And it was made worse by all of the different contradicting and the contradicting laws that have been passed.
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Yara contradicting her own smartness just does not track, sorry!
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Clinton's correspondence bore the markings indicating classified information, contradicting Mrs.
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If so, J.K. Rowling would seem to be contradicting herself.
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Those comments were widely interpreted as contradicting Mr. Trump's tweet.
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"He will push his allies into publicly contradicting him," Gowan said.
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Right now, there are 3 contradicting responses coming from Republicans: 1.
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Need to stop contradicting your own story and pick a side.
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An intensely religious man, he doubted any theory contradicting the Bible.
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Despite openly contradicting CAF, Bility said he did not fear reprisals.
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We cannot just dismiss the fact that he keeps contradicting himself.
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Trump promptly screamed at McMaster over the phone for contradicting him.
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Some sites, literal crossroads of history, bring together two contradicting stamps.
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And I am not contradicting, and I'm not lying to you.
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Contradicting the law of conservation of mass, it seemed to disappear.
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Go deeper: State Department circulates talking points contradicting Trump on Syria
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But now, Abruzzo and Frank Biden are contradicting their videotaped remarks.
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"Facebook's content guidelines and corporate policies continue contradicting our values," Hefner tweeted.
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Dashcam footage showed McDonald moving away from officers, contradicting Van Dyke's testimony.
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Houston police say they've uncovered a litany of evidence contradicting Vence's story.
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He's screwing up the economy, making trading situations unstable, always contradicting himself.
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Contradicting herself on her own Instagram page nearly nullifies the entire message.
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He again minimized concerns while also contradicting the advice of his experts.
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But the veterans derided the move for contradicting the country's egalitarian ethos.
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Other times the music sends a coded secondary message, contradicting the lyric.
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I ask them to take on contradicting ideas and embrace the ambiguity.
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He's gaslighting, muddling and contradicting the urgent public health advice from experts.
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If they respond accurately, they risk being fired for contradicting the President.
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Bolton tweeted his own response minutes later, contradicting Trump's version of events.
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The Stone The philosopher Peter Singer was once attacked for contradicting himself.
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We would be remiss if we did not mention some contradicting indicators.
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His own party's congressional leaders have been openly contradicting him, with Sen.
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Another tic of "Trump-speak" involves contradicting himself within a single sentence.
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When the AP sent him a list of contradicting studies, he declined comment.
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Countless studies have been published - many of them contradicting - related to global warming.
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Media coverage of Facebook and content moderation often appears to be contradicting itself.
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On the other: The report just seems to be directly contradicting itself here.
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Incredibly, Trump is once again contradicting his own staff's attempts at damage control.
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Most of the GOP lawmakers have avoided directly contradicting Trump on the issue.
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He argues the president is contradicting the will of Congress with his actions.
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Some Republicans disputed the accusations that Trump was contradicting his national security team.
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Foreign Minister Zarif said, directly contradicting the Obama administration's contention that sanctions worked.
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That's why we weren't surprised to read a piece contradicting Page Six's story.
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I keep contradicting myself in this section because Westworld, by design, contradicts itself.
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Mr. Williamson is particularly fun, in part because he enjoys contradicting Mr. Cohen.
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The BEIS website is therefore contradicting the advice being given by government ministers.
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First, Bolton tweeted that he had resigned, seemingly contradicting Trump's version of events.
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Goldstein himself was later fired for contradicting the administration's account of Tillerson's termination.
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Early on, one slide explained the contradicting viewpoints the creators discovered among themselves.
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The president stumbled repeatedly, contradicting himself and lying, before he exploded in anger.
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They're talking about contradicting a male colleague and watching him get really mad.
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We have new information today, that apparently Lisa Page is now contradicting Peter Strzok.
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Publisher admits payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) accused the defense team of contradicting itself about Giuliani's role.
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The Vatican defended the policy, saying it wasn't contradicting past teaching but evolving it.
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Trump claimed he knew "nothing about David Duke," contradicting years of his own statements.
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Reading the book, however, it is difficult not to feel these two aims contradicting
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From league executives to team owners, there have been contradicting statements on this subject.
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They are reprehensible and intolerable, contradicting my beliefs and outlook on life and society.
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Publisher admits payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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But, contradicting the maid's testimony, she said that her parents shared their two cars.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was contradicting official government reports.
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Contradicting its name, it reveals rather than obscures many aspects of the American character.
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As always, the Deir al-Zour arena is a rat's nest of contradicting alliances.
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Lindsey Graham could be seen in 1999 flatly contradicting his current position on impeachment.
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She looked around, nervously, as if checking to see if anyone was contradicting her.
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The president is not at any clear legal risk in contradicting prior public statements.
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But how Trump responded to the whole thing was an example of a campaign tactic he has used all along: Even in the face of overwhelming evidence contradicting contradicting his statements, he does not back down and he definitely does not apologize.
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Trump's tweets — which were written in dense legalese — mean the president is now contradicting himself.
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U.S. officials said no deadline had been set for Brunson's release, contradicting some media reports.
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The publisher admitted the payment was aimed at influencing the 2016 election, contradicting Trump's statements.
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Nor did Justice Neil Gorsuch, contradicting his fast-developing reputation for volubility during oral arguments.
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But once we take other contradicting results into consideration, it's harder to draw a conclusion.
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Weber did not respond to questions after AP said it had obtained emails contradicting this.
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It feels odd contradicting what our capitalistic society values: to acquire more money and power.
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Contradicting earlier claims, Trump's legal team now admits the president reimbursed Cohen for the payment.
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He began by contradicting one of the president's key talking points about the Russia investigation.
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Elaina Plott and Peter Nicholas: Trump has a habit of contradicting himself after a tragedy.
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"A lot of kids play it at my school, too," she said, not contradicting me.
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Reports have indicated Yates was likely to offer testimony contradicting that of Trump administration officials.
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Now I don't want — because I'm not contradicting what I told you in the interview.
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That may have really rooted itself into the public conscience, [despite] contradicting research since then.
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Why it matters: Despite some claims to the contrary, Pence was not contradicting Trump's announcement.
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Here are six notable examples of public officials contradicting Trump's statements on the coronavirus pandemic.
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Leveille also stated that she and Mr. Wahhaj were not legally married, contradicting Mr. Wahhaj.
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Ta Lou began celebrating a victory, but the scoreboard then flashed the results, contradicting her.
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But in July, the Justice Department filed its own amicus brief, contradicting the EEOC's position.
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"Islam," he said, "does not belong to Germany," contradicting Merkel's express words to the contrary.
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Contradicting President Donald Trump, Angela Merkel says that the Islamic State has not been defeated.
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The Duke of York is now claiming he doesn't remember meeting her, despite contradicting evidence.
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The revelations from Morrison's testimony are just the latest examples of witnesses contradicting Sondland's testimony.
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It's possible that the Democrats will choose to release their own report, contradicting the GOP's effort.
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Trump has denied knowing anything about the hush money, so Giuliani was directly contradicting his client.
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He went on to accuse Trump of contradicting his 2628 campaign promises to elevate "forgotten" Americans.
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Survivors of the attack described chemical bombs dropped from planes -- contradicting Syrian and Russian government accounts.
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That risk may now keep him from calling 911, contradicting the intent of Good Samaritan laws.
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Trump spent Thursday directly contradicting the story his staff had constructed about why Comey was fired.
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And the White House is sending contradicting signals on the new tax, adding to the uncertainty.
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Xianfan says in the video that the robot "shows that science and Buddhism are not contradicting."
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Some have ridiculed him for his contradicting remarks on whether he intends to pursue martial law.
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"It's an American problem," said Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York, contradicting his police commissioner.
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But it is unusual for a member of the administration, particularly when contradicting the Treasury secretary.
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It is extraordinary that the HRC ignores its own findings contradicting its periodic reviews on Ethiopia.
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In an exceedingly rare move, Chief Justice John Roberts issued a statement contradicting the President's remarks.
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Contradicting comments on the site from other doctors indicate that the procedure is not very common.
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"Very strong psychedelic drugs are unlikely to produce addictive use," Heimer says, contradicting the court's opinion.
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Your work gives a lot of information at once, contradicting itself and working to disestablish hierarchy.
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He initially downplayed the severity of the outbreak at home, directly contradicting his top health officials.
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President Donald Trump just can't stop contradicting his own public health experts on the coronavirus outbreak.
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"The Wall is the Wall," the president responded in an angry tweet contradicting his top aide.
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With Saleh and Delta making contradicting claims, his reputation is further complicating an already controversial situation.
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If it does, however, it will be contradicting its own historical standard, never mind common sense.
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Bolsonaro himself has tested negative, he said Friday, contradicting earlier reports that he had tested positive.
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The Daily: Today's episode is about a day of contradicting images in China and Hong Kong.
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"We don't want to simply condemn and move on," Ken says, directly contradicting his dad's plan.
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But he also must listen to what they have to say, and stop contradicting them publicly.
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It was a sad, awkward scene, with an emotional Paige flaring into anger and contradicting herself.
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If government agencies persist in contradicting each other, cases such as LaPant's will become increasingly common.
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"That the president might issue a tweet contradicting that or something to that effect," she said.
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If our primary worry is radicalization, then we're contradicting our main national security concern every day.
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"The attack could not have originated from Yemen," al-Malki said Tuesday, contradicting the Houthis' claim.
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Goldstein was fired shortly after that for contradicting the official White House account of Tillerson's ouster.
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These perceptions could be seen as contradicting your political focus on bringing back law and order.
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Ri added North Korea asked Washington to life partial sanctions, not entirely, contradicting Trump's claim earlier.
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He told Fox News she "apparently didn't know" about anything related to China, directly contradicting True Pundit.
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It's almost impressive how brazenly the character ignores the truth, confidently contradicting scenes we just saw happen.
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In 1791, self-taught black astronomer Benjamin Banneker correctly calculated the eclipse date, contradicting most respected mathematicians.
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The kids were well-behaved, never speaking out of turn or contradicting their parents, according to Lederer.
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For instance, Bloomberg reports that the Falcon 9's upper stage failed, contradicting what SpaceX is saying.
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He is contradicting his own statements to Congress and his public statements out on his book tour.
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If they've coordinated their stories, it may enhance the TV version of Gilead, rather than contradicting it.
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In Colombia on Monday, Pence himself tried to walk back the idea without flatly contradicting the President.
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The publisher admits that the payment was aimed at influencing the 22016 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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"Maybe they did or maybe they didn't," Trump said in the release, again contradicting his intelligence community.
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He made a compelling case defending Dr. Whitehurst while contradicting the FBI's statements using their own documents.
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The incident only increased tensions between Ukraine and Russia, with each nation repeatedly contradicting the other's account.
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Standing in the reconstructed garage together recently, Walter and Stephen had contradicting memories of what happened next.
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Facebook has denied contradicting itself in evidence presented to the U.K. parliament and a U.S. public prosecutor.
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She is known in Japan for having a mind of her own, sometimes publicly contradicting her husband.
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Sources told Politico Trump was furious about the announcement, seeing it as contradicting his energy dominance message.
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Still, you're likely to find yourself hanging on every one of Strings's self-contradicting, self-dramatizing words.
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The President's long pattern of misinformation, often contradicting his administration's health experts, has added to the confusion.
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The publisher admits that the payment was aimed at influencing the 22 election, contradicting Trump's statements. Jan.
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Terhune doesn't see his results as contradicting Wittmann's necessarily, it just means we have more to learn.
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Trump claimed on Friday that "anybody that needs a test gets a test," contradicting other administration officials.
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They saw that he was comfortable humiliating aides by flatly contradicting their accounts of his decision-making.
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" Cesaire wrote, "Thus, far from contradicting, diluting, or diverting our revolutionary attitude toward life, surrealism strengthens it.
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However, the White House said Monday that Trump had decided not to impose sanctions, contradicting Haley's comments.
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The president has claimed he was not involved in Giuliani's efforts, but Parnas is now contradicting that.
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Around that time and later, contradicting studies about the potential health benefits of soy arose, creating confusion.
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Clearly, people can cling to racist views even when exposed to mountains of evidence contradicting those views.
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She stated she "never consented to any form of sex with the defendant," contradicting her friend's account.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow has acknowledged that "both sides will suffer on this," contradicting the president.
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Contradicting claims A government-provided transport van should have been available to Manjhi, affiliate CNN News 18 reported.
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For Trump, no qualms in contradicting Obama "President Obama is the President of the United States," Rhodes said.
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Gianforte's campaign offered a contradicting account that doesn't line up with what can be heard in the audio.
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Giuliani then revealed that Trump reimbursed Cohen, contradicting Trump's past statement that he was unaware of the payment.
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Stone is accused of trying to prevent "Person 1" from contradicting his false statements to the House committee.
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President Donald Trump said Friday that he had not agreed to remove tariffs on China, contradicting previous reports.
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The league's union, the NFL Players Association, accused the new policy of contradicting past statements from NFL leadership.
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If you look at blockchain and verified registries, the worst-case scenario is that you have contradicting data.
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Mr. Trump is guilty of contradicting his campaign promise that he would not seek to cut Medicare spending.
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That could also be self-preservation, as Trump has a habit of contradicting unequivocal statements from his spokespeople.
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Joe couldn't win Beck back after a late-in-season breakup or the show would risk contradicting itself.
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Russia has denied meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, contradicting a unanimous conclusion by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Although written nearly a century later, Yancy's op-ed examines the same theme of reality contradicting American ideals.
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Dershowitz recently made headlines for contradicting a constitutional stance he took former President Bill Clinton&aposs impeachment trial.
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Some of you may hear Trump constantly contradicting today what he said yesterday and decide he's an idiot.
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This is particularly troubling when a monument is designated despite the government's own scientific information contradicting its necessity.
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President Donald Trump has downplayed the threat of a potential pandemic, contradicting repeated warnings from US healthcare workers.
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That he triumphed was testimony to his genius and an unusual industry, contradicting the order of the times.
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That problem has been exacerbated by Trump's propensity for contradicting his spokespeople or keeping them in the dark.
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But the island's election authority earlier this year approved contradicting referendum petitions from both conservative and rights groups.
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And seemingly contradicting a history of advocacy for trade, Portman came out against the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
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Roy Cooper stacked the state Supreme Court with Democrats, contradicting his own party's legal argument about proportional representation.
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Contradicting critics who lambaste their generation as complacent and ignorant, they proved to be mature, passionate and capable.
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On Friday, NOAA had disavowed a tweet from the National Weather Service's Birmingham, Alabama, office contradicting Trump's claim.
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However, contradicting research suggests loud noises, especially on a pregnant belly, can be harmful for a fetus's hearing.
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But he admitted he was not aware of Uber stealing anything from Waymo, contradicting part of his letter.
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Or they could have been tasked with contradicting various representations they'd made in court over the past year.
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The woman has maintained that there was no gun present, contradicting her father's description of their separation at gunpoint.
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In Van Dyke's case, there was a stomach-turning video completely contradicting Van Dyke's narrative as to what occurred.
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The guards asked for money, which Lochte now admits knowing, contradicting his previous statement that the group was robbed.
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Sturgeon said the British government, in accommodating Northern Irish demands on the Irish border question, was contradicting this stance.
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Jean's family has disputed this account, arguing that Guyger has offered contradicting information about the night of the shooting.
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Ms. Ferguson's and Mr. White's performances, while lively and in the moment, don't go far in contradicting this assessment.
