used to compromise future elections.
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"It may be a compromise with the devil, but it's not a compromise with the Democrats in terms of what they have in their bill," Pelosi said.
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The Budget Control Act of 22015 was a temporary compromise intended to use the threat of a future catastrophe to force a larger and more lasting compromise.
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When two planets are opposed, they bring out differences, but all differences can be settled with compromise—and Libra is the sign that knows all about compromise!
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Suddenly a pro-choice Republican governor with a fairly conservative record but also a history of compromise and deal-making looks like a pretty reasonable compromise choice.
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At the time, there were reports that some conservative groups were working on a compromise bill, and it appears the Fairness For All Act is that compromise.
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"You can't set up a system in which you don't compromise on anything, but you also can't operate in a system where you compromise on everything," Obama said.
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Hence Sanders will have to walk a bit of a tightrope, with the peril of over-compromise lurking to one side, and that of under-compromise on the other.
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And if you compromise on any of that, it's going to be at your expense, because consumers are not going to compromise on the pleasure they get from meat.
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The American system depends on compromise You might agree with any or all of Warren or Sanders -- or Trump's -- policies, but the whole essence of the system is compromise.
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A recent survey found that 77 percent of voters want Democrats to compromise with Trump and 73 percent want Trump to compromise and cooperate with Congress on his agenda.
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"We could compromise the VPN server and corporate intranet with no authentication required, compromise all the VPN clients, and steal all secrets from the victims," Tsai told TechCrunch an email.
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That compromise involved a massive theft of data, ultimately triggering a diplomatic incident after fabricated remarks attributed to the Emir of Qatar were published alongside leaked data from the compromise.
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While Republicans called the measure a compromise, it has been crafted without any Democratic input and was supposed to be a compromise between warring conservatives and moderates in the party.
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And we cannot deny that coming together to find compromise solutions to our nation's biggest problems is much harder if we take this approach How can you compromise with evil?
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As such, we are unwilling to compromise, when compromise means we lose access to clean air, reliable food supplies or protection from storms that could destroy our lives in seconds.
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Cybercriminals can compromise websites in many ways, including breaking into the web server directly or breaking into a common server that supports many online shopping websites, to compromise them all.
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Start with your grandest ideas, and any eventual compromise is likely to end up in the middle; start with middling ideas, and your compromise will end up as right-lite.
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His paeans to how senators should compromise might also imply that he's willing to compromise on health care to get a freer hand on issues he cares about far more.
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"Many in Congress may have lost the muscle memory required to strike a compromise, but here's a reminder: In politics, as in life, compromise is often painful," the editorial board writes.
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"All of their claims are based on the idea that, because they were able to compromise the device, they would be able to compromise the server," said Voatz CEO Nimit Sawhney.
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"I do want to see an immigration compromise, and you can't have a compromise if everybody is out there calling the President a racist," Paul said on NBC's Meet the Press.
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We saw firsthand what happens when the most passionate voters are inclined to punish compromise, especially when those that they punish fail to effectively communicate why that very compromise is necessary.
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While the politicians of yore might have championed political unity and compromise, the pervasive own-the-libs style of politics makes compromise impossible by adopting principles to intentionally inflame your opponent.
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" "There must be a compromise that nonetheless represents everyone.
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They view it as a compromise — and it is.
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Why can't we find a middle ground – a compromise?
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Is "better" — the 2014 compromise — still on the table?
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"If we have the majority, they don't need to compromise, we don't need to compromise on one thing, that's Obamacare," the Georgia senator said on Trending Today USA with Rusty Humphries Wednesday.
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Those who consider themselves political supporters of Trump are more evenly divided on whether the President should compromise -- 48% say he should compromise, 50% say he should pass laws without Democratic support.
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Our system is based on compromise, and compromise becomes more difficult if partisans on each side have their heads stuffed with false conspiracy theories about the crimes committed by the other side.
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"We need to find a compromise at the European level... I hope that we will find a compromise about the best candidate, the best European candidate for the IMF," he told journalists.
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In this, McCain resembled Henry Clay, the great Kentucky senator whose skill at negotiating with the political opposition forestalled the Civil War, with the Missouri Compromise of 1820 and the 1850 Compromise.
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The Democratic Party must realize that compromise happens when the other side is losing the argument, not when you let it define all of the terms (death taxes!?), then beg for compromise.
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On both those questions — whether to offer Democrats a compromise to end the shutdown and whether that compromise could include some protection for DACA recipients — the White House's political calculus has changed.
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"Of course we are all for compromise but there will be no compromise on these six principles," said Abdallah Al-Mouallimi, Saudi ambassador to the U.N., according to the Wall Street Journal.
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People tell me to compromise and vote for the lesser of two evils — but I cannot compromise when it comes to my beliefs, especially when they involve human rights and systemic oppression.
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Faced with the many painful trade-offs that Brexit entails, Mrs May refused to accept that compromise was necessary until too late—after others' positions had hardened and compromise was defined as losing.
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In the US, the House and Senate must each pass legislation, then agree on a compromise between their two versions, then pass the compromise again, and then get the president to sign it.
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And so part of what you see in the reaction on the left is a worry that any degree of verbal compromise simply portends your intention to wholly and completely compromise your values.
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Go deeper: Why Trump's immigration compromise is dead on arrival
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But partisan polarization has steadily made legislative compromise more difficult.
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There was no talk of compromise policies or unexpected alliances.
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But it did not compromise the excitement of the battle.
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But this new system is essentially a really good compromise.
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They only work when you have bipartisan compromise and supermajorities.
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This would heavily compromise a successful debt refinancing in FY19.
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A senior Trump administration official offered no signs of compromise.
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Last time I checked that is not how you compromise.
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" Trump warned that if no compromise is reached, "Deportations start!
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I don't know if they ever came to a compromise.
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The two managed to reach a compromise about the house.
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Compromise and negotiation are the lifeblood of a functioning democracy.
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You have to really not compromise to get that right.
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Without this layer, the compromise of communications would be trivial.
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It was the result of a compromise negotiated between Sen.
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Option 3: Compromise The two countries could reach an agreement.
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The third is on a compromise proposal reached by Sen.
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But they have also consistently signaled a willingness to compromise.
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To compromise that to make a point, is deeply troubling.
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The guns' recoil is also a product of sliding compromise.
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It requires empathy, understanding, close attention to others, and compromise.
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The couple came from contrasting backgrounds but learned to compromise.
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Mr. Burns argued for compromise and patient work with allies.
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It is achieved through compromise, tolerance, and vision — and luck.
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And they prefer to stand on principle rather than compromise.
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That makes compromise with the EU easier, the argument goes.
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He eventually secured three seats in a compromise with Yahoo.
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The stakes are high, and Williams is forced to compromise.
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In the end, architects and client reached a wonderful compromise.
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On cameras, Samsung does make S210E users compromise a bit.
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Whether the CSU will accept a compromise is anyone's guess.
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There were some narrow decisions, and a carefully crafted compromise.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS GOVT ABSOLUTELY REACH COMPROMISE WITH EU
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She then urged MPs to find the spirit of compromise.
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And we said, look, we want to have a compromise.
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She turned to words describing compromise, courage and working together.
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There can be dabbling around the edges, and some compromise.
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For those companies the external GPU is a great compromise.
