In both games, Sweden sat back, defended and defended some more.
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He and his wife are both trained with their firearms and he defended his home and he defended his wife and he defended himself.
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I wish I had defended my book the way Blackall defended hers.
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Defended by Graham Some Republicans, however, have even more strongly defended the President's comment.
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If multiracial democracy cannot be defended in America, it will not be defended elsewhere.
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"We defended the Constitution and we defended our democracy," said Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.).
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The left in this country has defended the Rosenberg&aposs, they defended Alger Hiss, they defended Ted Kennedy in 1983 and &apos84 when he was colluding with the Kremlin to defeat Reagan.
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She defended herself by explaining the ways she'd reform Wall Street, and then she defended Barack Obama.
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I mean, the Chinese President, Xi Jinping, he was here, and he defended free trade, he defended globalization.
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But their inconvenience is precisely why they must be defended, and defended as a matter of legal requirement.
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Sanders defended single-payer health care, Klobuchar defended the middle ground, and Graham and Cassidy lied through rictus grins.
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The White House on Tuesday defended chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE a day after he defended Confederate Gen.
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Trump defended USSR invasion of Afghanistan During a January 2019 Cabinet meeting, Trump defended the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan.
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Rouleau - who stressed the Canadians were not involved in a formal combat mission - told a news conference the soldiers had "either defended ourselves, defended friendly forces or defended civilians ... and we have done so with kinetic force".
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They&aposve defended MS-13 and they&aposve defended now Kim Jong Un and North Korea all in the same month.
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But he also competed, improvised and above all defended as precious few men have defended in this 89-year-old stadium.
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Now, the left is now defending these people, the same week they defended Hamas, the week before, they defended little rocket man.
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Norms can't be defended in their own right, so they're defended as something that will, ultimately, be in everyone's best self-interest to observe.
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If they're going to be defended, they should be defended on their own terms, not as representing an important tendency in our civic life.
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In fact, the vast bulk of Southern white evangelicals defended slavery, clung to the Lost Cause, fought Reconstruction, and designed and defended Jim Crow.
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Defended US support for Saudis in Yemen Votel also defended US support to the Saudi-led coalition battling the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen.
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They&aposve have defended MS-13, they&aposve defended Hamas, they do not have a message that everyday Americans with something that resonates with everyday Americans.
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The very companies that defended net neutrality are creating the new bundle Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook have defended net neutrality and fought the bundle.
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Police response defended Mina and others defended the police response against what they said were misconceptions by some in the media and public about how events unfolded.
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Asked if he owes Yovanovitch an apology, Pompeo insisted to NPR that he has defended "every State Department official," despite the fact that he has never publicly defended Yovanovitch.
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As the solicitor general, Francisco has vigorously defended Trump administration policies and successfully defended the constitutionality of a version of the president's travel ban in front of the court.
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He's also defended a broad interpretation of executive power — he even tried to argue a case before the Supreme Court that defended the president's expansive power to fire executive branch officials.
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In a recent interview with NPR, the top US diplomat insisted that he has defended "every State Department official," but failed to cite a specific instance where he had defended Yovanovitch.
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" Trump then defended Kavanaugh saying he's "an outstanding man.
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" She added, "I defended a championship for 301 days.
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Dressel successfully defended his title, holding off Chalmers by .
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" Allergan also defended its commitment to its "social contract.
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" Kourtney quickly defended her statement saying, "And i do.
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" He defended Orban, saying he was "protecting Hungary's security.
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Jerry shot that down -- and defended his current WRs.
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A senior administration official defended Trump's use of the findings.
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You strongly defended the status quo in global trade rules.
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Do any of these cheese fiends deserve to be defended?
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Trey Gowdy has defended the FBI as having acted appropriately.
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Sarah Isgur Flores, a spokeswoman for Sessions, defended his record.
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Casey Self, a spokeswoman for Perceptics, defended the company's record.
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He didn't dispute what Trump said but defended his intentions.
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Andy slanderous accusations to the contrary will be vigorously defended.
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Nordstrom defended its decision, citing declining sales of Ivanka's products.
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Others defended the designer's characterization of Melania as a #DGwoman.
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And he defended Snyder's basic approach to running the state.
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Last fall, she defended her body against bullies on Instagram.
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Warner defended his comments on Monday, dismissing the remark's seriousness.
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Yiannopoulos later defended his tweets in an interview with CNN.
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But May has resolutely defended her plan at every stage.
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But Sessions also defended the character of the Georgia Republican.
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There's a monument to the boys that defended the South.
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Many universities, however, have defended their partnerships with PLA scientists.
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CNN hosts Van Jones and Don Lemon both defended Kardashian.
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It will be defended in the Supreme Court by constitutionalists.
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LGBTQ rights will not be defended at the federal level.
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Cassidy and Graham defended their bill before the Finance committee.
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Biden defended himself and said busing was a local decision.
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But she defended herself against accusations that she and Babe.
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Shkreli aggressively defended that price hike in repeated media interviews.
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Roadblocks guarded by masked men defended it from government forces.
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In the aftermath of the murders, Modesto defended Cunanan's upbringing.
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He later defended career officials who testified in the inquiry.
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In the appearance, Farrow defended his reporting about alleged settlements.
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The NPS this week defended its vote for the merger.
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Apple's boss, Tim Cook, has vigorously defended customers' privacy rights.
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Moore has denied the allegations, and Trump has defended him.
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This isn't the first time Hyland has defended her costar.
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Goldman defended its arbitration practice in a statement to CNBC.
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Muilenburg defended that title on the earnings call last week.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday defended his fellow 2020 hopeful Rep.
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Like Spencer, Muncie defended the switch, too, citing safety concerns.
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Greenberg, also unsolicited, defended Gaetz against any charges of racism.
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The victims' families defended their right to Jones' business materials.
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Walden has recently defended the president throughout the Ukraine investigation.
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Hong Kong's police commissioner, Stephen Lo, defended the force's actions.
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The head of the agency defended the charges, then resigned.
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He also very much defended the existence of Slack itself.
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Local governor Eugene Kuivashev defended the decision to demolish it.
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Instead, Instacart originally defended the "additional tip" language to Recode.
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Noah balked at the idea, but Kendrick defended the woman.
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The FBI defended its actions in a statement Tuesday evening.
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I defended The Chattahoochee river in the War of 1812.
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Rob insists he only defended himself and never struck her.
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He defended his entry into the Kavanaugh battle on Twitter.
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Meghan McCain defended her comments on the national anthem protests.
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Crosland's son Mario defended his father on the witness stand.
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In the statement released yesterday, the company defended its practices.
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And Melania defended Trump amid his several sexual assault allegations.
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The attorney who defended him before he entered says nothing.
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But he also defended Mueller in that same session. Rep.
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Rohrabacher has defended Russia's 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea Peninsula.
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Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen defended the bill this week.
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What hurts the most is that she never defended me.
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Visibly rattled, Biden was terse as he defended his record.
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A president has never defended the expulsion of our diplomats.
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Jon Kempster, Sports Direct's chief financial officer, defended the policy.
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In an interview with reporters Wednesday, MacArthur defended his amendment.
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Mo'Nique defended fellow comedian Roseanne Barr in a new interview.
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Yet the Bandung zoo has defended the animals' living conditions.
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Newseum spokeswoman Sonya Gavankar had defended the merchandise to Poynter.
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In one article, he defended the historical reputation of Rep.
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Stewart defended Hines's endorsement in a statement to CNN's KFile.
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She defended the purchase as proof of her fiscal conservatism.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders defended the president's action.