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The witness-tampering charge stems from his alleged attempts to prevent one of those intermediaries from contradicting his testimony.
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However, the handful of black hole detections made by LIGO so far have only slow spins, contradicting this assumption.
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Why would they make a statement contradicting the break up if it means they might finally get some peace?
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In particular, she blasted Qualcomm's testimonies for directly contradicting emails, handwritten notes, and recorded statements provided to the IRS.
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Katz said there would be no change to Israeli military policy in Gaza, contradicting the assertion of Islamic Jihad.
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He revised his testimony after several subsequent witnesses offered contradicting narratives before the three committees leading the impeachment investigation.
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But they're happy to exploit very legitimate fears around Zika, even if it means completely contradicting their own articles.
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She pointed to Tsai's reconciliatory tone with China contradicting the president's refusal to openly endorse the One China policy.
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The move, however, is seen as contradicting with another bill which is currently working its way through the House.
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The move however is seen as contradicting with another bill which is currently working its way through the House.
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Since then, he has made news during a number of television appearances, at times contradicting the president's public statements.
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Egyptian officials did not see the plane swerve, Ehab Mohieeldin added, contradicting comments made by the Greek defence minister.
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" San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee (D) had condemned the rally as contradicting the city's values of "love and compassion.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar also accused Johnson of contradicting his letter to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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Egyptian officials did not see the plane swerve, Ehab Mohieeldin added, contradicting comments made by the Greek defense minister.
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Trump has now tapped three registered foreign agents to join his administration, directly contradicting his campaign promise to #DrainTheSwamp.
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He said he did not want to change new rules allowing presidential re-election, apparently contradicting his previous opposition.
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"Donald Trump apparently contradicting himself, when he joined both us and our friends at ABC by phone." https://t.
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Another Trump campaign adviser, Carter Page, has testified that he met with Russian officials last year, contradicting previous accounts.
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"There were thousands of new emails," Comey said, contradicting reports that nearly all the discovered emails were merely duplicates.
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Mr. Trump has expressed severe doubts that the Russians meddled in 2016, contradicting the conclusions of his intelligence officials.
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And journalists are clearly noting that Trump is contradicting some very clear campaign promises on Chinese trade in general.
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But many challenges are still ahead, including sometimes contradicting the president he doesn't want to "go to war" with.
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Trump has often downplayed the severity of the outbreak, contradicting the top government scientists squirming right by his side.
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At one point, he recalled, Mr. Menendez said that Mr. Blum was contradicting positions he had previously stated publicly.
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Mr. Castro also argued that Mr. Biden was contradicting himself, though it didn't appear that he had done so.
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The same morning, Trump gave a press briefing with contradicting information from the Centers for Disease Control regarding coronavirus.
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Often contradicting himself during the campaign, Trump made it difficult to know for sure what policies he would pursue.
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He admitted however that he was aware of the raises -- contradicting a previous statement he'd made to Fox News.
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What they do not say publicly is that they worry the president would be unable to avoid contradicting himself.
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Without directly contradicting Mr. Trump, Mr. Stoltenberg in his very diplomatic way reminded the president of that on Wednesday.
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Then he went on CNN, and apparently wary of contradicting his boss, said he couldn't talk publicly about intelligence.
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The shaping of Mr. Trump's defense team is playing out against a backdrop of contradicting signals from the president.
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Now it fears the review could curtail its independence and reduce the flow of information contradicting the president's worldview.
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The story does not accuse the women of fabricating allegations against Trump, contradicting a claim he made on Tuesday.
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But it also argued that federal investigators launched the inquiry without political bias, contradicting a frequent GOP talking point.
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Trump is a notoriously unreliable messenger -- often saying one thing in an interview and contradicting himself in a tweet.
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The morning after administration officials said the citizenship question had been dropped, Mr. Trump was on Twitter contradicting them.
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The morning after administration officials said the citizenship question had been dropped, Mr. Trump was on Twitter contradicting them.
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His embrace of the Iraqi state has also sometimes worked against him by contradicting his image as a populist figure.
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The former CEO has shown he is unwilling to detach himself from the company, contradicting recommendations in the Holder report.
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When AI highlights corroborating or contradicting research, it should create feedback loops that encourage accuracy and reproducibility, he tells Axios.
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Newly leaked documents show that the Department of Defense funded a study concerning UFOs, contradicting recent statements by the Pentagon.
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He was not contradicting Mr Xi, but neither was he echoing the president's desire to guide a new world order.
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Baker said there was no evidence contradicting the groups' claims about the impact of complying with the tissue disposal requirements.
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But they won't release them, and Burnett wants to be clear that he never threatened legal action, contradicting earlier reports.
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Mr Trump's subsequent effort to deny MBS's responsibility for the killing, thereby contradicting America's intelligence agencies, has riled Congress further.
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The kingdom's public prosecutor said this week the killing was premeditated, contradicting a previous official statement that it happened accidentally.
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Our data provide empirical proof that drivers are not taking the optimal route, directly contradicting the shortest travel-time assumption.
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What stands out above all is Beck's voice, nodding to Presley's deep drama and contradicting his own often straight delivery.
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In the most interesting moment of the debate, Fox's Megyn Kelly confronted Trump with video clips of him contradicting himself.
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The sticking point, that juror said, wasn't Constand's contradicting memory of exact dates -- it was the language of the charges.
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He said the firms signed the deal March 18 and the first aircraft will be delivered in 2019, contradicting Boeing.
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Kellyanne Conway says reports that the White House is sidelining her for contradicting the Trump administration's official message are false.
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"Take a scroll through Donald Trump's 40,000 tweets and you're sure to catch some contradicting opinions," Morrison told Business Insider.
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McCarthy came across as a bullying, shifty-eyed and leering zealot, contradicting himself, casually inventing facts and ruining innocent lives.
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The CIA has reportedly concluded that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the killing, contradicting denials from the kingdom.
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The president blasted Trudeau in a tweet, saying the U.S. would not sign the G-7 communique, contradicting Trudeau's announcement.
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Conversely, researchers found no supporting evidence that light alcohol consumption had any protective effects on brain structure, contradicting common beliefs.
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Current and former U.S. officials confirmed the pair's discussion, contradicting Flynn's public claim he never broached the subject with Kislyak.
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Most of these transit operations are reliably profitable, contradicting the privatization gospel's fundamental tenet that state enterprises are incorrigible wastrels.
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He continued to downplay the threat well into March, contradicting warnings from his own officials and top public health experts.
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This summer, The New York Times's opinion section paired a list of Trump's statements with contradicting sources from PolitiFact, FactCheck.
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He also said he provided the cops with specific information as to who he was staying with, contradicting their account.
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Hurricane Dorian will not hit Alabama, said the National Weather Service on Sunday, contradicting comments made by President Trump earlier.
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A recent survey by China Beige Book suggests a sharp revival in shadow credit in mid-2019, contradicting official data.
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He has said the country should pay for an American advanced missile defense system, contradicting an earlier commitment from Washington.
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Plus, Scaramucci will have to deal with a president who likes to constantly tweet, sometimes contradicting the White House's message.
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Israel waited more than two hours after the Hezbollah attack before contradicting that claim, an unusual delay, military analysts said.
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" When a reporter pressed that the remark was "widely interpreted" as contradicting Trump, Mattis replied, "It was widely misinterpreted then.
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Boeing also said Wednesday it would make standard an alert that displays if the two sensors are contradicting each other.
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During their investigation, all three of the accused allegedly told contradicting stories about what happened to Raylee, the complaint states.
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Jeff Sessions embraced his proposal that candidate Donald Trump meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, contradicting Sessions' testimony to Congress.
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Clinton blamed the seeming contradicting information on the "fog of war" and confusion in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.
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It wasn't just that it made Trump look like a self-contradicting train wreck, though that was part of it.
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These photographers weren't preoccupied with contradicting demeaning racial stereotypes or with pleading the case for the humanity of black people.
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Gregg Jarrett, Sara Carter, wait until you hear what Lisa Page and how she is contradicting her former lover Peter Strzok.
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After reading contradicting information online, the Zvaiflers had a hard time finding products that were suitable for their dog's changing needs.
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The White House did not immediately respond to BuzzFeed News' questions about Trump's comments, or about former presidents contradicting his account.
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Petroleum Minister Ghulam Sarwar Khan said talks had not sought deferred oil payments, contradicting an earlier statement by the finance minister.
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" He says that this just another data point and rather than contradicting other firm's conclusions, Flashpoint's work just "adds to them.
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Fallon also said that all of the lawyers who sorted Clinton's emails did in fact have security clearances, contradicting Comey's comments.
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"There has been no public evidence contradicting TikTok's statement ... we have no way to really know beyond speculation," Sacks pointed out.
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Finance Minister Samuel Tweah meanwhile played down the crisis and said that not all the money was missing, contradicting Nagbe's statement.
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When you examine the component elements of all this supposed multitasking, you'll find they are either entirely hollow or self-contradicting.
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Leading up to the trip, Trump and the Kremlin had been contradicting each other on whether he and Putin would talk.
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And contradicting what he had said after the prior bankruptcy, he testified that the company's debt load was still too high.
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In her Georgia lilt, Yates explained that she had repeatedly warned the White House about Flynn, contradicting the Trump Administration's story.
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Thai police investigators, contradicting the government's narratives, said the bombs were typical of those used by militants in Thailand's deep south.
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Russian officials said two athletes had been cleared when a second set of samples tested negative, contradicting the positive first set.
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"When the facts start contradicting Mr. Bradley, at what point do you send that meal back?" defense attorney Jose Baez said.
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The movie is based around a series of present-day interviews with both Harding and Gillooly, one often contradicting the other.
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Another key victory for big agriculture was the EPA's decision not to ban the pesticide chlorpyrifos, contradicting the agency's own recommendations.
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Contradicting this claim, during its investigation VICE News saw several "terrorism" profiles that had not been updated in over five years.
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Fauci, who has had to strike a delicate balance between providing accurate information and avoiding contradicting his boss, cut back in.
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But in the Trump administration, the exact opposite is happening: Top officials are contradicting each other, and the president, in public.
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It zigs and zags, with senior administration officials saying one thing and President Trump contradicting them without warning the next day.
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The president declared that recent North Korean missile tests did not violate United Nations resolutions, directly contradicting Mr. Bolton's own view.
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"If you're contradicting yourself every other episode …" Here, he trailed off ominously, but the implication was clear: That way lies chaos.
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Contradicting Il Messaggero's reporting, ProSieben also said that its annual shareholders meeting, scheduled for June 12, would go ahead as planned.
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But considering evidence contradicting the reigning popular wisdom, it's foolish to get caught up in the frenzy over the wrong curve.
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Critics say PiS has given the ruling majority too much control over the justice system, in some cases contradicting the constitution.
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Stock futures were down over 21% overnight on contradicting reports of the state of talks between China and the United States.
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He admitted, however, that he was aware of the raises, contradicting what he'd previously said in an interview to Fox News.
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"Take the firearms first, and then go to court," Trump said, contradicting a comment Vice President Mike Pence had just made.
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Cardin on Wednesday said he was not contradicting Corker, but that he thinks the progress has more been with European allies.
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Graham labeled the Kurds a "threat" to Turkey in the call, seemingly contradicting what he has said publicly in recent days.
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A highway speed limit was "contrary to every common sense," the transport minister, Andreas Scheuer, swiftly declared, contradicting his own experts.
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But the Trump administration in March tabled any discussion of a ban on the chemical, openly contradicting the recommendations of federal scientists.
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Fire Festival is interesting because it goes some way to contradicting the (often justified) skepticism that emerges around technology, performance, and music.
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Catunda articulates both of these themes in the soft, organic formal nature of her work, implicitly contradicting the political austerity at hand.
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Thereby contradicting DeepMind's own claims, during the unfolding scandal when it had said Google would not have access to people's medical records.
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Saudi public prosecutor Saud Al Mojeb said this week the killing was premeditated, contradicting a previous official statement that it happened accidentally.
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The audience must take the imaginative leap and accept the contradicting identities that Weinraub presents, without insisting that they must cancel out.
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Reports from inside the quarantine are contradicting official Russian information that no one at the sanatorium had shown signs of the virus.
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Willey also lied to FBI agents about her ex-boyfriend, and confessed to having lied when confronted with evidence contradicting her statements.
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Yet the trip later devolved into finger-pointing after Peña Nieto and Trump delivered contradicting accounts of the closed-door sit-down.
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Asia Argento is contradicting Jimmy Bennett's claims that she sexually assaulted him in 2013 when he was 17 and she was 37.
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And Boeing made airlines pay extra if they wanted an alert that lets pilots know if two sensors are contradicting each other.
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But Trump tweeted Wednesday that "we are absolutely moving forward, as we must" on the citizenship question — directly contradicting his own administration.
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Trump said that he'd had one "very brief" meeting on it and appeared to be wary of contradicting the accounts of soldiers.
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Prepare your best * unsurprised face *: Facebook is being accused of contradicting itself in separate testimonies made on both sides of the Atlantic.
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It's kind of ironic to me that the President of the United States is contradicting what our country is really built on.
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A former senior FBI official said Comey would never have told the president he was not under investigation — contradicting what Trump said.
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In contradicting his own story, he suggests to his interrogators that he shifted from being an analyst to being a field agent.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he didn't fire former FBI Director James Comey because of Russia — contradicting his own previous statements.
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Flynn reportedly told FBI agents in January he did not mention the topic with Kislyak, contradicting information gathered by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Hamilton, apparently stung by that prospect, picked up speed — contradicting his claim that he had been going as fast as possible before.
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"Take a scroll through Donald Trump's 40,000 tweets, and you're sure to catch some contradicting opinions," Morrison told Business Insider over email.
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No American should be forced to choose between contradicting the beliefs they advocate and being punished by the government, regardless of politics.
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This isn't the first time -- in the less than a week since Brazile's Politico essay published -- that she's been caught contradicting herself.
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Especially since by Monday morning Conway was on CNN contradicting herself and explaining that she didn't think microwaves can spy on people.
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It's kind of ironic to me that the president of the United States is contradicting what our country is really built on.
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Since Trump took office, companies and their CEOs have been increasingly willing to criticize federal policies they see as contradicting their values.
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Despite the contradicting claims, the film will still include Taylor, played by Stockard Channing, and Brian Cox is slated to play Brando.
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You could see it in his attentive focus on the words of renowned experts whose guidance he had been contradicting for weeks.
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Seemingly contradicting the State Department's findings, Twitter says it hasn't identified significant efforts by coordinated actors to spread misinformation about the coronavirus.
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The analysis put the bill's total price at $220 trillion, contradicting the Republican argument that the measure would essentially pay for itself.
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He was also charged with trying to prevent an associate from contradicting his lies in his own testimony to the House committee.
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A devastating plane crash in Ethiopia, the increasing toll of U.S. airstrikes in Somalia, and video contradicting an opposition narrative in Venezuela.
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Trump has sought to minimize the risk of the virus, at times contradicting health experts in a way that has prompted scrutiny.
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He added that Comey had not lost the confidence of rank-and-file FBI agents, contradicting a claim by the White House.
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An expert suggested people tend to turn to their peers for information and recommendations on an epidemic amid contradicting information from policymakers.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), a close ally of the president, can be seen directly contradicting a core plank of Trump's current defense.
