During Thursday's test demo, Defiant flew at about 140 knots, but only used about 20% of the pusher propeller capability and about 30% of the engine power on Defiant, Henderscheid said.
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Strzok was unapologetic and openly defiant at the House hearing.
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Asked whether he's actually rejecting valuable intelligence, Trump was defiant.
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In the interview Monday, Wojcicki repeatedly struck a defiant tone.
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But if a class is defiant he can do little.
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Abadi, however, struck a defiant tone in defending Iraq's sovereignty.
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These ears — at first they crossed they were so defiant.
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As Nelson aged and faded into silence, she remained defiant.
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The selection of Ramazani, 57, is, however, a defiant move.
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He was defiant in his denial of the Nanjing massacre.
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The mood: Cheerful, if not defiant of the political realities.
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Matt was defiant, continuing to record and questioning the officer.
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But Sanders, who was appearing in Minnesota Saturday, was defiant.
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Reid himself said he was "surprised" by the defiant response.
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Yet, like the rebels they portrayed, the group was defiant.
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" Mr. Trump's defiant reply: "I will keep you in suspense.
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It's the image: Smoking makes them feel defiant, feel cool.
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He was defiant in defeat, and sometimes in victory, too.
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Looking into the face of death, The Bachelor is defiant.
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But something snapped of late and Little Pain got defiant.
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Qualcomm has remained defiant, challenging Apple on alleged patent violations.
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We were very defiant in wanting to make that record.
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The Cameri was known as secular, political and often defiant.
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Mr. Trump remained defiant, refusing to act on his own.
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Brandon became more defiant, and the ensuing months were chaotic.
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Rouhani was defiant in his speech to the world body.
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A defiant crowd of hundreds of thousands marching against it.
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Sudan: Protesters, devastated but defiant, are regrouping after a crackdown.
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But "Chapter V," following Marque Richardson's defiant Reggie, stands out.
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North Korea has remained defiant, hinting at more weapons tests.
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In response, Jubeir, the Saudi foreign minister, was equally defiant.
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It was a defiant speech, peppered with threats and denunciations.
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No actor portrays flinty, defiant intelligence better than Annette Bening.
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The upper castes resent the defiant and proud Ambedkar imagery.
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Moments later the cop shoots and kills the defiant witness.
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Ma Ba Tha's leaders, however, responded with a defiant shrug.
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Waters has remained defiant in the face of the threats.
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They were defiant but respectful, addressing the officers as sir.
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And those walking with it were proud, defiant, and determined.
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" She admits that "there's a part of me that's defiant.
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Through it all, Giuliani has put up a defiant front.
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The Alliance were defiant ahead of the confidence vote, however.
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With All Mirrors, her most ambitious offering yet, she's defiant.
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Just ahead of Pelosi's announcement, Trump delivered a defiant tweet.
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It's a battered, bruised, but still defiant declaration of independence.
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He finally gave in Tuesday afternoon in a defiant speech.
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" King was defiant in a post on Twitter headlined "King Response.
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" King was defiant in a post on Twitter headlined "King Response.
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Justin Amash (R-MI) has already made clear he'll remain defiant.
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Often it was the defiant ones who were shipped off first.
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The portrait, and its price tag, are defiant expressions of survival.
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"The Defiant Ones" (1958), starring Sidney Poitier and Tony Curtis. Feb.
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Singer's defiant response to The Atlantic's story also compounded GLAAD's frustration.
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FOR A MAN expressing remorse, Yang Seung-tae looked remarkably defiant.
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The poem was fierce and defiant, and I praised her effusively.
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She sent the smile back as a weapon, a defiant statement.
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That sounded pretty defiant because, of course, she was still fighting.
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In contrast to Trump's defiant tone, Giuliani emphasized the nominee's contrition.
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Their defiant public image convinced many that they hated white people.
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He got emotional talking about recent attacks, and then got defiant.
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Which, at Made in America, stretches itself further into something defiant.
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"The Defiant Ones" will air July 9-12 at 9 p.m.
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And his mood ranged from furious to frustrated, but also defiant.
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Many musicians have been defiant in the wake of the tragedy.
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Few bands can turn leftover spaghetti into an defiant physical statement.
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That level of emotion is exhausting, but Emtisal, especially, remained defiant.
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We had people in the South feeling totally discouraged and defiant.
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"We were defiant until the end," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle praised.
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Trump was defiant, launching a verbal attack on the judicial branch.
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However, the governor has been defiant and refused to step down.
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He was quietly defiant, thanking his old team for trading him.
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Following the sentencings, Kelly struck a defiant note outside the courthouse.
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But Shraya sees the positive, defiant contours that this visual provides.
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Mr. Hart put up a spirited, even defiant defense of JustFly.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi gave defiant speeches before his ouster in 2011.
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As she reflected on the last 12 years, she turned defiant.
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Flynn Jr. has remained defiant as the investigation has heated up.
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They have forgotten we are defiant ones who defend like lions.
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Headlines * Donald Trump defiant as world leaders criticise travel ban. on.ft.
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Women: The Defiant Lives That They Don't Want You to Know.
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Pressed to respond to criticism in other areas, he was defiant.
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Washington (CNN)The state of Donald Trump is unrepentant and defiant.
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He was open, expansive and defiant on a range of topics.
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In his Monday evening briefing, Trump was simultaneously defiant and dismissive.
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Unusually defiant, some Republican leaders said they feared a trade war.
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It bears witness to the defiant beauty of an undefeated country.
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As with Trump and Russia, the White House itself was defiant.
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Ms. Conway has been defiant in the face of the charges.
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But some defiant local officials seem to ignore the laws anyway.
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Defiant messages were scrawled on many storefronts, addressing the storm personally.
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They often become hostile, defiant, or at the very least, rude.
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Speaking in a recorded video, Mr. Chen struck a defiant tone.
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Some Israelis were defiant or defensive; others said they were ashamed.
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The mood of the city was defiant; business had not stopped.
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She remained defiant, insisting on staying true to Frida's trademark unibrow.
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A statue of a defiant girl was supposed to empower women.
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And so far, most vulnerable Republicans are striking a defiant tone.
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But if he remains defiant, royals may start grumbling as well.
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She is intelligent and thoughtless, timid and defiant, generous and mean.
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"They're celebrating right now," a defiant Jansen said after Game 5.
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Downfall of Gaia's music stands defiant and firm against the odds.
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Right-wing delegates jeered as a defiant Rockefeller stared them down.
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In their defiant response, PrEP supporters began wearing "Truvada whore" T-shirts.
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I just felt it could have been even stronger and more defiant.
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Pettis' younger brother Sergio, a surging UFC flyweight himself, was similarly defiant.
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Her body shriveled, and her hair fell out, but Karen was defiant.
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The world's attention Kim's defiant and militaristic behavior got the world's attention.
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George's defiant point is identical to that of his grandfather, Prince Charles.
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On Tuesday, the comedian defended the crack in a defiant Twitter post.
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Did you see The Defiant Ones documentary with him and Jimmy Iovine?
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But for a few defiant government agents, this time there was hope.
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" Chip A strikes a defiant note: "review, who needs a fuckin review.
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Women protesters like Al-Karib are defiant that the demonstrations will continue.
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On Friday, a defiant Iran said it could "easily" hit U.S. ships.
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She issued a statement Wednesday that was at once conciliatory and defiant.
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What is the story he's telling with his defiant fast-food evangelism?
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With his head flung back he pulls a defiant sideways V-sign.
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Star Wars emerged from this mix of stubborn impulses and defiant independence.
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Even at her most defiant, though, Ms. Platten never truly sounds aggrieved.
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Today, Paul Manafort&aposs attorney was too defiant after the court appearance.
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So far, the FARC's most visible choice has been its defiant name.
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Supernatural needs its main characters to be defiant, rough-hewn, and broken.