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Security concerns Such a compromise won't leave everyone happy, however.
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Altan ultimately struck its compromise, tapping both Huawei and Nokia.
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Anyone who wants to compromise is labelled, disgracefully, a saboteur.
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Britain is a land of pragmatism, compromise and common sense.
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It falls now to Cassis to help forge a compromise.
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In a way, like the Vacancies Act, it's a compromise.
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Many think that the Vacancies Act is a good compromise.
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"I think we're far away from a compromise," Maas said.
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It's not yet known how Trump will view this compromise.
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But I have to honor the compromise I suggested, right?
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"It was a good compromise," Rovinescu told reporters in Montreal.
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It wasn't a bad place in terms of the compromise.
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For video game fans, the holidays can involve some compromise.
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The wisdom of political compromise was something he also understood.
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BEC (business email compromise) scams run many operations in parallel.
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But then without the compromise in terms of everyday utility.
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The Surface looked like a good compromise between the two.
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Tillerson wants to help the sides reach a new compromise.
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Neither side seems willing to work towards a reasonable compromise.
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In this way, the startup prioritizes compromise over finding truth.
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A compromise on our humanity is a dismissal of it.
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In that scenario, all parties have to compromise, he noted.
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In some circles, that sort of compromise is a win.
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Compromise, however, cannot be a pathway to a bad deal.
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Perhaps then a compromise will come clear to both sides.
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So a lot of compromise here compared to other places.
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A sticker, on the other hand, is an easy compromise.
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They meet next week to try to find a compromise.
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What types of military actions might precipitate compromise, not catastrophe?
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There could be some, if Trump and Kim can compromise.
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Although this may sound like a good compromise, it's not.
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Did he compromise himself and the FBI by going public?
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"You have to do a kind of compromise," he said.
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But you know, a machine like this is about compromise.
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They ultimately did the same day the compromise was announced.
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Talks are still underway to reach a compromise on Tuesday.
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We're forced to compromise between staying woke and staying sane.
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"On aviation safety there can be no compromise," she said.
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McMaster contended that Trump did nothing to compromise national security.
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That's why those Deliveroo kitchens can be a good compromise.
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There is no common ground, and there is no compromise.
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It's an incremental compromise — and it didn't win over everyone.
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I try to be a builder, leverage ... Let's find compromise.
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We do not compromise, not today, not tomorrow, not ever.
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But such a compromise would require warm relations with India.
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This might be the corporate version of a constitutional compromise.
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The European Commission is thus in a mood for compromise.
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All the fun of Snapchat, none of the ephemeral compromise.
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Political compromise is highly revered, if rarely achieved, in Washington.
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Questions of economics can often be settled by a compromise.
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The plan, Kushner said, would require compromise by all parties.
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Yet the president's plan is neither fair, nor a compromise.
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Because she didn't seek compromise, her mind could be changed.
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Roth showed little sign of a readiness to compromise here.
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If they oppose compromise, they are not capable of governing.
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The dam, completed in 1963, was erected as a compromise.
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"Why would we compromise on the wall now?" she said.
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That compromise offered symbolic victories — and real peace — for all.
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Pai has also shown a willingness to negotiate and compromise.
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Big love involves politics, and thus compromise, competition and messiness.
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I won't back down, cave in, or compromise my values.
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Both sides have interests in putting a compromise into law.
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That is a serious national security compromise by any measure.
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Asked to referee, courts tend to prefer compromise and negotiation.
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The ghetto was a compromise formation, neither absorption nor expulsion.
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Leaders on both sides appear to be ruling out compromise.
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Efforts to negotiate some kind of compromise have gone nowhere.
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It's not yet clear how a compromise can be made.
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If there's a fingerprint on it, is that a compromise?
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But it also adds complexity, which could compromise Volvo's mission.
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Yet there is a whiff of desperation in such compromise.
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Fourth, the process should encourage compromise rather than holdout behavior.
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A: I think authenticity is something you cannot compromise on.
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Russia, too, contended that the deployment would compromise its security.
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And, the Equal Rights Amendment does not compromise men's equality.
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Compromise produced legal services for the poor and cancer research.
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What kind of compromise, if any, will these employers accept?
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For prudence, compromise and the careful weighing of competing interests.
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They make shared sacrifice voluntary, compromise acceptable and consensus respected.
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Here's how both sides would benefit from a Fiorina compromise.
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Such misapprehension equates compromise with failure, and incrementalism with surrender.
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If anything, it makes compromise even less likely than before.
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Compromise was a common thread I saw in their lives.
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But without them, there can be no compromise, no consensus.
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When, in 1854, Congress again reached a compromise, this time
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The other, the Republican compromise bill, isn't looking much better.
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First, one must tee up the right issues for compromise.
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In some circles, though, compromise has become a dirty word.
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So avoiding clarity seemed intended as a compromise, a hedge.
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In short, all sides have an urgent reason for compromise.
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Thanks to Rothy's, the endeavor won't compromise style or comfort.
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So compromise was not rewarded in either of those cases.
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Some legislatures are split between Republicans and Democrats, forcing compromise.
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In this case the Senate acted and compromise was reached.
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This served to fuel me to write totally without compromise.
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The compromise with the Senate was enough to swing Rep.
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There's no real compromise about it, so that suited me.
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Try to stay grounded and look for ways to compromise.
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Normally, compromise is a healthy part of the legislative process.
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And the compromise didn't result in a truly common design.
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And, of course, you cannot compromise with evil and corrupt.
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Neither side seems willing to compromise, and why should they?
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The Germans, in particular, are much more inclined to compromise.
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Merkel called it a "really good compromise," per the WSJ.
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Yet another instance of compromise is Apple's encryption of iCloud.
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There is no market for normal politics, much less compromise.
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Both have used spearphishing email attacks to compromise the targets.
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"Trump hates compromise to begin with at all," says Voss.
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But the compromise comes at the expense of market relevance.
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Instead, be respectful but firm in seeking a practical compromise.
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"These speakers were built totally without compromise," Mr. Noble said.
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The final composition is a compromise of the two styles.
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"I don't want to compromise my religious beliefs," he said.
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They take commitment, compromise, forgiveness and most of all — effort.
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Progressives also say efforts to compromise have made matters worse.
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But Lehman would not compromise on price to save itself.
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So, I'm sorry, Becky, there's no compromise here of quality.
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It's time for Washington and Tokyo to find a compromise.
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Germany's political system is based on the ability to compromise.
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This week's federal spending compromise may help shore it up.
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The grubby business of persuasion and compromise is beneath him.
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As a compromise, he nominated Shulkin to serve as secretary.
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When the powdered sugar settled, there was still no compromise.
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Legal limits do represent compromise among lawmakers and water utilities.
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I think the government thinks they've already made a compromise.
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There really can be no compromise between these two visions.
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Medications, especially those that help with sleep, can compromise balance.
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So it's good politics to praise the value of compromise.
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These might not make it into a final compromise bill.
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Racist stereotypes can also compromise African Americans' access to care.
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This compromise, in turn, infuriated many in her Conservative Party.
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So, why compromise if there's no prize for doing so?
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"I do think the underlying bill makes a sensible compromise."
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Forcing companies to hack would "compromise users' privacy," said Pichai.