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Mulvaney's remarks were widely interpreted as contradicting Trump's claim there was "no quid pro quo" involved in the president's conversations with Ukraine.
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Many migrants are not really fleeing war and poverty, he contends, contradicting reality, yet in a way widely shared by League supporters.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has peddled mendacity and offered disinformation contradicting solid intelligence data that has been collected on matters like Russia.
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Last week, President Donald Trump tweeted days-old information that Hurricane Dorian was going to smash into Alabama, contradicting forecasts from meteorologists.
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Oddly — and perhaps contradicting Strzok's email — Simpson testified he was unaware of any version of the dossier being given to the FBI.
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" The Met hastily issued a statement contradicting Neville's views and reassuring citizens that CCTV was "an important tool in protecting the public.
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"Under the Transportation Cabinet's logic, the Commonwealth is not only contradicting itself, but spewing nonsense," Van Tatenhove wrote in a November order.
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In a speech, Mr. Trump, contradicting almost every analysis of the tax bill, said the measure would hurt wealthy people, including himself.
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Trump overrode the Navy&aposs decision in November, directly contradicting its senior command, and Gallagher was reinstated as a chief petty officer.
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Trump has diminished the positions and personalities around him, often tweeting criticisms of his own appointees and contradicting members of his administration.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said his country believes the slaying was planned, contradicting the Saudi account that rogue operatives accidentally killed him.
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And, within today's political climate that highlights the most inflammatory differences between groups, modest fashion has become one battleground where contradicting opinions clash.
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The legal fight, as most are, is a complicated one riddled with he saids, she saids, and contradicting facts presented by both sides.
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No other executive at the company has been as vocal in contradicting the claims of former employees as the leadership crumbled around her.
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Contradicting the platitudes of many of its competitors, Honor even found enough space for a headphone jack inside its spec-rich handset. Amazing.
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Together they comprise a slipshod Magna Carta, authored by no one, self-contradicting, snarky and sincere, encompassing everything and nothing in online life.
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After contradicting what he told Lauer, Sheen claimed that he did not put any partners at risk, saying, "Protection was always in place."
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Her inability to control the cabinet, with Boris Johnson, her foreign secretary, openly contradicting the line of her Florence speech, is more aggravating.
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Sasse has been outspoken against a number of Trump policies and proposals since the campaign, often times sharing his contradicting opinions via Twitter.
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But Western experts were sceptical, noting it had offered two accounts of the attack partly contradicting each other and the British police version.
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Since 2010, the growth in Mexican and Chinese imports has contributed to America's 14 million new jobs, contradicting the GDP-Okun's Law formulation.
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Just as importantly, by calling it a "ban"—and by insisting that it is, in fact, a ban—he's contradicting his own staff.
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"It's just the latest example of President Trump openly contradicting an explanation concocted, frankly, and then offered by his advisers," the anchor continued.
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Walgreens confirmed to The Economist earlier this year that it had not validated or verified Theranos's tests (contradicting earlier assurances by the firm).
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Van der Steur also said that El Bakraoui had been deported from Turkey to the Netherlands only once, contradicting assertions by Turkey's government.
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Comey was just under four years into his term before Trump abruptly fired him in May and offered contradicting explanations as his reason.
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Trump said on Thursday he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong, contradicting comments made by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin one day earlier.
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The coalition argued that the NHSTA is presenting contradicting signals about whether or not the safety assessment should be codified by the states.
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"I will not change my politics a jot," Seehofer told Der Spiegel magazine, which said he was deeply annoyed by Merkel contradicting him.
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On Election Day, however, college educated whites ended up backing Trump by 4-points, contradicting the findings of almost every pre-election poll.
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Instead, at the Helsinki summit he backed Russian President Vladimir Putin, contradicting the conclusions of U.S. intelligence officials and denying any election meddling.
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" Contradicting past claims that he knew nothing about the payment, Trump said such arrangements "are very common among celebrities and people of wealth.
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But the next day, the White House announced that Mr. Trump had decided not to go forward with the sanctions, contradicting Ms. Haley.
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The Orange executive also said a split of Ethio Telecom between an infrastructure provider and telecom services provider was unlikely, contradicting earlier reports.
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He has also adopted some of Mr. Orban's talking points on Ukraine, contradicting the policy of the United States and its NATO allies.
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But since the teenager's death, surveillance camera footage has emerged of police officers forcefully leading him away — contradicting accounts of a spontaneous shootout.
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Notably, none of these programs requires "first-hand" information, contradicting the president's go-to talking point that the whistleblower's complaint is inherently untrustworthy.
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Then he told scary stories about illegal immigration and dastardly Democrats, pushing the crowd to be angrier, contradicting his own calls for unity.
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Contradiction addressed in court Later in the hearing, Burnham explained why the Trump administration believes it's not contradicting itself during the impeachment trial.
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It's easy to overdo it, he noted, given that no specially tailored plotline can fully tune out the contradicting details of another one.
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The White House moved swiftly on Tuesday to fire Steve Goldstein, the State Department official who issued the statement contradicting its official line.
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The House Intelligence Committee subpoenaed Credico, and Stone attempted to tamper with the witness to avoid contradicting his own testimony, the indictment said.
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So, Lisa Page, and this didn&apost get so much news because the media only focuses on one story at a time, and it&aposs a story they have focused on for two years with no evidence and my question is, so Lisa Strzok is contradicting what -- I&aposm sorry, Lisa Page is contradicting what Peter Strzok said under oath.
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Contradicting the US intelligence community on Russian election interference by calling the Mueller investigation a "Russian hoax" was just the tip of the iceberg.
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Earlier today Trump warned that, "talking is not the answer" with North Korea, contradicting what his own Pentagon staff said just 24 hours earlier.
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Surveillance footage revealed a car dropping him off at the hospital, contradicting his story to detectives that he'd walked there, according to court documents.
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But after years of dedicated searches, scientists have been unable to find any other evidence for them, with many experiments contradicting those old results.
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Contradicting the government's official version of events on national security stories is a crime in Egypt that carries a fine of at least $25,000.
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Hare-like, the Trump administration is dashing from one policy to the next, sometimes contradicting itself and willing to box any rival it sees.
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The resulting story made that video public for the first time, contradicting claims by the Proud Boys that they had acted in self-defense.
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Sanders demonstrated an inability to understand either the premise of questions or that he was contradicting himself, which is not a sharp debating stance.
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He was the sire of Nikki Haley's State of the Union response, which was as concerned with chastising him as with contradicting the president.
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Most shared images on Pinterest relating to vaccination cautioned against it, contradicting established medical guidelines and research showing that vaccines are safe, Pinterest said.
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FBI Director Chris Wray complicated matters further when he testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday morning, once again contradicting White House statements.
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"Gun laws fail everywhere they're tried," insists Senator Marco Rubio, contradicting studies showing that states with strong gun safety laws suffer fewer shooting deaths.
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It's no surprise that user experience experts from both Google and Microsoft have since produced research directly contradicting the findings of the 2001 study.
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Such an admission would have been a bombshell, contradicting both the report and Mueller's previous statements, and accordingly, Democratic-leaning social media went wild.
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Instead, however, her attempts to provoke nostalgia and — even worse — create new twists, end up contradicting everything we held dear about the original series.
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That aid, as Rosenbaum notes, makes fungible the PA's ability to pay terrorists — directly contradicting stated U.S. objectives to advance peace and prevent terrorism.
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"It's pretty unprecedented to have the head of the EPA contradicting basic scientific facts," Sierra Club Senior Attorney Elena Saxonhouse told Reuters on Wednesday.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Last month's bombings in Thai tourist towns were not linked to Muslim separatists, Thailand's defense minister said on Thursday, contradicting the police.
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Contradicting what his White House previously said, Trump also told NBC that he wanted to fire Comey "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended.
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Although no evidence contradicting the video has emerged so far, Reuters points out it was unable to independently verify the veracity of the video.
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This new assessment had CPD support and it inflated the threat from the Communist Soviets, contradicting the assessment of the official National Intelligence Estimate.
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He emphatically denied being guilty of sexual abuse and claimed to have never had oral or anal sex with anyone, contradicting victims' trial testimony.
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The hardline Sunni militant group said the attack killed 28 people, contradicting death toll provided by the local mayor which stood at eight deaths.
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It explicitly states that the investigation found no evidence that Trump "directed or aided" false testimony by Michael Cohen, contradicting a report from BuzzFeed.
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Through 23andMe, the women discovered that there were eight half siblings, contradicting Dr. Cline's assertion that the sperm was used for only three pregnancies.
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In 2005, Chinese authorities insisted an H73N1 influenza outbreak was contained, contradicting University of Hong Kong scientists who offered evidence that it was expanding.
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Ross called up acting NOAA administrator Neil Jacobs on Friday and told him to reverse course on contradicting the president, according to the sources.
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ABC and several other major outlets reported Trump's statement as incorrect, with the National Weather Service contradicting the president's tweet roughly 20 minutes later.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has been accused by public health experts of downplaying coronavirus fears and "confusing" the public after contradicting official CDC warnings.
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"We haven't seen definitive evidence come from our intelligence community that ties him directly to that," Sanders said, contradicting reports from multiple news outlets.
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As he traveled through the Middle East and Europe last month, he went nine days without attacking, scorning, complaining or contradicting his own staff.
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New nutrition recommendations published in the Annals of Internal Medicine say that red and processed meat is not bad for us, contradicting current guidelines.
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President Trump does not support speeding up the rollback of the Medicaid expansion, White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Friday, contradicting earlier reports.
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His top aides have remained much more oblique, making it seem as if they are trying to cloud the record without contradicting their boss.
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Oil prices reversed gains on Wednesday, as official government figures showed U.S. crude stockpiles rose last week, contradicting an earlier report showing a drop.
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Thursday is not the first time the President seemed to tweet a position contradicting a top administration official or previously announced White House policy.
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So different and contradicting statements are coming but overall we agreed to continue working on this issue as well and we will be working.
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Shortly after making the statement, Goldstein was fired by the Trump administration for contradicting the White House's account of Tillerson's firing, NBC News reported.
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"I haven't given it any thought," the president said, contradicting press reports that he's mulling a pardon for his longtime political adviser and confidant.
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But Giuliani's maiden TV appearance in the role arguably created more problems than it solved, contradicting the White House's earlier story on Stormy Daniels.
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They argued that Biden was seemingly contradicting himself by saying he would "listen" while simultaneously noting that he disagreed with Flores's interpretation of events.
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Standing next to Putin, Trump said he didn't have reason to think Russia meddled with the election — contradicting the findings of US intelligence agencies.
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Angus King on Tuesday warned against the possible dismissal of Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats for contradicting President Donald Trump during a congressional hearing.
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"Unless new relevant information is received contradicting or neutralizing the fact findings presented above, the file will be forwarded for a decision," the letter continues.
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At other moments, it's meant contradicting him outright, leading to confusion about where precisely US policy stands in the young days of the Trump presidency.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House has no formal plans to enact a "reciprocal tax," a Trump administration official said Tuesday, contradicting President Donald Trump's comments.
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On Sunday, DHS secretary Kirstjen Nielsen declared her agency doesn't "have a policy of separating families at the border," despite extensive reports contradicting the claim.
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Sharif's re-election as party chief brings him back into the political fold, he said, contradicting those who thought he would no longer be relevant.
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H.R. McMaster had quietly called the South Koreans to reassure them that the US would continue to pay for THAAD, directly contradicting his boss's statement.
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The past few days have delivered a sharp reality check to Mr Puigdemont, contradicting the claims of his ruling coalition that independence would be painless.
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Federal investigators determined those holes were caused from inside the boat, contradicting Bennett's claims the vessel started taking on water after striking an unspecified object.
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Depending on who you ask, you'll get contradicting answers when you seek advice from people about the pros and cons of going to business school.
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On Monday, Liu's medical team -- composed of prominent Chinese oncologists -- declared him in "critical condition," ostensibly contradicting the Western doctors' opinion just a day earlier.
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But within hours of Comey's ouster Tuesday, competing accounts of the circumstances leading up to Trump's decision emerged, some directly contradicting the White House's narrative.
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Then there's Spicer contradicting one of Trump's most important promises on the campaign trail: that everyone who has health insurance will continue to have it.
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There has been no public statement contradicting the speculation and no new guidance on the semi-annual military exercises, held roughly every March and August.
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To some, that he is contradicting himself so freely shows that he really doesn't care what "they" (read: the news media, liberals, women, minorities) think.
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In retrospect, the contradicting explanations are a textbook example of what has become something of a recurring story when it comes to the administration's messaging.
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Mattis had said that there was "no smoking gun" linking the crown prince to the death of Khashoggi, contradicting a reported conclusion from the CIA.
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If this is accurate, it means that Israeli forensics firm Cellebrite was not the third-party that helped the FBI, contradicting reports from Israeli media.
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In another White House, this lack of message discipline—the president contradicting a policy priority being pushed by his own administration—would be huge news.
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Bottom line: there are likely to be few head-exploding moments with the President openly contradicting his secretary of state if Pompeo is in charge.
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The researchers suggest this means that Hamipterus hatchlings were incapable of flight, contradicting the common idea of "flaplings", that the youngest pterosaurs could fly immediately.
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The candidate could even be accused of child molestation, contradicting the party's professed values, but that is not as important as voting the party ticket.
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The gunman in the deadly Northern California festival shooting killed himself, the coroner's office says, contradicting earlier police accounts that officers fired the fatal shot.
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President Trump told reporters Wednesday that the U.S. is renegotiating a trade agreement with South Korea, contradicting his administration's stated intention to update the pact.
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President Trump on Sunday said he did not discuss new U.S. sanctions against Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin, contradicting Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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President Trump on Friday morning issued a cryptic threat to fired FBI Director James Comey amid a storm of media leaks contradicting the White House.
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Traders said weekly data from Bloomberg suggested U.S. oil inventories are rising, contradicting an earlier report from energy information provider Genscape, which forecast declining inventories.
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She has been known to clear her remarks directly with the President before appearing on Sunday news programs, wary of contradicting a publicity-conscious President.
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The local reports also indicate that 50 will have his day in court on Sunday, when courthouses are typically closed, contradicting the earlier Facebook statement.
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The contradicting remarks coming out of Islamabad have left investors confused about how seriously Mr. Khan's government will commit to the I.M.F.'s austerity terms.
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Hope was only in the village for a couple of days, he said, contradicting the evidence of weeks of orangutan nests built in nearby trees.
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The president retweeted the clip amid speculation that he is annoyed with Fauci for repeatedly contradicting him as Trump spreads inaccurate information on the virus.
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Still, President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he wants businesses to be up and running again across the country by Easter, contradicting public health experts.
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"You do that again, we're shooting you," Brailsford yelled as Shaver, apparently shaken and confused, calmly put his hands behind his back, contradicting Brailsford's orders.
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His lawyers are concerned that the president, who has a history of making false statements and contradicting himself, could be charged with lying to investigators.
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Stone is also alleged to have tried to prevent two associates, Corsi and radio host Randy Credico, from contradicting his false statements to the committee.
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Traders said weekly data from Bloomberg suggested U.S. oil inventories are rising, contradicting an earlier report from Energy Information provider Genscape, which forecast declining inventories.
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Garamendi said Wednesday that he thinks the House should hold a formal vote on launching an impeachment inquiry, contradicting Democratic leaders who argue it's unnecessary.
