The company contended that it lent $627,000 to Gubarev's business and that he failed to repay as agreed; Gubarev's side contended it repaid what was owed.
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" And Mr. Trump, Mr. Putnam contended, "lit a spark.
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" She contended it also lacked "concrete, effective enforcement mechanisms.
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" He also contended that the press treats Bannon "unfairly.
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" He also contended that "Puerto Rico should love President Trump.
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The video, the attorney, contended, didn't tell the whole story.
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"You can't swim upstream against innovation," the Labor secretary contended.
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Facebook contended that benefits made the real pay much higher.
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In the latest one 0.83m people contended for 20.8,295 plates.
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"The Fed should raise rates sooner than later," he contended.
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"It could be a double in three years," he contended.
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It was an identification to be contended with or processed.
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But Colotl's attorneys contended there was never a guilty plea.
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"We are carrying a lot of momentum forward," Hassett contended.
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But he contended that core inflation looks stable despite energy.
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"This would affect everyone who owns an iPhone," contended Sewell.
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McMaster contended that Trump did nothing to compromise national security.
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Yates contended the order was unlawful, and Trump fired her.
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Johnson contended Sunday that the bill, led by GOP Sens.
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Prosecutors contended there was little physical evidence of a struggle.
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Russia, too, contended that the deployment would compromise its security.
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Other states' efforts have contended with courts and hostile governors.
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He contended the GOP banned him from the debate stage.
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Tesla has never been strictly a car company, Musk contended.
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But rideshare advocates and other critics have contended those figures.
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Fact Check: At one point, however, they contended that Mrs.
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Clinton have long contended that she can be quite funny.
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The award contended has earned over $7.5 million to date.
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The briefers contended that Putin's goal is to sow discontent.
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His lawyer contended he been suffering from seasickness mental trauma.
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"We didn't even see the boat," Mr. Aldeen had contended.
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Brining, he contended, gives poultry the texture of luncheon meat.
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Republicans contended that few -- only eight -- complied by Monday's deadline.
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" He contended the Fed has set interest rates "too high.
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The prosecution contended that this was part of a coverup.
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This president, he contended, is their worst nightmares made flesh.
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Democrats have contended that Mr. Comey's decision helped cost Mrs.
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Such a plan would empower Republican state governors, Clinton contended.
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He also contended with the continuing challenge of raising his profile.
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He has long contended that poverty and violence are inexorably linked.
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Trump has contended that his business empire is worth $10 billion.
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She contended that political cases are written off as common crime.
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He contended that Beijing "must do more" to address U.S. concerns.
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That's enough to get the company to profitability, the source contended.
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Trader Brian Kelly contended the move could send Facebook's stock higher.
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Hammond's family had contended that the teenager's civil rights were violated.
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He contended it could slide even more from its current levels.
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Facebook contended Messenger was covered by that exemption, sources told Reuters.
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"For farm people, your yard is your castle," his lawyer contended.
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"We're living at a time of a double emergency," Miliband contended.
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He contended it will streamline the ability to secure big contracts.
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Putin contended that there were "no agreements whatsoever" to lift sanctions.
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GM's stock looks stronger than Ford's currently, contended trader Steve Grasso.
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That includes asking Hillary Clinton to run, again, the strategist contended.
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He contended that the stock "should come back" from the declines.
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The DOJ contended the case would not give it that power.
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The singer always contended that Murphy is her middle child's father.
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"Washington's shenanigans do create some pretty terrific buying opportunities," Cramer contended.
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But their advocates have long contended that such numbers are underreported.
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"It doesn't work" as an equal-parts drink, Ms. Newman contended.
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The government has repeatedly contended that Manafort is a flight risk.
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" At the time, Burnett contended that the show was "completely nonpolitical.
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Fairholme has contended that the government's assertions of privilege were excessive.
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The defendants denied wrongdoing and contended the information was not confidential.
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HNA has also contended with questions over who controls the company.
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Mr. Richter contended that the company could become profitable this year.
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The researchers contended that many of these actions are relatively affordable.
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He contended that strategy could be very detrimental for investor gains.
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But, he contended, "it's the most horrible deal every other way."
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These were among the questions that the Supreme Court contended with.
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There are two basic facts that need to be contended with.
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Mr. Puzder has contended that the California rules defy business logic.
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Then, a source contended that he had died in a chokehold.
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Mr. Oliva contended that the media portrays Muslim immigrants only positively.
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He also contended that exemptions for certain countries would not work.
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They contended with pouring rain as they demonstrated outside Trump Tower.
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He also contended that he is looking out for American workers.
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Critics contended such remarks were aimed more at assuaging white Americans' concerns.
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Specifically, Jones contended with Twitter users who often resorted to racist remarks.
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Investors also contended with the latest news out of the White House.
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" He also contended that "an honest vote count is no longer possible.
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Those numbers, Zell contended, are a reflection of affordability, location and timing.
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" But she contended his tactics are "empowering [China] to hurt our people.
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It contended these policies contributed to respect between students and academic success.
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That will likely prove transitory, and oil prices will reverse, he contended.
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"Right now, there's no real problem for having these deficits," he contended.
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While "it's off the table now," dollar strength could return, Zervos contended.
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Paxton has contended he is being targeted because of his Christian beliefs.
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Officially, Manigault Newman resigned, but sources contended that she had been fired.
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But he contended that it was just a way of showing support.
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The key, both analysts contended, is to get past this chaotic election.
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But if Fed officials get too dovish, they'll regret it, Fisher contended.
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Union coalition We Are One Illinois contended the governor's plan was unconstitutional.
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Republicans contended that they're promoting ballot integrity and to prevent voter fraud.
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Critics have contended that Arkansas' rush to the death chamber was reckless.
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"Facebook will go lower if the major indices roll over," he contended.
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Negative interest rates would sow more doubt and "hurt confidence," he contended.
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It really could have been contended in a ring half its size.
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Trump contended that Republicans never gave up on pursuing health-care legislation.
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Najarian also contended that Apple is mostly immune to Fed policy changes.
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"I think it'll do better than that," the "Mad Money " host contended.
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The companies contended that Trump's ban would adversely affect their business interests.
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Cuban also contended that sports gambling should be made legal and regulated.
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The chair contended that it was because people had left the room.
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He contended that he had been unaware of the mission, but Col.
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Exxon contended that the documents were not inconsistent with its public positions.
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He contended that writing a letter did not violate his earlier recusal.
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Republicans contended that Mr. Comey had rushed the decision to clear Mrs.
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"Why Antidepressants Are No Better Than Placebos," Newsweek contended the same year.
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No one's ever contended they will," Brown said, adding, "Background checks work.
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Both sides have contended that disclosure is important in warding off corruption.
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But, naturally, all company activity operates under a key caveat, Farley contended.
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The motion contended that Whitaker's appointment violated federal law and the Constitution.
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"I'm 95 percent sure there won't be a hard border," Sheridan contended.
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In return, the executives sought influence inside the department, the government contended.
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Critics contended that the N.C.A.A. had overstepped its bounds with those penalties.
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Tyler Toro also contended that he had never intended to harm anyone.
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Many contended that Engel had orchestrated the strikeouts of the Yankee greats.
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Prosecutors contended that Swearingen killed Trotter after she rejected his sexual advances.
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Harman has contended repeatedly and won one PGA Tour event this year.
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Prosecutors contended that Keys urged on the hackers after supplying a password.
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Seeing Trump's records could show if existing laws were effective, Cummings contended.
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"There are a lot of different steps we could take," she contended.
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The region has also contended with record-breaking temperatures on some days.
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But the defendants contended they were misled, along with many art experts.
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She also regularly contended on the Sunshine Ladies Tour in South Africa.
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Swagway always contended that it wasn't its riders that were melting down.
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The State Department contended that the law itself acted as a deterrent.
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He contended that his project "validates the wisdom" of the city's rezoning.
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Masao Uchibori contended that the area was showing notable progress in reconstruction.
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Conway contended that "a lot" of dissatisfaction with Democrats was due to Obamacare.
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King contended he was never told of claims of sexual abuse against Hopkins.
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Trump contended Tuesday that Democrats had tried to "keep the failed status quo."
|
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Trader Brian Kelly contended both GM and Ford would make good short plays.
|
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However, Faber contended that some parts of the market could have upside ahead.
|
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Wynn Resorts had contended the company is no longer about a single man.
|
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Cramer later contended that Musk should be removed as CEO of the company.
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He contended that a signature on a key environmental document had been forged.
|
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Finerman contended Apple's results may not end up as dismal as many expect.
|
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Critics contended that Mr. Obama was skirting Congress and rewarding a dangerous regime.
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She contended Republicans have failed to hit the "touchstone issues" in those communities.
|
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The families contended DaVita failed to inspect and review the composition of GranuFlo.
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There's no reason for the Fed to raise rates more aggressively, he contended.
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It's in service and it's performing well and something to be contended with.
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Clinton contended Pence has a "huge burden" in defending his record and Trump's.
|
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Facebook has contended that this kind of surveillance is already against its policies.
|
|
But there's no way it could be heard as a ping, Ferguson contended.
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He contended that the ground water, while aesthetically displeasing, was safe to drink.
|
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Trader Dan Nathan contended that its shares could also rebound on supply cuts.
|
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Much of that money, prosecutors contended, was used to maintain Manafort's opulent lifestyle.
|
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Exxon had contended the resolution was misleading and would interfere with management responsibilities.
|
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In the current environment, home improvement stocks could climb, trader Tim Seymour contended.
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" McAuliffe contended the result in the middle of downtown was "a powder keg.
|
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Acosta has denied the allegation and has contended that he handled himself professionally.
|
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"This is an upgrade" based on the firm's price target bump, Cramer contended.
|
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He contended that growth estimates should be higher than the JCT projected. Sen.
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Doing so, it has contended, would create an unfair advantage for one company.
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Boyle contended that most of the mailers were sent to non-Democratic voters.