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But he defended the planned state visit as "totally right".
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Trump had defended his move on Wednesday as "strategically brilliant".
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But North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore defended the bill.
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Trump has denied wrongdoing and defended his request to Zelenskiy.
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A spokesman for McAuliffe on Sunday defended the governor's donation.
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Well, because he thanked someone who defended his racist tweet.
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He successfully defended himself and knocked his attacker out, hard!
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White House Chief Economist Kevin Hassett defended the administration's outlook.
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Venezuelan officials have defended the operation as transparent and legal.
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Euro Disney defended the terms of the Walt Disney takeover.
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The film's writer, C. Robert Cargill, previously defended that choice.
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In a statement provided to CNBC, DOH defended its practices.
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Charlotte Jones Anderson, Jerry Jones' daughter, publicly defended the move.
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Communist party deputy chairman Jiri Dolejs, however, defended the appointment.
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He defended CNN's Jim Acosta amid Trump's "fake news" claims.
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Ohio's Secretary of State Jon Husted defended the state's process.
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Our veterans have served the country and defended our values.
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And that access is something that Nunes has repeatedly defended.
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Where he defended himself more forcefully was over his pay.
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Mr McAuliffe also defended Mr Wang, alluding to his philanthropy.
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Reached for comment by The Verge, Cylance defended the disclosure.
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President Donald Trump defended his administration's handling of the disaster.
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I thought our guys defended at a high level today.
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On Sunday, Turner defended his decision not to order evacuations.
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More broadly, Giuliani defended not coordinating with White House staff.
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" Republicans on the panel defended the rule as "valuing life.
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Huckabee defended his actions, saying he never supported child abuse.
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SeaWorld has repeatedly defended its practices but nonetheless made changes.
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Instead, the EU commissioner defended himself against accusations of racism.
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Despite that, the White House defended the president's statements Thursday.
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In a televised interview, the army's spokesman defended the courts.
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Nielsen defended that point but refused to directly answer Rep.
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Few Hollywood entertainers have publicly defended Smollett since his arrest.
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The President's hand size is something he has previously defended.
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Republicans on the panel, though, defended the hearing on Tuesday.
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Rural sensibilities must be defended while cosmopolitan ones are dismissed.
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We got great shots and we defended as well (tonight).
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These comments can be defended as obfuscation rather than obstruction.
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Pompeo defended Trump's denuclearization efforts on North Korea, telling Sen.
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Puzder defended the move, saying it would help stimulate growth.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has repeatedly defended the administration policy.
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"He defended this barbaric lunacy by calling the method "amazing.
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I thought publicly it was not getting defended very well.
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Trump has repeatedly defended the tweets attacking Pressley and Reps.
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On CBS on Thursday, Lynch defended her refusal to comment.
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Kerr defended him then and repeated the mantra on Sunday.
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He also has repeatedly defended the administration's hardline immigration stances.
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The president defended his son in a tweet Monday morning.
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Earnest on Wednesday defended Ginsburg's mental acuity and job performance.
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Sakho had defended for France at the 2014 World Cup.
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"When I was hit, I never defended myself," he said.
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In the interview with HLN, Boutte defended her music videos.
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On Wednesday, after the latest violence, he defended those remarks.
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Wray defended the FBI in the wake of the report.
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Mark Meadows of North Carolina on Monday defended Democratic Rep.
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Lutke had defended the continued business transactions at the time.
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But he defended the university's record on free speech generally.
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He vigorously defended Georgia's "exact match" system of voter verification.
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Gerard Stotler, the region FEMA director, defended his agency's actions.
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Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly defended the move on Tuesday.
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The president of the American Federation of Teachers defended Rep.
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Trump has defended the call saying he did nothing inappropriate.
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Orton defended the progressive policy during his interview with Hill.
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But FEMA has defended its aid effort for the island.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Thursday defended his department's investigation.
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He defended his decision to withdraw most U.S. embassy staff.
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They gripped onto each other as the woman defended herself.
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You defended your recommendation after the initial reports of explosions.
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He defended Marie Yovanovitch, the former US ambassador to Ukraine.
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But she defended her use of a pretty harmless phrase.
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Some WADA officials defended their handling of Russian doping allegations.
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Schmidt sat opposite Commissioner Vestager and defended Google's search engine.
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Both presidents defended freedom of the press publicly, and diplomatically.
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The Times, in turn, defended the article after Trump's tweet.
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But Democrats on the panel defended the gun actions. Sen.
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He defended diplomacy as a superior alternative to military intervention.
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Trump defended his use of the term "mission accomplished" Sunday.
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The president defended the Cabinet official in a tweet Tuesday.
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Mr. Trump strongly defended Mr. Lewandowski and belittled Ms. Fields.
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Schlapp pushed back aggressively and defended herself in the room.
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Though since then, I'm told Kelly has aggressively defended Jackson.
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Republicans defended the premise of the hearing, which Democrats derided.
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It's an island where status is recognized, guarded, and defended.
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And the time he defended NFL players' rights to protest.
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Facebook defended itself saying it removes these kinds of posts.
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The minister defended the reform as a necessary "rebalancing," however.
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She defended herself by comparing gay marriage to medical marijuana.
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Against Dominick Cruz he defended or countered seven attempts perfectly.
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Charles Penner, a partner at Jana, defended the new direction.
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However, Hauser's bosses have defended him elsewhere in the media.
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Still, Trump defended the tweet after it had been removed.
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Mr. Zerón defended his actions, declaring them legal and transparent.
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ECB President Mario Draghi defended the move earlier this week.
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Kirsten Gillibrand defended her decision to call on former Sen.
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Kasowitz has defended him in the Trump University fraud lawsuit.
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Clinton's campaign defended her practices in a statement Wednesday afternoon.
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Gaetz shot back at his critics and defended his point.
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On Thursday morning, Vice President Mike Pence defended Trump's presentation.
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Is this actually worse than when you defended O.J. Simpson?
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I defended the communists' right to speak and to teach.
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He defended the actions as rare and necessary for safety.
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Sheriff Lombardo defended his officers, saying they had acted properly.
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Rainy day funds The airline industry has defended its buybacks.
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Mr. Cuomo's press secretary, Dani Lever, defended the administration's reading.
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She also defended the newly revealed caveat about financial disclosures.
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In some of his tweets, Mr. Mosseri also defended Facebook.
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In the past, CBP has defended conditions in its facilities.
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Fresno State defended well, but it was short of talent.
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Dunleavy defended his budget cuts at a recent news conference.
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In a separate interview with WMUR, Ayotte defended her position.
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Goodell, in Wednesday's statement, defended the patriotism of NFL players.
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" Nikolas punched her son, she said, "and Rock defended himself.
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Maxwell Young, a spokesman for the authority, defended the agency.
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"Page has defended Russia with relish," Slate's Franklin Foer writes.
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In an interview on Thursday morning, Trump defended the remarks.
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It was natural that he defended his children, the priests.
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In an interview, Facebook spokesperson Lauren Svensson defended the partnership.
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Truman defended his decision as a necessary end to war.
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But he strongly defended the Fed's decision to increase rates.
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He had 49 tackles (41 solo) and eight passes defended.
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Covington defended Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser.
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But the Health Department defended its response to the outbreak.
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In interviews and congressional votes, he defended the Roe ruling.
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The St. John's athletic director, Mike Cragg, defended the process.
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It's no wonder Fox News hosts have defended the comment.
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Like the time he defended me against a critical friend.
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The Justice Department has not been defended from political assault.