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"For the short term, there is some confusion considering the contradicting headlines we are getting on the trade war," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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A president could only be impeached for actual crimes in the criminal code, Dershowitz argued — contradicting his stance during former president Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.
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But contradicting the famous ban on graven images in the Second Commandment, in this painting God explicitly demands the creation of a work of art.
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"For the short term there is some confusion considering the contradicting headlines we are getting on the trade war," said AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes.
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Trump insisted he only knew about the payments "later on," contradicting his former lawyer's sworn statement that Trump had directed him to make the payments.
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But he insisted he only knew about payments "later on," contradicting his former lawyer's sworn statement that Trump had directed him to make the payments.
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And on Friday, U.S. scientists released a report saying it was "extremely likely" that human activities are the main source of warming, contradicting Trump's views.
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Paradoxically, the discovery of a galaxy without dark matter may actually confirm that the stuff actually exists by contradicting hypotheses advanced by dark matter doubters.
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The Senate chairman, Pat Roberts of Kansas, also rejected a separate proposal to reduce crop insurance benefits as contradicting a promise he received from Trump.
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Contradicting Porter, Holderness told The Intercept that she took the photos of her face after Porter allegedly struck her during a vacation in Florence, Italy.
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Modi also said that there had been no discussion on creating the nationwide register of citizens - directly contradicting key ally Home (Interior) Minister Amit Shah.
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Boeing also said Wednesday it would make an alert that displays if the two AOA sensors are contradicting each other standard on the 737 MAX.
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A lesson many took away from the president's support of primary challengers during 923 midterms was that Republican establishment doesn't win by contradicting Mr. Trump.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fund managers expressed sharply contradicting views on Snap Inc during the social media company's challenged third quarter, regulatory filings showed on Tuesday.
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Contradicting earlier accounts from Thai officials, Surachate said Thai authorities had been contacted by the Saudis before deciding to deny Qunun entry to the country.
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But the problem for Ryan — and President Trump, who has been making the same argument — is that lawmakers in their own party are directly contradicting them.
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And incoherent because, since 2015, the beverage sector has suffered through a major increase in (federal corporate) taxes, by around 60%, contradicting everything that was alleged.
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The video showed Barakat speaking politely with Hicks, contradicting Hicks' allegations to investigators that Barakat had insulted him and had come at him with a knife.
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The Syrian government denied allegations that a poison gas was dropped on the area, contradicting reports from medics, activists, rescue workers, and leaders of Western nations.
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In one case, investigators at State Farm withheld several crucial reports contradicting their fraud allegations from the bundle of evidence they handed over the law enforcement.
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Johnson & Johnson told the AP that floss helps remove plaque, but when the company was sent a list of contradicting studies, its spokesperson declined to comment.
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Trump told NBC's Lester Holt he decided to fire James Comey before meeting with Jeff Sessions and Deputy A.G. Rod Rosenstein, contradicting repeated White House statements.
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New video of the incident seems to clearly show that Lewandowski did indeed grab Fields, contradicting previous denials by both him and Trump that it happened.
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Flynn told the FBI that he didn't discuss sanctions with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, contradicting evidence gathered by U.S. intelligence agencies, according to The Washington Post.
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Espinoza explained, according to News 7, that 32-year-old Bismarck Espinosa Martinez became a suspect after allegedly contradicting his story regarding Stefaniak's whereabouts to police.
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What started out as just pleasant conversations focusing on the men sitting in front of me soon turned into a back-and-forth of contradicting allegations.
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The latest news reports indicate that the Saudi government may be planning to blame the columnist's death on a top intelligence official, contradicting days of denials.
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The president entangled himself further by apparently claiming Wednesday that Russia doesn't pose a threat to the 2900 midterm election, again contradicting senior U.S. intelligence officials.
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Korian said the home produced all meals on site, apparently contradicting a source close to the investigation who earlier said catering operations had recently been outsourced.
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Trump said on Thursday he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong, contradicting comments made by Mnuchin one day earlier, saying his comments had been misinterpreted.
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The comments from Clapper come during a week in which Trump has made several remarks contradicting the U.S. intelligence community's unanimous assessment regarding Russia's election interference.
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Stone has made contradicting statements about whether he knew in advance that WikiLeaks was going to publish a trove of hacked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails.
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Excerpts from the testimony will show Mueller confirming he did not exonerate Trump, contradicting Trump's repeated claims to the contrary, and Mueller answering other key questions.
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Contradicting Carson's email, Swift said Tufts was merely considered "as a potential candidate for a position" in the Inspector General's office, not offered the top job.
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That statement's truthfulness was thrown into question after The New York Times published a memo from the president's own legal team last year contradicting Sanders's statement.
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The report also shows her own staff believed the system had been hacked several times, contradicting her claims there had never once been a security breach.
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German chemical and pharmaceutical company Bayer and MediaCom denied that Bayer is putting its global media business up for review, contradicting an earlier Business Insider report.
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Montages of people contradicting each other's theories are woven throughout and become more complicated and compelling as each actor or actress reveals more about their backstory.
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When Trump says something that contradicts his own policy, or something his aides say, that American foreign policy can be concretely said to be contradicting itself.
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I was assured that consent reigns over all and that, contradicting the conventional wisdom of HR the world over, the cuddling doesn't cause problems at work.
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Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen has also claimed that the president approved the meeting ahead of time, contradicting continued denials by Trump and his legal team.
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Rivera's attorney, Allan Richards, said in court filings that his client has been living in the country legally — contradicting what immigration authorities told the Associated Press.
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I could not disagree more with the administration's positions on immigration, but the current state of contradicting directives has plunged our country into even more peril.
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To be effective, Mr. Coats cannot be seen by Mr. Trump as blocking or contradicting him, though the president has long complained about the intelligence agencies.
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" And then, as The Times reports, he "appeared to say on Wednesday that Russia was no longer targeting the United States, contradicting his own intelligence chief.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Friday announced that he has tested negative for the coronavirus, contradicting earlier reports — including from his son — that he'd tested positive.
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She can leap from big topic to huge topic — death, spirituality, sexism — without warning, sometimes within the same sentence, and is constantly contradicting and correcting herself.
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Elon Musk said he still believes panic over coronavirus is overblown in a series of tweets Wednesday night, repeatedly questioning or contradicting the predictions of experts.
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At the same time, Trump has, if anything, vowed to reduce funding on opioid addiction care — contradicting his campaign promise to "spend the money" on treatment.
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Russian involvement in the Syrian civil war, now in its seventh year, has proved controversial, the country's alliance with dictator Bashar Assad often contradicting American efforts.
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On Wednesday, the day after the CNN and BuzzFeed articles came out, NBC published a report directly contradicting the CNN report on a number of levels.
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It also states that Cohen never traveled to Prague, contradicting a claim in the Steele dossier that BuzzFeed published and that McClatchy later claimed to confirm.
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Top Republicans are still urging people amid the coronavirus crisis to go out to bars and restaurants — contradicting CDC advice not to gather in large groups
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Top Republicans over the weekend urged Americans to dine out and socialize, contradicting advice from public-health officials to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.
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The heads of the national security agencies on Thursday said that Russia was still trying to influence United States elections, contradicting statements made by President Trump.
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Contradicting Trump's gun philosophy is the sad fact that police in Ohio reacted to the gunman there within one minute and he still killed nine people.
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Mr. Trump was privately described by advisers as furious at Mr. Tillerson for contradicting the president's public position that now is not the time for talks.
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The former boyfriend told the Judiciary Committee that he witnessed Dr. Blasey helping a friend prepare for a possible polygraph examination, contradicting her testimony under oath.
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The Democratic leadership should try to find a way forward that, at the very least, doesn't leave members contradicting one another and further embolden Mr. Trump.
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"There was vibration and there was smoke, but no fire was noticed," the spokesman said, contradicting reports from the Lithuanian military of a fire on board.
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In his resignation letter, though, Spencer made it sound as though he was resigning over a disagreement with the president, thus contradicting the Pentagon&aposs narrative.
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Trump announced last December that the U.S. would formally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — contradicting decades of American foreign policy in the Middle East.
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Contradicting separate remarks in Ankara by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence, Cavusoglu also said Turkey had given no guarantees regarding the Syrian border town of Kobani.
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So Larry Kudlow, the administration's top economist, made a point of declaring that the virus was "contained" — contradicting the C.D.C. — and suggested that Americans buy stocks.
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Tony Clark, the head of the union, said the league had initially indicated it did not intend to punish any Astros players, contradicting Commissioner Rob Manfred.
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Baker also said that he had not expected Attorney General William Barr's comments on Monday criticizing the FBI and contradicting some of the report's key findings.
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The Post and other news outlets, including The New York Times, published numerous reports contradicting the government's claims that all was peaceful and normal in Kashmir.
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He told them that they would not face any extra checks or paperwork, contradicting his own cabinet ministers who have said customs declarations would be required.
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Contradicting earlier statements, Trump acknowledged on Sunday that his son met with Russians in 2016 at Trump Tower to get information on election opponent Hillary Clinton.
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Earlier on Monday, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said Paris was not in possession of recordings related to Khashoggi's killings, apparently contradicting Erdogan's remarks.
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Yasay was accused by critics of contradicting statements that were made under oath before the appointments commission and during media interviews about his citizenship and passports.
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Scott's figures are female, powerful, thick, and devastatingly beautiful; she presents black women as sensual and sentient beings, contradicting common stereotypes with decadence rather than militancy.
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That's how many cases of "pro-Kremlin disinformation contradicting publicly-available facts" were identified by a European Union task force over a span of two years.
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But Dr. Kolodny said the revised blueprint still implies that long-acting opioids are safe and effective for chronic pain, contradicting a growing body of research.
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The Tennessee Tech study, funded by Fitzgerald, found that glider trucks pollute as much as or even less than new trucks, contradicting the EPA's own assessment.
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But their statements provided little assurance to some observers, given Trump's frequent assertions, contradicting the assessments of the U.S. intelligence community, that Russian meddling never happened.
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At a news conference, he insisted that no one knows for sure whether Russia interfered with America's presidential election (contradicting the conclusions of his own intelligence agencies).
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Several headlines from the past week featured White House officials contradicting each other over trade negotiations with China and the potential implementation of additional tariffs in January.
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They made him watch a five-minute supercut of him contradicting himself, then let him spin a long Palin-esque yarn to try to explain it away.
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Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor said Khashoggi's killing was premeditated, contradicting a previous official statement that it happened accidentally during a tussle in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Bregier left in February and Enders announced he would not seek a new term when his mandate expires in 2019, contradicting earlier signals indicating he would stay.
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On Tuesday, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said that glyphosate is not a carcinogen, contradicting decisions by U.S. juries that found it caused cancer in people.
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But critics say it's actually a ploy to discourage non-citizens from responding, and government emails and memos reveal contradicting accounts of initial statements made by officials.
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BuzzFeed News has previously reported that three FBI agents and an intelligence officer said Lesin had in fact been bludgeoned to death, directly contradicting the official finding.
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Not only was the website itself not secure, but the data were not encrypted in transit or at rest, contradicting security claims made in VTech's privacy policy.
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But former and current officials said the Treasury failed to make those consultations, contradicting White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's claim that G7 members were on board.
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Instead of focusing on Mueller's warning of current Russian interference, or him contradicting the president's assertion that his report exonerated him, Trump's media allies spotlighted his demeanor.
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With this distinction, lawmakers can avoid looking like they're contradicting statements about how the epidemic is a public health issue and how people need treatment, not prison.
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Any effort by Trump to take that to court is sure to draw criticism that he is being duplicitous, or at a minimum contradicting Justice Department lawyers.
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Trump's speech was at its most nonsensical when he actively argued with himself — contradicting his past positions on key foreign policy questions without even acknowledging the shift.
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U.S. oil futures ended Thursday trading higher, but well off their highs, after government data showed a rise in U.S. crude stockpiles, contradicting an earlier industry report.
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He said Russian aircraft had kept their transponders on at all times, and that the ministry had not received any protests from Bulgaria, contradicting allegations by Bulgaria.
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A game about the First World War, which is also designed to be enjoyable to play, over and over, Battlefield 1 is nothing if not self-contradicting.
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Other evidence, directly contradicting the DOJ's claims about my role in this incident, was withheld from my defense team, and only became public after I'd been sentenced.
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But in Spicer's defense, Trump is the one responsible for the White House's communications crisis this week, as he's been contradicting his staff's on-the-record statements.
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In January, Coats told Congress North Korea was unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons, contradicting a statement by Trump that Pyongyang no longer posed a threat.
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Gianforte's campaign released a statement contradicting Jacobs's account of event, saying Jacobs entered the room without permission and "aggressively" put a recorder in front of Gianforte's face.
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General Milley, for his part, has been advised by friends to maintain a low profile, and not to appear to be contradicting Mr. Trump's decisions or strategy.
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Trump's own secretary of defense, James Mattis has also made his views on Russia and Putin very clear in recent months -- at times seemingly contradicting the President.
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Doc Rivers' contradicting comments on Kawhi Leonard's health status just cost the L.A. Clippers a big chunk of change ... 'cause the NBA has fined the team $50k.
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Despite gains against ISIS, Trump continued to insist Saturday that the offensive has been a "disaster," directly contradicting accounts from military leaders and observers on the ground.
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Over the weekend, chaos reigned on this front, with members of the Trump administration contradicting each other until Sunday night DHS's initial interpretation was allowed to stand.
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His lies unraveled when investigators found video evidence contradicting the detective's accounts and after interviewing other arresting officers, prosecutors said in court papers filed with the case.
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In a telephone interview, Aung Thein Mya denied the abuse accusations and said he was not even present during the massacre, contradicting more than a dozen witnesses.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday claimed the death rate from the novel coronavirus was not 3.4%, contradicting the number that the World Health Organization gave on Tuesday.
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In 2017, Mr. Pruitt made headlines for questioning the established science of human-caused climate change, contradicting decades of research by scientific institutions, including his own agency.
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At times contradicting himself, Trump declared that his administration has secured the U.S. borders, while also claiming there can be no border security without a border wall.
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" Then she played footage of President Trump, his daughter Ivanka, his lawyer Jay Sekulow and others contradicting themselves or generally disregarding the meanings of certain words. "Gah!
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"Aesthetic life is a sphere of self-directed activity whose external ramifications, despite periodic utopian exuberances, are minimal at best," Robbins concludes (somewhat contradicting his "community" theory).
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Testimony last year by Mr. Coats and Gina Haspel, the C.I.A. director, was widely seen as contradicting Mr. Trump's views of Iran, North Korea and other countries.
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Related: Defense Secretary Mark Esper said on Sunday that he had not seen specific evidence that Iran was planning to attack four U.S. Embassies, contradicting President Trump.
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All day Thursday and into Friday, the city and state issued competing and sometimes self-contradicting updates on the deer and what should be done with him.
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Furman said that the decision ran counter to the evidence in the record and failed to consider important aspects of the issue while also contradicting established procedures.
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Stone was also charged with witness tampering, in reference to his attempts to keep longtime friend and radio host Randy Credico from contradicting his testimony before Congress.
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Here was a young, essentially unknown scientist from Brazil not only proposing a radically different way of studying the brain but also contradicting centuries of conventional wisdom.
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Kudlow, when asked who was paying, said "both sides will suffer on this," contradicting Trump, although he added that the U.S. economy should be able to cope.