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But there is strong opposition to a compromise in Greece.
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G.B.T. discrimination — to hash out a compromise over sweet tea.
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"I think you can find a compromise," Mr. Ryan said.
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Jemar Tisby is the author of "The Color of Compromise."
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I totally get it and this is a great compromise.
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President Kennedy was cool, rational, careful and willing to compromise.
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Postmates and Instacart have put forward their own compromise plans.
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Perhaps most importantly, hyperpolarization is a powerful disincentive to compromise.
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But a compromise won't solve some of the tensions here.
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Both chambers still need to vote on the compromise bill.
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Declining to recertify Iran's compliance would amount to a compromise.
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This struggle hinders compromise, slowing the transition toward cleaner energy.
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Starting on the Thames, compromise could become its reboot strategy.
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Could that move compromise any shift of gravity toward Paris?
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The compromise I'm proposing would depart from recent confirmation practice.
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The one who makes promises and is open to compromise?
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Union representatives said they were unaware of Fern's proposed compromise.
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It began as a compromise, and ended as a triumph.
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Why else does my compromise with God come so easy?
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Sanders says his Medicare for All program is a compromise.
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Then obviously everybody would need to get together and compromise.
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Instead, he reasons, a compromise will be the likely outcome.
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Next to the genuine article, it tastes like a compromise.
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On a desire for compromise, independent voters side with Democrats.
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Instead, Twitter executives hope Vine Camera will be a compromise.
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"Compromise was a necessity," UNC board says about Silent Sam.
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He never had to compromise or even modify his principles.
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The Carhartt Acrylic Watch Hat seems like a great compromise.
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But officials on both sides are hoping for a compromise.
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Many regard Yalta as a byword for compromise, even betrayal.
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Republicans who are more willing to compromise, including Arizona Sen.
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Still, Macron may have to compromise in order to win.
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But he refused to compromise his integrity on the issue.
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She, too, rejected compromise because, she believed, none was possible.
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And will I have to compromise comfortability for lasting power?
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This can also lead to coalition governments, requiring political compromise.
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It says this new shoe won't compromise quality or durability.
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But the exposure is generally worth the compromise, she said.
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But changes that reduce the need for compromise are worrisome.
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He ended up with a compromise: He took a break.
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Yet even Martin Scorsese had to compromise to some degree.
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He is not so wed to ideology that prevents compromise.
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Duane had thought he could stall and compromise with Jackson.
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Further details of the compromise legislation were not immediately available.
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Trump's comments on Roy Moore compromise his moral authority, Sen.
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It was meant to disrupt business email compromise (BEC) schemes.
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The gunmaker has never forgotten Ed Shultz's attempt at compromise.
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We don't compromise; we lead to a better third way.
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But it is possible a compromise could be worked out.
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But how to compromise or to take the good parts?
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The Stennis compromise had a new element: no future access.
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Only 10 percent of Trump voters opposed such a compromise.
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A successful outcome will require political savvy, compromise and goodwill.
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The compromise legislation passes these three tests with flying colors.
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But Congress has since struggled to find a bipartisan compromise.
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For obesity experts, bariatric surgery is at best a compromise.
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The matter was resolved when a compromise, authored by Sen.
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This has often made the Senate the cradle of compromise.
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So several Republicans were looking for a compromise: work requirements.
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They regard compromise as a success rather than a failure.
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Straightforward, fair, reasonable and common sense with lots of compromise.
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With neither side budging yet, executives are calling for compromise.
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Compromise has become a dirty word in American politics today.
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Never once did I compromise my principles or my pride.
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But advocacy groups don't view decriminalization as an acceptable compromise.
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With wildfire, the weak link can compromise the entire chain.
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The dominant mood, however, was one in favor of compromise.
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Instead, he highlighted the need to compromise on gun control.
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Yet Alexander was already eyeing the next opportunities for compromise.
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How close lawmakers are to an immigration compromise: Not very.
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I was unwilling to continue to compromise my patients' safety.
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So Finland's Ollie Rehn stands out as the likely compromise.
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There is little space for compromise between these two positions.
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And they really, really don't believe in amnesty — or compromise.
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We don't know if any immigration compromise passes the Senate.
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Look, as a result of this compromise, we've gotten Sen.
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I don't think compromise should be a dirty, filthy word.
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He is backing a compromise meant to keep families together.
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So should one compromise one's own desires in every situation?
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Here again, spillovers are ultimately a tool for encouraging compromise.
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But some GOP senators were still working on a compromise.
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Moving new year celebrations could have been one such compromise.
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Will the left respond that way, or will they compromise?
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If Tillerson and his fellow-diplomats want to avert a conflict, they must forge a compromise between Trump and Kim Jong Un—who have seemed, at least in their public rhetoric, disinclined to compromise.
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" While blaming Pelosi for preventing a compromise, Mulvaney said it was his gut feeling that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer "was really interested in doing a deal and coming to some sort of compromise.
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And a pretty definitive one, given that the conference committee on Capitol Hill only began meeting to hash out a compromise (or to see if there was a compromise to be found) this week.
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Obama's argument was that he would fix the system through dialogue and compromise; Sanders's argument is that he'll overwhelm the system with outside activists, ameliorating the need for compromise with Republicans and moneyed interests.
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And, of course, there was the compromise that aided the very passage of the Constitution: the Three-Fifths Compromise, which counted slaves as three-fifths of a person for the purposes of congressional districting.
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The Freedom Caucus aide said leadership would face "humiliation" if the compromise bill attracted fewer votes than the more conservative legislation -- a scenario that ultimately played out when the compromise bill was defeated 121-301.
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Thus, Japan's trade embargo was expected to compromise two of Korea's leading manufacturers, a punch to Korea's fragile economy and a wake-up call for President Moon to reach a compromise with Prime Minister Abe.
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Obama thought a better, more technocratic, more generous process would reveal a larger space for compromise, while Sanders thinks a more sharply defined platform will reveal that there's less need than anyone thought for compromise.
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But I think both sides are committed to working quite rigorously to compromise as much as possible so that we can provide that compromise Brexit deal that I think parliament desperately needs at the moment.
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Lawmakers will have three options on the floor vote: (1) the full $21625 billion requested from President Obama, (2900) a $220006 billion compromise that is fully offset and (2202), a $2628 billion compromise without offsets.
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The compromise has won warm endorsements from Democrats and some Republicans.
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Their compromise ("halfway happy") is to meet at 5:15 p.m.
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Faulty latches could compromise Canadarm2's ability to capture the vehicle.
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So JEEPA ended up with a compromise: a duty-free quota.
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There is no compromise here, I want that to be clear.
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" Because as her late mentor Prince told her: "Never compromise yourself.
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"We could grow faster, but we won't compromise quality," he said.
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The final budget compromise included modest spending cuts and tax increases.
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But emboldened Democratic Socialists don't seem in the mood for compromise.
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In Mr Johnson's world there is seldom any need for compromise.
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But, he stressed, the plan "will not compromise on cultural heritage".
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"There's no compromise here," he told local outlet PennLive on Tuesday.
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You should not have to compromise any part of your identity.
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I believe in civility and compromise, and of all things, decency.
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They eventually came up with a compromise while vacationing in Florida.
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That might take some time and compromise between Democrats and Republicans.