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But he defended the estimates he produced for Mr. Kobach.
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Mr. Wray repeatedly defended the F.B.I. but acknowledged serious missteps.
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She defended herself in the Washington state courts and lost.
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Mr. Reich also defended the arrangement with the Tilted Kilt.
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Hong Kong lawyers and legal scholars have defended the courts.
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But he defended a robust view of Second Amendment rights.
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" The International Tennis Federation on Monday defended the umpire: "Mr.
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Still, for all the criticism, some have defended his intentions.
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Trump has defended his administration's response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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A GOP lawmaker on Wednesday defended Marine Corps Commandant Gen.
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Environmentalists have fiercely defended the law in the decades since.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, above, defended their approach.
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Democrats defended their investigation, and said it was bearing fruit.
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Others defended the party and its slowness to report results.
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For its part, the CMA has robustly defended its investigation.
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An official at a leading progressive grassroots organization defended Sen.
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The leaders — Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell — have defended him.
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On Monday evening, Mr. de Blasio again defended Mr. Ponte.
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For years the Brooklyn district attorney's office defended the convictions.
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Others defended the artist's right to take on any subject.
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He has often defended Trump in appearances on Fox News.
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But in an interview this month, he defended the industry.
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She has defended Sean Penn from accusations of domestic abuse.
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Trump has reportedly defended the comments in private, while Sen.
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The chief of staff defended his boss and blasted Rep.
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No Republicans in the state have forcefully defended the policy.
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Afterward, Atlanta Coach Dan Quinn defended his team's play calling.
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Mr. Trump defended that order in his address to Congress.
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Its report has been challenged and defended over the years.
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Mr. Steger defended his actions and resisted calls to resign.
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In a statement, Exxon defended its accounting methods as accurate.
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Most Republicans have stood by Trump and defended his actions.
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The police have defended the shooting as "reasonable and legal".
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" Levin defended the president, saying his conduct was "not illegal.
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He has vocally defended Mr. Shaub's approach in recent months.
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"I've defended every single person on this team," Pompeo said.
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UMSA has repeatedly defended the poll as the most comprehensive.
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Trump has defended the July 25 phone call to Zelenskiy.
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Responding to questions from Reuters, Myanmar defended the Chinese efforts.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver later defended Morey, fueling the fire.
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Veron defended Fadell, his former boss, for his leadership style.
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Mazie Hirono's questioning of his qualifications, Kobes defended his record.
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Fred Gray, the lawyer who defended Parks, the Browder v.
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He also defended himself against comments made during impeachment hearings.
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Rometty has defended her decision to stay on the forum.
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UnitedHealthcare defended its denial of coverage for Weissman's proton therapy.
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Industry trade group ICI defended the practices of fund companies.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray has also recently defended their efforts.
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You defended it, you sacrificed it, you always honored it.
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Price's spokeswoman defended the flights in a statement early Friday.
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Had we defended the school's National High School Quiz title?
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The mayor earlier Sunday had defended Clinton and attacked Trump.
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Commissioner Mignon L. Clyburn defended the decision in a statement.
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I thought they defended pretty well in the third period.
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In a statement on Monday, he defended the U.S. position.
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He passionately defended classical music from the stigma of elitism.
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Wilde has defended the film and its depiction of Scruggs.
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The FDA defended its 22018 decision to reject Douillets petition.
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Sanders defended his forthcoming proposal on the same CNN program.
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The center has strongly defended its response to recent events.
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Sessions defended Rosenstein in response to a question from Grassley.
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A spokesperson for the Interior Department defended the ESA changes.
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Trump defended the trade war in his Tuesday U.N. address.
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The IRS has defended the contract as a stopgap measure.
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Kelly initially defended Porter against the reports about the abuse.
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Working as a young lawyer, she defended the tobacco industry.
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Mr. Zerón has defended his actions as legitimate police work.
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Trump has defended Pruitt, citing his work cutting environmental regulations.
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The CDU has defended the coalition deal with the SPD.
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Trump also defended his frequent attacks on the Russia investigation.
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Warren became animated when she defended herself against former Rep.
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In his first address to the nation, Muhyiddin defended himself.
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And as a fellow Blood, his honor must be defended.
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Ms. Buerkle defended her philosophy of seeking cooperation with companies.
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Moore recorded seven tackles and defended two passes this season.
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The children's mother, Dana Mango, defended Lewis to the police.
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Then, Trump backpedaled and defended the white supremacists in Charlottesville.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government defended Toyota Motor Corp (22016.
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And he's probably defended dozens upon dozens of guilty clients.
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They brokered compromises that defended slavery and other terrible abuses.
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"You don't have to be a very good reporter when somebody on the phone starts telling you about the voodoo preacher their granddaddy defended and then defended the man who shot him," Cep says.
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But I have defended Trump's civil liberties, along with those of all Americans, just as I would have defended Hillary Clinton's civil liberties had she been elected and subjected to efforts of impeachment tor prosecution.
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It's, look, this is a moment ... Were you just in Iowa and then you defended Ted Cruz, I'm like ... I was just in Iowa, I went to about four or five ... I defended Ted Cruz?
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On Wednesday night, Kelly, a retired military general, defended Lt. Col.
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It's about democratic values that should be defended at all costs.
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen defended border patrol's actions.
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He also defended some of most controversial policies implemented by DHS.
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But many Israelis, particularly on the nationalist right, defended his actions.
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And Kellyanne Conway, a top Trump adviser, defended the President-elect.
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" Fox Business anchor Trish Regan said: "He should have defended us!
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They defended encryption as a way to protect Apple customers' rights.
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Many people began reporting their own mistreatment, while others defended Kalanick.
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I think I did the right thing and defended the Constitution.
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The ANC called the motion "ill-conceived" and defended Zuma's record.
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Last week, Trump administration attorneys defended the pipeline in federal court.
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Barr described herself as a hate magnet unworthy of being defended.
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He reportedly defended those texts as part of an intimate conversation.
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Though some defended her choice to take on the controversial role.
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Time defended the cover, even after the retraction on the article.
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City officials have defended re-naming the airport, although sometimes tersely.
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I prayed for her privately and publicly defended her in print.
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Champion defended the marshals' actions in a news conference on Thursday.
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I've done something egregious and I don't want to be defended.
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The network has repeatedly defended its reporting, calling the suit meritless.
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ZARIF: It is a fighting force that has defended its territory.
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I've even defended the Tea Party against charges of blanket racism.
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Schumer defended Stewart on Monday in a tweet aimed at McConnell.
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James Charles defended himself after being accused of posting photoshopped screenshots.
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GOP senators also defended the Treasury's regulations on the tax law.
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She noted that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi initially defended Rep.
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Others have defended the ban in the name of public security.
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Rushing defended her experience in response to questions from Louisiana Sen.
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But on Tuesday Dorsey defended keeping Jones on Twitter and Periscope.
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H&R Block defended its role in the Free File Alliance.
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On CNBC Thursday, Corbat also defended the bank's executive pay structure.
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In his statement, however, Strickland defended the sale as completely legal.
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But he defended his leadership of the agency before the shooting.
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Slate reported that one post defended the early Ku Klux Klan.
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It is detrimental to health, yet also defended by powerful lobbies.
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On Monday, Sinclair defended the must-run segment in the video.
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He defended his calls for the intentional killing of the Sept.
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Specifically, Kerry defended the Iran nuclear agreement, which he helped create.
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The firm defended allowing the nationalist group to use the venue.
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Smith defended the tests, saying that the company validates them internally.