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The case against politics in sports reveals itself, over and over, as a complaint about other people's politics crowding an imagined consensus, and contradicting an imaginary consent.
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Chief Justice John Roberts issued a rare rebuke to President Donald Trump on Wednesday morning, defending the "independent judiciary" and contradicting Trump's latest attack on a federal judge.
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Vence also was seen on surveillance being dropped off by car at a hospital, the court documents say, contradicting his story that he walked there after the attack.
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Lawmakers will only be further encouraged to take a hard look at the airline industry now that United has been caught contradicting what it previously promised the feds.
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Paul Joseph Watson, a British contributor to the InfoWars misinformation sites, has called the move a permanent ban, directly contradicting claims by Facebook that it's a temporary decision.
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In the same way, if Trump's opponents want to snuff out the power based on of his purported lies, they can't do it by contradicting what he says.
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However, Sheen did admit to not informing all of his partners of his health condition, contradicting what he told Lauer when he first went public with the news.
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President Donald Trump has not asked his Cabinet to put together a trade deal with China, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow said Friday, contradicting an earlier report.
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We've removed several related videos and galleries about World War II and the Pacific Theater as they may risk misinterpreting or contradicting the views expressed in this essay.
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At once Johnson is ignoring the question, contradicting his running mate, and botching the chance to explain how the freedoms of businesses intersect to the freedoms of individuals.
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Pompeo insisted that it wasn't, often by reinterpreting what he'd said in the past or flatly contradicting himself, most notably when it came to regime change in Iran.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong, contradicting comments made by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin one day earlier.
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Because Trump keeps contradicting his own team on key policy issues, Kim may have reason to believe the President is riding solo on all things, including security decisions.
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With so many options out there (and so much contradicting advice), it can be tough for soon-to-be and new moms to know exactly what to buy.
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On Monday, Perry appeared on CNBC and said that carbon dioxide is not the primary driver of climate change, contradicting the very robust scientific evidence that it is.
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And he clearly has no plans of stopping, despite the fact that he puts his own people in the awkward position of directly contradicting what he'll say later.
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Tillerson, meanwhile, is said to have grown weary of Trump contradicting his public pronouncements and of becoming increasingly isolated in a capital to which he has never warmed.
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By removing it from our baseline rather than recommending a particular value or no expiration, organizations can choose whatever best suits their perceived needs without contradicting our guidance.
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I had supplied my film to Lynche's lawyer, however, and she casually mentioned to the prosecutors that she was in possession of a video contradicting the police report.
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The pair have offered contradicting visions for taxes, with Clinton promising to put a larger burden on the wealthiest Americans through a surcharge and the elimination of loopholes.
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Trump "did not have to take those losses out of obligation to shareholders" he added, contradicting what Trump surrogates have been saying in the Republican presidential nominee's defense.
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"We have to admit that several factors are contradicting our will and effort," Keita told a high-level meeting on Mali at the annual United Nations General Assembly.
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Comparing acoustic signatures, Forensic Architecture then matched the fatal shots to the distinct sounds of live ammunition, contradicting the military's claim that only rubber bullets had been fired.
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At a citadel on the outskirts of Germany's capital, Farage said leading British ministers have been contradicting each other on a weekly basis so the government looked rudderless.
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Justice Department spokesperson Sarah Flores insisted that Rosenstein did not threaten to resign over how the firing took place, contradicting a Washington Post report that made that claim.
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Luckily for the committee, it won't have to worry about its own programs contradicting its tweets if Trump fulfills his promises to slash funding for NASA's climate research.
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He said on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday that the revelation of the contradicting statements serves as a reason why "you don't let the president testify" with Mueller.
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White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro is contradicting Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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But she had also always been cautious to avoid contradicting Trump, frequently touching base with him directly to coordinate her public messaging and remaining in his good graces.
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Posting and asking for fashion advice is already something I see plenty of people do in Facebook beauty groups, where you often also get plenty of contradicting opinions.
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So Trump is not just assaulting the special counsel's cooperator; Trump is contradicting Mueller, and maybe even hinting that Mueller is intentionally offering the testimony of a liar.
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The New York Times then reported on Monday that Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross threatened to fire staff over the message contradicting the president from the Alabama NWS office.
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President Trump had been at loggerheads with Bolton for months: repeatedly contradicting him, joking to friends about Bolton's bellicosity, and literally exiling his national security adviser to Mongolia.
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" The indictment states that, on several occasions, Stone told Credico that he should "do a 'Frank Pentangeli' " before the Intelligence Committee "in order to avoid contradicting Stone's testimony.
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"The draft report ignores critical facts, presenting a one-sided version of events that casts aside evidence contradicting your chosen narrative," the lawyers wrote, according to USA Today.
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Trump duly assailed the congresswoman, a family friend who'd listened in on the conversation, on Twitter, calling her a liar and claiming to have evidence contradicting her account.
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Seemingly contradicting every mass-marketed image of the ideal feminine eyes, short and knobby lashes are fast becoming a strangely alluring exclamation point to otherwise plain-faced looks.
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When asked about the Bloomberg report at a satellite conference on Monday, Musk said that SpaceX is putting "zero" thought toward a Starlink IPO, contradicting Shotwell's prior statement.
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After gathering evidence contradicting Mr. Madsen's shifting explanations about Ms. Wall's death, prosecutors charged him with premeditated murder, sexual assault, indecent handling of a body and other crimes.
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"I want to play in primaries, and I want to play big in primaries," Stefanik told Roll Call's Simone Pathe in December, directly contradicting the new NRCC chair.
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Biegun is also beholden to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, a trusted Trump aide with a reputation for following the president's marching orders and for rarely contradicting him.
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They said the tape had been deliberately concealed because it showed the hairdresser contradicting what she had told a state legislative committee, undermining the case against Mr. Greitens.
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Donald Trump's $1.5 trillion tax cut has increased incentives to replace workers with robots, contradicting his campaign promise to restore well-paying manufacturing jobs in the nation's heartland.
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President Donald Trump has sought to paint a rosy picture for the country as the coronavirus outbreak spreads, downplaying its potential impact and routinely contradicting top government experts.
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Clinton, contradicting Mr. Comey's highly unusual public announcement that he would recommend the Justice Department not charge her over her handling of classified information while secretary of state.
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Now, it seems, contradicting the president's misstatements is a potentially fireable offense, even at an agency whose role it is to provide the public with accurate storm forecasts.
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So when Mr. Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, emerged as a strong voice contradicting President Trump's contention that the memo "totally vindicates" him, his words had particular meaning.
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But by the time the eulogies are being written, it's often too late, and all that's left is contradicting emotions we have as we sort through the pieces.
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But when asked again about Mr. Wolf, they would not give details from the conversation, at one point contradicting themselves and saying they had not spoken with him.
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FDA testing showed trace amounts of asbestos in the product as little as three months ago —contradicting the company&aposs findingsVisit Business Insider&aposs homepage for more stories.
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National security adviser Robert O'Brien dismissed claims of Russian interference in the 2020 election on behalf of President Donald Trump, contradicting concerns reportedly brought forward by intelligence officials.
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The exchange came after Cooper accused Dershowitz of contradicting himself regarding his statements on impeachment during then-President Clinton's impeachment trial in 1998, which the lawyer also opposed.
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In her testimony, Yovanovitch told investigators there was a concern within the State Department that any statement supporting her would be undermined by a "contradicting" tweet from Trump.
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"I once again confirm that the body is that of Kim Jong-nam," Mr. Zahid said, contradicting the official North Korean position, which insists the man, killed Feb.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Aluminum producer Norsk Hydro denied on Monday its Alunorte alumina refinery in Brazil had contaminated local waters, contradicting the findings of a Brazilian public health group.
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Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday that specialists sent to Douma had determined that no chemical weapons were used in the area, contradicting the findings of aid workers.
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The House is asking the court to not only treat its investigation as such a proceeding but to do so when House leaders are also contradicting that characterization.
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Saudi Arabia's public prosecutor on Thursday said the killing of Khashoggi was premeditated, contradicting a previous official statement that it happened accidentally during a tussle in the consulate.
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On Thursday he fumbled his official explanation for why Comey was fired, contradicting his staff and publicly admitting that the FBI's Russia probe played into his decision-making.
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Still, nearly a quarter of respondents expect the Fed to raise rates at some point this year on hopes of an economic revival, contradicting the central bank's latest view.
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Fox News contributor Stephen Miller tweeted contradicting screen grabs of various tweets the CNN reporter has sent over the years, while countless others took to Twitter to mock Acosta.
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Meanwhile, Cavusoglu said Saudi officials have listened to tapes of Khashoggi's murder, contradicting earlier statements by Saudi foreign minister Adel al Jubeir that the Saudis had not heard them.
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For friends of triple-homicide suspect Chris Watts, the events of the past month have been shocking and confusing, contradicting their impression of the man they thought they knew.
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The government has at times tried to hide data contradicting official air pollution measurements from the public, and it seems that the Dragonfly prototype would only show approved numbers.
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" Contradicting this narrative, White House spokeswoman Lindsey Walters told Politico and the Associated Press that "Secretary Shulkin resigned from his position as Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The top US intelligence official warned Congress this week about the threat of "abrupt" climate change, contradicting the Trump administration's efforts to drive climate out of national security discussions.
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North Korea accused the United States on Saturday of making "gangster-like" demands in the talks in North Korea, contradicting Pompeo who said the old enemies had made progress.
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They say that Lesin paid for his room with $1,200 in cash, contradicting FBI agents who previously told BuzzFeed News that the Justice Department had paid for the room.
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He drew Trump's ire again in January when he told a Senate panel that North Korea was unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons, contradicting the president's cheerier assessments.
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"There was vibration and there was smoke, but no fire was noticed," the spokesman said, contradicting earlier reports from the Lithuanian military of a fire on board the vessel.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, contradicting his defense minister, scolded Israel's deputy military chief on Sunday for suggesting that Israeli society was showing signs of Nazi-like behavior.
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However, the Russian bank maintains that Kushner was acting as the head of his family's real estate company when he met with Gorkov -- directly contradicting the White House's statement.
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Even so, it's seldom that a congressional hearing gives so many different angles (supporting or contradicting presidential policies), and by congressional hearing standards, that makes it an absolute hoot.
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Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) on Thursday said President Trump's Supreme Court nominee passionately criticized Trump's attacks on federal judges during a meeting, contradicting the president's tweet about Gorsuch's views.
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Yates, an Obama appointee fired by Trump in February, is expected to provide testimony contradicting the White House's story of the firing of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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An internal EPA document is contradicting agency officials who said Tuesday that there is no data on how many waterways will lose protections under the administration's latest rule rollback.
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Documents released by the department this week in a lawsuit over the question showed that Ross actively pushed for it to be added, contradicting his earlier testimony before Congress.
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Surveillance video released Tuesday shows an off-duty Chicago police officer shooting and wounding an unarmed autistic black teenager, contradicting a description of the incident initially provided by police.
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Public school teacher-led Protestant prayer would be permitted, so long as students could stand out in the hall if they objected, directly contradicting 50-year-old court decisions.
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When pressed further on the identity of the White House officials who have been contradicting Pompeo, Gaetz declined to reveal their names, citing the information was considered sensitive information.
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However, Trump took to Twitter after the prime minister's announcement, saying the U.S. would not endorse the communique, contradicting Trudeau's statement and threatening to impose new tariffs on Canada.
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Brazil's central bank, which had seen the real hit two year lows in the recent sell-off, surprised markets by keeping rates unchanged contradicting widespread forecasts of a cut.
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The Brazilian authorities found evidence contradicting parts of Ryan Lochte's account of a gunpoint robbery and pulled two U.S. swimmers, Jack Conger and Gunnar Bentz, off their flights home.
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Chris Wray, 50, told lawmakers that he does not believe the federal investigation into Russian election meddling is a "witch hunt," contradicting the president's own characterization of the probe.
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When I say that professors shouldn't sleep with their students, but that I don't regret the time that my professor and I slept together, I am not contradicting myself.
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A majority of Brazilians are against it, Maia noted, contradicting Economy Minister Paulo Guedes who said at the same conference on Wednesday that the majority of Brazilians supported it.
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Even for a president known for contradicting himself, Mr. Trump's divergent statements were particularly head-spinning and underscored his fitful responses to the report issued by the special counsel.
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It would add $1 trillion to the deficit, according to the official congressional scorekeeper, contradicting the calls for fiscal austerity that conservatives made for years under President Barack Obama.
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Trump has come under criticism for his handling of the coronavirus thus far, particularly from Democrats for contradicting top health officials and repeatedly downplaying the severity of the outbreak.
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For several hours before Trump's tweet, talks had devolved into a state of confusion, with key officials on both sides directly contradicting each other on whether a deal exists.
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He claimed in March that "anybody that wants a test can get a test," contradicting health officials and experts who've criticized the government's inadequacy at testing for the virus.
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Rising fears of a recession, layoffs in steel country and new evidence of the toll on US households of his tariff war are contradicting the President's preferred political narrative.
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Michael Sanchez says he never possessed Bezos' intimate photos, contradicting a New York Times report that found evidence that Lauren Sanchez sent leaked texts and photos to her brother.
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And most criticism of the administration's response to coronavirus so far has stemmed from the President, who has continued to downplay the outbreak while contradicting his own health officials.
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The embassy issued a statement on Wednesday contradicting much of the American officials account and laying blame for the episode on protesters who they said had incited the violence.
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He rallied to a surprising come-from-behind win over Democrat Russ Feingold and usually feels emboldened to speak his mind, even if it means contradicting his party's leaders.
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The new chief of the Environmental Protection Agency, Scott Pruitt, said carbon dioxide was not a primary contributor to global warming, contradicting the consensus scientific view on climate change.
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" In a report explaining why they weren't pursuing the case, prosecutors wrote that "there is no evidence to corroborate the complainant's statement and there is evidence contradicting the claim.
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" McCarthy characterized the tax return request as "all about politics," contradicting House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's comments earlier in the day when she defended the effort as "a policy matter.
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Why did he tell Mr. Dershowitz that he wasn't on the supposed surveillance tapes, contradicting what he had said and showed to Mr. Boies, Mr. Pottinger and The Times?
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Trump also said Saturday he doesn't care whether next week's impeachment proceedings are public or private, seemingly contradicting his statement on Friday that there should be no public hearings.
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He told CNBC in March that he did not think carbon dioxide was "a primary contributor to the global warming we see," contradicting decades of analysis by federal researchers.
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He is known for running a team of one, making impulsive decisions, contradicting himself and then using his enormous reserves of self-confidence and charisma to dig himself out.
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Contradicting that account, local news media, citing eyewitnesses, reported that the traveling family did not open fire on the police and that no weapons were recovered from their vehicle.
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He refused to support Trump's nomination, repeatedly expressed skepticism over Trump's alleged ties with Russia, and dampened expectations on the Republican agenda, contradicting Trump's desire for fast policy wins.
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He gained traction in the election by swearing off the lies of politicians, while constantly contradicting himself, often without bothering to conceal the conflicts within his own sound bites.
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They alleged that WhatsApp was contradicting its original promise and that the move would "severely compromise the rights of its users and make the privacy rights of users completely vulnerable".
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But the affected power company released information about the breach contradicting what the officials had told the Post, and the thrust of the original story turned out to be false.