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It is unclear what proposal would make Republicans and Democrats compromise.
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There does not seem to be much room for compromise here.
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So far, no compromise that would satisfy both sides has emerged.
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These strategic drivers should lead to a compromise of mutual satisfaction.
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Others blame an undisciplined set of hardheaded purists incapable of compromise.
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"The ruling is clearly a compromise," she told Gizmodo via email.
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So despite Trump's teasing of a "compromise," that is not happening.
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Then the two chambers have to reach some kind of compromise.
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At the same time they discredit the compromise that democracy needs.
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"Condominiums have similar windows; we can compromise on that," she said.
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And it's going to complicate any effort to broker a compromise.
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But it has also found itself reined in and seeking compromise.
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Even the pro-compromise groups are fighting it to the end.
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Congress, in response, resorts to symbolism and grandstanding instead of compromise.
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In this role, she maneuvered a compromise with Republicans and Gov.
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If the talent truly is great, the compromise will come off.
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At that point, the exploit achieves "full compromise" of a device.
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There's no real way to win, so lots of women compromise.
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TechCrunch has reached out to Facebook for comment on the compromise.
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If you're all willing to compromise, things can totally work out.
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Where I would not compromise, however, would be the water views.
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It is corrosive to our politics and life depends on compromise.
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This ability to compromise made Austria strong after World War Two.
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"I did not compromise my vision for anyone," he told IndieWire.
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He didn't compromise his vision or his rights as an artist.
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The other, a carbon tax, is bipartisan and reflects controversial compromise.
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But it was overturned this week by a compromise between Gov.
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A less conducive atmosphere for achieving compromise is hard to imagine.
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But business email compromise (BEC) scams are (usually) no laughing matter.
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What was it like for you to find a compromise there.
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But he doesn't compromise on his "don't be an asshole" rule.
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"This is a commonsense compromise both parties should embrace," he said.
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That provision was a compromise from CMS setting federal minimum standards.
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Click on to meet the sneakerboot, because life's all about compromise.
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They were practical politicians trying to work out an acceptable compromise.
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Now two legal losses for the administration make this compromise untenable.
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An affordable hybrid that doesn't demand you compromise quality for price.
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Yes. That could open him up to compromise that financial relationship.
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Meantime, however, the company seems less interested in offering a compromise.
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Instead of my usual latte, I compromise with a plain coffee.
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Let's not let money taint our conscience and compromise our values.
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For all its shortcomings, the compromise which emerged is not that.
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There are many phone features that I'm willing to compromise on.
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They also could strike a compromise and send that to Trump.
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This is not a fight that will end in a compromise.
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The compromise deal drew sighs of relief in most Western capitals.
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All democracies require a certain amount of compromise to function well.
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Yet those who passed it knew it was a grubby compromise.
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Yet stronger countries have exploited their advantages rather than seek compromise.
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" "It's a compromise from both sides, it's not on one side.
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After 21997 the ANC opted for a compromise on education policy.
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A new Tory leader may be even less ready to compromise.
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But he may be forced to compromise to salvage the economy.
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Look at the NES Classic Edition as something of a compromise.
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Today's news marks a sort of compromise between the two positions.
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So don't compromise in that regard if you don't have to.
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Beijing worries that the system's powerful radar will compromise China's security.
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I also hear about increasing economic disparities and decreasing political compromise.
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The EU's governments are hoping to reach a compromise in October.
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A compromise deal at 72.5 percent was suggested in recent negotiations.
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Previous communications (those before the key compromise) will not be impacted.
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Despite the gridlock, the outlines of a parliamentary compromise are visible.
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We do not support cutting any corners that would compromise safety.
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It's really bad, but I think we've come to a compromise.
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OWENS: We&aposve got to stop pretending they want to compromise.
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If for any reason we need to compromise, we discuss this.
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To compromise a source is something that you just don't do.
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Political compromise has long been used to stop movements for change.
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Compromise on justice is not a beginning; it is an end.
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" Morris responded, "How about we compromise and say disintegration and decay?
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It's a cheap Windows laptop that doesn't compromise form for price.
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In a small but significant development, EmojiRequest has created a compromise.
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Many Green Party supporters thought Realos were too eager to compromise.
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Apple sold this beautiful compromise with a whopping $1,800 starting price.
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The compromise bill must then be signed into law by Trump.
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I'm also stubborn, but my sudden circumstances convinced me to compromise.
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There are some areas of potential compromise, according to both sides.
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"I am willing to compromise, provided those objectives achieved," he said.
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So the most likely compromise will be resources for more investment.
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There is room for compromise, at least in the short term.
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"We all want to get to a compromise deal," Bainwol said.
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Epic reinvented the third-person shooter, and did so without compromise.
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That will require more co-operation and a willingness to compromise.
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It can heal and could help people to find a compromise.
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It's really interesting, actually, it may highlight an area for compromise.
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Lawmakers are seeking a compromise that makes the BAT less radical.
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The two countries agreed on a $1.3 billion compromise on interest.
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Compromise and reconciliation will also be encouraged with Mercury in Libra.
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That compromise was to deliberately create an uncomfortable experience for users.
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"People have to understand this is a classic compromise," he said.
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An only child does not learn to compromise, argues Mr Seshadri.
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Through that the hackers were able to compromise the political party.
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It's a bit of a compromise on Niantic and Nintendo's part.
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It felt like I was being asked to compromise my vision.
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"It seems they haven't arrived at a compromise yet," Satpayev said.
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A compromise tariff ultimately ended the crisis without violence in 1833.
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I even bought ORGANIC Pop Tarts once as a healthy compromise.
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You won't compromise your church's doctrine and accept same-sex marriage?
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He said lawmakers are working on a "compromise" on the bill.
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And whatever you do, don't compromise during this conversation, Burns says.
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In my case, no one in my administration sought any compromise.
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Neither side has offered a compromise in the time since. Sen.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco has gone for a suboptimal compromise.
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Managers who needed the cash were ready to compromise on fees.
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Scissor-style keyboards will likely also require a compromise in thinness.
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Can this process produce a candidate who is able to compromise?
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They want people who view compromise -- of any sort -- as capitulation.
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Candor on human rights will not compromise the broader bilateral relationship.
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And compromise is the only way a deal can be made.
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"The committees solve conflicts based on consensus and compromise," Laut said.
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When Congress decides, the outcome likely will reflect consensus and compromise.
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" Ellison allowed that consensus and compromise "sounds fine in normal circumstances.
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A broadly satisfying compromise is easier among 300,000 people than 300m.
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A compromise between the two groups has been reached through SegWit2x.
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Any national compromise must recognize the wealth gap between the states.
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Neither party's ideological base wants compromise, especially on the Supreme Court.
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A 57% majority said he should compromise to avoid a shutdown.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina has floated a compromise, and Sen.
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"It's a liability to say, ' I'm willing to compromise,' " he said.
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The Senate passed this compromise relief bill the very same day.
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Someone has to blink, or the two sides have to compromise.
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With the advance of technology, that compromise is no longer workable.
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One issue where Trump and Congress could potentially compromise: surprise billing.
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The move forced the administration to come up with a compromise.
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Few lawmakers are coming out to support the compromise (The Hill).
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Tax reform is an issue that is ripe for bipartisan compromise.