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Solo defended her remarks as being inextricable from her athletic success.
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He has never defended... (CROSSTALK) RUBIO: I'll give you a fact.
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He knew from the start that apartheid could not be defended.
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Mr. Orban has defended the "special attention" he gives to sports.
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Plank defended Baltimore when Trump criticized the city over the summer.
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Some basketball figures, like former NBA player Charles Barkley, defended James.
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In a statement Monday, Waffle House again defended its employees actions.
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Haspel also defended the work of the CIA after the Sept.
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Prevezon, which Veselnitskaya defended, submitted the document in court as evidence.
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On Friday, Trump administration officials defended their actions in Caal's case.
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Trump defiantly defended himself Friday: "Nobody respects women more than me."
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Trump defended his remarks in a two-part tweet Thursday morning.
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Tom Cole defended the bill against polling soon after the vote.
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" But Duterte defended his statement, saying "this is how men talk.
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Movie star speaks out Phoenix defended the movie amid the controversy.
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Democrats have defended their handling of the impeachment probe so far.
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In each case, Giuliani defended the NYPD, despite evidence of misconduct.
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Clinton could have defended herself more forcefully and attacked more frequently.
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Later Trump defended himself again, reiterating that the accusations are false.
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Back in April, Snoddy defended his controversial tattoo to Page Six.
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He also defended his reporting during the time of the trial.
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In his statement, Kalanick defended his decision to join the forum.
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Nevertheless, other Democrats have defended the merger, including New Jersey Sen.
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Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto defended the price hike on Jan.
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"I do not know how those offensive images could be defended."
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Even he has defended the long-term production of diesel cars.
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Both Sullivan and Metz have defended the use of the prosthetic.
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Trump on Thursday defended himself during remarks at the White House.
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Defended our photo I.D. law and stood up to the left.
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Tydall defended himself in a letter to the Times published Friday.
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Luckey denied his involvement and Facebook and Oculus had defended him.
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Yellen defended the Fed's position, though she did acknowledge some limitations.
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But it endowed its subjects with dignity, and Mariátegui defended it.
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And of all people, Comey defended McCabe when Sessions fired him.
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This weekend, Thiel doubled down, and essentially defended Trump's Muslim ban.
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Indeed, Workers' Party president Gleisi Hoffmann has defended the Venezuelan government.
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But the company defended its actions as "fundamental" to offering insurance.
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Zeldin also defended lawmakers who recently entered the secure deposition room.
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In response to Dawson's criticism, the super PAC defended their campaign.
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Ted Cruz, McCain defended the businesswoman and her younger sister, Tiffany.
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Gaetz quickly deleted the tweet in question, apologized and defended himself.
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Both Rowling and David Yates, director of the film, defended Depp.
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Trump Jr. has now defended himself in a Fox News interview.
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Cox immediately defended his decision to sit out the town hall.
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And while they defended their city, some had criticisms for Trump.
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We settled down and defended - that's what you have to do.
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In an interview with CBS, Trump defended herself from those critiques.
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So, we reached out to Dana ... who STRONGLY defended his superstar.
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McCain also defended Trump for blaming the attack on his predecessor.
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Trump defended his move on Wednesday and called it "strategically brilliant".
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He feels that the Western European culture needs to be defended.
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Schulman, 26, defended her decision on Twitter as the episode aired.
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Trump has defended the harsh words her husband uses on Twitter.
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But Ryan also defended his proposal for a border adjustment tax.
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The group, Students Defending Students, defended students accused of campus misconduct.
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Trump's son Eric defended his father against Obama's criticism on Tuesday.
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He defended himself further an interview on television news station eNCA.
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Israel said the security official was slightly wounded but defended himself.
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While Democrats frequently denounced Price's responses as inadequate, Republicans defended him.
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Sanders has defended his votes, saying that it constituted federal overreach.
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Kasowitz has defended Trump in many legal matters over the years.
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The chief defended the company's competing bid to merge with Newmont.
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That account defended using potentially copyrighted material in its own content.
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He had defended his decision to serve the president, despite criticism.
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Iverson was feeling his oats and no one could've defended it.
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Kocharyan also defended the decisions he took during the 2008 protests.
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The Serbs had only defended themselves during the war, he argued.
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"Twice on the House floor you defended that," Bono told Pence.
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She defended herself by shifting the focus from race to gender.
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Trump had defended Jackson even after the allegations against him surfaced.
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A local Florida official on Wednesday defended calling the Parkland, Fla.
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The country could not be defended by so loose a cannon.
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Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levin defended the band's show on Thursday.
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Days earlier, Jenner defended Karanikolaou against body-shamers on social media.
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However, David Monteith, the Dean of Leicester Cathedral defended the decision.
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On Tuesday, defended his response that he hadn't studied the issue.
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He told me that he had defended the other O'Brien—until
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In a press briefing Thursday, the State Department defended Pompeo's certification.
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Grande recently defended her decision to include him in the album.
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Point72 has denied Bonner's allegations and defended its treatment of women.
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I cannot defend her son when he doesn't deserve being defended!
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Trump defended the payment in a series of tweets on Thursday.
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He also defended Trump's recent comments about the system being rigged.
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"Could be," said a woman who defended Trump during the discussion.
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Price defended his stock trades in the hearings and denied wrongdoing.
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Several officials have publicly defended the colonel since his testimony emerged.
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She praised him as an "icon" and vigorously defended his record.
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President Obama on Monday defended the football star's right to protest.
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The Trump administration has consistently defended the legality of the arrangement.
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In 2015, Xytex's president, Kevin M. O'Brien, defended the company's procedures.
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It also defended the right of campaign groups to accept donations.
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Facebook defended its decision, saying that it weighed the matter heavily.
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He defended the company after a question from reporters on Thursday.
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ICE spokesman Khaalid Walls defended his agency's use of the device.
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I thought we defended that shot as best as we could.
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The White House has previously defended several of Trump's controversial comments.
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Other Senate Democrats defended their leader from the internal criticism. Sen.
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Trump has fiercely defended his conduct, maintaining he did nothing wrong.
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McCarthy defended the regulation limiting carbon dioxide emissions from power plants.
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And I [defended] my pro-life position my whole political career.
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"We had leadership there that defended the status quo," said Cuccinelli.
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He has defended it from constant Republican and special interest assault.
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EPA officials have repeatedly defended Pruitt's travel to his home state.
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Trump is upset that some Republicans haven't more aggressively defended him
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She had previously defended her comments in an interview with CNN.
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Azar and Verma explained the proposal and defended it, lawmakers said.
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Trump on Saturday defended the Syria decision as a promise kept.
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The president has similarly defended his son over the past week.
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He reflexively defended stances he might have been better off conceding.
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Fenkell has repeatedly defended SmileDirectClub during the company's squabbles with competitors.
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Polis defended his state's vaccination exemptions during an interview with Hill.
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But these values cannot be defended by passion and rhetoric alone.
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The Redskins on November 27 defended the decision to claim Foster.
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He defended the refugee deal that Ms. Merkel devised with Turkey.
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The network has defended Ingraham, condemning "intimidation efforts" against its host.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama, defended and strengthened it through their humility.
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Bernstein defended coverage of the BuzzFeed report by other news organizations.
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She also defended corporate clients accused of harming customers or communities.
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In the wake of the CBO scoring, Ryan defended his bill.
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Mr. Castro defended the executions as necessary to solidify the revolution.
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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel defended the redesign to investors last week.
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John Boozman, a soft-spoken Republican from Arkansas, defended his leader.
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He has also defended Time Warner and Disney in the past.