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Lawyers for Texas contended Battaglia understood what he had done and was competent.
|
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He contended the U.S. would not lose in a trade war with China.
|
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The organization is one of several challenging contended financial entanglements of European institutions.
|
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But as the Giants contended with Syndergaard, the Mets were overwhelmed by Bumgarner.
|
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"They are two parts of a whole," he contended in his 1967 autobiography.
|
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Nearby towns, like Swansboro, also contended with rapidly rising floodwaters on Friday morning.
|
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Blackstone had contended that targets would benefit from the absence of shareholder scrutiny.
|
|
Zverev contended there was little he could have done to turn it around.
|
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Many contended that a no-deal exit from the bloc would be preferable.
|
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Critics contended that she was trying to appease the station's many Jewish donors.
|
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Mr. Noor's lawyers contended in their opening statements that he had acted reasonably.
|
|
Ms. DiResta contended that that is still just the tip of the iceberg.
|
|
She also contended that her husband was not properly trained by FlightSafety International.
|
|
"Black people saved his life the past couple of weeks," the host contended.
|
|
The Bulls contended with the same inconvenience after losing in Philadelphia earlier Friday.
|
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The Chinese government contended that the winners would be Chinese companies and households.
|
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She contended there was no difference between a hot dish and a casserole.
|
|
Time and again, he contended that the Gulenists never constituted a deep state.
|
|
But TiMi contended that these platforms are not essential to a game's success.
|
|
Others contended that the protections just did not belong in the trade deal.
|
|
Meanwhile, supporters of the tax cuts contended it would unleash an economic bonanza.
|
|
C., on Wednesday contended the proposal would be "devastating" to his state's economy.
|
|
Administration lawyers contended that the president was merely exercising his national security powers.
|
|
The defense contended that Mr. Hernandez's admissions reflected a fiction he had concocted.
|
|
Jesse Jackson endured death threats when he contended for the presidency in 1988.
|
|
In practice, however, Asians petitioning for citizenship simply contended that they were white.
|
|
He contended that the Trump election quite frankly is a reaction to that.
|
|
"They are trying to destroy my political career with this campaign," he contended.
|
|
A central issue in the trial was whether D.J. is profoundly cognitively impaired, as the prosecution contended and the court seemed to accept, or is competent cognitively but unable to communicate his thoughts without highly skilled assistance, as the defense contended.
|
|
On Tuesday, Ryan contended those disagreements show a party that has not become complacent.
|
|
The Berkeley group contended that this constituted "interference," and that Berkeley deserved the patent.
|
|
A continued legal effort, the source contended, might "force" Roberts to make a decision.
|
|
" SIGAR also contended the government is "failing to protect reformers and whistleblowers from reprisal.
|
|
Arnold contended in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter the show was doomed anyway.
|
|
Whether such time was legally sufficient could become a contended matter in a lawsuit.
|
|
" He contended the U.S. central bank does not "have a feel for the Market.
|
|
Stevens also contended that GM already has a robust presence in the United States.
|
|
"The market is saying that the pace is a little too fast," he contended.
|
|
Wells' relatives have long contended he would never have participated in such a scheme.
|
|
Oil prices will likely fall again in the long run, contended trader Brian Kelly.
|
|
But Conforto contended that he felt ready to face the talented Nationals, and Strasburg.
|
|
Horizon contested the claim and contended that Express Scripts had breached the rebate agreement.
|
|
He contended that America would not give into the "fear" stirred up by Trump.
|
|
"We need a lot of rate hikes, not just one or two," Miller contended.
|
|
Arpaio has contended the order wasn't clear and he didn't intend to violate it.
|
|
Then again, Razer has never contended that it makes devices and gadgets for everyone.
|
|
Some traders contended that those food stocks look too expensive at their current levels.
|
|
In tweets, the president contended that the agreement — which funds the government through Sept.
|
|
Trader Pete Najarian contended the company's growth potential could drive the stock even higher.
|
|
Echoing comments from Trump himself, Gorka contended that moving on would strengthen US security.
|
|
He had contended his roommate was Burleigh's killer, but the jury rejected that defense.
|
|
Trump again contended that the protests have cost the NFL viewers and ticket sales.
|
|
The suit contended that when Carra Crouch told her grandmother about the assault, Mrs.
|
|
But the department cannot eliminate the carried interest tax benefit by itself, she contended.
|
|
He contended on Tuesday that writing a letter did not violate his earlier recusal.
|
|
Cramer, however, contended that China is not calling the shots in the trade negotiations.
|
|
Some members of Congress have also contended the firm's equipment poses a cybersecurity risk.
|
|
Some have contended that the plan benefits corporations at the expense of small businesses.
|
|
On Thursday, the president contended China "ripped off" the U.S. with its trade practices.
|
|
Swagway always contended that its boards met all the guidelines, such as they were.
|
|
Menendez has also contended that his actions were part of his legitimate legislative duties.
|
|
UBS has contended that the two businesses work closely together, bringing benefits to both.
|
|
Texas, an inmate contended his intellectual disability made him ineligible for the death penalty.
|
|
But in the C&J case, plaintiffs' lawyers contended, shareholders were not fully informed.
|
|
Arroyo contended that prosecutors did not prove that the mishandled funds went to her.
|
|
Reyes, O'Rourke contended, had a cynical, outdated view of the government's war on drugs.
|
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Many cosmetics, she contended, failed their wearers by trying to mask signs of aging.
|
|
Lawyers defending Shelby contended that the video offered an abridged version of what happened.
|
|
In Wilmington, residents contended with fallen trees, crushed roofs, and other damage on Friday.
|
|
The left-leaning Economic Policy Institute has contended that trade is the main culprit.
|
|
Critics of the prosecution contended that its trial tactics had significantly helped the defense.
|
|
China's reckless behavior, he contended, is endangering the global economy, and sapping America's strength.
|
|
But critics contended that too often they trampled due-process rights for accused students.
|
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She contended the rituals would help players overcome their doubts and encourage team cohesion.
|
|
Mapuche activists have contended for years that part of the territory is rightfully theirs.
|
|
Critics contended that companies would funnel the money to shareholders through buybacks and dividends.
|
|
In the past Mr. Morales's administration has frequently contended that sovereignty should trump rights.
|
|
In recent years, critics have contended that those deals allowed Facebook to stifle competition.
|
|
The trial was set for January 2021, and Levandowski had contended he was innocent.
|
|
Bonikowski contended that while the substance of Trumpism is ethnonationalist, its form is authoritarian.
|
|
Critics of the method have long contended that it lends itself to false confessions.
|
|
The men had contended that the second trial violated the Constitution's double jeopardy clause.
|
|
I had to see the facts," he contended, adding, "unlike a lot of reporters.
|
|
Yet it is Trump, Stepien contended, who deserves credit for any potential Senate gains.
|
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Because France did not do so, Uber contended, the law could not be enforced.
|
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He contended an unusual phenomenon is creating near-term challenges for the stock market.
|
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The officer opened fire out of fear for his partner's safety, the defense contended.
|
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However, the federal government still could have set a much stronger precedent, he contended.
|
|
However, Yardeni contended it's bullish, because it helps prevent the U.S. economy from overheating.
|
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, contended the deal "does have enforceable" labor and environmental standards.
|
|
An OMB spokesperson contended that the agency provided the committee with "hundreds" of documents.
|
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" He also contended, "It's just not a real thing, eventually it will be closed.
|
|
More investors would buy the shares, helping boost the company's market capitalization, Greenlight contended.
|
|
Incumbent Vice President George H.W. Bush contended, and ultimately prevailed, among several Republican rivals.
|
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In addition to promoting the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, he has contended that the Sept.
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The documents contended that the second option would be more costly and time-consuming.
|
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The pro-Trump messages were a "direct threat to their safety," the students contended.
|
|
Federal prosecutors contended that an underlying charge of voluntary manslaughter would be most appropriate.
|
|
His lawyers contended that Parliament had never intended to criminalize oral sex with animals.
|
|
Gross contended those rate trends can hurt not only savers but also the broader economy.
|
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Trump contended Kasich should "at least show up and say hello" at the GOP convention.
|
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The rapper has contended with a number of financial issues throughout his relationship with Jenner.
|
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" He contended that the Trump administration treated workers as "hostages" and "belittled their financial strain.
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He also contended that the denial caused him educational and emotional harm, including suicidal ideations.
|
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"Sure it's getting a little bit harder, but it's still easy monetary policy," he contended.
|
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Remington has contended the guns were safe, and blamed all the accidents on user error.
|
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Prosecutors contended that Trujillo's role as a public official placed a higher burden on him.
|
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He contended the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF will rise as bond prices rally.
|
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Trader Brian Kelly contended investors should not buy into Twitter until the stock gains momentum.
|
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Essentially, they contended, it was not Weinstein who was the predator — it was the women.
|
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But many who spoke to BuzzFeed News contended that the training bishops receive falls short.
|
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The suit had contended that BP misled investors by understating the severity of the spill.
|
|
Some global health experts contended the W.H.O.'s decision was more about politics than medicine.
|
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The unauthorized protest in January 2015 caused confusion among the police ranks, Mr. Deeb contended.
|
|
"Nothing truly prepares you" for the stress of the presidency but being there, Obama contended.
|
|
But artificial intelligence should not be viewed as a glimpse of the future, Lee contended.
|
|
But critics contended that Ubisoft was pitting freelance artists against each other in a competition.
|
|
If concerns about the global economy grow, gold could do well, contended trader Brian Kelly.
|
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He has repeatedly contended he can redirect money from other agencies to fund the wall.
|
|
After officially launching her campaign in February, Warren contended with skeptical headlines about her fundraising.
|
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But their relationship was turbulent, and Conley's defense reportedly contended Adam was abusive and controlling.
|
|
Plaintiffs' lawyers contended some evidence of corporate misconduct was inextricably linked to their scientific claims.
|
|
JPMorgan "should have been up a lot more" than that Thursday, contended trader Karen Finerman.
|
|
Prosecutors have contended that the ruling incorrectly interpreted the federal extortion law, the Hobbs Act.
|
|
But Facebook has contended it would be technically difficult to dredge up all that information.
|
|
" He contended that they marked a "major step backwards for consumers and the video marketplace.
|
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However, developed markets have an important place in an investor's portfolio right now, he contended.
|
|
Gold's strong run this year may still have legs, some "Fast Money" traders contended Friday.
|
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Mulvaney contended that a "good" shutdown — as Trump described — would be one that "fixes" Washington.
|
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The companies contended they did not continue marketing leaded paints once the risks were known.
|
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Tarrant County prosecutors contended Couch is responsible for his own absence by fleeing to Mexico.
|
|
Via estate taxes, he contended, heirs pay taxes a second time on the same assets.
|
|
In the 90s, media executives contended that they were just giving people what they wanted.
|
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She contended that women should not all be automatically believed simply because they are women.
|
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Roach contended that stocks are in a danger zone with or without a trade war.
|
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" At Axios, Mike Allen contended that by governing as an independent, Trump can "liberate himself.
|
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But Schiff contended that the department's guidelines were flawed because of the statute of limitations.
|
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The official contended that Democratic goals would not lower drug prices but instead hurt patients.
|
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Hyp3r contended that its practices did not violate Facebook's rules because it used public data.