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Allen Hughes, The Defiant Ones (HBO) Outstanding Directing in a Motion Picture
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She's in therapy for anxiety and attention deficit and oppositional defiant disorders.
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Though Franken remained defiant, he ultimately stepped aside, as did Rep. Conyers.
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And some may well be intended as a defiant retort to bigotry.
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It's a composition, but it also feels like a sharp, defiant exhalation.
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It's so crucial to Rose-Lynn's character because it's defiant and direct.
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The government reacted to Sunday's attack with military action and defiant rhetoric.
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Another was defiant: "We are not rolling over yet," the diplomat said.
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We're told Khloe's even suggested an outpatient program, but Odom remains defiant.
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But so far Rio stands defiant against the naysayers and the mosquitoes.
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Sometimes the children Draper portrays look defiant, and why wouldn't they be?
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"It was such a beautiful, hilarious, and defiant day," Glass said later.
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After it became clear he would lose the election, Stewart was defiant.
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His life has been a defiant campaign to define himself as normal.
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Being the defiant daughter that I am, I laughed in her face.
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Organized-labor leaders sounded a defiant note in response to Wednesday's ruling.
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McVeigh was remorseless, defiant, and worthy of not one ounce of pity.
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And I find it impossible not to admire this defiant self-possession.
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French President Emmanuel Macron struck a defiant tone in his public comments.
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She looked more defiant than solemn, her features turgid with angry confusion.
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For others, it means lifting a defiant finger to the outside world.
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On Sunday, the singer posted a funny and defiant meme on Instagram.
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The show is definitely defiant of toxic masculinity and its negative impact.
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Her body language is defiant, she gesticulates wildly as she interrogates him.
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A spirit of defiant resolve animates many of these historically minded works.
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Even the once-defiant Google quickly gave in and dropped the jack.
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Murphy's productivity only grew in response, in a kind of defiant inventiveness.
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In her narration, she plays a confident, defiant future version of Plum.
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Kevin Stitt (R) both tweeted (and deleted) defiant photos from crowded restaurants.
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In recent days, Kurdish fighters and civilians have taken a defiant stance.
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" He seemed defiant though, telling the grads ... "Never ever, ever give up!
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The Toronto Overwatch squad finally has an official team name -- TORONTO DEFIANT!!!
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A defiant time capsule surfaces, smack in the middle of #MeToo country.
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Mr. Moore was defiant, denying the charges and attacking the news media.
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Shortages aside, the illegal trade remains as resilient as it is defiant.
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Those were Alison's defiant last words in the face of Ben's cruelty.
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"Dhamaal will take place today, as per routine," the defiant custodian said.
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Maduro has remained defiant in the face of domestic and international pressure.
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El Alto's defiant slogan—"On its feet, never its knees"—appears everywhere.
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A gold chain, barely perceptible, keeps the defiant bird from flying away.
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The pose was a nonchalant boast, a fiery challenge, a defiant declaration.
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It's how we hear her true voice, defiant, spirited, even mordantly funny.
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Yet the creative vitality of Harlem's gay subculture represented a defiant retort.
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There was Ray Barretto's "Indestructible," a defiant song about beating the odds.
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She started from the premise that these children were not defiant criminals.
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This set off an angry and defiant response on Tuesday from Gov.
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Still, she has remained defiant, refusing to accept the Constitutional Court's ruling.
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JACOB BANKS He promised "depressing songs," but they were also defiant ones.
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Late Thursday, Moise was defiant to calls for him to step down.
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There's something celebratory in the phrase, but it's also defensive and defiant.
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He has shown throughout his life a defiant refusal to be disciplined.
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Another defiant American, former Ms. Nevada winner Katie Williams, replied to Rep.
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The YPG remained defiant, saying it was prepared for a Turkish onslaught.
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But Delhiites were defiant, setting off all kinds of fireworks for hours.
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Its lyrics are desperate and defiant, inextricably tied to West's own blackness.
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The artist's turn to the pastoral was a defiant act of decolonization.
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She's tapped into Katniss Everdeen-levels of defiant, skeptical of Charles's motives.
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When she is shown to her room by a rehab administrator named Foster (Alistair Cope, who, like the rest of the supporting cast, is excellent), she flips him off with snotty remarks: she is defiant, or acting defiant.
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Mads Mikkelsen plays Galen Erso, father of Jyn and a defiant scientist. 8.
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In prison, the defiant Mr. Carter refused to work or wear a uniform.
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For his part, Popov, now 35, comes across as alternately weary and defiant.
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We've stood defiant in the face of opposition for the last 100 years.
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Though she ends up alone in the video, she's not deflated—she's defiant.
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Still, Warren's energetic, defiant speech drew an enthusiastic reception from the assembled crowd.
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The President remained defiant, refusing in a video statement last week to resign.
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Its founder posted defiant messages on Twitter and elsewhere promising it would survive.
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Lori Loughlin was seen looking defiant inside a Los Angeles courtroom on Wednesday.
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Florence Pugh plays Charlie, a gloriously defiant, left-leaning, struggling actress in London.
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When Maine voters said they wanted to expand Medicaid, LePage was still defiant.
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Sax writing about this sexual desire — about queer bodies — is defiant and celebratory.
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Even the Waterfords engage in a little defiant driving, and guess what happens?
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They were a mixture of the wistful and defiant, and full of prayers.
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They stare into the void, and let their lips curl. Defiant. Cathartic. Strong.
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Yet it's also confident and even defiant without benefit of dancehall boom-bap.
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Rick Snyder defended himself and his administration in a series of defiant tweets.
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He was tall, lithe, graceful, effortlessly eloquent—but also perilously loud, defiant, empowered.
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And he remains defiant — in the face of opposition, or alleged assassination attempts.
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The decision to restart work at Fordow is Iran's most defiant gesture yet.
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These were defiant words after what has been a tumultuous month for Gawker.
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Her stirring, often youthfully defiant debut was nominated for a Mercury Prize Award.
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If anything, they goaded a mood of defiant anger against those very elites.
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But he struck a defiant tone from Mexico where he is seeking asylum.
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He remains defiant, and insists that he never received direct payments from Odebrecht.
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The defiant gesture energized progressives and he turned the speech into a book.
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In 1991, Clarence Thomas gave a similarly defiant opening statement to the committee.
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In a letter to his "Southern Baptist family," Patterson struck a defiant stance.
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It's been a tricky few days for Huawei, but its leader remains defiant.
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In both cases, Russia fell back in line with Mr. Assad's defiant brutality.
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Mr. Mangano was apparently underprepared for his court date — or, perhaps, utterly defiant.
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Other times, he was by turns sullen or combative, self-pitying or defiant.
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Some people banded together to mock the arriving storm with defiant hurricane parties.
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Mr. Wickremesinghe struck a defiant tone, asserting that he was still prime minister.
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Two very different examples capture the defiant, radical spirit of this publishing enterprise.
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You might expect Nora to be weepy, or defiant, or terrified, or numb.
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"You know, I had a baby, I carried a baby," she said, defiant.
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Perhaps fortified by the Republicans' gerrymandered advantage, Mr. Vos has been notably defiant.
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But there have been a few defiant outliers, including a pastor in Louisiana.
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Mr. Kelly is almost defiant, embracing another set of risks as a Marine.
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And yet, they look defiant and proud, rather than beaten down and forlorn.
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Still, some other Germans have taken a far more cavalier, even defiant, approach.
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His approach comes off like a defiant rejection of change at any cost.
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But her tone was not entirely defiant; she expressed regret over some comments.
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She said he had to stop, and he was apologetic, embarrassed, not defiant.
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Ri also inflamed tensions following Trump's defiant remarks to the U.N. last week.
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The nationalist Orban was defiant in remarks to Hungarian state radio on Friday.
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At the seminar over the weekend, Chinese officials also struck a defiant tone.
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For a while, Egypt's intellectuals were defiant, buoyed and invigorated by the challenge.