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They may try a compromise that the Democrats can buy into.
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A compromise could also appeal to voters on a bipartisan basis.
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We thank you for your support & unwillingness to compromise on hate.
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And ultimately, Congress is the place where that compromise must happen.
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"Don't compromise, don't take the first offer you get," he said.
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The compromise is effectively more spending in exchange for more debt.
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But that level of convenience may come with an unwelcome compromise.
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That's how a functional government would proceed -- through negotiation and compromise.
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Mr. Zigman said Ms. Cunningham had not agreed to the compromise.
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But, short of disabling the button entirely, it's a decent compromise.
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He didn't compromise his humor for NBC, the FCC, or anyone.
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To be sure, compromise has become a rallying cry of some.
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This quest toward compromise thus leaves a lot to be desired.
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Taxes and the perception that Democrats won't compromise on misguided policies.
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In Washington D.C., legislative compromise and bipartisanship are not sell outs.
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But the more liberal ones said a pluralistic society required compromise.
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To me, I fully trust her so there is no compromise.
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A man comes into my life and I have to compromise?
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In short, the FCC rules were already a compromise, activists say.
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Rather, Reagan sought compromise and conciliation with the Soviets, outraging neoconservatives.
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A stressful conversation arrives today, so do your best to compromise.
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That's where the opportunity is to arrive at that bipartisan compromise.
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It'll be critical that you and your partners try to compromise.
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"A lot of [analog theft] is self-compromise," said ITRC's Velasquez.
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Both parties will need to compromise to find a path forward.
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One is supposed to capture a compromise between centrists and conservatives.
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But on Monday, there appeared to be little room for compromise.
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Some shrewd observers expect Republicans to have little interest in compromise.
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And Trump himself seemed open to the idea of a compromise.
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But there could be some areas of compromise in health policy.
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Both chambers would also have to vote on the compromise bill.
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Republican leaders are trying to rally support for the compromise bill.
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It was amenable to reasonable compromise but had a bottom line.
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The announcement is a compromise between the union and the automakers.
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China may also be signaling a willingness to compromise on tariffs.
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But Princeton's compromise over slavery, like the nation's, didn't hold forever.
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Another, Susan Collins (R-ME), is pushing a narrower compromise proposal.
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Mr. Murphy initially resisted and the $15,000 limit represents a compromise.
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Obtaining such support will require some compromise and, more importantly, time.
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The FBI also offers resources on reporting suspected email compromise schemes.
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Centrists, or moderates, are really people who are willing to compromise.
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You'll live if you have to find a compromise, I promise.
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Many voters, after all, remain enamored of the idea of compromise.
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You can know what to compromise on and what not to.
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It used to be that "going pop" implied an artistic compromise.
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Understandably, Republicans have no real incentive to agree to this compromise.
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May's Conservatives to command a majority in Parliament, rejected that compromise.
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The basic calculus leading to a compromise would be risk aversion.
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Compromise on small points in service of winning the important ones.
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Brat is referring to a compromise that was never actually official.
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They blamed Democrats for not reaching out to forge a compromise.
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It doesn't have any reason to compromise or accept partial progress.
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Its logic demands no compromise because it thrives on constant threat.
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Rather, he is frustrated that exhibitors have been unwilling to compromise.
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He said, 'Never forget that compromise is not a dirty word.
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But there was little indication they were open to a compromise.
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Perhaps, therefore, there's a far more challenging, more evasive compromise: validation.
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You may not find the compromise right away, but keep trying.
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The senators would then have to negotiate a compromise with Democrats.
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Nationalists in both Greece and Macedonia remain opposed to any compromise.
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For some, that enduring problem makes them willing to embrace compromise.
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Gaining that support requires him to open himself up to compromise.
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Indoors, for Allison Janae Hamilton, is always a kind of compromise.
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Moderate voices have long urged compromise as the only sensible solution.
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On the contrary, it proudly touted that it would not compromise.
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But Ritte believes that even the quarantine order was a compromise.
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More generally, the cost of ethical compromise was his lifelong theme.
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His H.B. 2 compromise has made that task even more urgent.
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And asked whether Trump and Cuomo could compromise, she wouldn't say.
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The US government should stop demanding tech companies compromise on encryption
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There are other factors that compromise the financial wellbeing of survivors.
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The tool had previously been deployed to compromise Ukraine's power grid.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has relished his refusal to compromise.
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The compromise legislation doles out $1.375 billion for increased border barriers.
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Dan Kildee of Michigan said a compromise may be in order.
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A peaceful compromise like this had never happened in the region.
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The new measure, a compromise written by the committee's chairman, Sen.
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It's not clear how receptive they will be to the compromise.
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It worries me that there's not enough reasonable people to compromise.
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He may become more open to compromise within the party elite.
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The judge in the case appears to be encouraging a compromise.
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The couple held hands as she helped them stitch a compromise.
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As such, it may compromise non-tolerant soybeans, growers told Reuters.
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And any compromise in the Senate will be difficult to achieve.
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It could also compromise discount plans provided to low-income countries.
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"He'd rather go hungry," Mr. Schmidlapp said, than compromise his integrity.
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The $425 million was a compromise between the Senate and House.
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Daily compromise ground them down, even after they came to America.
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Mr. Buttigieg is still hoping for some kind of compromise solution.
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And perhaps, Connolly suggested, there could be compromise on social issues.
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The compromise would allow states to waive three big Obamacare rules.
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It's an argument for a political compromise: fewer vouchers, more charters.
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" But he cautioned that discussions on finding a compromise "remain difficult.
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Chuck won't compromise with Wendy over the state of their relationship.
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Your people will make or break your business, so don't compromise.
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This consensus is arrived at through some level of principled compromise.
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What is the point of negotiating with someone unwilling to compromise?
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There's room for agreement, or at least productive disagreement — and compromise.
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And they demonstrate how compromise in government could and should work.
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Fortunately, even the FDA offers a compromise between urgency and safety.
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UKAD said in a statement that a compromise had been reached.
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At this price, and in this segment, you want that compromise.
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"We have been too slow, too ready to compromise," Macron said.
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Confrontation, not compromise, is now the prized goal of congressional Republicans.
|
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So why didn't legislators work overtime to arrive at a compromise?
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Without such enticement, members are less likely to compromise, critics say.
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Compromise itself in an evenly divided state has become merely aspirational.
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Instead, the Supreme Court embraced a compromise position in Craig v.
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So here's what real bipartisan tax reform compromise might look like.
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Marriage can rob girls of their childhood and compromise their development.
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But that solution may be a compromise that mollifies neither side.
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At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, a curious compromise was struck.
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What Bergoglio sees as necessary change, Benedict views as ruinous compromise.
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Dalio told Diddy that he should "absolutely" not compromise on excellence.
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Messy politics in both countries will hamper any compromise in 2020.
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That's because sharing such information could compromise the special counsel's probe.
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Haig called him 40 minutes later to suggest a compromise: Sen.
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" He emphasized, "There is no compromise or middle way in this.
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In this meeting of the plain, no one has to compromise.
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The following year, House Speaker Henry Clay crafted the Missouri Compromise.
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I think every single person in the world has to compromise.
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The compromise wasn't enough for the California State Sheriffs' Association, however.
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So all told, you can see the logic of this compromise.