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Steyer defended his record by touting his political and philanthropic work.
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Graham has staunchly defended Trump against Democratic efforts to impeach him.
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Earlier Thursday on Air Force One, Trump also defended Republican Rep.
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Centrist Democrats, however, defended the activists for exercising their constitutional rights.
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Mulford defended the Trump administration's stated preference for bilateral trade deals.
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And she defended Trump's planned appearance at his Washington hotel Wednesday.
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Icahn also defended his reported role in choosing the SEC chairman.
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On the call, Mr. Paulson defended his own position in Valeant.
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Eric Trump defended his father's stance on Fox News this week.
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Clinton defended teachers' unions at a Democratic debate in Flint, Mich.
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But other famous fashion faces defended designing for the president's family.
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Trump defended the Helsinki summit anew over Twitter early Wednesday morning.
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McMaster also reportedly defended the general in the situation room meeting.
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In a series of posts on Twitter, he vehemently defended himself.
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Grindr has defended sharing users' HIV status with two other companies.
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In response, Mr. Khan has defended his commitment to human rights.
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But a spokeswoman defended aggressive proposals to cut the agency's budget.
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Republicans have defended some of the restrictions as anti-fraud measures.
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Plenty of fans praised the new name, and others defended it.
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As an attorney, Dreiband has repeatedly defended companies from discrimination claims.
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Charlie Geren (R-Fort Worth) defended the bill throughout the day.
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The company, which has not been named, has defended their policy.
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States." As foreign secretary, he passionately defended the U.S. president. "I
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Maduro defended the legitimacy of his presidency during his Saturday inauguration.
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" Carson defended the policy, telling The Hill Wednesday "it's the law.
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During her remarks, she also defended her background as a prosecutor.
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Gualtieri has defended Drejka, describing McGlockton's push as forcible and violent.
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American officials have defended their nonparticipation as an act of prudence.
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Speaking at a law enforcement conference Monday, Sessions defended the policy.
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RBS defended its decision as a necessary update of its services.
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Department of Homeland Security Spokeswoman Katie Waldman defended the department's actions.
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Others defended the products and the current level of FDA oversight.
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The SNAP policy meets that test and should be vigorously defended.
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Mr. Hugin defended Celgene's record, saying its medicines had saved lives.
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Pence also defended the administration's handling of testing for the virus.
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Mr. Dorsey defended his decision to lead two companies at once.
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In another Twitter post on Friday, Mr. Trump defended his strategy.
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She has defended her husband since the allegations against him emerged.
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They have instead defended Trump and made excuses on his behalf.
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He also defended his handling of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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He defended both Ailes and O'Reilly amid the allegations against them.
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But after a social media backlash, Depp has defended his role.
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He has defended clients against the I.R.S. in tax fraud investigations.
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Lamb similarly defended his position at a town hall on Aug.
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"They were attacked and have simply defended themselves," he told reporters.
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In both cases, the House should have defended its constitutional turf.
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Regnery quickly agreed, and defended the first iteration of the group.
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Harden, Gunning said, likes to study how he is being defended.
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" Wayfair's top brass defended the company's "broad and diverse customer base.
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Geraci then defended his apparent sexism with an apparently sexist statement.
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J Street, the progressive pro-Israel advocacy group, defended the congresswoman.
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But his most recent work in the district couldn't be defended.
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Saudi Arabia has firmly defended its use of the death penalty.
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How would I have defended myself if I had been arrested?
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But it has defended its decision not to remove the videos.
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Mr. Ghosn's legal team has defended the payments as legitimate disbursements.
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He defended his plan and said the Marlins' problems preceded him.
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Democrats, in large part, defended the company of political bias claims.
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He defended the integrity of the F.B.I. despite claims of bias.
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Facebook, which has repeatedly defended its actions, also declined to comment.
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Their right to protest in this way must be vigorously defended.
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But Mr. Gustoff and Ms. Arnold defended the group as nonpartisan.
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Trump's administration and the prior Obama administration had defended the provision.
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Mr. Zuckerberg acknowledged missteps but defended the social network on Thursday.
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We've defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own.
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He acknowledged, and defended, the president's decision to share sensitive information.
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The Nashville police on Monday defended the training of its officers.
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Even if Vietnam was lost, American credibility had to be defended.
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Women in his administration have defended him by pointing to themselves.
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He's defended a mural that depicted hooknosed bankers running the world.
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In those interviews, Officer Van Dyke defended his decision to shoot.
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Kathryn Garcia, the city's sanitation commissioner, defended the snow-clearing effort.
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Government officials defended the criminal background checks performed on Mr. Manzanares.
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Like Mr. Powell, Ms. Yellen defended stronger regulation of large banks.
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He publicly defended a virulently anti-Semitic vicar named Stephen Sizer.
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Members of Congress, including some Republicans, have defended the Fed's independence.
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He defended his group, The Kingdom, against zombies and other invaders.
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Sanders has in the past defended the media against Trump's rhetoric.
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He and Azarenka defended the integrity of the process on Monday.
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Separately, Facebook defended itself against accusations of bias from President Trump.
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Steve Scalise defended the retweet in an interview with Fox News.
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He adopted French, he said, to be "mal armé," poorly defended.
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Mr. Rosenthal defended the photograph's authenticity until his death in 2006.
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Republicans defended Mr. Trump, accusing Democrats of exaggerating Mr. Taylor's testimony.
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He defended me once when I was misgendered at a YMCA.
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James defended his comments in a series of tweets on Monday.
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Later, he defended organized crime bosses and cooked his own books.
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Silver later defended Morey's right to free speech, upsetting Chinese officials.
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Top Democrats have also defended his handling of the impeachment inquiry.
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" He again defended himself, saying his conversation with Zelensky was "perfect.
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During the interview, Pompeo said he had defended State Department employees.
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Wielicki defended the young climber after the deaths on Broad Peak.
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Essebsi, speaking alongside Macron, defended the actions of the security forces.
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In June, House Speaker Paul Ryan defended the maintenance of standards.
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Authorities must also stop pretending that entire coastlines can be defended.
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Callaway defended his actions while appearing on "Inside Edition" on Tuesday.
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The President defended Neo-Nazis who murdered a woman in Charlottesville.
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Razvi was one of the few who publicly defended the police.
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Defending the process White House sources defended Jackson's formal vetting process .
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Ever-deepening and ravenous cruelty, viciousness, annihilation are defended and worshipped.
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Jamil's boyfriend, the musician James Blake, also defended her on Twitter.
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Major Trapero defended the level of police surveillance before the attacks.
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He defended them from everyone who tried to kick them out.
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The company also defended the test in statements to BuzzFeed News.
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Republicans defended Mr. Pompeo by going on offense against the Democrats.
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Tim Murtaugh, a spokesman for Trump's 2020 campaign, defended the ads.
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Trump had doubled down and defended his strategy throughout the day.
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Mr. Trump is desperate to see himself defended publicly and acquitted.
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They also defended the current system as encouraging efficiency and quality.
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Another Trump lawyer, Jane Raskin, defended his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani.
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I'll say only this: I have defended every state department official.
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Mary Louise Kelly: Sir respectfully where have you defended Marie Yovanovitch?
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A senator from Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party defended Mr. Markiv.
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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver defended it on Tuesday, further angering Beijing.
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On Tuesday, he defended the statement, saying the woman joking around.
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" Drew Hammill, Pelosi's spokesman, defended her use of the word "crumbs.
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Egan defended Facebook at Tuesday's session as a privacy-focused company.