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As her supporters' rallies have grown bigger, Ms. Park has become increasingly defiant.
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Responding to news of Sotoudeh's sentencing, campaigners against the compulsory hijab were defiant.
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But Moore, who has denied wrongdoing, remained defiant and lashed out against McConnell.
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Lucas García was defiant when he spoke briefly to reporters after his arrest.
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In "The Sounds of Thunder," Saru is compassionate, angry, confident, defiant and reflective.
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Throughout the weekend, Maduro remained defiant in his refusal to give up power.
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Overall, 10 percent of the children met the criteria for oppositional defiant disorder (ODD).
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Hamas, weakened by a decade-long blockade of Gaza, remains defiant and in distress.
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We thought about starting this editorial with a defiant "journalism is under attack" statement.
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In court today, the Facebook CEO remained defiant in the face of the claims.
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While congressional leaders were busy negotiating, the president was still sounding a defiant note.
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Their pleas have fallen on deaf ears, with the president growing ever more defiant.
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For the Defiant, Bishop wanted to start with a solid core to build around.
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But Movies with Mikey's defiant peddling of hope is still growing against all odds.
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Great America PAC was defiant Thursday despite the news of a better-funded rival.
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A defiant judge Then there's Moore's scandal, which feels a lot like deja vu.
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Responding to the criticism via Facebook on Monday, organizer Ori took a defiant stand.
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The bombing had filled him, and through him Greenpeace, with even more defiant purpose.
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Despite their defiant smiles, the Kurdish women here were warned against joining the demonstration.
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Ken Paxton, Texas's defiant attorney-general, promises to appeal what he calls "outrageous" rulings.
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But in an interview with CNN on Wednesday, Clinton was defiant in her characterization.
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Ahead of a rally to support him in Paris on Sunday, Fillon appeared defiant.
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They often showed him in his boxing days -- strong, unrepentant, defiant, unbowed and beautiful.
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In a defiant speech that earned a standing ovation, she assured fans that Live!
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The NRA poses a less forbidding threat to defiant lawmakers than a generation ago.
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McCutcheon's statement came hours after an apologetic yet defiant Bentley promised not to quit.
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But May complicated all that in a defiant statement after the vote on Wednesday.
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A court date was scheduled, but a defiant Hornick refused to remove the flags.
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Erdogan has remained defiant, urging Turks to sell their gold and dollars for lira.
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Furthermore, reincarnation is sort of a defiant screw you to my cancer and death.
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Many Cubans are defiant, however, saying their main problem was the U.S. economic embargo.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif struck a defiant note towards Washington on Friday.
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" Anchor at @TOLOnews strikes defiant tone after today's attack: "You cannot silence our voice.
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Pruitt has been defiant but acknowledged that he has made some mistakes (The Hill).
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Mr. Kirby's Kunta is a more regal and immediately defiant character than Mr. Burton's.
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Its defiant belief in its a-politicality has thrust them into the political spotlight.
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Musk is defiant in the face of skepticism about Tesla's production of cars, though.
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The Venezuelan opposition, beleaguered but still defiant, must be the focal point for change.
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Mr. Lazar remained defiant after being indicted and in the stressful period that ensued.
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Meursault, the protagonist of "The Stranger," isn't cranky, defiant or darkly funny good company.
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And within this alliance is another tribe of indigenous people, equally defiant and determined.
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On the political front, he was defiant until the end when he finally resigned.
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A defiant gesture, like a raised middle finger, toward the rest of the world.
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The Houthis have been defiant, accusing the coalition of meddling in Yemen's domestic affairs.
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The move marks a major shift from their defiant stance earlier in the week.
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And certainly Alli was not alone in the defiant manner with which England responded.
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It felt like a defiant feminist act: I'm doing this thing that feels good!
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But the extradition bill has reinvigorated activism in Hong Kong, and protesters remain defiant.
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Numerous newspaper columns were written about a defiant old woman and her little theater.
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"I'm still doing it," Mr. Hersh said, sounding both matter-of-fact and defiant.
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"The world cannot leave us because we are more advanced," a defiant Ren said.
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It's a good house, filled with people united in a just and defiant cause.
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They were oblivious to Jewish protests and defiant about losing their UNESCO cultural designation.
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Busch, whose older brother Kurt also qualified for the playoffs, is defiant and different.
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You'd think state officials would get the message, but they're as defiant as ever.
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Poitier had previously been nominated for his role in 1958's "The Defiant Ones."
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But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel sounded more triumphant and defiant than conciliatory.
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The once-defiant posture — Europe proudly standing up to a bully — is long gone.
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One of those moves was bringing Logix up to the Defiant for Stage 3.
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However, the Defiant have upgraded their roster with popular talent from around the league.
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A friend and collaborator on Charter 08 offered praise for Mr. Liu's defiant optimism.
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The Sikorsky-Boeing Defiant just performed a high-profile flight demonstration for Army leaders.
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Mr. Hunter has remained defiant and has called the indictment a politically motivated attack.
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Defiant, he sticks out his tongue and makes a face, puffing out his cheeks.
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Finally, "The Defiant Ones" is less warts-and-all revealing than both men warrant.
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He was defiant, according to some of the people he spoke with, and defensive.
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Surly and defiant in a tracksuit and flip-flops, Mr Cheka denies it all.
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"I'm pretty nervous about this," she said, in a tone both defiant and vulnerable.
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His defiant disregard for red lines arguably made him an impeachment waiting to happen.
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Donald Trump, however, has shown himself to be energetically defiant and incapable of reform.
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But Lewandowski has made clear his testimony will be a defiant defense of Trump.
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While a defiant Johnson said he still wanted to leave the bloc on Oct.
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He was not defiant, as he would later be in his Senate floor speech.
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Does this kind of defiant activism help immigrants or is it going too far?
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On Saturday, the president was left alternately defiant and angry, self-pitying and frustrated.
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Her voice is as fragile as it is strong, her guitar creepy and defiant.
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He lurched from one event to another, sounding defiant one moment and humbled the next.
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The young girl in my image is defiant in her demeanor and contradicts that belief.
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The Chinese government response Wednesday was defiant in both state media and official government statements.
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Little Lady Lyanna died in classic defiant kid style — taking out a zombie ice giant.
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When authorities approached her and asked her to leave, de Lesseps got confused and defiant.
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Rousseff was defiant yesterday, calling the impeachment effort against her unjust and predicting eventual vindication.
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"He was very defiant at these senseless and horrendous actions," the attorney, Mark Bryant, said.
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Ben Smith looked at Facebook's defiant optimism and how it stands out from the pack.
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That's part of what makes Haacke's work fascinating, though; he's been nothing if not defiant.
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Following the announcement of the sentencing on Thursday, Wong took to Twitter with defiant messages.
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The defiant, pensive reputation dropped in November, and Swift launched her stadium tour this month.
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But last month, Wasko was defiant in an interview when asked about the Facebook posts.
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Omar Suleiman, a popular Muslim scholar in Dallas, took a defiant stance toward Gingrich's comments.
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Why it matters: Pelosi remains defiant, despite growing calls from fellow Democrats to impeach Trump.
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They feel defiant under bright lights, next to gleaming concrete floors and clean white walls.
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"Clara remains defiant, resolute and is determined to fight back," her lawyer Aamer Anwar said.
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But she has a defiant message for her "sisters" still being held: Don't lose hope.
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Catalan politician Josep Rull tweeted a defiant picture of himself at his desk on Monday.
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Nevada is in the West, and the regional strain of conservatism is a defiant one.
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Even after the Ethics Commission findings, an apologetic yet defiant Bentley promised not to quit.
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It was a huge statement from a powerful person, followed by an incredible, defiant performance.
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In The Defiant Ones, he said he had turned to drinking during those tense times.
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She was so defiant and mouthy, even, to the near-Satanic specter of Darth Vader.