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Labour is trying to find a compromise between the two extremes.
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Who would state openly that there should be a nuclear compromise?
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Moreover, a rejection of the power authority compromise is illegal. Rep.
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She aims for compromise rather than synthesis, and sounds doubly tentative.
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But it was a compromise, so no one was totally happy.
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However, some argue that the compromise is too little, too late.
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But the outlines of a potential compromise were coming into focus.
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Material that intelligence officials fear could compromise sensitive sources and methods.
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Right now it seems like there isn't much appetite for compromise.
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After the compromise, the CLCPA now targets net zero by 2050.
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At least one came away predicting there would be a compromise.
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That's in the nature of both an investigation and a compromise.
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In other words, there is no compromise bill yet, per se.
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"Bannon isn't looking to compromise with Ryan and McConnell," says Schmidt.
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We built them through decades of work, compromise, setbacks, and serendipity.
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The other side really isn't very compromise-oriented, it seems like.
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He noted, however, that Democrats need to be ready to compromise.
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Instead, we arrived in their neighborhood and demand that they compromise.
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"This bill strikes a compromise that benefits the consumer," Kennedy proclaimed.
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The United Kingdom is hurtling towards a no-deal Brexit in October, after both contenders to replace Theresa May rejected a possible compromise deal with the EU.Boris Johnson, the likely next prime minister, said on Monday that he would not accept compromise on the Northern Irish backstop — a compromise that even hardline pro-Brexit MPs have said they would accept.
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The author and journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates, who has written extensively about the Civil War, wrote on Twitter that the "notion that Civil War resulted from a lack of compromise is belied by all the compromises made on enslavement from America's founding," noting the existence of the Three-Fifths Compromise, The Missouri Compromise and the Kansas-Nebraska Act among others.
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" After Monday's votes, a lawmaker who tried to forge one of the compromise plans, Nick Boles, said he was resigning from the Conservative Party, because, he said, it "has shown itself to be incapable of compromise.
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While Hamilton could remain confident that the Federalists would ultimately stand behind his compromise, May's Tory Party is so plagued by division that a grand compromise that sidelined the hard Brexiteers would risk an irrevocable breach.
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Perhaps there was a time when the looming threat of the filibuster was a spur to compromise (or maybe senators just worked together because they had policy goals in common and incentives pushing them to compromise).
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A year prior, a meeting to hash out a compromise on immigration policy in January 2018 ended in all-out partisan warfare, making it clear that Trump really wasn't interested in compromise with the Democrats at all.
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The Connecticut Compromise of 1787 created the structure of the House and Senate, and it was that same compromise that inspired James Madison and others to create the two-vote system we use for electing a president.
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He has recently said that while he will not bring down the government, he will not back down on rejecting a compromise — raising the question of whether Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will dare to back a compromise.
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And not just compromise, but compromise badly; conservatives have long believed that Democrats always got the best of Republicans when it came to the sort of last-minute deal-making that Congress made a habit of producing.
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When they didn't agree on design aesthetics, she says they found compromise.
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This is an attempt to entrap me but to compromise Donald Trump.
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Thankfully, Dell didn't have to compromise speed for this laptop's small body.
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For their part, Democrats ripped the compromise bill in no uncertain terms.
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"It is not a compromise," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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"This is not real peace, there has been no compromise," he said.
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We finally agreed that I would say 'friggen'… That was our compromise.
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Too much compromise, Gurri cautioned, could alienate her most stringently populist supporters.
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And then, the Vapor became a story of compromise and unfulfilled promise.
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In all, the attackers were able to compromise a lot of data.
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Good leaders know how to compromise for the good of the country.
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Full of life, full of fury, full of wanting to never compromise.
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She's learning to compromise, which let's face it, she's very bad at.
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READMEThe first 2DS that doesn't force cheapskates and 3D haters to compromise.
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It also makes it harder to reach a compromise with the region.
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You can be good at your job without having to compromise yourself.
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He said regional powers should discuss mutual complaints and negotiate a compromise.
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I think he'd compromise if he got most of what he wanted.
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"We want a compromise that is sustainable for both sides," added Zander.
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The compromise deal on border security technically gives Trump what he wants.
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Tough rhetoric on illegal immigration (so much for that idea about compromise).
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Trump could also call for an immigration compromise bill in his speech.
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Roti pizza was born, like so many things are, out of compromise.
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Talks on finding a compromise broke up without agreement late on Wednesday.
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"The compromise bill is not ready for prime time," Meadows told reporters.
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BAIER: Here&aposs the House majority leader on this compromise leadership bill.
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The breach as far as I heard doesn't compromise the ad technology.
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Compromise between the branches, in other words, is essential for government budgeting.
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Those talking points could be the framework for a pretty straightforward compromise.
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The compromise doesn't necessarily portend greater cooperation between branches of government, however.
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In Virginia, work requirements are part of a compromise between Democratic Gov.
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It's helped my schizophrenia symptoms considerably, so I'm happy with the compromise.
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As much as you want to compromise, you do have your limits.
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A moral compromise to avoid something worse, or to gain something different.
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Floating compression is a fair compromise, especially when it looks this good.
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So, it looks like Samsung might have a compromise in the works.
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Any compromise in the territorial dispute would run up against major roadblocks.
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A compromise, perhaps involving a lower threshold, is not out of reach.
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And the moon's temperature extremes could compromise the safety of the astronauts.
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With a bit more compromise on both sides, a deal is reachable.
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Republicans and Democrats have to work together, compromise, and find common ground.
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"Everything you do to a sound has to compromise it." he says.
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This can't last for long and eventually there will be a compromise.
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Weber said everybody needs to compromise on Brexit to achieve a deal.
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The answer to Arab hostility lay not in compromise but military strength.
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Still, the records of that compromise would likely be accessible to investigators.
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Rather than compromise his users, Levison opted to shut the site down.
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But healthy relationships also require investment, communication, compromise, time management, and playfulness.
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It's a bummer, but life, as they say is full of compromise.
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I was ready and willing to compromise on anything else except that.
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He says it's the kind of compromise Trump should be talking about.
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Perhaps he was just trying to scare Mr Lieberman into a compromise.
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In her resignation speech, Mrs May talked of the need for compromise.
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And masters of resentment like Mr Farage discover betrayal in every compromise.
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FRESHeTECH has come up with a way to arrive at a compromise.
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But an effort to find such a compromise collapsed on September 20th.
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As a compromise, the two might back the temporary suspension of Fidesz.
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It is a compromise that by its nature is nobody's first choice.
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They frequently have to compromise between personal desire and the greater good.
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The more sensible ones believe he can sell a compromise to Parliament.
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The Bank of England and the FCA are pressing for a compromise.
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But current responses are not working, and hacked elections compromise democracies too.
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A better solution would be for both sides to find a compromise.
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The moral compromise is the denial of appropriate justice for the victims.
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When she presented a July 2018 compromise, some pro-Brexit ministers balked.
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The compromise has powerful Utah advocates behind it, including the Mormon church.
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And if not, I'm not going to compromise who I am anymore.
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Now security analysts are saying that sharing the information could compromise security.
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Some diplomats said the compromise made the migration agreement contradictory and weak.
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It's a good compromise between an expensive DSLR and a compact camera.