|
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Print-at-home tickets could more easily be altered or sold multiple times, they contended.
|
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Laster also contended that it was a "noteworthy exception" for Mattis to perform the ceremony.
|
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The victory shows Democrats "are going hard left," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell contended Wednesday.
|
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Some contended that a dueling capital punishment measure on the ballot may have confused voters.
|
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Pallone, who asked for Wednesday's hearing, has long contended that the websites facilitate illegal gambling.
|
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His level of play, I contended, echoed the greatness of Tiger Woods in his heyday.
|
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Yesterday morning at NPR, Rodney Carmichael contended that there was a sadness to the joke.
|
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She contended that shows needed to look beyond their networks of people to make change.
|
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South Korean and American intelligence officials have long contended that North Korea ordered the killing.
|
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Ms. Lipton contended that the vulnerability of her character required little acting on her part.
|
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The White House contended that American immigration law barred the admission of convicted drug offenders.
|
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They also contended the attorney general's office suffered from a "pervasive bias" against Mr. Trump.
|
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Disney has also recently contended with subscriber losses at ESPN and ratings turbulence at ABC.
|
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Mr. DeRose contended that dissatisfaction with taxes would lead many voters to support Mr. Cox.
|
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Pence contended Democrats "nearly ran America into the ground" the last time they controlled Congress.
|
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Clissold contended the second half of pre-election years carry higher probability of deeper pullbacks.
|
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John Collins, a spokesman for Grubhub, contended that the legislation would wind up hurting restaurants.
|
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Konashenkov contended the flights were part of planned training and in accordance with international law.
|
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He contended that state and local governments have "significant" federal funding to respond to outbreaks.
|
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The present moment, James contended, is "a synthetic datum," not experienced as much as manufactured.
|
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Philbin contended that such a step would set a dangerous precedent and paralyze the body.
|
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Rivers has long contended that no player approaches the competitiveness of his point guard, Paul.
|
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"The biggest thing I contended with is who is going to replace me," Jamil said.
|
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Regarding the settlement, Koch "contended... that plaintiffs fabricated allegations of mistreatment" to obtain U-visas.
|
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McConnell contended that Trump went "clearly more than halfway to meet the Democrats" on immigration.
|
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He contended, against the evidence, that he was married to the country singer Barbara Mandrell.
|
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Knife-throwing has been big since the 1970s, contended Bobby Branton, who also makes knives.
|
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She contended that the groups' efforts are solely aimed at stopping offshore exploration and development.
|
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Top Democrats contended that Trump could change the policy with the stroke of a pen.
|
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It never turns out well," Summers contended that this claims contains, "two levels of illogic.
|
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He contended the former secretary of state has changed her views too often to be trusted.
|
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" Ryan contended that voters from both parties "undeniably" want a "clean break from a failed system.
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The companies also contended the White House is pressuring the FCC, which they said was inappropriate.
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The other problem is that Snapchat's young audience isn't desirable for many brands, several sources contended.
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"That is what I think one of the major tasks of the new administration," he contended.
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He contended the Proud Boys oppose racism, while the SPLC said it stood by its research.
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San Francisco has even contended with delivery robots, which local politicians complain can clog the streets.
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"We would be derelict in our duty if we didn't do something about it," Hensarling contended.
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Critics had contended that politics trumped human rights in some of last year's key ranking decisions.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer contended on Friday that the rules held back economic growth.
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Sessions also contended that he would not let personal views cloud his enforcement of the law.
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" But sustainable growth, he contended, must be supported by business investments because consumption is "less durable.
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" He contended that the U.S. is in "better shape to weather this than the Chinese are.
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And the pullback shouldn't necessarily be a point of hesitation or concern for investors, Stockton contended.
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" The letter contended that Georgulas is "using alleged medical professionals to fundamentally alter her son's physiology.
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Traders Guy Adami and Brian Kelly contended the metal would keep rallying in a choppy market.
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Clinton contended that "there is no other Donald Trump" than the bombastic candidate Americans have seen.
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He contended that the meeting with lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya was actually regarding a Russian adoption prohibition.
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On appeal, the music companies contended Pauley's pre-trial rulings restricted them from pursuing other claims.
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Aboriginals, like indigenous populations elsewhere in the world, have contended with a gruesome history of discrimination.
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Some Trump critics have contended that the billionaire's unrestrained tongue could put US secrets in danger.
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He appealed because he contended that his lawyer did not question whether his confession was legal.
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Warren contended that Ayotte is "running away from" Trump as public opinion has turned against him.
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"Clearly, there's not a lot of confidence in the leadership," contended Tusk, Uber's first political strategist.
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He has also repeatedly contended that windmills are responsible for the deaths of many, many birds.
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She, who struggled financially, endured relationships that weren't working, and contended with a painful, dysfunctional childhood.
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" But a Ritchie source contended the case isn't personal, telling PEOPLE, "Madonna has long misrepresented him.
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She and her supporters contended she was innocent, and called the charges against her politically motivated.
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He contended risk has dropped since the 2008 financial crisis with increased oversight and capital requirements.
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Levying high tariffs on foreign-made goods, Cruz contended, would cause cost increases for the consumer.
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But as negative sentiment piles up, stocks look poised to mount a stark reversal, he contended.
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He contended that recently battered Netflix, instead, looks appealing on a breakout from its current levels.
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They contended that home owners were responsible for preventing any poisoning hazards in their living spaces.
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Drug costs continue to rise and will only get worse moving forward, one expert contended Tuesday.
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However, trader Brian Kelly contended the results may not reflect broader trends in the housing space.
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In addition, she contended that while Iranians threaten to steadily up their productions there are limitations.
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When White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders contended during an appearance on Fox News Sunday
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Amid another battering for stocks Monday, billionaire businessman Donald Trump contended that markets still look overvalued.
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The administration has contended that the asylum seekers are pushing the immigration system to its limits.
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The Islanders contended Justin Abdelkader should have been called for goaltender interference, but the goal stood.
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Trump has contended international dumping of steel and aluminum has hurt American producers of the metals.
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He contended that our economy stands to lose money and jobs as we curb carbon emissions.
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He contended that the proposed sentencing changes would result in the premature release of violent felons.
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Anand contended that Rose's legal team had not been responsive to requests to negotiate a settlement.
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The economy is currently strong, he added, but contended it has nothing to do with Trump.
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But critics have contended that the segregated hours infringe upon the separation of church and state.
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Opponents contended that the ACA had not eliminated health care inefficiency but rather had shifted it.
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They contended that Alabama's process was similar to Florida's, which the court struck down this year.
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In addition to some of those big, big players, but… they are to be contended with.
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The company contended that Zarda was fired for failing to provide an enjoyable experience to customers.
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School officials contended the spending plan for the fiscal year that started July 1 is balanced.
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Critics have long contended that Donald Trump's boasts of great wealth were, at the least, inflated.
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Apple has contended that the court order could have grave consequences for digital security and privacy.
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But the $13 billion tie-up between Amazon and Whole Foods will change things, Simon contended.
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Clinton's lead, several of her allies contended that he should shift his focus from criticizing Mrs.
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"The conversations in TV and radio land were barely visible within text-based journalism," Allen contended.
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Google, the largest component of Alphabet, had contended that free samples would lead to increased subscriptions.
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Several experts, as well as Democrats, have contended those provisions aren't allowed under the Byrd Rule.
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In addition to some of those big, big players, but … they are to be contended with.
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Even before the blazes, the wineries of the Hunter Valley had contended with years of drought.
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They contended that Johnson and Lewis had not followed the usual qualifying steps for the relays.
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Cramer contended the stock would be falling if it weren't for the rotation in the market.
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They also initially contended there was an outstanding warrant for Few, which investigators said wasn't true.
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In lawsuits, they contended that Westway would be a harmful boondoggle for highway and construction interests.
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They contended that the curriculum ought to focus more on the nation's triumphs than its sins.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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The Justice Department contended that McGahn, as a close presidential adviser, was absolutely immune from subpoena.
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The president also contended that Saudi Arabia was critical to keeping a lid on oil prices.
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The parent contended that the coach had committed statutory rape, and had sent sexually inappropriate messages.
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Professor Eliach contended that anti-Semitic Poles had done so deliberately, though the charge was disputed.
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Trump also contended "there are no mixed messages" coming out of his administration on North Korea.
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On Wednesday, it contended with the death of a giant rabbit on one of its flights.
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The Soviet Union contended the jet was on a spying mission, which the United States denied.
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Iran has long contended that the missiles are its defensive bulwark in an increasingly hostile region.
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But Donohue contended that a gas tax increase alone would not cause lawmakers to lose elections.
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There, Gorka contended that most of the stories he reads about internal tension are totally false.
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O.J. Simpson in 2016 and contended for a guest spot on Brooklyn Nine-Nine in 2018.
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Over the past decade, Ms. Maycock contended, austerity has been a big brake on women's empowerment.
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There's nothing in terms of company fundamentals or industry trends to justify the move, he contended.
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He contended that the president went "clearly more than halfway to meet the Democrats" on immigration.
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Biden contended that Republicans are looking out for wealthy Americans and corporations more than working families.
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The satellite companies had contended that a private sale would be faster than a public auction.
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"If it weren't for me, Hong Kong would have been obliterated in 14 minutes," he contended.
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But Trump contended last week that the U.S. was under "no pressure" to reach an agreement.
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He contended that Columbus actually took the tough stance of punishing crew members who committed transgressions.
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The officials also contended that Flynn and Kislyak had been in contact prior to the Nov.
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On Wednesday, Cramer contended that Bank of America posted the strongest earnings numbers of the big banks.
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Democrats contended the step was necessary due to what they called Pruitt's efforts to misrepresent his record.
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They contended Sidwell retaliated in materials included in her college applications, including test scores, rankings and recommendations.
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But he has always contended that he got extra scrutiny from the police because of his video.
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Despite those peaks, the housing market does not seem to have a turning point soon, he contended.
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If Nalcor had done the work, they would have seen that this is flatly untrue, she contended.
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Prosecutors contended he killed Berman because she knew too much about the 1982 disappearance of his wife.
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Trump repeatedly contended the law would boost job and GDP growth — and help stocks in the process.
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Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon contended Tuesday that the document shows the email search was "utterly unjustified."
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" Halinovcic contended that "we had great expectations, but we still need to process what we have done.
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" She contended that Republican members "wanted to avoid the embarrassment of having [Sabia] in the witness chair.
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On Friday, however, the judges contended the policy was not a total prohibition on transgender military service.
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Adami contended it could dip to $35 per share, down from about $38, where it closed Tuesday.