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After a while, with all these people attacking me online, I got defiant about it.
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As has happened so often during this history-defiant campaign, things got derailed, and quickly.
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That defiant approach not only irks the Commission, but also creates tensions in the government.
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But this doesn't stop him from being his defiant lovable self, according to Van Valkenburgh.
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" Striking a defiant tone on Thursday evening, he told reporters: "Maybe it wasn't tough enough.
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Cantwell was brash and defiant in interviews with Vice filmed during and after the march.
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But bringing around this vocal and defiant core of Sanders supporters may not be easy.
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Trump has remained defiant in the face of Republican and Democratic opposition to the tariffs.
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A five-page rebuttal to the civil complaint was followed by a defiant conference call.
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You can just say that the kid is a slow learner, or defiant, or disrespectful.
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Foreign policy experts will express outrage, and Mr. Trump, ever defiant, will refuse to budge.
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Sources have told Reuters Mugabe was defiant when he met army top brass on Nov.
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Elliott's voice is so ringing and defiant, and at the same time so uncannily courteous.
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She befriends a co-worker, Maravelle, as well as Maravelle's three skeptical and defiant kids.
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Clinton publicly remained stoic and defiant while defending her husband amid accusations of sexual misconduct.
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But it was also a defiant message that he had no intention of letting up.
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The league office called Cavaliers GM David Griffin after the game, though Griffin remained defiant.
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As Durant becomes more defiant with Frank, Hammerschmidt has had a breakthrough in his research.
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But Moore has remained defiant, and the state GOP is sticking behind him so far.
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It's as internal and retrospective as "Handmaid's" is propulsive, though both protagonists are slyly defiant.
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The song is explicit and defiant, straightforward and smirking as it dares you to blink.
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"Farrokhzad was defiant, in life and in Darznik's fiction," Dina Nayeri writes in her review.
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Of all the musical genres, rock 'n' roll has remained the most defiant and experimental.
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Ms. O recently returned from Iran and said the mood there was defiant and wary.
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Waters received death threats and subsequently canceled a pair of speaking events but remained defiant.
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Turning feminist performance in this direction borrows its defiant tone to rethink a fresh binary.
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Brilliant, obsessive, defiant, narcissistic, messianic and ambitious, Leary is for Boyle a low-hanging fanatic.
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But Thierry Frémaux, the festival's artistic director, was defiant onstage as he presented the award.
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Defiant, Billy wears Lady Gaga-style costumes to school, and is brutalized for his trouble.
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But the scion of one of the Navy's most illustrious families was defiant and unruly.
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Her defiant fight for democracy won her the world's admiration and a Nobel Peace Prize.
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"They're going from saying, 'This is good music' to 'This is defiant music,' " Cowen says.
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"Boris fights 'Brexit wreckers' with three defiant letters to EU," The Sunday Times headline roared.
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Not least, Mr. Bannon embodies the defiant populism at the core of the president's agenda.
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His defiant image was burnished by his response to an attempted coup this past July.
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Then she meets Stevie, a defiant, wild-haired artist, and the lid comes flying off.
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In a Wednesday column, "Jeff Flake's Defiant Surrender," writer Ross Douthat wrote that GOP Sens.
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China, for its part, has taken a defiant tone to the White House's trade threats.
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The mother assumed that her daughter's cranky, defiant behavior was a reaction to the infection.
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The mood at Friday Prayer services was defiant in Tehran, where men burned American flags.
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But, as with Mr. Chen's videos, they showed a man growing increasingly desperate — and defiant.
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In a televised address on Thursday, Mr. Temer was defiant in rejecting calls to resign.
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Here the gap between Fraser's defeated New Left generation and Guendelsberger's defiant Millennials looms large.
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A defiant Doha has denied accusations of supporting terrorism and says the demands are unrealistic.
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She is defiant, resourceful and willing to sacrifice her life to protect those she loves.
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But Kavanaugh had responded with his own compelling performance: A defiant rejection of the accusations.
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Although Judy did not shoot anyone, she was no innocent: defiant, lawless and politically delusional.
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But Law and Justice MEPs were defiant in the face of the European Parliament's criticism.
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And we've never quite had a president as defiant and hostile as Donald Trump before.
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Duterte has remained defiant, accusing critics of "trivializing" his drug campaign with human rights concerns.
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After her arrest and during her trial, Ms. Clark remained defiant in her revolutionary beliefs.
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Artists associated with the Popular Resource Center continued traditions of defiant street interventions and protests.
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It developed into a celebratory mask, obscuring a defiant spirit, and a raw emotional complexity.
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Markey sounded defiant when asked about McConnell's plan to hold a vote on his resolution.
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Mahinda Rajapaksa has repeatedly asserted that his son is innocent, and on Saturday he was defiant.
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His defiant stand against Trump, methodically laying out the case for impeachment, has received extensive attention.
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Japan was repeatedly blamed for scuttling these efforts by its allegedly defiant attitude toward Korean grievances.
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"The outlook is defiant but is it credible?" analysts at Kepler Cheuvreux said in a note.
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Despite this defiant attitude from Netanyahu, Lappin warns that the Syrians feel emboldened by Russian support.
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"Some people think you just have to be good at the game," says Defiant coach Bishop.
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Has is asking about whether it was enough on his home world, to simply be defiant.
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Nunes is under increasing pressure, but made this defiant statement to a Fox News reporter today:
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And tourists make a dangerous and defiant last-minute dash up Uluru, Australia's most famous rock.
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She has struck a defiant note, saying she would lead the country "standing above the president".
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Her right hand is on her hip as she stares at the viewer, stern and defiant.
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Backing down was unthinkable last week when the law's passage seemed inevitable as Lam remained defiant.
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You can really make defiant children very compliant, actually, many of them, even most of them.
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The pop icon was widely criticized for the comments, but she remained defiant on Twitter Wednesday.
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Biden concluded with a defiant optimistic message that the United States was second to no country.
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At first, Trump was defiant, but eventually he bowed to the inevitable by folding the councils.
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What was intended to be a strong, defiant show of force quickly became an international embarrassment.
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The original sculpture, on top of the museum building and perfectly renovated, remains defiant and mesmerizing.
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And Bakari Sellers, a Clinton surrogate and CNN contributor, was defiant when asked about the remark.
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New cross replaces one destroyed by ISIS The church's own priest delivered another, more defiant message.
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Asked if he had any regrets about the charged rhetoric at his rallies, Trump was defiant.
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"Thank you for respecting my beliefs," he says, a practiced, defiant, arrogant tone in his voice.
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As such, Leicester's title win represents a defiant challenge to the status quo of English football.
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"Very seldom," the president responded, encapsulating the defiant tone of the news conference in two words.
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And above all, put out that defiant gleam in your eye—that's what screwed you over.
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Despite the defiant scene, the day was not going well for the newly declared Catalan republic.
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Young Beijingers just laughed; a number made pilgrimages to the store to take defiant selfies outside.
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Thirty-nine, she said, with a defiant little lifting of her head on her long neck.
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After some brusque exchanges, he set off on a sort of defiant jog through the crowd.
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As a singer, he proved remarkably adept at sounding both vulnerable and psychotic, wounded and defiant.
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But even as Gawker took stock of its next steps, it remained, in typical fashion, defiant.
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" Finally, Zoom also sent another defiant message, saying "Cracka isn't a person, cracka is an idea.
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But his defiant response exposes his vulnerability, and the pain he feels lashed to the word.
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Milroy and Ian Dejardin's retrospective is defiant in its presentation of Bell as artist, not muse.
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Gowdy's defiant stance is what it means for a Republican to stand up to President Trump.
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It was a defiant gesture toward a world that felt unlivable: Peep was pressing on anyway.
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He is also a President who is remarkably defiant in the face of damaging political news.
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But the midday deadline for his resignation passed Monday with no word from the defiant leader.