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Prescription drug pricing: This is another area of potential, but difficult, compromise.
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Part of this compromise involves adding leap seconds to close the gaps.
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The party leadership seems willing to compromise for a shot at power.
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"The word compromise is difficult for me," Moscovici told a news conference.
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But as Nelson's ideas moved towards compromise and forgiveness, she preached violence.
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I also think the pop-up selfie camera is an acceptable compromise.
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Corbyn and Labour, by contrast, seem more willing to compromise on immigration.
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If it's the latter, it's time to come up with a compromise.
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The sources declined to name companies that have already reached compromise deals.
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Obama was about healing and compromise in the name of moving ahead.
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Each has preferred confrontation to compromise for a very long time now.
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One type of spear phishing is termed Business Email Compromise or BEC.
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This is where Hamilton, Jefferson and Madison hatch the Compromise of 1790.
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The new process offers a compromise between showing and hiding these tweets.
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But both proved short-lived, with Assad showing no sign of compromise.
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Some will decide, ultimately, to compromise; others to abide by their principles.
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Sanders will have to compromise and make political calculations to some degree.
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If I question your motive, we can never get to a compromise.
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Ultimately, Trump agreed to relocate and lower the flag in a compromise.
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It was not immediately clear what compromise, if any, has been found.
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Advisors generally suggest a compromise, then let the pair work it out.
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In July, Veolia already said it expected a compromise in coming months.
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Please show some flexibility and sense of compromise for the common good.
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"I am willing to compromise, provided those objectives are achieved," Varadkar said.
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The second bill, Goodlatte 2, was viewed as more of a compromise.
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"They conduct these well-crafted phishing campaigns to compromise individuals," said Cabrera.
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Italian stocks outperforme on hopes of a compromise over Rome's contested budget.
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That would require more bipartisan compromise and have failed in the past.
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"That seems to be pretty fertile ground for bipartisan compromise," said Sen.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Theresa May's Brexit compromise has confirmed Britain's hard choices.
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Maple syrup producers are lucky that compromise is possible at all, however.
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This temporary compromise could be viewed as quite shrewd on Trump's part.
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No one has to compromise because of the eco-minded grain selection.
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"Know what you can compromise on and what you can't," Lichtman said.
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Many buyers see it as a perfect compromise from the bloated SUV.
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Any whiff of compromise smells like the cronyism of politics as usual.
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The Republican General Assembly and Democratic governor are tantalizingly close to compromise.
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Some Democrats see the H.B. 22019 plebiscite compromise as a deal-killer.
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Through compromise and cooperation, the members of the commission overcame their differences.
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He will leave better informed but a long way from brokering compromise.
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Here's the bright side -- Brielle says there can be a happy compromise.
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If the HB2 compromise is any indication, it suggests they will not.
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Diebold Nixdorf's alert described steps that criminals had used to compromise ATMs.
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Without the filibuster, Republicans have no excuse to compromise on a moderate.
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" He went on to say that nowadays, compromise is the "dirtiest word.
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It's another to compromise knowledge of intelligence briefing materials to do so.
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We have to compromise so much just to feel and be seen.
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These are songs that recognize the value of honesty, communication, and compromise.
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They are not a political party that we need to compromise with.
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The compromise also is not certain to go down well in Brussels.
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"Anything else would require a bipartisan compromise with the Democrats," he wrote.
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To Lords fearful of Daenerys and the Dothraki, he offers a compromise.
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Washington says the S-400s would compromise its F-35 fighter jets.
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To call "bullshit" is to renounce compromise or a search for comity.
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There is little sign of compromise between the Remain and Leave camps.
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It is relatively easy to compromise on, say, the level of tax.
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Even as a Labour government appears to compromise, it could remain radical.
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But it is precisely when issues are symbolic that compromise is impossible.
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With the compromise on the table, the EU has already accommodated Britain.
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In her post, O'Brien said a compromise regarding Shafi's position fell through.
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The 14th Amendment repealed the abomination of the Constitution's '3/5ths compromise.
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The bill before Congress already represents a compromise position taken by advocates.
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Republicans are also indicating room for compromise on the border wall fight.
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Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, has drafted a narrower compromise measure.
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We must argue our positions fervently, and never be afraid to compromise.
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We can listen to reality shows together because marriage is about compromise.
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Down the road, I expect there will be a compromise and dialogue.
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Worse, they sharpened differences among voters and made arriving at compromise harder.
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During the Clinton administration, the cornerstone of our philosophy was to compromise.
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The bill was a compromise in the best sense of the word.
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The emerging deal appears to be a compromise between the two sides.
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Legislative leaders have been meeting since then to broker a bipartisan compromise.
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It signifies Trump is looking for a compromise to banning flavors outright.
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Legislative compromise made possible the transformative civil rights legislation of the 1960s.
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Lowey said she was "cautiously optimistic" about reaching a compromise, while Rep.
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The court's reasoning should be the basis of a much broader compromise.
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That makes the two-tiered system a legitimate compromise for New York.
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For now, both are at least making sounds of compromise toward Trump.
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Vernon Sykes (D) hammered out a final deal to reach a compromise.
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Emmett Hanger, Jr., (R), the sponsor of the Medicaid expansion compromise bill.
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Based on Roth's own experiences, though, he and Wallace suggest a compromise.
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Sen. Paul on separation between Trump & Ryan's willingness to compromise on AHCA.
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The "Offer in Compromise program is not for everyone," the IRS notes.
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Solo travel, among other benefits, means never having to compromise your plans.
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And Cruz is at least publicly saying he's still willing to compromise.
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Leaders like Pelosi contort themselves to appear moderate and eager for compromise.
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There have been no negotiations, much less compromise proposals, as of late.
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They said they hoped the extra time would leave room for compromise.
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The separation of powers was intended to prevent overreach and encourage compromise.
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Compromise with 100 percent cotton — truly a pajama fabric for all seasons.
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And it turns out the smartphone part is tough to compromise on.
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Debbie Stabenow of Michigan -- were the key negotiators on the compromise bill.
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And we decided in the end that we should make this compromise.
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In short, there is no appetite, nor even a forum, for compromise.
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Tom Reed, a Republican from New York who voted for the compromise.
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And they have certain values and principles they don't want to compromise.
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So Republican leaders are scrambling to come up with a compromise. 3.
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Only 21 percent of voters who strongly disapproved of Trump opposed compromise.
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Rest assured, there is no compromise on racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism.
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Industry proposals for a tough testing regime seem like an appealing compromise.
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If you don't want to compromise you can't be in a relationship.
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A mediator hosted a conference call, and eventually a compromise was reached.
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Merkel said a compromise with the Greens onimmigration had also been possible.
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"There are parts of a laptop you can never compromise," Panay said.
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But compromise is not in fashion in Washington and the effort failed.
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Today's bitterly polarized political environment, of course, makes any compromise extremely difficult.
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Bustos points to prescription drugs as a potential area of potential compromise.
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Does that remove the risk for maneuver and compromise in the U.S.?
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Leadership worked across the House GOP to find a potential compromise solution.
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However, along with the marriage comes compromise of one's own cultural traditions.
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Some of Trump's remarks suggest he knows that a compromise is inevitable.
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Regional tensions threaten the climate of cautious compromise among Lebanon's political factions.