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And, as is something of a time-honored tradition in homeopathy, she contended with skeptics and critics.
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Trump contended, without evidence, that millions of people voted illegally in the 2016 presidential election he won.
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Icahn and many other observers have contended that crisis-level interest rates could artificially inflate asset prices.
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Prosecutors contended Wilkins paid $20 for crack cocaine and Freeman gave him a piece of gravel instead.
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He contended Gardner had caused the crash when she cut in front of him with her bicycle.
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Callahan Erdoes contended that a focus on short-term risks "erodes everything" about long-term investment gains.
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"And, let's face it: The last five or six [economic] numbers have been really soft," he contended.
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On Sunday, John Legend, a vocal Trump critic, contended his rhetoric was an inspiration for the shooting.
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That is not excusable -- no matter how much economic pain they've contended with these past few decades.
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Qualcomm has contended this is not the case and that there is adequate competition in the market.
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Defendant contended that the amounts collected as gratuities from Plaintiff were paid to his independent contractor couriers.
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Clinton contended that Trump seemed to be "contributing nothing to our nation" by minimizing his tax burden.
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Democrats contended Sessions is too close to Trump, too harsh on immigrants, and weak on civil rights.
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Google, the largest component of Alphabet Inc, had contended that free samples would lead to increased subscriptions.
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The FTC also contended that smartphones wouldn't be quite as expensive if not for Qualcomm's patent licensing.
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Marketers have long contended that consumers willingly trade their data for more customized ads and personalized services.
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Kashkari contended that he simply wants to fuel a discussion on reducing risk in the financial system.
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He contended cutting loopholes and boosting tax revenue would create more revenue to fund infrastructure and education.
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House Republicans had contended that rising insurance premiums was the main reason for repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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Gartman contended that corruption in some emerging market governments reduces the safety of investing in those locales.
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She contended that low prices will eventually force supply cuts, giving the commodity some room to recover.
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His lawyers contended the women who testified against him were lying and the sexual relations were consensual.
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After oil prices slid again Tuesday, some "Fast Money" traders contended retail and consumer stocks could benefit.
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"The challenge now is we're back to the drawing board when it comes to Alzheimer's," Syed contended.
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The SEC also contended the company and Levan committed accounting fraud by scheming to minimize BankAtlantic's losses.
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On "Closing Bell," he also contended Alcoa has increased competitiveness by cutting smelting capacity at some facilities.
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That should be the benchmark that people should go off of," he contended Thursday on "Squawk Box.
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Academics, writers, film-makers, psychologists and public figures have long contended with the meaning of her death.
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In his defence of Mr McDonnell, Noel Francisco contended that the jury had been given faulty instructions.
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On Tuesday, Trump contended that "nobody has the experience" to run the department because of its size.
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They contended that contending their denials of service are discriminatory and violate the federal health care law.
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He has contended that he could persuade enough superdelegates, the party leaders who have overwhelmingly backed Mrs.
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" Bush also contended that "people of every race, religion, and ethnicity can be fully and equally American.
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Since the beginning of Cold War studies, two basic schools of thought contended to define the narrative.
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Rathburn, the records show, contended that privacy laws and supplier policies prevented him from providing such proof.
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Firefighters contended with triple-digit temperatures and winds of up to 26 miles per hour on Saturday.
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Dean contended that Murphy's experience on Wall Street has shown him why a progressive platform is necessary.
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Sooner or later, they've contended, a scientist will discover dinosaurs much closer to the moment of destruction.
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"Manafort contended only his firms -- and not he -- needed to register," prosecutors wrote in Wednesday's court filing.
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Central banks seem either "less willing" or "less able" to use policy to "repress volatility," he contended.
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And he contended that Trump's staunch support within the party could weaken by the 2020 primary season.
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"We've always contended that the more people see Mayor Pete, the more they like him," Smith said.
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The White House has contended that the military is not conducting a ground combat mission in Iraq.
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Joyce played in just 83 games for the Athletics last season as he contended with back injuries.
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In his opening argument, Bertisch contended that the case was not really about the handshake at all.
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He also contended the law was a revenue-raising bill because it imposed taxes to raise revenue.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, had contended that such communications were privileged and should be kept confidential.
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Warner contended its copyright to the lyrics came through the Hill sisters' publisher that it had acquired.
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Even if they are, they contended, that does not amount to a constitutional violation by the president.
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Never in the past century have so many heavyweights contended, all at once, for the White House.
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But critics contended that votes in the race for vice president changed dramatically after the script change.
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House Republicans, meanwhile, contended Trump had exercised restraint against Iran and called the resolution a partisan exercise.
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They also contended with the tropical heat, as temps reached over 90 degrees on the wedding day.
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He contended that her death had been an accident and that he was not responsible for it.
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But Mr. Odinga contended that the vote-counting process was flawed, and he disputed the partial results.
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There have even been blazes in wetlands and rainforests that have not contended with this threat before.
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On Monday, Johnson contended with Kyle Larson, the points leader and most dominant driver of the day.
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"The whole night was a challenging moment," contended Luntz, who said he worked with Bloomberg in 2001.
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His office contended that was not the same as endorsing the impeachment inquiry being led by Democrats.
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Yet as he contended with his own diagnosis, he watched Forde deal gracefully and courageously with hers.
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But the chaos of the last week has been entirely of Trump's making, Biden contended on Tuesday.
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First debuted in the summer of 0003, the Model 2000 had a "relatively slow start," Lutz contended.
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"They would have to drop in value by 50 percent before you would buy them," O'Leary contended.
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Supply-siders contended that well-targeted tax cuts could generate big economic growth even without spending cuts.
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" He contended that the measure was necessary because Argentina had become "defenseless to criminals from other countries.
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"She set the tone for some actors in our country and gave them a signal," he contended.
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He also contended that some of the people who marched with the white nationalists were not bad.
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But Bolsonaro contended during a radio interview on Monday that he doesn't view the tariffs as retaliation.
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Meeks, who owns Apple shares and has broad exposure to tech stocks, contended the backdrop is strong.
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Konashenkov contended the flights were part of a planned training exercise and in accordance with international law.
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Although Ms. Schmitt tried to cut off contact, Mr. Landesman continued sending sexually explicit notes, she contended.
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M.L.B. has contended that the biggest roadblock to holding games in the Dominican Republic is its facilities.
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Jabs at Clinton seemed "to be the only unifying theme that they had," the presumptive Democratic nominee contended.
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" Miller contended that the F-35C "provides unique capabilities that can't be matched by modernizing fourth-generation aircraft.
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"This is about predatory behavior of a sitting President that has the right to be heard," Zavareei contended.
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Fans contended that it was too dark, while the episode's cinematographer insisted people needed to recalibrate their TVs.
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Dillon contended that divesting the business would have been too complicated and could have created even more conflicts.
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Democrats "know Steel Slats (Wall) are necessary for Border Security" but "are putting politics over Country," he contended.
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Huxley contended that when truth is drowned in a sea of irrelevance, we would become a trivial culture.
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In the following months, they contended that Wal-Mart was finding new ways to keep its costs low.
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Opponents of the tax have long contended that it would be ineffective because it could be easily avoided.
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Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania contended that "it's been problematic" for him to offer his official backing for Trump.
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" Fratto, on the other hand, contended that Glass-Steagall had "absolutely nothing to do with the financial crisis.
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Voltaire contended that a unique faith, if granted secular power, was bound to degenerate into cruelty and fanaticism.
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"I would say that that should focus investors in on the more economically sensitive, cyclical areas," he contended.
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He contended the organization's global associations were "incompatible" with church teachings on such issues as contraception and abortion.
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Singer contended that low interest rates and quantitative easing have exacerbated slow growth after the global financial crisis.
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Kamala Harris contended Wednesday that President Donald Trump's trade policy forced the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
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" Deputy Undersecretary Brandon Lipps contended that the analysis was provided "as soon as it was available and ready.
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" From a technical standpoint, he contended the stock faces "tremendous resistance with the trend line from its high.
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Emerging market stocks will outperform U.S. equities when another bull market comes, noted bear Marc Faber contended Tuesday.
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He contended that anything businesses do to invest their money elsewhere detracts from the purpose of making money.
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The technology battering on Friday holds a lesson for high-valuation start-ups, one noted venture capitalist contended.
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It makes more sense to levy the charge now while gas prices remain low for consumers, he contended.
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Ferro contended that the government's policies have caused undue stress on a country that would otherwise be prosperous.
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Whole Foods could continue to grow despite comparable-store sales "going the wrong way," trader Guy Adami contended.
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Still, Dudley contended that the labor market looks strong, and he believes unemployment will further decline in 2016.
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Seymour contended investors have shelled out more for those and other popular tech stocks because of recent results.
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However, trader Tim Seymour contended that he would stay away from the stock, as it still looks overvalued.
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The company has contended that iPhones with Intel chips benefit from Qualcomm patents and that Apple underpays royalties.
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Instead, he contended (this time seriously) that the climate solution America needs is to produce significantly more babies.
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In Tuesday morning tweets, the president contended that a bipartisan spending agreement — which funds the government through Sept.
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The Bridgewater Associates founder contended that central banks would "increasingly ease" through negative interest rates and bond-buying.
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A strong week for markets will not quash the volatility seen this year, Mohamed El-Erian contended Friday.
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After stocks rallied Tuesday, some "Fast Money" traders contended that another asset, gold, could be a winner ahead.
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She contended that lower gas prices and a pickup in wage growth should lead to more consumer spending.
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The stock now trades at a "pretty reasonable price" and could climb on Wednesday, contended trader Guy Adami.
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He contended banks are well-capitalized enough to sustain shocks similar to what happened during the financial crisis.
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" To do that, she contended that Tesla needs to "produce the data" and "show that this is safe.
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Adami contended the stock trades at a discount to many of its peers and may soon catch up.
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During the negotiations the government has contended Monsanto has failed to submit a proposal for an inspection system.
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They contended that leaving the computer restriction in place was preventing Pollard from taking an investment firm job.
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Mr. Maranhão contended that procedural rules had been broken in the impeachment vote against the president last month.
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Boutrous contended that even a partial response like that would be a violation of Acosta's First Amendment rights.
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Critics of the bill have contended that many women do not know they are pregnant by that point.
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Ross contended that China has more to lose in negotiations because of its trade surplus with the U.S.
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Fields, his attorneys contended, was remorseful for what he had done and did not mean to murder anyone.
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This was music built instead, it contended aesthetically, through an organic connection to its communities, to the streets.
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Rooney, the deputy district attorney, contended that Regina's fingerprints were found "all over" the gun, the Tribune reports.