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As she weaved Rambo's hair, Latoya complained that Seth became more aggressive and defiant at school.
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He seemed wearied by the work, and by the invasion of his privacy, but also defiant.
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Roy Moore, taking a page from Trump's playbook, remains defiant despite the damning evidence against him.
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Mr. Mulvaney, who has remained defiant throughout the inquiry, is unlikely to cooperate with House investigators.
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But it also developed as a covert, often defiant response to the surveillance state of slavery.
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As the storm pounded Cuba, the independent, defiant streak of the Conch Republic was on display.
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Shelby, Beth, Nora, and the rest of their new sisterhood are smart, immature, horny, and defiant.
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"I think both of us like to work with trash or somehow defiant material," notes Cascardo.
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MacArthur announced his resignation in defiant remarks before the centrist group of Republicans, fittingly, on Tuesday.
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This is a defiant act in Mutua's native Kenya, where it's taboo for women to drum.
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President Trump brought a defiant swagger to the world's most exclusive club: the Group of 93.
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Ever-defiant, Oksana Masters later persuaded a babysitter to take her back to the swing set.
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In a defiant blog post for the Times, he praised the "incredible" staff who protected him.
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Its defiant public message may not be the same as what it will countenance in private.
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American sanctions killed well over 100,000 Iraqi civilians in the 1990s, but Saddam Hussein remained defiant.
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Or would the committee be called on to vote to recall a still-defiant Mr. Zuma?
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In his return this season, he has been productive and enthralling, but also mystifying and defiant.
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Laurie was resourceful and kind, "quiet but defiant," said Debra Hill, who helped create the character.
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It was a defiant speech, but also a wholly unoriginal one cribbed from his dad's worldview.
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"He is not used to a strong, Indigenous woman being defiant to his power," she added.
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She wasn't defensive, but defiant and — most surprising for someone usually so measured — a little angry.
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When asked on Tuesday night whether he, too, supported the House bill, Mr. Sanders was defiant.
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He was initially charged with resisting arrest, defiant trespassing and interfering with the administration of law.
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"He wanted to torment me and I would never allow that," Ms. Shane said, still defiant.
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Her extraordinary courage ensured that her son's death would stand as a defiant rebuke to hatred.
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Mr. Trump unleashed a two-day Twitter tirade that was unusually defiant even by his standards.
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Even so, Trump has stood defiant in the face of pressure to curb his trade battles.
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The jurist's usually relaxed and professional demeanor became stern and defiant when speaking about his wife.
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But Mulvaney, in delivering news that is likely to spark yet another congressional probe, was defiant.
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Franken refused to admit any misconduct in a defiant floor speech announcing his decision to leave.
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What followed, including some new parties armed with a defiant discourse, was a largely cosmetic change.
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In the end, it left the Cleveland Indians somber and exhausted, but also proud and defiant.
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The name of her label, which translates to "Like the Boys," is a quiet, defiant shrug.
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The President, speaking in Canakkale, made the announcement even as opposition forces in Afrin remained defiant.
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With the second, Bach writes "forte" in the score, and stamping, defiant D minor takes over.
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The question is whether General de Villiers's defiant resignation is good or bad for Mr. Macron.
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In one of his defiant interviews, he insisted to Erin Burnett that he hadn't been drinking.
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The Dragons acquired Envy last June from the Toronto Defiant, who signed him in October 2018.
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One day, after it was all over, Karen, defiant and teary, confronted me in the hallway.
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Not giving up While Son was apologetic, and humble at times, he was also often defiant.
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Standing before Judge William Gallo in San Diego, both Hunters remained defiant and showed little emotion.
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"Is this the team we were supposed to mirror," Rivaldo said in a defiant Instagram post.
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A defiant Moore has refused to concede defeat to Jones after the election concluded on Dec.
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Defiant, Trump sought to explain his decision as a desire to force Europe to pay more.
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Even as it let Mr. Yiannopoulos go and condemned his comments on pedophilia, Breitbart was defiant.
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There is no cartoonish YA villain like President Snow for a defiant Katniss Everdeen to topple.
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Doing so sends a dangerous signal to a world where defiant strongmen are on the rise.
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In a photo session, he raised a fist in the defiant gesture of a revolutionary leader.
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She must act independently without coming across as defiant to a president who fixates on loyalty.
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That's too lucid a position to be called naïveté, and too defiant to be called defeatism.
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That's too lucid a position to be called naïveté, and too defiant to be called defeatism.
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For his part, Blagojevich has been defiant, maintaining he was the victim of an overzealous prosecution.
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In a narrow shop in Istanbul where he trades gold and silver, Gabriel Saglamoglu was defiant.
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Did he return from battle a weary, defeated man, or as ferocious and defiant as ever?
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But as war consciousness grew, all kinds of defiant weirdness was warming up in the wings.
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A thrilling, defiant song, it's too spare and midtempo to count as a truly great single.
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Many have a defiant swagger and flagrant disregard for the existing systems that govern their country.
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Defiant until the close of his five-year trial, Mladic desperately tried to postpone the verdict.
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Hendricks was arrested for aggravated assault, illegally taunting a police horse, simple assault and defiant trespass.
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It has remained defiant amid escalating Chinese pressure, with many resolutely rejecting Beijing's call for "reunification".
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DPS Lane "Surefour" Roberts led the Defiant as Sombra to wins of 2-1 on Dorado and a hard-fought 6-5 win on King's Row, where both teams ended regulation with no time on the clock before the Defiant completed the map in one push.
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Caravaggio was a tormented, defiant, bisexual, angry young man — a maestro who looked nothing like a maestro.
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But also because it's starting to stand for a zoned out, resigned-but-defiant kind of happiness.
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Barr was defiant in that setting as he defended his handling of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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A few hours after his calls, Trump issued a defiant statement in support of his executive order.
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Defiant stance Publius filed a federal lawsuit August 5 against the legislative counsel, Diane F. Boyer-Vine.
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However, more latterly he has presented a more defiant stance, vowing to remain in the race regardless.
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These present two vastly different holiday aesthetics: either luxe après-ski or defiant sneakers with cocktail attire.
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Between its pointed speeches and defiant performances, this year's Grammys seemed far more politically engaged and motivated.
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He was eventually arrested for aggravated assault, illegally taunting a police horse, simple assault and defiant trespass.
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"It was a lot rougher than I had expected," says Defiant head coach Beom-joon "Bishop" Lee.
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The stories started pouring out, with people's voices varied from angry, to hopeful, to heartbroken, to defiant.
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Rebekah Brockman's Antigone is palpably enraged and defiant, while Paul O'Brien embodies a stubborn and overconfident Creon.
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But government assessments of James around this time called him aggressive, defiant, unremorseful, and likely to reoffend.
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He's subtle and funny and humane and defiant and, impossibly enough under the circumstances, kind of sexy.
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The five women, often defiant in the face of sometimes brutal cross-examination, presented a powerful case.
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Two ministers who were involved in the chat have resigned, but Puerto Rico's political head remains defiant.
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John McCain have owned up to the importance of the report, Trump has remained defiant as ever.
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In short, the GOP must copy Trump's defiant fighting spirit but add more clarity to the message.
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But through it all, Musk has maintained a defiant, and sometimes dismissive, attitude toward Tesla's many critics.
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As divisions grew, Mr. Obama was increasingly defiant about his prerogative to act where Congress would not.
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But after a central act of expressive, defiant destruction, the film never again reaches the same peak.
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Trump released a defiant apology for comments that came to light Friday in a Washington Post story.
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I made silent, defiant eye contact with Angie, then turned and ran back outside into the snow.
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Though his speech was met with accusations of "queer baiting" from some concert-goers, Jonas remains defiant.
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When Sharon Jones died in November, she left behind a legacy of powerhouse singing and defiant joy.
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Striking a defiant tone, Trump said American workers have been devastated by the outsourcing of jobs abroad.