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Still, Bradashaw defended law enforcement who shot at the black Jeep.
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Mr. Sekulow also defended the president in Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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He maintains that he's defended all his people, at all times.
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The airline, Iberia, defended the test in the name of safety.
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He organized us in the offense, set the plays and defended.
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"Suicide Squad" writer and director David Ayer also defended the movie.
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Mr. Freidman had defended the transfers as part of estate planning.
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Speier defended the bill, saying it doesn't freeze out the OCE.
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" Dinan also defended active management and emphasized "good managers will outperform.
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Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday defended Rep.
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Clinton in the 1990s, and I defended her at that time.
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In her Thursday statement, Abramson defended the book as a whole.
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Russian speakers in Ukraine need to be defended against neo-Nazis.
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Scott's spokesman, McKinley Lewis, defended the governor's stance in a statement.
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French Culture Minister Francoise Nyssen has also defended the Polanski retrospective.
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He also defended the worker and environmental protections in the deal.
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Schar and Romanchuk also defended their titles last month in Chicago.
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Early in Greta's demonstrations, she was attacked, and Lilly defended her.
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The report comes one week after Kelly defended Trump against Rep.
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In that congressional testimony he defended the whistleblower for coming forward.
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Conway defended Spicer's comments on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday morning.
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You defended it, you sacrificed it, you have always honored it.
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The attorney general strongly defended President Trump's assertions of executive power.
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Democrats defended their chairman — but admitted he'll need to do better.
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Bernhardt defended his decision to prevent the report from being publicized.
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In a statement Wednesday afternoon, Sessions defended himself and his department.
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Carr's two-point pass to tightly defended Jordy Nelson forced overtime.
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Spicer defended his right to give the administration's point of view.
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Barzani and his Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) have defended the referendum.
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Pruitt has defended his decision as being based on sound science.
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Tarullo largely defended Dodd-Frank, saying the law boosted financial stability.
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In November, Nordstrom defended its decision to sell Ms. Trump's products.
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In Sunday's interview, Klobuchar also defended the late Arizona GOP Sen.
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Rippon's mother defended her son's interactions with Pence amid the controversy.
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Sanders, who is Jewish, defended Omar in a statement last week.
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Google (GOOGL) defended its findings in a statement to CNN Business.
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Last week, Tigar defended his initial nationwide injunction in a hearing.
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Pompeo defended the policy to an audience in Kansas on Friday.
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Flake was quickly defended by his in-state GOP colleague, Sen.
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Oded Svorai, a lawyer for Shaham-Shavit, defended his client's actions.
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Perry also repeatedly defended his proposal to boost the cybersecurity focus.
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He regularly defended Trump on the Sunday morning news show circuit.
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Zymere repeatedly defended his mother and Mr. Smith to social workers.
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Officials have previously defended the treatment of immigrant children in custody.
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But in a radio interview Monday, Ferguson defended the MSU president.
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On Wednesday, a spokesperson defended the company's record on workplace discrimination.
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Mr. Ross on Wednesday defended his record as a job creator.
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The weight-loss cure Dr. Oz defended in the Senate hearing?
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Natalie Harland, a Bloomberg spokeswoman, defended the company's culture and practices.
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When Bush defended Islam, few Republicans were interested in attacking him.
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The Obama administration successfully defended the mandate in the Supreme Court.
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Both families defended him, in the moment, against detractors and accusers.
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White supremacists and Neo-Nazis are evil and shouldn't be defended.
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Wray is a lawyer who defended Christie during his Bridgegate scandal.
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John Cornyn of Texas defended Trump as well, questioning the whistleblower.
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In his letter to shareholders in 2008, Dimon defended the purchase.
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"I've never (successfully) defended a professional event," he told Golf Channel.
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Carafno defended the sharp change in Trump's campaign and presidential rhetoric.
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The head of CES has defended an invite for Ivanka Trump.
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Gian Luca Galletti, the environment minister, defended the government on Friday.
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For his part, Mr. Sanders defended his agenda with plain enthusiasm.
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He declined to apologize and defended his record on civil rights.
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But the statement also defended the broad integrity of the ranking.
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It didn't matter that I had defended the Kishim police station.
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And after 9/11 I defended Bill Maher on his comments.
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Comey defended himself the day after in front of the Senate.
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They're also not reflexive critics; they've defended Trump in the past.
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He defended himself saying he's done a lot for Indian Country.
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The FAA has defended the legality of the system, saying the agency has the authority to regulate all "aircrafts" that are flown in the U.S. The agency has also defended the drone registration fee is nominal.
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The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that Wilkie had defended Confederate insignia, attended Confederate memorial events and joined -- and later left -- the Sons of Confederate Veterans, an organization that has defended public displays of the Confederate flag.
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Wales defended well, but its single try was a comedy of errors.
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Freedom of speech, press, religion and protest are all defended by law.
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In the past, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg defended H-1B by name.
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Like any worthy disciple, she had defended Graf from a dangerous adversary.
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Ted Cruz defended his decision not to endorse the GOP presidential nominee.
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In interviews, Mr. Roe's clients and current colleagues vigorously defended his ethics.
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He told the story of a female "progressive" blogger who defended Mrs.
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Musk recently defended his support for Tillerson in an interview with Gizmodo.
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Stuttering and sweating, I defended myself against a firing squad of questions.
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Cabinet Office minister David Lidington defended the government's handling of the company.
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During the New Hampshire event, Sanders also defended his positions on guns.
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However, others defended the sign's message, saying people were too easily offended.
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" Trump has defended the measure as being "in no way a concession.
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Comey took -- and defended -- the responsible position not to prejudge an investigation.
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At his confirmation hearing for the Cabinet post, Acosta defended the decision.
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But an Anonsec administrator who calls himself "d3f4ult" defended his group's actions.
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Don Samuel has defended the likes of Ray Lewsi and Ben Roethlisberger.
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Garrett Marquis, a spokesperson for the National Security Council, defended Bolton's work.
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On Tuesday, the comedian defended the crack in a defiant Twitter post.
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Obama defended the decision Wednesday at his final news conference as president.
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Newsom has defended increases to the state gasoline tax and vehicle fees.
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Schumer defended the amount of time senators have spent grilling other nominees.
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" Their son, Will Shanahan defended his father as a "source of stability.
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NBC defended its edits but that did little to quell the frustration.
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Acosta has even defended the rights of Muslim Americans to wear headscarves.
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Falkholt firmly defended her phallic mural in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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But Breslin defended her actions, and her friend, against the nasty response.
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Grillot said he defended the men and asked the suspect to leave.
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" Trump defended the deportations last week, describing them as "a military operation.
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Bill Clinton defended her 1994 remarks, which protesters say were racially insensitive.
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Twitter had a ball, but Hannah has defended the chicken nugget ritual.
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Orrin Hatch, along with other Republican senators, strongly defended his fellow lawmaker.
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The local minister in charge of World Cup preparations defended that decision.
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Jackson's family has also spoken out and defended him against the allegations.
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" Rosen's campaign has defended her, saying she worked as an "independent consultant.
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That weird way she defended Wall Street donations by invoking 9/11!
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Pai defended the decision, saying regulatory requirements had threatened competition and investment.
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The Times sources also say that Zuckerberg supported and defended the tool.
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Some of Biden's friends from his long life in Washington defended him.
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Mr Trump has defended Mr Kavanaugh and cast doubt on his accusers.
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If the Pakistanis defended their territory, there could have been a bloodbath.
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Meanwhile, Sessions has defended Trump's travel bans that target majority Muslim nations.