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"This emphasises that there are contradicting versions in the comments made by different authorities of what has happened," Javier Cremades, lawyer of the Spanish Association of Minority Shareholders, told Reuters.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's security minister said on Thursday the military had not suspended all cooperation with Australia, contradicting a military spokesman who said "all forms of cooperation" had been suspended.
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"We believe having a series of national or regional measures overlapping and contradicting each other increases costs, administration, complexity," said Michael Gill, executive director of the Air Transport Action Group.
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A US official confirmed to CNN on Friday that Flynn and Kislyak did speak about sanctions, among other matters, during a December call, contradicting past statements by White House officials.
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Reports from those inside the facility are contradicting official Russian information that no one at the medical facility where the people are being held had shown signs of the virus.
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Castello Branco said fuel distribution unit Petrobras Distribuidora SA, which is being privatized, would not be a potential purchaser of the refineries, contradicting comments on Tuesday by that unit's CEO.
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They are so desperate to continue attacking Hillary Clinton over the issue of her emails that they are contradicting themselves in challenging the integrity of the director of the FBI.
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A Cold War-era scientist acknowledged on Tuesday he had helped create the nerve agent, contradicting Moscow's insistence that neither Russia nor the Soviet Union ever had such a program.
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Contradicting President Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to completely withdraw US forces from Syria, the United States reportedly plans to keep some troops in the country to counter Iran.
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However, Iran later denied it was willing to negotiate over its ballistic missile programme, contradicting a claim by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and appearing to undercut Trump's statement.
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Video But the informant met with Page in early July that summer, contradicting the FBI's claims of when the operation began, and remained in contact for more than a year.
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And he drew Trump's ire again in January when he told a Senate panel that North Korea was unlikely to give up its nuclear weapons, contradicting the president's cheerier assessments.
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However, Iran later denied it was willing to negotiate over its ballistic missile program, contradicting a claim by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and appearing to undercut Trump's statement.
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Sanders also said the "decision is based on a military decision," seemingly contradicting her statement that it was a decision by Trump alone, in consultation with his national security team.
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Less than 24 hours after it was painted on Saturday, nearly every element of the 25-foot mural was covered with a message directly contradicting the spirit behind the original.
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But by delaying the implementation of the revised order, the Trump administration is contradicting some of the arguments that it made to justify the travel ban in the first place.
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In an interview with ABC News last month, Ivanka said her dad "had no involvement pertaining to my clearance or my husband's clearance, zero," contradicting the Times and CNN reports.
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Republican lawmakers stood behind President Richard M. Nixon for two years of Watergate investigations, only to desert him en masse after the release of tapes contradicting his denial of wrongdoing.
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We estimate that Apple's new guidance implies that it will sell more than 40 million iPhones in the June quarter, contradicting the concerns highlighted by our peers in recent weeks.
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Optimists hope he is being eased out because of his habit of speaking his mind, thereby occasionally contradicting the government line, rather than to pave the way for retrograde policies.
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John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, assured allies that American troops would not be leaving Syria quickly, all but contradicting what Mr Trump had said a few days earlier.
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The FBI said Friday that it does not consider McInnes's former group to be an extremist group, contradicting statements made by a law enforcement official in Washington state last month.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) defended President Donald Trump and its earlier assessment of Hurricane Dorian, and downplayed a contradicting statement from the National Weather Service's Alabama location.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) defended President Donald Trump and its earlier assessment of Hurricane Dorian, and downplayed a contradicting statement from the National Weather Service's Alabama outpost.
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"I would feel a little bit better if some of the contradicting numbers of low unemployment rates and low wage growth were more in line with each other," he added.
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The study concludes that the oil and gas releases at the site are coming from multiple wells, again contradicting Taylor Energy's claim that the releases comes from oil-soaked sediment.
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Governor Omarkhel, contradicting some details from American and local officials, said that "Americans were not involved in this operation" and that the air support had come from Afghan Army helicopters.
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Trump drew rebukes from Republican lawmakers later in the week when he said Russia doesn't pose a threat to the United States, contradicting his own director of national intelligence. Sen.
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"My problem with Donald Trump sitting down is that Donald Trump talks in such loopy ways, and he's constantly contradicting himself and saying things," Fleischer said on Fox Business Network.
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"This is yet another instance of Trump administration officials contradicting their colleagues and even themselves," says Alexandra Bell, a nuclear expert at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
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But no one came out contradicting the original report before press time, beyond one person saying that access was limited, logged and audited, though it's not clear to what degree.
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They're the consummate rock 'n' roll act, here for the moment, pushing all your buttons and boosting your serotonin, contradicting your better instincts and making you smile like a moron.
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The National Weather Service in a tweet Sunday said Hurricane Dorian was not expected to hit the state of Alabama, directly contradicting a false claim from US President Donald Trump.
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Among those was the fact that "a very small number" of emails sent on her server bore markings that indicated they were classified, contradicting not only previous statements of Mrs.
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The votes marked the second time in two months that the Senate supported a measure contradicting Trump's foreign policy, although legislation to change his policies has yet to become law.
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But in a case this charged — with Ms. Tirschwell and Mr. Ravich directly contradicting each other in court filings — anyone looking for a tidy outcome is bound to be disappointed.
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Trump denied there was any collusion between his campaign and Moscow, and Russia has said it did not meddle in the election, contradicting the assessment of senior U.S. security officials.
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"It is our belief that there is no greater threat to public health than vaccines," the publication concludes, contradicting the scientific consensus that vaccines are generally safe and highly effective.
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If Judge Hanen sides with Texas and the other states challenging DACA, then an appeals court or the U.S. Supreme Court will have to resolve the contradicting rulings pretty quickly.
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While public health officials have agreed it was an important decision, Trump has continually downplayed the imminent threat of the coronavirus to the public, at times contradicting his top officials.
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Turkish communications director Fahrettin Altun blasted the Saudi court's findings that Khashoggi's killing was carried out "at the spur of the moment," contradicting the findings of a United Nations inquiry.
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The White House is barring counselor Kellyanne Conway from television appearances after the high-profile aide made multiple on-air statements contradicting the Trump administration's official stance, CNN reported Wednesday.
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" Speaking on CNN, Shelby was more apprehensive about directly contradicting the president, but praised current military policy allowing transgender troops as "a big tent for people who want to serve.
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In Helsinki last week, Trump sparked a firestorm by appearing to question Russia's involvement in U.S. election meddling, contradicting his own intelligence apparatus and many members of his own party.
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Some of Hassett's assertions have drawn criticism, such as his argument that last year's package of tax cuts would boost household incomes by $4,000 a year, contradicting most other projections.
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Military leaders were left in the awkward position of trying to reaffirm their commitment to generations of war-fighting rules without angering a volatile commander in chief by contradicting him.
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A lawmaker representing the Iranian city of Qom said 50 people in the city have died from the coronavirus in February, contradicting national officials' reported total of 12 deaths nationwide.
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A day after the drone strike, when House pedant Dan Crenshaw insisted that Trump had a strategy and was following it, Trump wasted little time in contradicting the Texas congressman.
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Andrew McCabe, the acting F.B.I. director, above, rejected the White House's claim that James Comey had lost the support of his colleagues, contradicting the president's latest explanation for the dismissal.
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Contradicting testimonies from other witnesses, Mr. Sondland denied the idea that there was a back channel with Ukraine that was operating in the shadows of the typical foreign policy portfolio.
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He declines to detail his conversations with Trump and says he has no recollection of any meetings with the Russian Ambassador at the Mayflower Hotel, contradicting reports after Comey's testimony.
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"You can go back and see what people have said over time and understand whether they're contradicting that something they said two years ago or one month ago," says Costolo.
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Before making the autopsy results public, the parish coroner at the time, Carl Ditch, told White that the bullet entered his son's chest, White says, contradicting the original news release.
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Steve Goldstein, top spokesman for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, was fired Tuesday for contradicting the official administration account of Tillerson's own firing, a White House official told NBC News.
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Congressional inquiries into the efforts of President Donald Trump's allies to dig up dirt in Ukraine have hardly begun, and already key figures in those efforts are contradicting one another.
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The far-right opposition raged against the "stranglehold" of the state, and the transport minister, contradicting his own experts, declared the notion "contrary to every common sense" and shelved it.
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Contradicting Roque and another palace official, Medialdea told reporters that it was not Duterte's desire to bar Rappler from his events, and the president was just following the SEC's decision.
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Some more conservative red-state Democrats and some extremely liberal Democrats will complain about a few of her positions, but most will try to avoid publicly contradicting her when possible.
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The U.S. State Department yesterday issued a scathing statement on Saudi Arabia's now two-week-old embargo on Qatar, blatantly contradicting President Trump, who weeks earlier praised the abrupt move.
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But there was more from Maclin, who added, "It was also bizarre that she told me that she did not do chemotherapy," contradicting the story she has told on social media.
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Trump's other tweets over the weekend included everything from claims that there's no chaos in the White House (contradicting both news reports and simple common sense) to attacks on the FBI.
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On Friday, an attorney for Clark's family released a private autopsy showing most of the eight bullets that hit Clark struck him in the back, contradicting the police version of events.
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Instead of flatly contradicting Mitt Romney, Crowley could have pointed out that fact-checkers had found Obama had indeed used the word "terrorism," and then invited Romney to clarify his point.
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Castello Branco told reporters fuel distribution unit Petrobras Distribuidora SA, which is being privatized, would not be a potential purchaser of the refineries, contradicting comments on Tuesday by that unit's CEO.
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Severe backlash stemmed from the 22017-year-old's Friday appearance on The View, in which she told the audience she was pro-choice, contradicting past comments she made passionately bashing abortion.
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Mr Pruitt denied any impropriety, but it emerged this week that he had met his landlord's husband, also a lobbyist representing a pork manufacturer before the agency, contradicting his earlier claims.
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Here are nine examples from the National Climate Assessment directly contradicting Wheeler's statement that climate change impacts are still 25 to 26 years away, according to the Sierra Club's analysis. 203.
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NAIROBI, July 3.23 (Reuters) - Tanzania's economy expanded 23.2% in 24, the World Bank said on Thursday, the second major report this year from a multilateral financial institution contradicting rosier government figures.
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Earlier Thursday, the president told NBC in an exclusive interview that he was going to fire Comey "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended, contradicting what the White House said Wednesday.
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Buried here is a lesson — be gentle when contradicting people's firmly-held beliefs — that Democrats especially would do well to learn as they hone their outreach to Republican voters this year.
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Google is now admitting as much, as it blogs about the reintroduced snippets, discussing how the answers it serves can end up contradicting each other depending on the query being asked.
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But Trump hurt his own case by contradicting the White House's initial rationale for the firing: that the president acted after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein recommended that Comey be fired.
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Trump on Wednesday again reignited the controversy when he replied "no" when asked if Russia is still targeting the United States, directly contradicting the current Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats.
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It added the ruling was "proportionate in the circumstances" and that the Russian Paralympic Committee (RPC) "did not file any evidence contradicting the facts on which the IPC decision was based".
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FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before the Senate earlier this month that the FBI had completed its investigation into Porter in July, contradicting the White House's timeline of the background check.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday that specialists sent by Moscow to Douma had determined that no chemical weapons were used in the area, contradicting the findings of aid workers.
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And Kanye — who has called himself a billionaire, despite contradicting reports that put his net worth at $240 million — is not the only celebrity closing deals on massive plots of land.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq and Iran have not yet begun exchanging crude oil, for technical reasons, Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi said on Wednesday, contradicting Iran's oil ministry news agency.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The U.S. military denied on Thursday taking part in a raid on an al Qaeda site in the Libyan city of Ubari, contradicting a statement by a Libyan official.
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They rank No. 348 nationally in opponent's possession length and a whopping No. 347 in their own possession length, contradicting Davis' idea that the Cavs actually try to push the ball.
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In interviews after the verdict, two jurors, a man and a woman, said that instead of contradicting the officer's account, the video showed the punch that prosecutors had maintained never happened.
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The Mexican foreign minister said no secret immigration deal existed with the U.S., directly contradicting Mr. Trump's claim on Twitter that a "fully signed and documented" agreement would be revealed soon.
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The index also showed declines in several months in recent years before Donald J. Trump took office — contradicting his claim that prices had fallen for the first time in five decades.
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At the same time, Trump has, if anything, vowed to reduce funding on opioid addiction care through his budget cuts — contradicting his campaign promise to "spend the money" on drug treatment.
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In 2016, Mr. Ren came under scrutiny after writing on his microblog that China's news media should serve the people, not the party, contradicting one of Mr. Xi's high-profile pronouncements.
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Trump began the controversy last weekend when he falsely claimed that Alabama was in danger of being hit by the storm, despite the National Weather Service and others directly contradicting him.
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Sekulow is contradicting some of the Senate Republicans who have argued that the information in Bolton's manuscript, as reported by the New York Times, would not be enough to impeach Trump.
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He now insists that impeachment requires a crime to have been allegedly committed by the President, shamelessly contradicting his 1998 legal position that impeachment does not require evidence of a crime.
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Riyadh said the killing was the result of a "rogue operation" that did not involve the crown prince, contradicting the CIA's reported conclusion from late 2018 that implicated the crown prince.
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"The draft report ignores critical facts, presenting a one-sided version of events that casts aside evidence contradicting your chosen narrative," the lawyers wrote in the rebuttal, according to USA Today.
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While many Filipinos have expressed doubts about that point, rarely if ever have there been surveillance camera images contradicting a police account of a shooting, as in Mr. delos Santos's case.
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"I certainly see the American people probably see the president the way I do," he added, contradicting a raft of recent polls showing Mr. Trump's approval rating below 40 percent nationally.
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House Dems North Korea fires unidentified 'projectiles' from eastern coast: report MORE will give up his nuclear weapons in a deal with the United States, contradicting Trump's position on the issue.
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It will be interesting to see if the organization sticks to its guns, or risks contradicting its carefully set precedent in exchange for the promise, rather than the fear of, technology.
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"The draft report ignores critical facts, presenting a one-sided version of events that casts aside evidence contradicting your chosen narrative," the lawyers, Justin Shur, Eric Nitz, and Emily Damrau, wrote.
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Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, drew criticism on Thursday for saying that carbon dioxide was not a primary contributor to global warming, contradicting years of established science.
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"Simply accepting the denial of Mr. Putin is unsustainable," Mr. Cohen said, again contradicting Mr. Trump, who has said that he believes Mr. Putin's assertion that his government did not interfere.
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YAOUNDE (Reuters) - A group of European tourists traveling in southwest Cameroon were not kidnapped, their Swiss tour operator said on Wednesday, contradicting government reports that separatist militants had held them hostage.
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Finland's president said Sunday he did not tell Donald Trump "raking" forest floors would prevent wildfires — contradicting the U.S leader, whose claim has been roundly mocked in the Northern European country.
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Maybe even more remarkable is the government's new claim—contradicting the argument it presented to the Supreme Court—that existing databases can supply more complete citizenship data than a census query could.
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The FTC said the company allowed minors 13-years-old and younger to be contacted by other users, contradicting the apps' privacy policies, which claimed they would follow necessary laws, including COPPA.
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Andrew Cuomo said at a press conference Wednesday that he had also received a device, contradicting earlier reports from his office and his brother, CNN's Chris Cuomo, denying he was a target.
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"No one is talking about privatizing the VA," deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters told Politico in an email, contradicting Shulkin and many veterans' groups who said they were concerned about his departure.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray earlier on Tuesday told lawmakers the agency completed its background check in July, contradicting the White House's earlier assertion that investigations into Porter had not yet been completed.