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"He's defiant, clever, erudite and funny," said Abbas Milani, the director of Iranian Studies at Stanford University.
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"I'm not an evil person, but these are desperate times," the defiant heroine vows in one scene.
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READ: Conflict with N. Korea would be akin to WWII, U.S. general says North Korea remains defiant.
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Frank is defiant and argues that he'll get off; Claire insists censure is still the way forward.
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They are scared, threatened, pissed off, defiant, and galvanized by a misogynist taking the country's highest office.
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With the casting choice becoming a subject of outrage, Jackson's defiant response is now making the rounds.
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In the defiant pop track, Lindemann, 18, blasts haters and affirms that she's more than her appearance.
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She has further enraged conservatives: some Trump-backers struck defiant poses in hastily printed "Deplorables" T-shirts.
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"It's my life, I can make my own decisions," a defiant Nélisse says into her own reflection.
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Their henchmen have beheaded defiant sheikhs and killed confidants of Libya's grand mufti, who supports the GNA.
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" Mr. Wright, at a gathering in Harlem, was defiant: "Suffice it to say, this campaign ain't over.
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Government-organized demonstrations in the center of the capital have struck a defiant tone against Trump's policies.
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On Tuesday evening thousands of people attended a vigil in central Manchester in somber but defiant mood.
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But the woman is defiant and there's room for a little bit of humor in her defiance.
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" Behind the defiant modernist façade she detected a macho pose, an aversion to "soft, sentimental, 'feminine' qualities.
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Later comes "Rocky," which, in Wepner's proud eyes, is based on his own defiant experience with Ali.
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But that may change in the near future, if one defiant Ruby Tuesday's waitress gets her way.
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Pink was also more defiant, ready to share her views on everything over a perfect pop beat.
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He played that role, he played it to the hilt, and he was defiant to the end.
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It's a blissfully defiant moment in which women have fun purely for the sake of having fun.
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Clinton and Mr. Kaine both said Mr. Trump's defiant comments were far beyond the political mainstream. Mrs.
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The defiant Republican candidate has refused to admit defeat to Democrat Doug Jones in this week's election.
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"He'll grow more defiant, more reckless, more anti-constitutional, and more dangerous," The Atlantic's David Frum writes.
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His plea was a turnabout from what the court had earlier described as a more defiant stance.
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But a defiant Williams refused to accept there would not be another Grand Slam in her future.
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Late last year protesters began removing their compulsory hijabs in public and waving them in defiant protest.
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Transcending our usefulness is the valiant and defiant protest against the demands of our results-focused lives.
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The children are not honey-glazed in innocence but spiky and defiant even as they evoke pity.
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But its players entered this summer's global soccer championship both frustrated and cleverly defiant about their obscurity.
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Mr. May's sister, Kathleen Fox, said his unquenchable intellectual curiosity was always combined with a defiant streak.
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Mr. Trump was already at odds with his counterparts before arriving Friday morning with a defiant swagger.
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Mr. Shooter, who had apologized for any demeaning comments, then dropped his microphone in a defiant clatter.
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In a defiant message, Mr. El Aissamí demanded that creditors agree to a restructuring of debt terms.
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Mr. Herrou, speaking Tuesday to reporters after the court ruled, was defiant as supporters around him clapped.
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A peasant girl, she silenced a horde of ransacking mercenaries with a raised glass and defiant toast.
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But his gaze is defiant, asserting an individuality that serves as proof of a continuing, unspeakable crime.
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On "Invisible Man," he's at his most defiant, emotional, and confident over a menacing beat from Wildersee.
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He reached deep into himself and came back with about the most defiant statement he could muster.
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A defiant Mr. Johnson said he would push for another vote on his agreement early next week.
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Sanders has been defiant, releasing a statement that condemned any violence but largely blamed the Democratic Party.
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However, Giuliani, who now has his own lawyer, is defiant that his strategy is the right one.
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"My beautiful, strong, defiant, bad-ass sister, Wendy Chioji, lost her fight with cancer tonight," he wrote.
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That's why even music classified as "independent" or "genre-defiant" has come to sound like easy listening.
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Trump's dark, defiant Inaugural address last January left even the former presidents on the dais looking stunned.
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His defiant attitude plays well with the staunch supporters who propelled him to the presidency last year.
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Despite the prosecution, Mr. Mubarak remained defiant, insisting that he, not the Egyptian people, had been wronged.
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If a new highway bypasses our town, we erect a roadside monument to declare our defiant continuance.
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After 40-plus years in rock, the singer and guitarist is as fierce and defiant as ever.
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The next spending deadline looms on Thursday, with Democrats defiant in their demands and Republicans remaining divided.
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The first person he pardoned, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, was defiant despite being convinced of criminal contempt of court.
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Still, Beijing has remained defiant, vowing to stimulate domestic demand to cushion the blow from any trade shocks.
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Even if slave music isn't exactly defiant, it's still like the triumph of the will of the people.
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Instead, Doe becomes defiant, insisting on changing the meaning of what it means to "end up" like her.
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Wilson looks too small in the viewfinders of their cameras; still, she is defiant, and she is huge.
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The stage is set for a confrontation between an unabashedly bellicose United States and an equally defiant Iran.
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Beneath my defiant joie de vivre, I'm paralyzed with a recurring terror: Am I doing my life wrong?
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The thick wooden counter was still mostly intact, and on its edge sat a single, defiant coffee mug.
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On March 16th, when the White House unveiled its budget for 2018, the answer was a defiant yes.
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These are real trailblazers from a crossroads in European history; their fight was hard, their political courage defiant.
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As he lifted the microphone, his face showed a defiant chin, a circumflex of dark eyebrows, closed eyes.
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In the face of a long campaign of terror on their soil, the French have remained relatively defiant.
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Why it matters: Pelosi remains defiant, despite growing calls from fellow Democrats, to move quickly to impeach Trump.
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She continued to remain defiant and disobey me until I checked out of the situation and ignored her.
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Bondi, in an interview with Fox Business News Tuesday, was defiant, saying she wouldn't be "bullied" by Clinton.
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Supporters staged a mass rally in Rome on Saturday to back the League, with Salvini in defiant form.
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This, it is argued, makes them less war memorials than symbols of a defiant and reborn white supremacy.
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That defiant anger has been present in Trump in each one of the three debates, last night included.
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There wasn't an army of defiant musicians bashing Donald Trump, nor were there any prepared speeches confronting racism.
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As Jake, Tom Taylor is clear-eyed and defiant, a fine foil for Idris Elba's world-weary gunslinger.
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But many remain philosophical and defiant against this latest threat to one of Europe s most important capitals.
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But his defiant statements on the conclusions reached by the international team -- which includes Malaysians -- defy all logic.
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And like all things sexy, underneath it's really about power—defiant in its vulnerability, its desire, its control.
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In another defiant move, Erdogan fired central bank governor Murat Cetinkaya for not following instructions to ease policy.
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This seemed to imply that this new cluster is more brave or defiant than ones in the past.
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His defiant stance strengthened support for President Ronald Reagan, who had been struggling ever since the scandal broke.
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Illustration by Brooklyn WhiteOf all the musical genres, rock 'n' roll has remained the most defiant and experimental.
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"Gunfire" is available online now, but it will also appear in the fourth episode of The Defiant Ones.
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She was also known for her bombastic, defiant persona as a fixture of the 1960s civil rights movement.
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Bieber was shockingly defiant, and explained the difference -- in his eyes -- between tour crew and his personal staffers.
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The Raider started flying in 2015, followed by the even faster and more powerful Defiant early this year.
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And yet, they are defiant to what is expected of a people ripped apart by war and injustice.
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But the 93-year-old made a strange, defiant televised speech in which he vowed to carry on.
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The music world's response to the election of Donald Trump has vacillated from angry to morose to defiant.