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" He also defended his record: "I did try to regulate that sector.
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Barr repeatedly defended Trump during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday.
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But others defended the president's speech as being factually accurate, if uncouth.
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The Scottish Episcopalians' senior prelate cautiously defended Mr Holdsworth's freedom of action.
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In a statement, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee defended Kavanaugh's integrity.
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Thomas was confirmed, and for years Hill's credibility was questioned and defended.
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Police defended the officers' actions, saying they believed they were under attack.
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In a letter to employees Friday, GM defended its offer to union.
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The response offered no counterproposal and instead defended the miner's longstanding strategy.
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Scott Baio defended his sexist tweets about Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama.
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De Blasio defended the joke in an appearance on CNN on Monday.
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The president defended his decision in a series of tweets on Monday.
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After her racist remark drew criticism on Twitter, Barr defended her statement.
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She first defended the tweet, and then apologized over Twitter to Jarrett.
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Malik Shabazz, Long's legal adviser, defended him on Friday after the verdict.
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Sessions has defended these pillars of the legal order amid Trump's attacks.
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Ron DeSantis (running for governor) both publicly defended Puerto Rico's casualty estimates.
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" Trump has defended the withdrawal, saying he campaigned on stopping "endless wars.
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Meanwhile, creator Michaels defended Cardi B, taking full responsibility for the jokes.
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We are grateful to those who have defended against these reckless allegations.
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Weld defended the remark when asked by Tapper on Sunday about it.
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Mark Zuckerberg defended the right of Holocaust deniers to post on Facebook.
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Still others, such as Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham, have defended Trump.
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"Who knew that this would ever have to be defended?" she asked.
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Styles emphatically defended his fans as vital trend setters and future innovators.
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Trump has said the deputy — who has defended his actions — lacked courage.
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After Buttigieg defended his record on race, the moderator turned to Sen.
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Ali successfully defended his title six times, including a rematch with Liston.
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There are now 400,000dead at the hands of the man she defended.
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Australia defended its diplomat and dismissed allegations that he had acted inappropriately.
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The police defended their actions, saying the officer acted in self-defense.
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CEO Jeff Bezos has generally defended Amazon's work with the US government.
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But the company said it's aware of the practice and defended it.
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The word "conservationist" didn't exist yet, but Buckland relentlessly defended God's creatures.
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Amazon for its part, both defended Rekognition and disputed the ACLU's methods.
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The owners of the cargo ship defended the decision to send it.
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Pence defended his own positions just fine; defending Trump was another thing.
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The committee's Republican majority defended DeVos by essentially trying to hide her.
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They defended their position in the party's machinery by outboring their rivals.
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Huawei's global cyber security and privacy officer defended the company's security practices.
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That had trolls attacking Grande again, though she defended herself on Twitter.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders defended the handling of the background check.
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But a senior Trump economic advisor defended the supply-side economics practice.
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However, the PAC's founder defended the picture in an interview with Vox.
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Heads shook as Mrs Merkel defended the loss of the finance ministry.
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Fantastic Beasts director David Yates recently defended keeping Depp in the film.
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And he defended his unusual approach in talking about relations with Kim.
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We defended the whole night and didn't give them any easy baskets.
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John McCain's former aides also defended the state's integrity in counting votes.
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What was won in blood would be defended in blood, he averred.
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Instead, Netanyahu defended Trump's Iran policy and the U.S.' "maximum pressure" campaign.
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At the same time, she defended the company's handling of the issue.
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He zealously defended himself, but didn't attack Clinton with the same gusto.
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The White House defended the decision to protect the area in Maine.
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She defended on Twitter her use of medicine for her ADHD. (AP)
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Before signing the bill on Friday, Parson defended the lack of exceptions.
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Frank, appearing on "Squawk Box" with O'Leary, adamantly defended his namesake law.
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Acosta, who has long defended the deal, did so again on Monday.
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She has publicly defended her man and her decision to date him.
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It's pretty well defended: it's known as a predator, not as prey.
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" She defended herself, tweeting, "I just have a different personality than you.
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Narasimhan also defended Novartis' April spinoff of eye care products manufacturer Alcon.
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Still, a large number of readers defended the nominations, rallying behind #OscarsSoRight.
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And he has defended the idea even in the face of skepticism.
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Republicans successfully defended the governorship in Indiana for a fourth straight term.
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Univision has defended the free expression of ideas for over 50 years.
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But the Goop team has recently defended its product choice and recommendations.
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He later defended his remarks, saying he talks to foreign governments daily.
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She also defended a GoFundMe account she approved of in Keaton's honor.
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I had a bad rep for awhile and he always defended me.
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TUV Rheinland defended the actions of its unit involved in the case.
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Last year, President Barack Obama defended the relationship between the two countries.
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In a statement, lawyers for the city defended its new wage regulations.
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The private sector unions that defended them have entered into terminal decline.
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In all three cases, Johansson, Damon, and Swinton have defended their decisions.
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I&aposm one of the few Republicans who defended Al Franken, so.
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H (still wrestling despite his EVP corporate title) defended the WWE World
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Asked by King how she feels about the accusation, Trump defended herself.
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Trump has defended his remarks last week, asserting he is not racist.
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In his opening statement, Mueller defended the work that his team did.
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On Wednesday, Kardashian West defended her North's corset-inspired dress on Twitter.
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Woodburn, the state Senate minority leader, defended himself Thursday in a statement.
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"We've defended the leader's jersey in the best possible way," Atapuma said.
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Trump apparently defended the size of his penis during a GOP debate.
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But ICE has repeatedly defended the facilities in the face of criticism.
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He defended his goal of better ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A lawmaker from the pro-establishment Democrat Party, however, defended the decree.
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Spokesman Hogan Gidley last week defended the original order in a statement.
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In the past, they have defended their lyrics as art and exaggeration.
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Once upon a time, the United States managed and defended global order.
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A spokeswoman for SWIFT, a cooperative owned by banks, defended the organization.
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But Trump has defended outsourcing the production of his clothing line abroad.
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Without wading directly into the political debate, Dimon defended the capitalistic system.
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Agayn denied any wrongdoing and defended the KFN's handling of the case.
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At least that's what everyone who defended the first Hobbit movie said.
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To wit: Trump has continually defended Putin, while attacking the American media.
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They largely defended that historic majority in 220006, losing only six seats.
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We're told Berdon will argue he was attacked first and defended himself.
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Trump's campaign defended his son and noted the truth might "upset" some.
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Chappelle fans defended the comedian and others spewed vitriolic hate at me.
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Former senior Israeli military officials have defended McMaster in the Jerusalem Post.
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Google executives initially defended the Dragonfly project and tried to downplay concerns.
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This season she defended June's attempted escape and burned her house down.
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Trump has repeatedly defended Porter without expressing sympathy toward domestic violence victims.
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The fearsome puncher defended himself in a testimony before a Senate committee.
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Habibur Rahman, a production officer of Tampaco, defended the company's safety record.
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We have defended our honor and this is the most important thing.
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And the high-speed heist aboard a train defended by faceless automatons.
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It was in this didactic spirit that Mr Obama defended his record.
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Chuck Grassley -- defended Trump Jr.'s tweet as an example of transparency.
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MORE there has been a great consensus that has defended America well.
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Despite the alleged conspiracy charges he faced, McClendon vehemently defended his record.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who defended Abedin that July on the Senate floor.
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The White House has defended its appointment of Mulvaney with this act.
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" On Sunday, Kasich defended Heller and Sandoval, calling him "a great governor.