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But Trump's words toward Huawei — and ultimately how he sees its relation to the U.S.-China trade war — have appeared to be mixed, contradicting Pompeo's assertion that there is a unified message.
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Most drone industry trade groups are opposed to these measures, arguing that local laws would create a mess by overlapping and contradicting rules already put in place by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Commercial air travel has grown safer over the last 50 years, according to readily available public data, contradicting President Trump's tweet this morning suggesting that technology has made air travel more dangerous.
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The documents appeared to show that the FBI properly disclosed its sources of information and that it relied on more than just the controversial Steele dossier, contradicting claims of abuse by Republicans.
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Paul Sperry reporting that two former top officials are actually contradicting Brennan&aposs claim that the dossier did not play a role in the intelligence community&aposs assessment of Russian election meddling.
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A Human Rights Watch investigation found that at least 22011 civilians were killed as a result of the NATO air campaign, definitively contradicting speculative claims of mass casualties from the Qaddafi regime.
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Flynn said Sunday that it was up to women "to make the decision" about whether to end a pregnancy, a position squarely contradicting the Republican Party's long-held opposition to abortion rights.
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The Massachusetts State Police have issued an investigative report about the April 19 suicide of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez, verifying – and contradicting – information that has been widely reported for several weeks.
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Miller's attorney, Matthew Walerstein, told The Wrap he "categorically and vehemently denies Ms. Perrineau's outrageous claims," adding that his legal team had "gathered overwhelming evidence directly contradicting these false and offensive claims."
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Contradicting the "witch hunt" language, a judge just this week upheld the charges against Manafort, saying that the former campaign chair's work with Trump makes him a natural target for Mueller's investigators.
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Manila, Philippines (CNN)Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte denied throwing a person off a helicopter in an interview with CNN Philippines Thursday, contradicting a statement he made on live television earlier this week.
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The contradicting feelings about the stock market are most evident in the 2017 year-end price targets for the , which shows most investment houses forecast subpar returns for the next 12 months.
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Her questioning had Zuckerberg contradicting himself on a serious topic: how the decision was made in 22018 to not inform the 210 million users that their data had been improperly sold off.
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Even with some studies contradicting how effective they are, obesity is a global epidemic, so doctors are generally keen for people to try anything reasonable to help us get off the couch.
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Then Russia claimed a US drone had been detected above the convoy just minutes before it was struck — contradicting its initial assessment that the convoy had not been hit from the air.
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Quayle spoke soon after Trump told NBC News he was going to fire the "showboat" FBI director "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended, directly contradicting what the White House said Wednesday.
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But Trump hurt his own case by contradicting the White House's initial rationale for the firing: that the president acted after Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein had recommended that Comey be fired.
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Standing next to Putin at a joint press conference, Trump sided with the Russian president in saying he didn't think Moscow meddled in the 2202 presidential election, directly contradicting U.S. intelligence agencies.
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On top of this, the Turks appear ready to drip out more details of what their intelligence operation against the Saudi consulate in Istanbul overheard, likely contradicting Riyadh's changing narrative once more.
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Mr. Giuliani told The Times's Kenneth P. Vogel that Mr. Trump supported his actions and "basically knows what I'm doing, sure, as his lawyer" — contradicting the suggestion that Mr. Trump was unaware.
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An incoming Republican Congressman told constituents at a town hall this week that he believes vaccines may cause autism, contradicting the Centers for Disease Control and other scientific institutions, according to Tennessean.com.
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The suit claims the new rule violates the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 by contradicting the longstanding definition of public charge as a person "primarily" dependent on public assistance for survival.
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The top House tax writer on Wednesday signaled that Congress could still propose changes to a popular retirement savings plan in its tax bill, contradicting an assurance made by President Donald Trump.
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The Associated Press reports that Nasim Aghdam did not specifically target the three YouTube staffers whom she reportedly injured with a handgun in the building's courtyard Tuesday afternoon, contradicting earlier media reports.
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With each subsequent proclamation, the Pentagon struggled to offer a response that correctly reflected the events on the ground in the war-torn country, while not directly contradicting the commander in chief.
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But housing advocates say that the agency is contradicting its mission by selling mortgages to investors that they say are pushing homeowners closer to foreclosure with loan modifications that offer little relief.
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For example, Trump said in January that he wanted a strong dollar, contradicting comments made by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin about how a weaker dollar would be good for the United States.
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The article, citing security officials, said the police detained Mr. Regeni days before his brutalized body turned up on the outskirts of Cairo — contradicting government assertions that he had not been arrested.
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However, the new regulation set a 49 percent foreign ownership cap on small e-commerce businesses, contradicting the government's earlier statement that it will open the sector 100 percent to foreign money.
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Tillerson's spokesman, Steven Goldstein, was also fired on Tuesday for contradicting the White House account of Trump's firing of Tillerson, saying the secretary of State was caught flat-footed by the announcement.
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She said that in 2202, her son, then a college student, was accused of sexually assaulting a classmate; despite witnesses contradicting the woman's story, it took painful months before he was cleared.
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"We're prepared to have a lot of people come out and say we're contradicting ourselves," said Jacob Vigdor, an economist at the University of Washington who is an author of the study.
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Pressed for clarification, the show's producers, the episode's director and the actors themselves sent out mixed messages, publicly disagreeing with one another and even contradicting themselves about the intention of the scene.
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Representative Devin Nunes, a California Republican, on Sunday encouraged healthy people to dine out at restaurants, contradicting public health advisories that strongly encouraged social distancing and discouraged Americans from attending mass gatherings.
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Representative Devin Nunes, a California Republican, on Sunday encouraged healthy people to dine out at restaurants, contradicting public health advisories that strongly encouraged social distancing and discouraged Americans from attending mass gatherings.
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Defense Secretary Mark Esper has said the US military will not target cultural sites in Iran, contradicting President Donald Trump&aposs repeated threats to do just that amid escalating tensions with Tehran.
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Two online opinion polls published on Tuesday showed Britons were evenly split on how they intended to vote, contradicting signs in some other recent surveys that momentum was with the Remain camp.
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A witness has told Mueller's team that Prince hadn't been introduced to a Russian businessman by associates from the United Arab Emirates (UAE), contradicting Prince's testimony, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.
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Bolton helped stop this, too, first by flatly contradicting the president, then by slowing the withdrawal of troops, then by maneuvering to get Britain and France to emplace forces of their own.
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They will also be unable to tell whether Mr. Trump is telling the truth when he claims to have no connections to Russia, contradicting public evidence and statements by his own son.
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Trump, however, will not call for declaring the crisis a national emergency during an event at the White House about the opioid epidemic, the newspaper reported, contradicting the president's comments on Wednesday.
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In a statement, he said he meant to speak in a "hypothetical" way and "not based on conversations I had with the President" — contradicting his exact words to the New York Times.
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During that time, there have been no shortage of studies looking at the cellphones and cancer—with evidence both supporting and contradicting a connection between the two—and still more research is ongoing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday said his concept of a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico "has never changed or evolved," contradicting comments made by his chief of staff.
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But I must say, how can you guys not -- you&aposre focusing on, oh, the Democrats -- this guy is saying, oh, no, Russians aren&apost interfering, contradicting our own intelligence, our own senate.
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OSLO, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Norway's trillion-dollar sovereign wealth fund should continue to invest in oil and gas firms, a government-appointed commission recommended on Friday, contradicting earlier advice from the central bank.
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After a phone call with President Vladimir Putin on Friday, Trump also downplayed Russia's involvement in Venezuela, contradicting claims from top Trump administration officials that Moscow continues to prop up the regime there.
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Further, the FCC stated that it had no records related to an analysis being performed on its systems during the attack, seemingly contradicting previous remarks from one of its staff the following day.
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Saudi Arabia is still negotiating a deal with Virgin Hyperloop One, a source close to the company told CNBC, contradicting a report that Riyadh had pulled out amid tensions with founder Richard Branson.
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George Conway's tweet follows revelations by Rudy Giuliani on Wednesday that Trump reimbursed Cohen for the money he paid to Daniels — contradicting Trump's prior claims that he had no knowledge of the payment.
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The second—emboldened by new evidence about Gareth Grimes' true identity—was thrown out on account of Grimes not constituting a deciding factor in the case, completely contradicting the ruling of the first.
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The watchdog said it was not clear that only data from Canadians with U.S. dealings was exposed in the breach, contradicting what representatives at the company's Canadian call center had told some consumers.
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In Mr Chapnin's view, the church leadership is nervous about contradicting this group, and above all it is unwilling to admit that its own reluctance to accept the relics has been a mistake.
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Contradicting rhetoric from his presidential campaign, President Donald Trump explained why he chose Wall Street billionaires for several of his Cabinet roles during a campaign-style rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Wednesday evening.
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"The truth is Syria needs to test the credibility of De Mistura who has been contradicting what happened during the meeting with the Syrian government," the foreign ministry source was quoted as saying.
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You'll notice that the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board thinks that there's still a "legitimate legal basis for the travel ban" despite the fact that Trump's own words are contradicting his lawyers.
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Tough sanctions would remain on North Korea until its complete denuclearization, Pompeo said on Thursday, apparently contradicting the North's view that the process agreed at this week's summit would be phased and reciprocal.
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After a series of tweets that made it seem as if YouTube was contradicting its own anti-harassment policies, the video platform published a blog post in an attempt to clarify its stance.
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During a press conference that day, Broome County District Attorney Steve Cornwell revealed Anderson's body was found March 9 in Tercero's bed — contradicting earlier police assertions that she was found in her home.
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ET: According to a report from Brazilian news network G1 (in Portuguese), the Operator of the National Electricity System (ONS) has denied that the blackouts extended to Brazil, contradicting earlier reporting by CNN.
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Why in the world, then, would the former FBI director go give false testimony about them, if he's well aware there could be irrefutable evidence contradicting his claims and exposing him to prosecution?
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"Just blindly obey Fox News," MacFarlane (sarcastically) wrote in a Saturday tweet responding to Fox New host Tucker Carlson's absurd claim that any media reports contradicting his own network's reporting were invariably wrong.
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Ford invested over a billion dollars in Kentucky only last year and has repeatedly said—at times directly contradicting Trump—that it has no plans to close any U.S. plants at this time.
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" We're living in very strange times for media — a president calling networks and major publication fake news; actual fake news on social feeds; White House officials contradicting each other, putting out "alternative facts.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday that he was going to fire "showboat" FBI Director James Comey "regardless" of what the Justice Department recommended, directly contradicting what the White House said a day earlier.
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Parts of testimony from key witness Andrea Constand against Cosby were "unbelievable," the juror said, but her contradicting memory of dates in the case didn't have a big impact on the jury split.
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In this particular work the audio is often contradicting what I am saying or undermining the form of this monologue with all the other voices and split personlities that make up this work.
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"You're releasing all the singles, when we're waiting for the album," he said, asking whether Manigault-Newman's staggered approach to contradicting the White House's denials with recorded proof was a long-term strategy.
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Last week, Department of Energy Secretary Rick Perry announced that he does not believe greenhouse gas emissions are the primary cause of global warming, contradicting the views of the vast majority of climatologists.
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The new acting attorney general: Suddenly on the hot seat CNN revealed on Thursday that Whitaker has publicly shot down the idea that Russian interfered in the 2016 election -- contradicting multiple Mueller indictments.
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Clinton's dossier of falsehoods has increased with the F.B.I. report contradicting so many of her statements about her private email server, Mr. Trump and his campaign have generated so many untruths that Factcheck.
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DAKAR, April 4 (Reuters) - A group of European tourists travelling in southwest Cameroon were not kidnapped, their Swiss tour operator said on Wednesday, contradicting government reports that separatist militants had held them hostage.
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However, Trump said last week that he had not signed up to scrap tariffs on Chinese goods, contradicting the signal from Beijing and dampening hopes of an imminent resolution to the trade conflict.
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While Tillerson has sought to play the arbitrator, President Donald Trump has offered contradicting positions on the issue, at times backing the Saudi position and at other times projecting a more impartial tone.
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On Monday, Trump sent a tweet blasting China for keeping its currency artificially cheap to boost exports — contradicting his own announcement just a few months ago that China was not a currency manipulator.
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The Washington Post and the New York Times are out with new stories contradicting National Security Adviser Michael Flynn's claim that he didn't talk sanctions during his Russia phone call back in December.
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Sean Spicer used his first appearance in the West Wing briefing room on Saturday to declare that Trump's inauguration had "the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period," contradicting all available data.
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Trump's televised and nearly hour-long meeting with a bipartisan group of lawmakers on the subject, while fascinating, didn't exactly produce any clarity on the issue, partially because the President kept contradicting himself.
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And now that the military has made all combat jobs open to women, saying women shouldn't be in combat would require contradicting senior military officials, which GOP candidates are not about to do.
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The group's main aim is to tackle a charter law of 1992, which, Baruzzi explained, is outdated and not meeting the "entrepreneurial reality" of the associates, in addition to contradicting other city regulations.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday he ultimately wants the dollar to be strong, lifting the greenback and contradicting comments made by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin one day earlier.
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Monetary policy has taken center stage recently, with senior officials from South Africa's governing party contradicting each other over whether the party had decided to expand the central bank's mandate to include growth.
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Am I contradicting myself if I express that I love my country, but I want my children to grow up in a place where they have, at least, clean drinking water and electricity?
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar maintained that the administration is not in the midst of a coronavirus testing kit shortage, contradicting a warning issued by Vice President Pence earlier this week.
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The move would build on Pence's efforts to consolidate messaging after Trump spent much of last week directly contradicting top U.S. officials who warned of potentially severe disruptions as more Americans contract coronavirus.
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President Trump has said he has an "absolute right" to reveal highly classified information to Russian officials and defended his disclosure as a way to collaborate against terrorism, contradicting earlier positions on leaks.
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Administration officials are tying themselves in knots to avoid contradicting Trump's statement that Qasem Soleimani was planning attacks on four US embassies and that the President was therefore justified in ordering his killing.
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Pompeo, speaking in Seoul, said tough sanctions would remain until North Korea's complete denuclearization, apparently contradicting the North's view that the process agreed at the Trump-Kim summit would be phased and reciprocal.
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At a press conference in Helsinki on July 16, Trump stunned the world by accepting Putin's denial that Russia attacked the 2016 U.S. election, thus contradicting the findings of 17 U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Four months ago, the Annals of Internal Medicine published a controversial report that encouraged people not to worry about the health risks of eating red and processed meat, contradicting decades of nutrition advice.
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BASRA, Iraq, June 6 (Reuters) - Iraq and Iran have not begun exchanging crude oil due to technical reasons, Iraqi Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi said on Wednesday, contradicting Iran's oil ministry news agency.
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She is not only acting contrary to what she has said in the past about transparency, she is also contradicting her own substantive views about government regulation displacing innovation in the free market.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Street Signs Asia" earlier this month, King Lip of Baker Avenue Asset Management, contradicting Roach's outlook, said he was optimistic the deal would be "a positive for both sides" economically.
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Similarly, John Durham, the US Attorney chosen by Barr to lead yet another investigation into whether the FBI improperly surveilled the Trump campaign, issued a statement contradicting some of the IG's key findings.
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Current and former officials said that Michael T. Flynn, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, discussed American sanctions against Russia with Moscow's ambassador weeks before the president's inauguration, contradicting statements made by Trump advisers.