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Gregory Pence insisted that the town "was not racist," but contended that there had been anti-Catholic prejudice.
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The officer contended that he was acting in self-defense when the suspect drove a car toward him.
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Trump contended that the Russia probe — which he again called a "witch hunt" — will not slow his agenda.
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Trump at the time contended the Tennessee Republican is "fighting" tax cuts and "couldn't get elected dog catcher."
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That typically drives oil prices down, but the chairman contended that it serves on-shore oil companies well.
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Heye contended that the Trump administration's record on the economy, particularly jobs, should be a massive political plus.
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But China is not the reason U.S. stocks "are unlikely to make new highs this year," Faber contended.
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Prosecutors contended Porter lied about Gray's condition when he saw him in the back of the police van.
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The prosecution contended that the e-mails were in code, and Ahmad subjected them to a probing read.
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But public health groups and some other women's groups contended that the science did not justify its approval.
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For years, Obama has contended with a Republican-controlled Congress in his attempts to pass his political agenda.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen also contended Monday that Congress needs to revise laws to end the policy.
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Anello has contended he thought the window was closed, and Chloe's parents have said they don't blame him.
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The Chargers contended that only a simple majority was needed, but a lower court judge rejected that interpretation.
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Without any evidence, Mr. Trump contended that they made an illicit pact with Mr. Biden for their support.
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Considered an amateur — she didn't yet have her Ph.D. — they contended she was inventing personality traits for animals.
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Ms. Horne, 18, has contended with depression, including feelings of inferiority, for as long as she can remember.
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But as roles were considered and cast, the filmmakers contended with questions about identity amid the Asian diaspora.
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They contended that the grave site was plundered and the mummified skeleton was stolen, violating the country's laws.
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The officers contended that they had struggled to subdue the man, who they said was violently resisting arrest.
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Populists have long contended that the global system of free trade hurt the livelihoods of many American workers.
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Mr. Musk has contended that Tesla's cars would be able to drive without human intervention by next year.
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More recently, the Asian-American community in New York has contended that it has been targeted and overlooked.
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A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, contended in a telephone interview that the insurgents had lost only one fighter.
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Some consumer advocates contended that by resorting to blackouts, the utilities were going to extremes to protect themselves.
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Even before that, researchers have long contended with a notoriously complex and often opaque thicket of access restrictions.
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Later in the interview, Charlamagne contended Biden's campaign "would be dead" if not for the endorsement of Rep.
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"If you really believe in climate change you need to do a lot of work now," he contended.
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" The mayor contended that his "basic vision and platform is where most Democrats in New York City are.
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In more recent years, they have contended with an Ebola case as well as a resurgence in measles.
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The astronaut's sons contended that incompetent medical care had cost him his life, and threatened to go public.
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Ford can only be tagged with liability for designing, manufacturing and selling allegedly defective vehicles, the company contended.
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They contended that blocking them was a form of deterring debate and expression of a spectrum of opinions.
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In court, the president-elect would have contended with the personal and potentially damaging testimony of aggrieved students.
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City has contended that UEFA acted incorrectly in assigning its case to the governing body's financial crimes unit.
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The senator contended that Trump backed off of a possible immigration solution when he faced pressure from conservatives.
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" The officer's lawsuit contended that Mr. Mckesson was liable for his injuries by failing "to calm the crowd.
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In a tweet, he contended that voters "wanted a better way" than the path the Democratic president offered.
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He defended the protest and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches did not have bad intentions.
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It has "absolutely no connection or credibility with any legitimate entity in the worldwide breaking community," he contended.
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Still, Kudlow, who has previously advocated for free trade, is a win for the stock market, Cramer, contended.
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And Ryan contended that the bill did not receive consideration because Democrats were not willing to back it.
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Before this year, García had contended for the Masters title six times and never finished higher than eighth.
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He also contended Trump does not have the authority to carry out war with Iran without congressional approval.
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On Wednesday, Biden contended Sanders and his allies have taken past comments on Social Security out of context.
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He and other supporters of Measure S have contended that new luxury developments can contribute to rising rents.
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The defense team contended that testifying against the other officers would compromise Porter's constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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Supply-siders contended that tax cuts could reduce government debt by stimulating economic growth, even without spending cuts.
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They also contended that they face a more difficult path than American citizens when sponsoring relatives for immigration.
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He contended that further consent was not needed because the revision involved a continuation of Bosnia's earlier case.
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After the bill signing, Trump contended that he could make better deals with foreign countries than Congress can.
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Health care across the system has been "grossly inadequate," a lawsuit by the Southern Poverty Law Center contended.
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Bureaucratic structures had deadened the moral sense of ordinary German soldiers, he contended, which made the Holocaust possible.
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He contended that this would not be as effective as opening as other, additional underutilized bands of spectrum.
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The President's son has contended that the brief meeting focused almost exclusively on the issue of Russian adoptions.
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The unions have long contended that disciplinary records can be used to harass officers, especially during cross-examinations.
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Huawei contended in the suit that the restrictions were overly punitive and singled out certain companies (The Hill).
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She contended that both the Soviet and United States governments had covered up the presence of alien life.
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Foreign businesses contended that they should be allowed to compete based on the same rules as local businesses.
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I contended that the company's stock was worth every penny and that it belonged in every investor's portfolio.
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"The 'buy American' requirements are going to be a little difficult to put together step by step," he contended.
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" The minister contended that "our government will not weaken the credibility of the signature of the government of Canada.
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Among other things, the company contended that innovation might actually be quicker, not slower, if research labs were consolidated.
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But Tesla needs a "different skill set" to build 500,000 units a year and expand into China, he contended.
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" He contended a "Trump temper tantrum will shut down the government, but it will not get him his wall.
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He also contended that the U.S. military will construct the wall — a process that could also require congressional appropriations.
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The lawyers contended that Forcillo had reasonable grounds to believe he needed to protect himself and those around him.
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But other advisers have contended that it is important to make good on a campaign promise to Cuban-Americans.
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Lawmakers have contended that Mylan underpaid Medicaid rebates by misclassifying EpiPen as a generic instead of a branded drug.
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In a lawsuit filed in 2007, EMI Group Ltd contended the MP3tunes website and a related one called Sideload.
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"They're doing it more blatantly now," said Brady, who contended that drug users face few repercussions from law enforcement.
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Nonfarm payrolls of 190,000 or more could signal the Fed is ready to raise rates, contended trader Brian Kelly.
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He contended that companies would "move out" of China or Mexico and relocate to the U.S. due to tariffs.
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In a lawsuit filed in 143, EMI Group Ltd contended the MP3tunes website and a related one called Sideload.
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We should look at this moment optimistically because that's how America has contended with these challenges in the past.
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He contended it would create new jobs by keeping businesses in the United States and boosting investment at home.
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The Avalanche contended that Dallas center Tyler Pitlick interfered with Varlamov, and the challenge was successful after a review.
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Police found a bottle of pills that Manuel said were vitamins but that officers contended were illegal Ecstasy pills.
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Some economists said consumer inflation may accelerate due to dwindling pig stocks, but others contended price rises will cool.
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The school district "permitted, encouraged and supported" Christian religious activities on school property during school hours, Fisk's lawsuit contended.
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On Monday, McConnell contended that Democrats have tried to hold off Kavanaugh's confirmation for as long as they can.
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Waymo contended that Otto and Uber were using key parts of its self-driving technology, specifically related to LiDAR.
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His widow, and subsequent scholars and researchers, contended that he had been beaten in Fresnes prison before his trial.
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The father contended that the mother was unfit, couldn't support the children, and was preoccupied with her new boyfriend.
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"All (Clinton's) friends" take advantage of tax loopholes, Trump contended, citing billionaire Clinton supporters George Soros and Warren Buffett.
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The man contended that Chris had told him he had children but otherwise acted as though he was single.
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As he contended with the powerful currents, his head bobbing in the waves, his eyes became bleary with exhaustion.
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City officials contended they would have turned Vasquez over to ICE if federal officials had obtained an arrest warrant.
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Kleinfeld contended that concerns of a slowdown and decreased commodities demand in China would not drag on Alcoa's business.
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Taubes contended that was because the standard diet didn't have enough refined sugary beverages to depict average American consumption.
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It didn't have the promise of the exotic in it, it contended too much with what were "fringe" fears.
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A path of "liquidity-supported growth" driven by years of easy Fed policy will "likely end," El-Erian contended.
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Any contrary arguments by the oil company, West contended, were simply another BP attempt to rewrite the settlement agreement.
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If urgency is the guiding principle, they contended, Pelosi would not have withheld the impeachment articles for so long.
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" But it still contended that this group was "the best available representation of exposures to mixtures of combustion products.
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He contended that the move would make travel routes more efficient and reduce delays that travelers see at airports.
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With its shares down about 70 percent in the last year, Twitter's valuation "makes sense," contended trader David Seaburg.
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Cramer also contended that any imperfections reflected in the company's earnings reports are buying opportunities rather than actual weaknesses.
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Its shares have fallen 21 percent this year, but it could get a boost from supply reductions, Seymour contended.
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Where McMonagle alleged Constand lay in bed with him, she contended she sat on the bed next to him.
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That appeal was rejected, and Brown subsequently contended her punishment was "cruel and unusual" under the same 2012 ruling.
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Instead, Marco Andretti never contended on a day his four teammates were clearly among the best in the field.
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That sort of "socialist capitalism" is a reason that millennials are flocking to Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, he contended.
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"That is where the mischaracterization and misinformation about the basic deal continues to be in the ether," Glen contended.
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He also contended that stocks have not reached a level of overvaluation that would lead to a bear market.
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But it contended its article was "otherwise no different" than similar stories published by the Huffington Post and Vice.
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Health-care technology company Athenahealth and its colorful chief executive Jonathan Bush have contended with critics in the past.
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Though some touted Tesla's long-term prospects, traders contended they would avoid the company's shares at their current price.
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Among them, he contended that it would assume labor force growth and productivity growth that may not be achievable.
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Cotton contended that the second step would face court challenges and likely get hung up in the judicial system.
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Trader Tim Seymour, though, contended that Disney has a strong chance to "survive and innovate" even in that environment.
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Rome contended Kasich submitted more than 800 invalid signatures in the 2,184 submitted by the Ohio governor's presidential campaign.
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Kapoor's lawyers acknowledged Insys paid doctors but contended he believed they were being legally paid to discuss Subsys' benefits.
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Part of what I'm interested in is how these people who were living anti-normative lifestyles contended with opposition.
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Conservative political and business elites were persecuting her again, this time to sabotage her pro-poor policies, she contended.