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"I came in at 5-0; it's not ideal to come in," he said, striking a defiant tone.
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You are seen as one of the most independent of the signs in love: liberated, defiant, and unpredictable.
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The mood of defiant solidarity forged after last year's Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan attacks in Paris is eroding.
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A.J. Hinch was defiant before Game 4 of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium last month.
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But Sinclair came out with a defiant statement Monday night saying that it remains committed to the deal.
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In a defiant speech on the Senate floor, Flake delivered a thinly veiled criticism of the president's politics.
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In a final, defiant speech as ANC leader, Mr Zuma admitted that the party was at a crossroads.
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Asked about whether, in hindsight, he would change the makeup of the team, Coach John Tortorella was defiant.
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But the Minnesota Democrat gave a defiant speech on the Senate floor, saying some allegations were not true.
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The defiant Greeks voted "no" with a 62 percent majority, but their government was subsequently beaten into submission.
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In these images, the voyeur in Weegee seems overwhelmed by a respectful solidarity with his subjects' defiant display.
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The problem, as readily became apparent from Moore's defiant statements, is that he isn't going to step aside.
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"Jordan's defiant flouting of the rules combined with his athletic prowess transformed his footwear into icons," Semmelhack wrote.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the candidates more defiant before the vote.
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The U.S. and South Korea are trying to curb the isolated and defiant nation's missile and nuclear programs.
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Moore remains defiant, saying he plans to stay in the race and that he has done nothing wrong.
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The U.S. and its allies are trying to curb the isolated and defiant nation's missile and nuclear programs.
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In the past decade, the path from defiant outsider to success as an insider has grown astonishingly short.
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In a defiant statement, Mr. Trump said that he was just getting started as a competitor against Mrs.
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PROTESTORS ARE in a defiant mood—a hard core of them has smashed up Hong Kong's Legislative Council.
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Trump was defiant, insisting that Annan and his fellow diplomats would love the building once it was complete.
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You may well wonder what that old, defiant prison ballad has to do with what you just saw.
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But Sinclair came out with a defiant statement Monday night saying that it remains committed to the deal.
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This was one last defiant monologue on the album, before the catharsis of admitting that we're all broken.
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It's a defiant and necessarily abrasive statement from the Philadelphia trio with songs that emphatically combat toxic behaviors.
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We know that he remains defiant because there are people who support him without hesitation and without question.
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At a news conference, Mayor Bill de Blasio expressed sympathy for the victims, but he also sounded defiant.
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Underscoring the mixed messaging from the Trump administration will be the defiant presence of American governors and mayors.
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In fact, OAM's Overwatch team, the Toronto Defiant, is one of the top-ranked teams on the planet.
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Security was high and the crowd was defiant in the face of America's largest mass shooting to date.
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All this defiant anti-environmentalism looks more perverse than ever, though it's nothing new for the conservative movement.
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Following the ruling, Mr. Menendez seemed both relieved and defiant, denouncing prosecutors who pursued criminal charges against him.
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The Spitfire are slated to oppose the Paris Eternal on Saturday and then the Toronto Defiant on Sunday.
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Arts ___ After 40-plus years in rock, the singer and guitarist is as fierce and defiant as ever.
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She grows more and more defiant, willing to risk her own livelihood if she finds the cause just.
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In the face of intense scrutiny from US lawmakers, 8chan's owner and operator Jim Watkins has remained defiant.
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The defiant angles, going against the grain here, giving in there, and that upper lip, the hardest part.
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WM: Muslim American women, sorry, from him, who was just defiant in the courtroom about what he did.
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Mr. Bannon, whose future in the White House remains uncertain, has been encouraging Mr. Trump to remain defiant.
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" At the time he put on a defiant face: "I thought it was intended to bully and intimidate.
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Mr. Saikawa's comments on Monday seemed more defiant than contrite, and he expressed some bitterness over his predicament.
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And on Tuesday night, Carson was defiant, saying he thought the tide would soon turn in his favor.
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Striking a slightly defiant tone, Johnson said he would continue working toward Britain's exit from the European Union.
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However, neither have gained traction, and Assad has struck an increasingly defiant tone in refusing to step down.
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Initially, she has no more patience for her classmates' defiant antics than she has for her teachers' chastisements.
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An undeterred White House responded to McCain's announcement with the defiant message that the repeal effort will continue.
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But she also swims deep in the thoughts of her heroine, who's simultaneously defiant and unsure of herself.
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Mendoza announced his resignation in a defiant letter, in which he accused fellow lawmakers of treating him unfairly.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday downplayed the possibility of a dialogue with North Korea in a defiant tweet.
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Mr. Ortt, defiant, said he was "saddened and sickened" by charges he described as a political hit job.
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The title of Yoojin Grace Wuertz's debut novel, "Everything Belongs to Us," is a statement of defiant optimism.
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The president, remaining defiant, held a reelection rally in Michigan as the House was voting to impeach him.
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The survey was largely conducted after Trump's comments on Charlottesville Monday but before his defiant press conference Tuesday.
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" Biden continued, "By refusing to disarm, a defiant Saddam has made the fateful choice between war and peace.
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The Metal Shark "45 Defiant" patrol boat is manufactured in the United States by Gravois Aluminium Boats LLC.
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In a defiant statement issued Thursday evening, though, Trump suggested he was neither sorry nor in the wrong.
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In a history book on England he has sketched groups of figures, rejoicing or defiant with arms outstretched.
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In fact, he was defiant in comments to the US Conference of Mayors after the story came out.
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TORONTO — Is it possible for a team to make a defiant, bold statement without scoring in the N.B.A.?
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Ujiri's tone ran defiant, even defensive, about the success the franchise has achieved over the last five years.
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In a radio interview Thursday, a defiant Salvini shot back, saying he was not concerned about the probe.
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O), its most defiant move in its defense against a hostile $121 billion bid from Broadcom Ltd (AVGO.
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"Defiant in defeat" and "Going, Going, Gone" were among the newspaper headlines that captured Zuma's unwillingness to leave.
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When the video was published by The New York Times this month, Success Academy held a defiant news conference.
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And in some cases, if the resentment is so strong, the aggressor may be unaware that they're being defiant.
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In a meeting with United Nations representatives of Taiwan's 17 diplomatic global allies Thursday, Tsai struck a defiant tone.
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"Most of the time it's people who want to do something rebellious without being blatantly defiant," Big Steve says.
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Beijing has been defiant in propaganda run in the country's state-run media, both in papers and on television.
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Deadly attacks and defiant statements from the Islamist terror group indicate that the eight-year battle will grind on.
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" Speaking to CNN's Don Lemon on "CNN Tonight," Booker was defiant, saying he believed Biden's comments were "so insulting.
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It faces competition from Boeing and Sikorsky, which are jointly building the SB-1 Defiant, a high speed helicopter.
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" Defiant in the face of growing heckles from the crowd, Dylan apparently told his band to "play it loud.
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the arrest at the start of the parade and struck a defiant tone.
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The facts are there, but the tone is petulant, arrogant, defiant, defensive — in short, perpetuating the cycle of outrage.
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The more defiant the remark, the better, adherents believe — no matter how empty or inaccurate the comment might be.
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In a defiant statement, however, the Iowa Democratic Party made no mention of the DNC's request for a recanvass.
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But North Korea's defiant nuclear test, which took place despite warnings and increasingly tightened sanctions, has rattled the region.
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China's ruling Communist Party's newspaper struck a defiant tone Friday, insisting the trade war will only make China stronger.
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I've always been very honest and open, but also, I've had defiant, complete creative control over what I've done.
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Its defiant mashup of different styles was as bold, aggressive, and playful in its communication as Kruger's cut-ups.
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But a defiant Mr Salvini said he had been given "a mandate calmly to revisit old and outdated parameters".
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A sudden barrage of commentaries about the trade war in state media has struck a note of defiant nationalism.