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But down on the ground, the complex quest for compromise goes on.
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America's current polarization hasn't lessened the need for serious public policy compromise.
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Far Cry 5 was always going to be a game of compromise.
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The accord with Turkey represents a moment of painful compromise for Europe.
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"No candidate had ever made pragmatism and compromise so uplifting," Chait wrote.
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"It's a compromise that they have a comfort level with," she said.
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Talks mediated by the Roman Catholic church failed to reach a compromise.
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But, we normally expect the Senate to be the cradle of compromise.
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Of course, both parties could agree to a compromise package of reforms.
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However, some states experienced unsuccessful attempts to compromise networks, the official said.
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It is the path to truth-based debate and principle-based compromise.
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What's new: For years, Democrats were more open to compromise than Republicans.
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They aren't demanding that Trump put forward compromise candidates for key posts.
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Needless to say, the former slaves are not pleased with this compromise.
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An argument could arrive early this evening, but so could a compromise.
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Austin Petersen has no compromise to offer on our Second Amendment rights.
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Kurt Schrader, insisted that additional "compromise" would be needed to ensure passage.
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Past Republican efforts at "compromise" on this subject have fallen well short.
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May's team has also signaled areas for possible compromise, including fisheries policy.
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From Obama's perspective, nominating Garland now could be seen as a compromise.
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They demand vulnerability and compromise, not a constant maintenance of power dynamics.
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Governing means moderation and compromise within the very system you ran against.
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Ben Lockhart at Deseret News has a great breakdown of the compromise.
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The attacks rarely compromise personal information or sensitive data from the websites.
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The postpaid service, then, appears to be a compromise between the two.
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"Means testing might be one of the options" for compromise, Meadows said.
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Today is all about balance and compromise, but you'll have some fun.
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"I would never compromise on... "Dulling my personal style in any situation.
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The divisions are too deep, and the costs too steep for compromise.
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To be a successful couple among them, you both have to compromise.
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Monday's compromise means he can introduce immediate expulsion for one subset ofmigrants.
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"This is a common-sense compromise both parties should embrace," Trump said.
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The three men each described the agreement as a hard-fought compromise.
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Thune vowed to work on compromise language with Democrats before floor debate.
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Lasting cost-cutting steps will need legislation, which will require bipartisan compromise.
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Stand for your principles, yes, but understand compromise isn't a dirty word.
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When you can't decide between adventure or relaxation, it's the perfect compromise.
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But she has also earned respect for her ability to forge compromise.
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It has managed to discredit compromise as a core value of democracy.
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Mr. Trudeau signaled on Wednesday that there could be room for compromise.
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Anything they do to compromise that, frankly, works against their main mission.
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"We began to accept each other's flaws and compromise," Ms. Vargas said.
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A shared meal is a committee meeting, and committees are about compromise.
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But the hard-won compromise may yet fall flat with EU negotiators.
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Are you empathetic to other people's views, are you willing to compromise?
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Succeeding in Congress may require compromise, even with those you don't like.
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Oh, yes, the Malthouse Compromise: You don't need to worry, dear reader.
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But it's a fight that he now can't avoid with a compromise.
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But labor unions and lawmakers have resisted their calls for a compromise.
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"Basically, he was a compromise candidate," said Dr. Utomi, the political scientist.
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Democratic leaders in both houses said the party would support the compromise.
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"The EU's theological approach allows no room for serious compromise," he said.
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The American people want a reasonable compromise that will work for all.
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A mediator has been brought in to try find a reasonable compromise.
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It is unclear whether a compromise can be negotiated before the Nov.
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But before a compromise could be reached, Mr. Trump flipped the script.
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The injunction argues that this would compromise her ability to defend herself.
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These activities collectively compromise successful connection and thus, successful cooperation for many.
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"There is no room for any compromise on that agreement," he said.
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He was a compromise choice to break a deadlock among separatist parties.
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We compromise to compensate for differences in height, in weight, in skill.
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It's doubtful that Mr. Trump was ever serious about finding a compromise.
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It was a compromise venue, picked for its relative seclusion and security.
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But their forecasts on Republican and Democratic compromise were far from rosy.
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We compromise and he says he'll take his calls from his bedroom.
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"It may not be comfortable; it may be a compromise," Francis said.
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Sometimes this involved outright haggling, as in the Missouri Compromise of 1820.
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Sometimes, to work in an office is to compromise on such matters.
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I think you can have effective working relationships that don't compromise independence.
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The major conferences need to compromise for the sake of, well, everybody.
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Another made it clear that Mr. Trump would not compromise any further.
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That has prompted a new mood of compromise that could help Mrs.
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Human rights groups regarded the compromise reached Friday as a qualified victory.
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The versatility and performance is absolutely there, and there's very little compromise.
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Living here has always been about compromise, about getting along with people.
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They failed and now other jurisdictions can say, 'Why should we compromise?
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Given this, the compromise reflected in the I.A.A.F.'s rules is significant.
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They were, he said, modest, open, creative, pragmatic and good at compromise.
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Hey, it's an actual compromise, just like Washington politicians used to make!
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On Friday morning, Mr. Trump seemed to casually dismiss the delicate compromise.
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The museum's curators encouraged a compromise of a 10-foot wide hallway.
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To embrace moderation implies weak commitment and potential compromise with the enemy.
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Jeff Denham, a California Republican who has supported a compromise on DACA.
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Across the West, workers came to accept a sort of class compromise.
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On that, there is no room for compromise by either of us.
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And we don't want to compromise ourselves and to sacrifice our sovereignty.
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A Trumpcare compromise could yet bring us a step closer to it.
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You've got to start talking to North Korea to develop a compromise.
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He only created electoral votes during the Constitutional Convention as a compromise.
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Hutchinson said a compromise would mutually benefit both the U.S. and China.
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I hope I will not always have to compromise passion for survival.
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Despite these zero-sum assertions, a rational compromise isn't difficult to envision.
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"There is a ton of policy space for compromise," as Bagley says.
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There is a path to a compromise between public and private partnerships.
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The choice was largely viewed as a compromise between the two leaders.
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As such, trying to negotiate or compromise with them was utterly pointless.
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But Schiff said the memo's release could compromise intelligence sources and methods.
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In other words, a revolution based on compromise and broad American values.
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Now certainly from Trump's point of view, he is used to compromise.
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The compromise, not yet implemented in law, left everyone a little dissatisfied.
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Elections are about finding compromise among people with vastly different desires. Prof.
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"Comrades, this deal is a compromise on both sides," Mr. Moreno said.
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Pragmatism, compromise and even ideological agility have always been part of politics.
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Better then to submit to one's dictators than compromise oneself with foreigners.
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The administration's draft proposal, if adopted, would rule out such a compromise.
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It is soccer's answer to that classic British compromise, the constitutional monarchy.
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But in the end, they found a compromise, like they always do.
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Want to be a meme but don't want to compromise on terror?
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On-ear headphones are often considered a good compromise between the two.
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On-ear headphones are a good compromise between portability and sound-quality.
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They know diplomacy is a tough business built around sometimes ugly compromise.
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Public opinion will demand they both compromise to avoid a third election.
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"I like compromise," McCain said in one The View segment in 2019.
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Something resembling the compromise which was finally reached just before 8 a.m.
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