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"The real-world consequences of Trump's governance matters enormously, and so does the pushback Trump is getting," Ygelesias contended.
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Regulators contended the older vehicles had undisclosed emissions controls that allowed vehicles to emit excess pollution in normal driving.
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He then contended that fraud had lost him the popular vote (which Hillary Clinton won by 2800 million votes).
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In contrast, larger rival Hays Plc contended last month that markets had stabilised and there was a gradual improvement.
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Rohrabacher has long contended that his position on the panel has encouraged him to build closer ties to Russia.
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"But you did get opportunities kind of thrust in your face at all time at all angles," he contended.
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The suit contended that Amex downplayed the financial significance of that relationship, which ended when Costco aligned with Visa.
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Both Yerkes and the English zoo contended the move would benefit the species because of donations to conservation groups.
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Coming down on the military in any way would have been a backward step for Myanmar's progress, they contended.
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While labeling Trump's words "mean" and "hateful," a media law expert contended they were unlikely to be considered libelous.
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He contended that a recklessness standard failed to satisfied the federal requirement that a person actually use physical force.
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Endo contended that the new Opana ER and its hard coating deterred abuse, but this summer, the FDA disagreed.
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A DCCC aide contended that the Democratic candidates with the best chances of unseating Republicans are winning their races.
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But she contended that it was the fight over Kavanaugh, whom she voted against, that ultimately did her in.
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After Mr. Snowden publicly blew the whistle, the president contended this directive, called PPD-19, would have protected him.
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They also contended it would cause an undercount and jeopardize congressional seats and billions of dollars in federal funding.
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Antismoking activists have long contended that such a move would save lives by reducing the number of young smokers.
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But prosecutors contended that the size of the options position shocked the investors betting that the stock would fall.
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He contended other retailers do not have a level playing field with Amazon and said it needs to change.
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Prosecutors contended Goodson gave Gray a "rough ride," failed to ensure his safety and should have called a medic.
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Some economists said consumer inflation may accelerate due to dwindling pig stocks, but others contended price rises will cool.
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Nor does it mean, as some Republicans have contended, that the deficit-increasing tax cuts will pay for themselves.
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Trump contended on Wednesday that wealthy people can better run the U.S. economy because they do not need money.
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According to the report released by the I.T.F. on Tuesday, Lepchenko contended that she stopped taking meldonium around Dec.
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Janet contended that patients "split off" memories of traumatic events and manifested them in an array of physical symptoms.
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The action came after Amazon had contended that it lost the deal because of potential interference from President Trump.
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Dr. Marik contended that Ms. Frustaci had been negligent in failing to obtain the ultrasound treatments he had recommended.
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They later contended that Few had been driving recklessly and rammed their patrol car, putting their lives in danger.
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He contended that experts believe that the reason America was unprepared is because it doesn't have a unified system.
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Mr. Warner contended that the sex was consensual, but he was suspended and banned from campus for three years.
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Elizabeth Warren, a former Democratic presidential candidate, contended that bailed-out firms should be barred from conducting buybacks permanently.
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Both times he contended with a challenge from Brian Cunningham, a former chief of staff to a council member.
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Mr. West contended that the artist's responsibility is only to himself, not to any greater ideology or other people.
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He had nothing more to say, he contended, and was happy to put the struggle of writing behind him.
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He contended that if we want a better world in the new year, we should treat women with dignity.
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But most contended that "Moonlight" would have won with or without the push for a more diverse voting pool.
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Iran has contended that its missile tests do not violate the resolution's language, which does not specifically prohibit testing.
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The letter from the alumni association contended that Ms. Paulus had shown "little respect or interest" in the institute.
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Eliminating the lock that the big agencies have on ratings might also avoid another financial mess, the group contended.
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Leftist unions like the ILWU embraced black workers because, reflecting their ideology, they contended workers were stronger when united.
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It also contended that the neoconservative foreign policy establishment is beholden to American Jews who are attached to Israel.
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This has long been an issue that Simpsons fans have contended with, some even making memes about the situation.
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And legislative oversight of the executive represents a core constitutional function—one with which many an administration has contended.
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The two contended the move would reduce inefficiencies, lowering costs for consumers and giving them a better user experience.
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She contended that it could open taxpayers to more liability or make it easier for mortgage lenders to discriminate.
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But he contended that passing a measure requiring background checks for all guns sales would better solve the problem.
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Syrian officials have contended that journalists operating outside of government-controlled territory, as Ms. Colvin did, violated the law.
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State controlled media has contended that the trade war is hurting American consumers more than Chinese companies and citizens.
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Executives contended during the investor presentations that Snapchat's slowdown was largely due to technical issues with its Android app.
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The president also contended Biden would roll over in trade talks with China if he won the White House.
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" In a report on the speech at the time, Rappler contended that it was "100-percent owned by Filipinos.
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Prosecutors contended that Labrie had violated these conditions repeatedly by traveling to Boston, in part to visit a girlfriend.
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Bayer and J&J contended Xarelto's warnings were adequate and that any purported inadequacy did not cause her death.
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He also defended the protest and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches did not have bad intentions.
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For example, some researchers have contended that allegations of wrongdoing may be frivolous or driven by employees' personal vendettas.
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Mr. McKinstry contended that the strength of a rebuttal to the latest analysis had helped lead to the decision.
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In recent years, Iditarod racers have contended with unusually warm winter conditions that left parts of the trail bare.
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In recent years, Iditarod racers have contended with unusually warm winter conditions that left parts of the trail bare.
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Prosecutors contended that the ruling undermined their ability to continue holding corrupt politicians accountable in scores of pending cases.
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Xi's speech contended that these movements are not only misguided, but that they're on the wrong side of history.
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Facebook's stock would rise if Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg resigned or was ousted, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended on Monday.
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Instead, it's a longer-term strategy, but Xerox does have something to be excited about in 2017, the CEO contended.
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Hubers' lawyers, Kathryn Korn and Fred Roth, contended that they showed a workplace subtly rigged in favor of male employees.
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Still, there's no harm in playing it safe, Cote contended, citing the risk of investing in results yet to come.
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The market also contended with concerns about Venezuela's crude production slipping further and with bullish drawdowns in U.S. crude inventories.
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It contended the officers used excessive force in the shooting incident and that Stephon was a victim of racial profiling.
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Defense attorneys contended the sex was consensual, and Kitchings testified that he was only guilty of cheating on his wife.
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Kudlow also contended Wednesday that Democratic gains in Congress would hurt financial markets, but it is unclear if they would.
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The best way to do this, the company contended, is to block websites that serve pirated content in the country.
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Some city council members contended the mayor was inappropriately offering favors to church members and filed requests for his impeachment.
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In their rebuttal, state prosecutors contended that the "LMAO" comment should not end the trial, the Asbury Park Press reported.
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Biotech stocks dragged on the market Friday, and some "Fast Money" traders contended that the pain may not be done.
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"Some people say that silver has been demonetized and it's a commercial metal," contended Paul, a former Republican presidential candidate.
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The study contended that the bigger issue is "overprivilege," meaning that apps have more access and capabilities than they need.
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The Republicans also contended, along with the governor, that the current system made it too difficult to punish bad behavior.
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The 40-year-old actress contended that given his passionate scenes with Viola Davis in Widows, Neeson couldn't be racist.
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According to WCBS, Cheung contended in court that the DNA evidence actually creates "serious doubts" about her client's supposed guilt.
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Trump's private team of lawyers has also contended with requests from Congress for information related to the President's personal finances.
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He cited seasonal weakness along with geopolitical concerns for the weakness, but contended stocks would recover strongly before year's end.
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She contended that parents should be concerned about what four years of a Trump presidency would do their children. Mrs.
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Last week, Oracle lost a court challenge in which it contended that the contract was tainted by conflicts of interest.
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As for the Federal Reserve, Grant contended December's expected rate hike is likely off the table for the time being.
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Justice Department lawyers contended that just the fact that Maslenjak had lied was enough to take away her American citizenship.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro — contended Pantaleo should have been fired.
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And the market's perception of what frequent rate hikes could do has the power to outweigh the reality, Cramer contended.
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Despite strong job growth, the labor market continued to show blemishes in December, former U.S Labor Secretary Robert Reich contended.
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Meanwhile, CPS contended Rauner's intended action on the bill would exceed the veto power afforded governors under the Illinois Constitution.
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Yusko contended that Indian stocks will rise in 2016 after being dragged down in 2015 with all the emerging markets.
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She and other opponents of the Amazon deal contended the e-commerce giant did not cooperate enough with local stakeholders.
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He contended that Tesla is worth owning long-term, but not until it pulls back closer to $120 per share.
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Sherrill, 75, contended in his lawsuit that the NCAA investigation harmed his reputation and kept him from getting another job.
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Investors may want to avoid U.S. multinational companies that have significant exposure to a stronger dollar, contended trader Dan Nathan.
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Many food stocks have beaten the market this year, and traders contended that some of those could continue to rise.
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Yes, the value could be considered "tippy," but "the prospects for the company are very, very exciting," the executive contended.
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On the Democratic front, pundits have contended that Sanders would likely win Idaho (27 delegates total) and Utah (37 delegates).
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But the market's perception of what frequent rate hikes could do has the power to outweigh the reality, Cramer contended.
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Prosecutors contended the beatings began soon after both brothers approached church leaders with their plans to leave the secretive congregation.
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The judge contended that Uber's drivers were not doling out rides fairly to all passengers, regardless of where they live.
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Schatz contended that while the Affordable Care Act may have been controversial, it was transparent: There were hearings and amendments.
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However, AARP contended Wednesday that those Americans could also take a hit, saying more costs could potentially shift to seniors.
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Boockvar contended the 10-Year Treasury yield will push back toward 3 percent — preventing the from cracking above its Jan.
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The first lady's communications director, Stephanie Grisham, has contended that the anti-bullying initiative has been carried out as planned.
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The goal then survived a challenge by Sharks coach Peter DeBoer, who contended that the Capitals entered the zone offside.
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Texas contended that state legislators have considerable leeway to protect the health of women who seek to end a pregnancy.
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Still, the House Democrats' campaign arm contended that swing-district GOP lawmakers abandoned their push to protect the young immigrants.
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In the past three weeks, prices have declined from three-year highs as the market has contended with supply concerns.
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The objectivity standard eroded in the late 20th Century as a core of academics contended that the standard stifled journalists.
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James Grant (R), the bill's sponsor, has contended that the measure clarifies the ballot proposal that voters supported last November.
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But House Republicans contended that a state law mandated that those barcodes could not be used to validate the ballots.