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Aside from the liabilities arising from contradicting court rulings, when cancellations occur companies miss their sales target and there is a risk banks will cut financing for a project, the industry source said.
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The White House on Monday said President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed sanctions related to Russia's election interference during their meeting last week, contradicting an earlier claim made by the president.
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"The investigation showed that the killing was not premeditated ... The decision was taken at the spur of the moment," Shalaan said, a position directly contradicting the findings of a United Nations-led investigation.
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Says Trump asked whom he voted for, called wife a 'loser' McCabe said the president did ask him whether he voted for Trump in 85033, contradicting Trump's previous denials of past news reports.
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Citing four people briefed on the matter, the newspaper said the lawyers were concerned that given Trump's penchant for making false statements and contradicting himself, he could be charged with lying to investigators.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the Russian government is no longer trying to meddle in U.S. elections, contradicting his director of national intelligence, who has said that Kremlin-ordered attacks are ongoing.
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Le Drian said on Monday that France was not in possession of recordings related to the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi as far as he was aware, contradicting remarks by Turkey's president.
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One of the people who recorded the arrest, Kevin Moore, described the scene to the Baltimore Sun's Catherine Rentz, claiming that police folded Gray like "origami," contradicting claims that officers peacefully restrained him.
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One of the people who recorded the arrest, Kevin Moore, described the scene to the Baltimore Sun's Catherine Rentz, claiming that police folded Gray like "origami," contradicting claims that officers peacefully restrained him.
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He refused to support Trump's nomination, has repeatedly expressed skepticism over Trump's alleged ties with Russia, and most recently dampened expectations on the Republican agenda, openly contradicting Trump's desire for fast policy wins.
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Powell was responsible for some of the change in tone after he said the Fed is close to neutral, contradicting a comment he made in early October that neutral is a long way off.
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But until Commissioner Ajit Pai was appointed chairman of the agency in early 2017, Bray could only propagate his claims as an anonymous source—contradicting the findings of his agency's own independent security contractors.
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Asali appeared to strike a defiant tone, contradicting earlier comments from other senior Iranian oil officials that Iran would not flood the market at a time of global oversupply and an oil price crash.
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And in general, he did a good job balancing what every Trump appointee has had to confront in their confirmation hearings: sounding reasonable and intelligent without openly contradicting some of Trump's more outlandish pronouncements.
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During his CNBC interview, Trump had also said that interest rates should be kept low -- contradicting his remarks on CNN Monday -- because a rate jump could trigger a catastrophic increase the cost of borrowing.
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Critics questioned whether the move was driven by fossil fuel interests in the area; released emails show federal officials did consider energy exploration during the decision process, seemingly contradicting claims by the White House.
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It emerged that Jeff Sessions, the new attorney-general, had held conversations with the Russian ambassador last year, contradicting his testimony to Congress during his confirmation hearing that he had not contacted Russian officials.
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He also tweeted on Saturday that the FBI should interview "whoever they deem appropriate," contradicting an earlier NBC News report that the White House had created a list of potential witnesses for the FBI.
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The past few days have delivered a sharp reality check, contradicting the claims of the ruling coalition in Barcelona, Catalonia's capital, that independence would be painless and is the demand of a united people.
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The Japanese owner of the tanker said the crew believes they were hit by a "flying object," contradicting U.S. claims that it was a limpet mine that set off the explosion, the Post reports.
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Lazy Oaf is taking on the task of turning Betty Boop into a modern day feminist by contradicting her signature red mini dress with the playful and nostalgic stylistic aesthetic from its own brand.
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Last year, the suit unearthed private emails showing that Republican had used their 2011 redistricting plan to maintain electoral advantage over Democrats, contradicting Republicans' claims that the lines were not drawn with political bias.
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On State of the Union, Bash referenced a since-deleted tweet by Conway's husband, attorney George Conway, in which he said it was "absurd" for President Donald Trump to keep contradicting his own aides.
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" One commenter took issue with the post, and as captured by Comments by Celebs, wrote, "Except it's posted on ig," implying Pink was contradicting her desire to "shut the door to the outside world.
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About 20 state officials jointly said in March they would participate in inquiries into whether Exxon executives misled the public by contradicting research from company scientists that spelled out the threats of climate change.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he does not believe Russia is still targeting the United States, contradicting U.S. intelligence assessments that Moscow was continuing its attempts to meddle in American elections.
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Otherwise, the Court says, there would be no qualified individuals on federal Exchanges, contradicting (for example) the provision requiring every Exchange to take the "'interests of qualified individuals'" into account when selecting health plans.
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According to General Director of Costa Rica's Judicial Investigation Department Walter Espinoza, the security guard, 32-year-old Bismarck Espinosa Martinez, became a suspect after allegedly contradicting his story regarding Stefaniak's whereabouts to police.
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With the current state of contradicting laws around weed, its use by people with difficult ailments like cancer and AIDS, and pockets of mainstream acceptance, Alexander said it was a topic ripe for exploration.
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He was repeatedly called out for issuing statements that were later proven to be false or misleading, often as a result of the President's own public pronouncements that wound up contradicting his chief spokesman.
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Oil prices were mixed overnight after government data showed a rise in U.S. crude stockpiles, contradicting an earlier industry report that said inventories fell by 3.3 million barrels in the week to Feb. 12.
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Pruitt also said he had given his chief of staff the authority used to grant two close aides massive raises, contradicting his claim in interviews to have no prior knowledge of the pay boosts.
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Wray complicated that defense on Tuesday when he told members of the Senate Intelligence Committee that the FBI completed a background check investigation of Porter last summer, contradicting the timeline offered by Trump's team.
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The officials told The Washington Post that Northam did not focus on black students during the tours, contradicting allegations that African-Americans were singled out when the first lady was handing out raw cotton.
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Later the same day, a senior administration official told CNN that French President Emmanuel Macron told Trump in a phone call that he supported inviting Putin, contradicting his recent public statements on the proposal.
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However, Trump said a week ago that he has not agreed to scrap tariffs on Chinese goods, contradicting the signal from China and dampening hopes about a coming resolution to a jarring trade conflict.
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McCabe also called the FBI's probe into Russia's interference in the U.S. election "highly significant," contradicting the White House aide's assessment that the probe was one of "the smallest things" on the bureau's plate.
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The SADC urged all parties involved and the international community to respect the results from the polls, contradicting its earlier calls for a recount to "resolve doubts cast" on the outcome of the election.
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The French BEA air accident investigation agency has previously said the crash was probably caused by a cockpit fire, contradicting an earlier suggestion by Egyptian authorities that a bomb may have been the cause.
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They raised the possibility that their intelligence agencies might work together, and both pushed back at the notion that Moscow interfered in the 25 U.S. presidential election, directly contradicting the conclusion of U.S. investigations.
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A day earlier, the committee — and the nation — heard emotional and contradicting accounts from the judge and Christine Blasey Ford, one of the women who have accused him of sexually assaulting them decades ago.
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And he appeared set on contradicting the advice of one of his top task force members, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who told CNN that only the virus can set the timeline for reopening the country.
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"The immigrant is not going to trust the census employee when they are continuously hearing a contradicting message from the media every day threatening to deport immigrants," one Arabic-speaking respondent told the bureau.
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Officials in Greece have said that debris recovered Thursday from the Mediterranean does not belong to the EgyptAir flight that disappeared en route from Paris to Cairo, apparently contradicting an earlier statement by EgyptAir.
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In another tweet, Mr. Trump acknowledged that his campaign aides had held a Trump Tower meeting with a Kremlin-connected lawyer to "get information on an opponent" — contradicting a statement he dictated last year.
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On Friday, an official newspaper, The Vientiane Times, reported that the official death toll had "climbed" to four, contradicting earlier reports in the state-run media that had put the death toll at 250.
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"It is deeply concerning and utterly unacceptable that top-ranking Administration officials charged with responding to this crisis are confusing people and contradicting health experts rather than giving them the facts," Murray told POLITICO.
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One thing that brain scientists have consistently found is that, once people settle on the basic "facts" of what happened, however flawed that perception, they rarely make corrections, even in face of contradicting evidence.
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While he came home with no major accomplishments, the trip was also not interrupted by tweets from President Trump contradicting his efforts, as happened early this month with the secretary's efforts on North Korea.
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He will be buried in a mausoleum at the National Heroes Acre shrine in Harare in about 30 days, his nephew said on Friday, contradicting earlier comments that the burial would be on Sunday.
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More broadly, Trump has a well-deserved reputation for dishonesty and has acted over the years to clean house of any officials (James Mattis, Dan Coats, etc.) who develop a reputation for contradicting him.
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He draws on a slew of studies to show that when we are presented with evidence contradicting our beliefs, the strong reaction is to discount it and look for evidence that confirms our beliefs.
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Driving the news: A series of studies about Voyager 2 published in Nature Astronomy this week reveals contradicting information about the behavior of particles coming from the Sun and those in the interstellar medium.
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In a painful exchange on Tuesday with Louisiana's Republican Senator John Kennedy, acting DHS head Chad Wolf bungled basic facts about the disease and its spread, contradicting expert testimony made earlier in the day.
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A pledge by top C.E.O.s to work for more than shareholders drew criticism in August from investor activists, who accused them of contradicting their inclusive message by lobbying against social and environmental reform efforts.
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The biggest dangers are that the president is not seeking the best possible candidates for important jobs and that other government employees will be reluctant to speak up for fear of contradicting his family.
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As former aide turned independent cheerleader Steve Bannon noted on 60 Minutes Sunday night, Ryan and McConnell oppose Trump's populist agenda that they rightly perceive as contradicting the conservative views that unite most Republicans.
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"There is no official mandate for merger talks with Commerzbank," one of the people told Reuters, contradicting the sources in the Focus report who said the CEOs had received the go-ahead for negotiations.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei ordered weekend missile strikes on Islamic State targets in Syria, Revolutionary Guards said, contradicting a previous report that they were authorised by the country's security council.
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Chinese authorities claimed Monday to have released all Uighur Muslims from the country&aposs oppressive prison camps in Xinjiang, contradicting widespread reports that at least 1 million are locked up in its vast system.
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President Trump has silently been growing frustrated by some top advisers and Cabinet members for tightening White House controls and contradicting him on policy issues, according to a new report by The Washington Post.
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The suspected Las Vegas gunman shot a hotel security guard before opening fire on a country music festival in Las Vegas earlier this month, Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said Monday, contradicting earlier reports.
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Barr said a number of questionable things in the interview, including contradicting one of Inspector General Michael Horowitz's core findings: that there was legitimate reason to investigate links between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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And, according to CNN sources, he told Trump so to his face, contradicting a gut call by a President who demands obedience in a way that was always likely to cut his tenure short.
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In the second section, we present a collection of graphs organized by topic: melting ice, rising seas, changing ocean temperature, changing air temperature, rising carbon emissions, impacts on humans, intensifying storms and contradicting attitudes.
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In a statement condemning Tuesday's chemical attack in Syria, President Trump faulted the administration of former President Barack Obama for not intervening more aggressively in that country's civil war — contradicting his own, earlier advice.
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" It "does not include my correspondence with the Signals Intelligence Directorate's Office of Compliance, which believed that a classified executive order could take precedence over an act of Congress, contradicting what was just published.
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"On multiple occasions, including on or about December 1, 2017, STONE told Person 2 that Person 2503 should do a 'Frank Pentangeli' before HPSCI in order to avoid contradicting STONE's testimony," the indictment said.
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"On multiple occasions, including on or about December 1, 2017, STONE told Person 2 that Person 2 should do a 'Frank Pentangeli' before HPSCI in order to avoid contradicting STONE's testimony," the indictment said.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Italian Finance Minister Giovanni Tria said on Friday that Rome did not need to adopt new fiscal measures to comply with European Union fiscal rules, apparently contradicting the position of EU partners.
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For what appears to be the first time, the statement said ballot boxes and actual ballots were among the records destroyed in the fire, contradicting earlier official accounts that ballot boxes had been saved.
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The mystery surrounding a White House aide accused of abusing two women intensified Friday when Chief of Staff John Kelly volunteered new information about the debacle, again contradicting the White House's timeline of events.
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So too is contradicting ratings agencies like S&P, which the ECB relies on when deciding what collateral to accept from banks and even which bonds to buy as part of its stimulus program.
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Bernie Sanders's political coalition – a mix of young, liberal, and independent voters – reasserted itself last night, boosting the Vermont senator to an unexpected win in Michigan, contradicting polls that had predicted a double-digit loss.
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The research found that people, even into their golden years, are regenerating their stock of neurons right up until the point of death—seemingly contradicting the results of a major study released just last month.
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BRASILIA, Jan 4 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's chief of staff said on Friday that there would be no hike in a financial transaction tax, contradicting what the leader himself said earlier in the day.
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He also said he didn't see any need for "dramatic military moves" in the South China Sea, contradicting earlier White House suggestions that Washington would move aggressively to counter Beijing's territorial claims in the region.
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But Mulvaney has been on thin ice ever since he admitted in a televised news conference the White House engaged in a quid pro quo, contradicting Trump on Ukraine; Mulvaney later walked back the comments.
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The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was no reason to believe that Trump would give up his habit of publicly contradicting Tillerson and that each time speculation on his future would resurface.
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Wray said that Porter's background check was "administratively closed" in January 212 — contradicting claims coming out of the White House that the investigation was "ongoing" when the abuse allegations were reported in the Daily Mail.
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Civil rights activists have long cautioned that, in cities where officers can view body cam footage before filing official reports, officers have the opportunity to tailor their report to the footage to avoid contradicting themselves.
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The witness-tampering charge stems from his alleged attempts to prevent one of those intermediaries from contradicting his testimony—which he did in the colourful mafia-style language beloved of Mr Trump and his associates.
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From an Air Force press release, that curiously now says only "2,100 unique names were submitted," contradicting a May press release that said over 4,600 names were submitted:B-21 naming contest selected members:· Lt. Col.
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On Saturday, Taiwan will hold a series of public votes on whether its civil law should now recognize same-sex marriage, after its election authority approved contradicting referendum petitions from both conservative and rights groups.
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Seymour's idea of a solution to homelessness isn't centered around finding immediate housing or a source of food, contradicting the "housing first" mentality that many people in the city believe is the answer, he said.
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As inflections go, it's both naturalistic, reflecting where actual human speech might place the emphasis, and a surprise, contradicting the usual expectations regarding meter and delivery, turning it into an affirmation rather than a question.
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Manila, Philippines (CNN)Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte denied reports that he threw a person off a helicopter in an interview with CNN Philippines Thursday, contradicting a statement he made on live television earlier this week.
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"I believe Barack Obama was born in Hawaii," Pence said, contradicting the continuously disproven birther conspiracy that Trump conveniently latched on to in 2011—one that helped fuel his rabid fan base and political career.
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Both men said they have never felt pressured from Trump's administration to intervene in investigations into Russian meddling into the US election, contradicting reports that the President had previously asked them to downplay the probe.
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The industry clearly does not welcome the public scrutiny the meetings bring, but it should be satisfied that the EPA has made it clear it has no intention of contradicting Monsanto's claims of glyphosate's safety.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - The Asian Development Bank said talks to provide Pakistan with financial support were ongoing, contradicting Pakistani officials who announced over the weekend that the lender has agreed to provide $3.4 billion in support.
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