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Justin Bamberg, a former Clinton supporter now backing Sanders, defended the senator.
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Newsom has criticized Trump's threats and defended the state's management of forests.
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He defended the FAA's decision to hold off on grounding the planes.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer defended Flynn's security clearance in April.
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Novartis executives defended their position by implying they could have charged more.
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A spokeswoman for the Huffington Post defended its reporting on the subject.
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In his address, Barzani vigorously defended his decision to hold the Sept.
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O'Reilly defended Ailes on Thursday, saying his demise came from public backlash.
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But Arrieta defended the tweet last week and said it was misinterpreted.
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Immediately after the news broke, the three-time world champion defended himself.
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Mobley has defended Gloria, who she grew up believing was her mom.
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Hasina has defended the digital law as necessary to combat cyber crime.
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Freedom is now defended less in little magazines than on social media.
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He also defended his friend and fellow (alleged) sexual harasser Bill O'Reilly.
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And that's why we've defended ourselves against those who steal our ideas.
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Zuma, however, defended his minister and rebuffed opposition calls for her removal.
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In April, again to King, Ms. Trump defended her West Wing strategy.
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Democrats have fiercely defended both the CFPB and Cordray's work leading it.
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Aguirre Ferré defended the policy at the Latina Leaders Summit in June.
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Kelly also defended Trump's tweet about Puerto Rico and slammed the press.
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Sessions defended the policy on Thursday and invoked the Bible as justification.
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Immigration officials defended the decision to expel Mr. Penner from the country.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, has steadfastly defended his fund-raising efforts.
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Trump defended the controversial practice during a GOP primary debate in 2016.
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Chief of Staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE defended the policy last month.
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BuzzFeed has long defended its publication of the controversial opposition research document.
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Bannon defended economic nationalism, and said that many people don't understand it.
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Fleitz also defended Kincaid from his designation on the SPLC's hate list.
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In a phone interview Monday, he defended the Freedom Fund's track record.
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Trump also targeted Sharpton, who has defended Cummings and the congressman's district.
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Rather, however, has defended the foundation of the story to this day.
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Trump defended Saudi Arabia as an important ally in a statement Tuesday.
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Northern Ireland defended well, largely containing Bale and his teammate Aaron Ramsey.
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Acosta defended his handling of the Epstein case during his confirmation hearing.
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Gowdy defended the FBI and insisted that it had used proper techniques.
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We defended ourselves and asked him to read about third-wave feminism.
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A rock band whose drummer defended Mr. Turner is facing a backlash.
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Still, throughout Friday, Mr. Trump raged against impeachment and defended his behavior.
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The White House defended Trump's comments as his "opinion," not an order.
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Voters in Massachusetts defended the rights of transgender people in public spaces.
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The audience cheered when he defended his record as a financial entrepreneur.
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Dershowitz defended Epstein against related charges brought in Florida a decade ago.
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But Republicans have, for the most part, defended Trump against Comey's claims.
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In a tweet Wednesday night, Giuliani defended his activities as Trump's lawyer.
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Trump defended Lord at a campaign rally last year after his firing.
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Trump defended his eldest son at a press conference Thursday in France.
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In a group interview in the mixed zone, King defended her actions.
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Hodges defended ANZ representatives who sat on AmBank's board at the time.
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Creator Brian Yorkey has defended the finale's particularly graphic depiction of rape.
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McConnell said the judge was born in Indiana and defended his heritage.
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Biden later apologized but has staunchly defended his record on civil rights.
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A heavy metal singer who won a Virginia state election defended Rep.
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Indeed, the only major cloud computing company that defended JEDI was Amazon.
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This week, Attorney General Loretta Lynch defended Obama's action before Senate Republicans.
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Initially, local police and state officials defended the use of live ammunition.
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In November, Rockwell defended its strategy to operate as a standalone company.
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White supremacists and Neo-Nazis are evil and shouldn't be defended. Rep.
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Biden's comments were defended by some lawmakers, including civil rights veteran Rep.
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Acosta has defended the deal as necessary to ensure Epstein served time.
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He made similar comments and defended that proposal in the other columns.
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Describing himself as "old school," Mr. Mak fiercely defended kung fu traditions.
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Garutti defended the chain's strategy of sometimes opening stores nearby other ones.
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In a video accompanying his Tuesday tweet, Peña Nieto defended the invitation.
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EPA officials have defended the security, saying Pruitt has received numerous threats.
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He defended his support of Trump in a recent interview with CNN.
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Mr. Zandi defended the work, saying that such an analysis demands impartiality.
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China's Foreign Ministry has defended Hong Kong's decision to refuse Mallet's visa.
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He has repeatedly defended his record and had the support of Zuma.
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At the conference on Thursday, Mr. Schultz defended Starbucks's role in activism.
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Scholars working on the new resource defended its place as a tool.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls defended the bans, which were later ruled unconstitutional.
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He has now twice defended titles in Cardiff before similarly huge crowds.
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He later defended his free speech right to criticize the former ambassador.
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She forcefully defended a US ambassador from the president and his lawyer.
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Other Republicans, though, defended her as objective, before and after the debate.
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Still, Pyongyang has long defended its right to develop a space program.
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Trump defended his junk in the Fox News GOP debate in March.
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In a 1992 profile in The Times, Mr. McLaughlin defended his style.
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Barr defended his handling of the investigation during his sworn testimony Wednesday.
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But there were others who defended him, including one fellow tech entrepreneur.
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Political commentators on Twitter quickly defended Sanders and sharply criticized the paper.
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Jeb Bush defended his brother's record, saying he kept the U.S. safe.
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In a statement, Monster defended his decision to work with extremist websites.
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"Friendly forces were receiving direct fire and defended themselves," General Cleveland said.
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The British royal family has defended Prince Andrew through years of allegations.
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In his most recent interview, Giuliani defended his actions on Trump's behalf.
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Lewis, not unlike Trump, has defended his comments as simply being blunt.
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Ford's chief executive, Mark Fields, has vigorously defended the company's Mexico strategy.
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But he robustly defended The Times's investigative pieces on all other counts.
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Players have since grown to like Boylen and have defended his reputation.
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State officials have also aggressively defended some of the system's worst features.
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Some Republicans defended the Trump administration's decision to use recreation fee money.
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But Birdsell defended the commission, arguing the high bar is by design.
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But the top Democrat in the Senate affirmed and defended her strategy.
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John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security, defended the police on Wednesday.
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Over the years, Ognjanovic also defended some of Serbia's leading underworld figures.
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"The innocent Syrian people should have been defended long ago," Erdogan added.
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She has defended her decision more than once on the campaign trail.
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We all know only the Chinese defended the wall against the monsters.
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Sasse was one of several GOP lawmakers who defended Sessions on Thursday.
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Trump defended himself in a series of early morning tweets on Friday.
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This is the group that once defended Nazis marching in Skokie, Ill.
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Kelly defended her performance by stating new shows take time to develop.
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In 1992, Ms. Mitchell defended the Tobacco Institute against a smoker's lawsuit.
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She also defended her father's record on women with a personal soliloquy.
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Speaking to reporters Sunday en route to Brazil, Mattis defended the switch.
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Saudi Arabia defended the incident as a "legitimate military operation," CNN reported.
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Though he defended the current standard, he pressed lawyers on possible compromises.
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Polyakov said he was "embarrassed" by the news and defended his company.
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She defended and downplayed them but didn't say they were a mistake.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday defended holding a campaign rally for Rep.
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In a phone interview, Facebook spokesperson Ruchika Budhraja defended the company's decision.
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