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His widow acknowledged the affair, but contended that Ms. Morgan had been a well-paid prostitute, undeserving of further compensation.
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And, like many older people, she contended with an array of chronic diseases: diabetes, kidney disease, a heart arrhythmia, dementia.
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According to WCBS, Cheung contended in court that the DNA evidence actually creates "serious doubts" about her client's alleged guilt.
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A recent FADER article contended that this remix featured Wayne's best verse of 2016, and I'm not inclined to disagree.
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But Tepper contended that the company is aware of its challenges, and is actively working to fix them going forward.
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While drug companies have to do their part by coming up with fair prices, they also need incentives, he contended.
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The market also contended with the possibility that oil producers would not adhere strictly to cuts agreed to last year.
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Day, a five-time winner in the 2014-15 season, had not contended in his first four tournaments of 2016.
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But Walker's aide reportedly contended that the vacancies didn't occur in 2018, the regular scheduled election year, but in 2017.
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He arrived here well aware that it had been a while since he contended in the events that matter most.
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Other scientists contended that this must be a mistake, merely surface microbes on the drill that had contaminated the sample.
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Gabbard contended that the entire situation was a consequence of what she characterized as America's "regime change" war in Syria.
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Grassley told CNN he opposed Feinstein's decision and contended the release would make voluntary testimony from future witnesses more difficult.
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The challengers contended that the U.S. Constitution did not provide any authority for the federal government to require private purchases.
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But lawyers for the defendants contended Monday that the government, while effective at uncovering corruption, had wrongly implicated their clients.
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Pelosi said the bill is a "big advance," but contended it was "not everything we want," according to the source.
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The Communists had long contended that ARVN was a puppet force that would collapse when faced with real military pressure.
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The American defense officials who spoke to Reuters contended that the US aircraft had been flying legally over international waters.
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"They're still N.F.L. players," Giants Coach Pat Shurmur contended after his team's 21-219 loss to Philadelphia last Sunday. Barely.
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Fed hawks have long contended that financial stability risks call for further rate hikes to tamp down dangerous risk-taking.
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Nicklaus never won another regular tour event, although he contended at the 1998 Masters at 58, finishing tied for sixth.
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Supporters of those changes contended that the overhaul was needed to preserve Fourth Amendment privacy rights in the internet era.
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Mr. Odinga has contended that the Supreme Court, not the electoral commission, should be in charge of overseeing the election.
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Yet, the letter contended, Francis did not punish the cardinal, but instead empowered him to help choose powerful American bishops.
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" Among other claims, the book contended that DC's "Batman stories" — featuring the team of Batman and Robin — were "psychologically homosexual.
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"I actually think that things could take off ... economies and the animal spirits return and the investment profile," he contended.
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Reached by telephone in his office last week, he contended that there were parallels between his experience and Judge Kavanaugh's.
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Putnam, who formerly held a local city government office, had contended that Granger had not done enough to support Trump.
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At the press conference Monday, she contended that she had offered to meet privately with activists but had been rebuffed.
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Not a single cat-related pun went unused as Cats contended with largely negative reviews from critics and moviegoers alike.
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Juul contended it had a virtuous health mission, but by fall of 2018, the F.D.A. was no longer buying it.
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When he visited Indiana in May, he dubbed Donnelly "Sleepin' Joe" and contended that he is too liberal for Indiana.
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In 2018 and 2019, the city contended with an outbreak of measles — one of the most contagious diseases — in Brooklyn.
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The defense contended that Captain Medina was unaware of large-scale killings of defenseless civilians until they had already occurred.
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Walgreens generally accommodated him but fired him for refusing a Saturday shift during what the company contended was an emergency.
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Of course, the true measure of these successes only comes when you consider the global headwinds our economy contended with.
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Traditionally, tech companies have contended that it's not their role to censor the Internet or to discourage legitimate political expression.
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Mr. Munoz had already contended with a heart attack and heart transplant a month after becoming chief executive in 303.
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Many critics have contended — in sometimes detailed reports — that the Hall has admitted too few women and people of color.
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Trump contended he did not tell Pelosi about the raid because he didn't want news of the operation to leak.
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Among them: Magic Johnson, who contended that the Los Angeles Lakers of the Showtime era would have swept Golden State.
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Once the market corrects those mispricings, Klarman contended, it'll be the twisted fruits that prove to be the smartest investments.
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More decisions like that should help shrink the company's losses, to which "the markets will respond really positively," Mahaney contended.
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The marks of Quinn Emanuel&aposs obsession with winning were all over the IRS&apos actions, Microsoft&aposs attorneys contended.
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Unity, Hamilton contended, is essential to an executive power that is both properly energetic and properly "responsible" to the people.
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Mortara contended Harvard manipulates students' "personal" ratings to the disadvantage of Asian Americans, diminishing their chances to win a place.
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Because the lectures lacked captions for the hearing impaired, the Department of Justice contended that Berkeley was violating the ADA.
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Sanders has long contended that guaranteeing the benefits to all would put union members further ahead in the long run.
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"Pete can galvanize a new electoral body that is a more accurate representation of what America actually is," he contended.
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But he contended, contrary to what the president indicated, that Chicago's crime reductions were a major driver of those figures.
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But Paul contended on NBC's "Meet the Press" that in some ways, there are always contingencies on U.S. foreign aid.
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Lanny Davis, the newest addition to Cohen's legal team, contended on Twitter that the tape will not hurt his client.
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They contended that the victims had been informants for Mexicans who had raided the nearby Brite Ranch a month earlier.
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It's not unusual for cross-functional teams to help out on getting pilots up and running, an Uber spokesperson contended.
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The book, which came out in April, centers the dark truth that America has never properly contended with institutional racism.
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The report contended that Salvadorans were using Mossack Fonseca's services to avoid having to report their assets to the government.
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Pasternak contended that there is such thing as a "good" Sackler, but Goldin says she believes they are all complicit.
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In response, a second group of researchers from the same university contended that multiple mistakes had wildly inflated the study's estimate.
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British hip-hop artist Stormzy even offered to play, although he contended that he might not be Prince Harry's first choice.
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The defense didn&apost dispute that Wood killed the girl, but contended that Wood didn&apost deliberate first, as prosecutors allege.
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Azaria's defense argued he felt his life was in danger, while the prosecution contended he was motivated by malice and vengeance.
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Barnes & Noble contended that the company's Delaware bylaws preclude advancement and indemnification for any claims unrelated to Parneros' actions as CEO.
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While Anderson contended that Brandon would "be bored" at the event, he told reporters that he was "very excited" to attend.
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Environmental groups have contended that Pruitt would gut the EPA's ability to hold the energy industry accountable and prevent climate change.
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The company had contended it didn't need a permit because its self-driving cars still have a human behind the wheel.
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Yerger contended that blaming his company if its product was used in a bomb was akin to blaming a nail manufacturer.
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The administration says federal law requires it to ensure that children are safe -- and that, it contended, calls for more time.
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The Federal Reserve caused the stock sell-off by "recklessly" confusing the market on interest rates, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended Thursday.
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He also contended that the party wants an "Open Southern Border" — which Democratic leaders have repeatedly said they do not want.
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"It's a coup," contended George Peterson, an auto-industry veteran and head of the California-based consulting firm Auto Pacific, Inc.
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"With Apple you might think you're paying 20 times [the] earnings rate, 10 times earnings, but you're really not," Damodaran contended.
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Palacios has contended with border agents since 2010 and, tired of agents going onto his land without permission, removed the camera.
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Savage has contended that Scott, who he alleged was under the influence of drugs, attacked his client and grabbed Slager's taser.
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In his comments to reporters Thursday, Trump contended that regulations have contributed to the industry's struggles as well as market forces.
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Uber drivers contended in the lawsuit they should be deemed employees and reimbursed for expenses such as gasoline and vehicle maintenance.
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But a vocal faction on the council has contended that measures intended to push down market interest rates went too far.
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That opened their conclusions to criticism from Russia and Syria, which contended that Damascus had disposed of all its chemical weapons.
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The Philippines had contested China's expansive territorial claims in the South China Sea, which Manila contended were invalid under international law.
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Lawyers for the government contended that the agreement did not require Senate approval because it did not involve permanent military bases.
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In her dissent, Rao contended that the US House could investigate Trump for wrongdoing only as part of an impeachment process.
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She contended that votes for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton driven by "fear" of electing Republican nominee Trump effectively "silence" nonmajor parties.
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Mr. Fink said he appreciated that argument, but contended that boards that lay out multiyear plans won't feel locked into them.
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Levin also contended the warrant was so general that FBI agents' reliance on it to investigate him amounted to bad faith.
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Andrews contended at trial that she would have called authorities had she known that Barrett requested a room next to hers.
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They also contended she hid the gun in a grandfather clock after the shooting, before calling 911 to report a prowler.
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Sterling was armed at the time; one of the officers contended he used lethal force after Sterling reached for his gun.
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The Carlisle native graduated with honors from high school, and prosecutors have contended her good reputation led to her alleged crime.
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International experts, however, have contended that the tested device was likely a boosted fission weapon and not a true hydrogen bomb.
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Still, CNBC's Jim Cramer contended Thursday night he did not see risks of a "real catastrophe" like the 2008 financial crisis.
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Major financial institutions' interest and investment in finding a solution should mean a bitcoin ETF eventually comes to market, Edelman contended.
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Justice Department attorneys contended that church leaders controlled who was appointed to the town councils and who held key city jobs.
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In her 2017 child support lawsuit, she contended her children deserve to have the same lifestyle his other three children have.
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Hillary Clinton contended during the primaries that by focusing on shadow banks, her reform plan was more comprehensive than Bernie Sanders's.
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Police contended Collie, who was wounded in the back and left permanently paralyzed, matched the description of one the robbery suspects.
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Although the singer pleaded guilty to engaging in a lewd act in public, he contended he was a victim of entrapment.
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She said they contended that Dunn was coerced into the water as he would have never gone in on his own.
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But he contended several areas, including machine learning, self-driving cars and virtual reality, will make strides in the coming years.
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Bankers opposing the Durbin amendment contended that the caps resulted in a windfall for retailers at the expense of financial institutions.
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Under Armour shares took a hit Monday, and "Fast Money" traders contended the once-popular stock's prospects may not improve soon.
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While Cruz contended that waterboarding was not torture, Trump was more direct in his defense of the practice during the debate.
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In an effort to boost financial markets, global central banks have sapped their momentum even more, one market watcher contended Friday.
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While Faber has made a name on pessimism, he contended that bright spots for potential growth still exist in emerging markets.
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But what the former Suits star couldn't have expected is the family drama she's contended with in the last few weeks.
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Critics have contended that the drug does not achieve the level of unconsciousness required for surgery, making it unsuitable for executions.
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The "structural shock" to the oil market is "weakening" both countries' economies, balance sheets and, in turn, credit profiles, Moody's contended.
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Strong runs for some transportation and machinery stocks this year may soon come to an end, "Fast Money" traders contended Wednesday.
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Positive sentiment around McDonald's could drive its stock higher even after a negative start to the year, trader Pete Najarian contended.
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Daily fantasy operators argue that their paid contests take skill, but Paxton and others have contended that they constitute illegal gambling.
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Trader Guy Adami contended the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF — which has soared 56 percent this year — could climb even more.
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The timing couldn't be better for those of us that have contended with the early arrival of spring showers this week.
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"We are showing unity of purpose and the Democrats are not," contended Bannon, who spoke with The Hill from Flagstaff, Ariz.
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They contended they were entitled to know the source of the drugs in order to avoid unnecessary pain during the executions.
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Such firms will have less incentive adhere to net neutrality principles of treating all content on the internet equally, Clyburn contended.
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In his statement, Grassley contended that some of the emails contained trade secrets and commercial or financial information exempt under FOIA.
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Dimon contended that banks are well-capitalized and well-regulated enough to sustain shocks similar to what happened during the crisis.
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Palin had contended that her son's legal troubles were due to what she characterized as the Obama administration's mistreatment of veterans.
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"It's not going to save zero money, but it's not going to save a lot," he contended, referring to Trump's tweets.
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Naseer contended that the e-mails were innocent banter with a stranger whom he had met in an Internet chat room.
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Warren contended at the hearing that Sloan was part of a culture that pushed the bank to create the fake accounts.
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The suit contended that American Express downplayed the financial significance of that relationship, which ended when Costco aligned with Visa (V).
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He contended that officials should invest in more dredging because the caps will fail, but that they compromised because of speed.
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In recent days, Trump has repeatedly contended that he needs more GOP senators in the chamber to pass his immigration agenda.
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Economic activity in China slowed as the country contended with cooling domestic demand and a trade war with the United States.
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He contended that liquidity requirements are higher now — which he favors — but are also more rigid and could impinge on lending.
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Dr. Schwarze helped care for a woman, 77, who contended with multiple health problems, including heart failure, weakened kidneys and emphysema.
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" More likely, though, she contended, is that "people will choose Medicare, you will transition, we will get to Medicare for all.
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Post contended that in many respects Citizens United is a failed attempt to address a problem created by Buckley v. Valeo.
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RCBC, based in Manila, has contended that the theft was an inside job and accused Bangladesh Bank of a cover-up.
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Mr. Kraft has contended that he is being unfairly targeted by the police and prosecutors because of his fame and wealth.
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In fact, some analysts contended that the latest test may have been primarily aimed at pressuring Mr. Xi, not President Trump.
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U.N.C. had contended that the case was fundamentally academic in nature, and that athletics staffers were at most tangential to it.
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But the SEC, Telegram and its amici contended, has not provided clear guidance on when digital assets should be considered securities.
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In the interview, Ajay Gupta contended that he was not home during the meeting between Mr. Jonas and Mr. Zuma's son.
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But that method, he contended, had given him an advantage over researchers who potentially have a monetary stake in treatment programs.
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Instead, they contended that black and white people were created separately and that black people were inferior, a theory called polygenism.
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"The knock on Warren that she is too professorial was fair at one time and is not fair anymore," Austin contended.
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There was even a controversy over whether Brady sustained a concussion last season, as his wife, the model Gisele Bündchen, contended.
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He contended the decision to kill Soleimani ran afoul of the president's pledge to stop sustained U.S. involvement in foreign wars.
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The Massachusetts Democrat contended that the central bank has a chance to "step up" and prove it cares about protecting consumers.
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They contended that Trump pushed for the probe because he was worried about facing the former vice president in November's election.
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Eighty people contended that they were bilked out of millions of dollars through a "coercive" scheme by the self-help group.
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In her 2773 child support lawsuit, she contended her children deserve to have the same lifestyle his other three children have.
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She shared classified materials via that email address although, she has long contended, the materials were not classified at the time.
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They contended that privacy enabled an argument to be considered on its merits without regard to the popularity of the author.
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" He contended Trump is "incapable of that" and "the worst possible person to lead our country through a global health emergency.
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Emails from studio owners across the country contended that ClassPass's frustrated studio partners should not be dismissed as a misguided few.
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Schneiderman had contended Credit Suisse's inappropriate marketing of defective bonds resulted in heavy investor losses when the global financial crisis struck.
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But Davidson contended that once people get Medicaid, they can get primary care doctors and stay out of the emergency room.
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Keynes contended that underinvestment could be remedied with the stimulus of government spending, and experience has largely borne out his argument.
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He contended that passing a repeal without a replacement "would be a disaster" and cause the health-care system to "implode."
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Not only are Herman Miller and Steelcase defying conventional wisdom, but they also have room to continue rising, the host contended.
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In January, the company contended with a #deleteUber campaign by riders who perceived Uber as profiting from President Trump's immigration ban.
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"The scientific research enterprise has contended, dealt with and discussed pharmaceutical funding of research for a long time," said Harvard's Block.
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Giuliani has denied reports of his business dealings in Ukraine and contended that he never completed any of the client deals.
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"There was a tax cut, but very little was accomplished in terms of small-business parity with larger businesses," Day contended.
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He also contended that, like Palantir, being private allows Huawei to share as much or as little information as it wants.
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As a result, suburban malls have destroyed downtowns across America, Kniffen contended, as businesses go belly up and customers dry up.
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Democrats contended it would hand control of a key asset to special interests and big airlines, and some Republicans opposed it.
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Antiwar protesters contended that declining foreign activism might be a step in the right direction, and they surely had a point.
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The chamber, he contended, would stop the "vicious cycle" started by the House, which had passed biting sanctions on his country.
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Kirchner and Mr. Kicillof have both frequently contended that the case is without merit and is part of a political persecution.
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A biomechanics expert, Rodger Kram from the University of Colorado, contended that Pistorius's artificial limbs created as many problems as advantages.
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He also contended that the Clinton administration had a "lethargic approach" toward helping Iraqis who wanted to overthrow President Saddam Hussein.
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Although Mr. Faïd contended that he had nothing to do with her death, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
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He contended North Korea wouldn't "ever voluntarily give up enough" in negotiations, and said the U.S. should consider a military option.
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From the beginning, defense lawyers contended that the case was part of the government's escalating security strategy on the southwest border.
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"The scientific research enterprise has contended, dealt with, and discussed pharmaceutical funding of research for a long time," said Harvard's Block.
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In a letter to shareholders released Wednesday, Wilson contended Lululemon has "lost its way" and fallen behind competitors Under Armour and Nike.
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The only thing that could really wreck banks' financial positions is "a recession that is as bad as 2008," Mr. Bove contended.
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"The real way to diminish the risk of bank failures, I think, is to have the market impose the discipline," Toomey contended.
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He has also contended that broad minimum wage hikes cut job opportunities, especially for young people, and opposed expansion of overtime pay.
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Over the course of a closely-watched, three-month long trial, Forcillo's lawyers contended that the officer shot Yatim in self-defense.
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He, like Justice Clarence Thomas and McConnnell, contended that contribution limits should be subject to strict scrutiny and almost always struck down.
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" Depp's divorce attorney Laura Wasser contended in court documents that Heard is "attempting to secure a premature financial resolution by alleging abuse.
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Immigration advocates have contended that the push could pave the way for mass deportations, though the White House has disputed that characterization.
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Mr Kaurismaki's locations have been carefully considered: both Le Havre and Helsinki have contended with an influx of refugees in recent years.
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It contended that by comparing prices to company cash flows, stocks are actually trading at a 20% discount to their historic averages.
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Shooting puts spotlight on reserve officer programs The defense contended that mistaking the stun gun for the pistol was an honest mistake.
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"If you think gold is going higher, you play it with GDX," the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF, contended trader Steve Grasso.
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Trader Guy Adami believes Cheesecake Factory shares will slide more, and he contended they are worth buying at around $48 per share.
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He also contended that Britain had lost control of some aspects of its judicial system because of the structure of EU institutions.
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Trump has contended the U.S. economy is strong and only has one problem — the central bank, which he claims has dampened growth.
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MSU has contended that it did not know about Nassar's misconduct until September 2016, when the Indianapolis Star published its bombshell investigation.
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However, the company had contended for months that its equipment was not at fault for the deadliest of the Northern California blazes.
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Instead, Marco Andretti never contended on a day at least three of his teammates were clearly among the best in the field.
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Hillary Clinton contended Wednesday that Donald Trump's recent remarks about gun owners incited violence and showed he is unfit to be president.
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Greenlight has contended for some time that GM shares are undervalued and says it has a plan to boost the automaker's valuation.
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They also contended it allowed Canada to create excess milk supply domestically and then dump highly subsidized milk products onto world markets.
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Massachusetts contended the restrictions run afoul of the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits religious preference.
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The lawsuit contended that Sessions exceeded his authority by imposing new conditions beyond those Congress prescribed when it established the grant program.
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Bill Moran and other top leaders for public comments and actions that they contended imperiled the defendants' right to obtain fair trials.
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A statement from the president's office said Morales accepted the court's decision, and contended that actions against him had been politically motivated.
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But supporters, and Trump himself, have contended that his calls for extreme tariffs and mass deportations were opening salvos in forthcoming negotiations.
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Still, Doll contended, the Fed will "gingerly move forward" while keeping an eye on the variables that could cause any major waves.
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Some members of Congress have contended for years that those measures, approved in 2001 to retaliate against al Qaeda for the Sept.
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"Some of this outbound investment was not in line with our own policies and had no real gain for China," he contended.
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Expert witnesses for the defense contended Towns was in ill health from an enlarged heart and high blood pressure, court records showed.
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Kellar contended that the text messages were just fantasies, but Burnworth told detectives she would "probably" have helped Kellar sexually abuse children.
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When Holt said that "the record shows otherwise," Trump contended that the record showed he did not, in fact, support the war.
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At that time, the FDIC contended that Bank of America's underpayments exceeded $1 billion, and reserved the right to amend its complaint.
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The plaintiffs contended that the use of midazolam violated the Eighth Amendment, which prohibits the government from inflicting cruel and unusual punishment.
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At his bail reduction hearing, the newspaper reported, his attorney contended that Horrocks had killed Petey while defending himself in a fight.
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On Monday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi contended Trump's "power grab usurps" the power of the purse given to Congress in the Constitution.
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