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I missed seeing Wiley; her alternately defiant and broken Moira was one of the first season's most compelling characters.
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The penalties for non-compliance are stiff: A$10m ($7.2m) for defiant firms and A$50,000 for recalcitrant people.
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I will never not hold up my hand and twist my wrist in defiant pride when it comes on.
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Although a US Magistrate ordered Apple to unlock the phone last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook has been defiant.
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The previous day, which also saw fistfights, they had drowned out proceedings with defiant singing of the national anthem.
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I was touched by their love for their son and their country and their defiant conviction in American values.
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His well-known, defiant demeanor encouraged the media and opposition parties to align with him against a common threat.
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He is a defiant apologist for the drily theoretical work that Boulez and his acolytes produced in the 1960s.
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By the end of the book, you emerge as this fierce being—open, raw, defiant in book and body.
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It is all part of l'écriture inclusive, or inclusive writing—a defiant response to charges of French linguistic patriarchy.
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In "Smoking Girl", she looks away into the distance, taking one long drag on a cigarette, cool and defiant.
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I thought I was being strong and defiant, but I was putting myself into stupid situations—dangerous situations, really.
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Obama, however, used that defiant Trump speech as another opportunity to attack the Republican nominee's intentions for American workers.
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Carroll sat to my right, busily tweeting every tense exchange between a defiant and defensive Nix and his inquisitors.
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The man who made dazzling, defiant art of everything he did left a white space on his final work.
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It was the second peaceful demonstration in as many weeks by an increasingly defiant opposition to President Vladimir Putin.
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Refusing to blend in and look "normal" is a defiant statement, a self-expressive luxury that amputees revel in.
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Monday's show of force also comes after North Korea's defiant speech to the United Nations General Assembly on Friday.
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"What Trump's supporters like about him is he's outspoken and defiant of the norms of political correctness," Cleveland said.
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The defiant tests In January, Pyongyang claimed to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb in its fourth nuclear test.
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" His defiant response differs from his initial statement in which he said "I deeply apologize for my inappropriate behavior.
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The more she piles on the signifiers of a true blue, red-blooded American, the more defiant it becomes.
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But Finicum remained defiant, at times sitting outside the compound in a rocking chair, a rifle in his hands.
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Suing the crap out of everything that moves is as American as bad comic book movies or defiant ignorance.
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Trump's defiant, non-apologetic approach to dealing with this highly sensitive and toxic issue, is far from pitch perfect.
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We're assuming that defiant look she shoots the camera at the end of the episode is intended for him.
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Trump remained defiant on Thursday, castigating his critics in early-morning tweets, claiming he was misrepresented by the media.
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You can hear it, too, in the track's muscular progressions and turnarounds, and Acosta's alternately delicate and defiant falsetto.
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Kenya remains on edge as campaigning has grown more heated and the front-runners more defiant before the vote.
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The "squad" has largely been defiant in its response to Pelosi and other establishment Democrats critical of their approach.
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His defiant address offered no hope that he would back a revival of talks to find a political solution.
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For those in the second group, "the majority of them coming off of meds are simply defiant," Barkley said.
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Mr Trump himself sounded defiant, asserting that he could spend "unlimited" sums of his own money if needs be.
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Jordan, a six-term lawmaker, has taken a defiant stance, going after the media for pursuing claims against him.
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I met a child named Atong, a beautiful South Sudanese girl with defiant eyes, only adoring of her mother.
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But behind this defiant display on the evening of August 8th was a surprisingly strong challenge to his presidency.
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Despite Trump's irascible, defiant beliefs to the contrary, America does not have to lose for another country to win.
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But the defiant Johnson also made clear that he personally opposed delaying the UK's exit, scheduled for Oct. 31.
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Sanders's campaign maintained a defiant tone and promised to strike back against what it called repeated slights by Clinton.
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In it, they had struck a defiant tone and suspected that CyberCaliphate decided to single them out for retaliation.
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Gerth: It looks like the party could be in civil war following the governor's call and Hoover's defiant response.
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Page Six's Carlos Greer said that Weinstein had called Monday night and was "defiant" in light of the allegations.
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While there have been gestures of conciliation in Washington toward Mr. Trump, political leaders in the West were defiant.
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"Her defiant attitude is inimical to the law, and her continued pattern of misconduct is unacceptable," the reports reads.
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Despite his defiant tone on the budget, Salvini said Italy's membership of the single currency was not in question.
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"Defiant in defeat" and "Going, Going, Gone" were some of the newspaper headlines that captured Zuma's reluctance to leave.
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PiS officials have been defiant so far, however, with PiS calling a leaked draft of the opinion "legally absurd".
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Soon, defiant little girls cast in bronze will become the de facto symbol of gender discrimination the world over.
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Soon, defiant little girls cast in bronze will become the de facto symbol of gender discrimination the world over.
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By the end of that school year, he had several diagnoses: PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADHD, and oppositional defiant disorder.
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"MaNyfaCedGod" has Hov tying 4:44 up, reminiscing about the last year of his life, and coming out defiant.
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Yet to view this exhibition of Dubuffet's paintings in relation to the brilliantly defiant Larry Poons is another story.
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Surly and defiant, President Trump was ensconced in the White House, lashing out like King Lear with a cellphone.
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Like a proper terminal lance, his reply was dismissive and defiant, in keeping with what his fans might expect.
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The Gun Owners of America, a smaller organization often seen as more militant than the N.R.A., was more defiant.
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Even so, Mr. Zuma remained defiant, saying he had done nothing wrong, and had been "victimized" by party leaders.
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Lewis's music and lyrics are less vindictive than defiant: If he wasn't shying away before, he certainly isn't now.
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Which makes the vigil in Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous city in China, such a unique and defiant event.
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Go: Taylor Mac's "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus" is "a defiant and beautiful mess," our theater critic writes.
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The president's tweets were met with strong bipartisan backlash and a flood of tweets by defiant trans military people.
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More expansive than interior, more defiant than dreamy, it's a vibrant if uneven work in heated conversation with itself.
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Her arms support her Mao poster in a defiant V-shape, which frames her formidable afro and serious expression.
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But he knew he had a role to play, one he had freely chosen, and thus remained outwardly defiant.
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The image resembles an alpaca and is a widely used as a symbol of defiant resistance against Chinese censorship.
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During the news conference on Saturday, Mr. Strache took a defiant tone against those who had released the video.
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The Rebellion are the academy team for the Toronto Defiant and have sent several players to the Overwatch League.
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Instead, we have seen a defiant Iran imposing costs of its own to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
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But many others opened their shops and interacted with customers in a defiant attempt to rebound as a community.
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Ella Rubin is Serafina's defiant (and stridently Southern) daughter, and Burke Swanson is the young, wooden sailor she loves.
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In a work of traditional fiction, the narrator would perhaps celebrate his outsider status and become a defiant rebel.
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Offred is defiant, refusing to say anything that could harm Ofglen and quoting scripture in an almost spiteful way.
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Robin Niblett, the director of London think tank Chatham House, said he wasn't surprised by the president's defiant attitude.
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Clad in black, their faces masked in black too, most of them remained defiant as they came under siege.
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As it eventually did with Mr. Mueller, the White House has adopted a defiant posture toward the House Democrats.
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But Democratic nominee Stacey Abrams and her team remain defiant, saying they'll continue fighting until all votes are counted.
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The panel's last high-profile hearing in September — featuring a defiant Corey Lewandowski — was widely panned as a disaster.
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Assuming Colorado's law withstands a court challenge, defiant local sheriffs are on a legal collision course with the state.
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There have also been defiant professions of loyalty, delivered as though Mr. Obama were under siege from fellow Democrats.
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But, with almost no support or recognition from abroad, the Eritreans had won, and they emerged proud and defiant.
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But he emerged defiant and eager to defend his reputation in congressional hearings, according to two of his associates.
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Subban, defiant afterward, guaranteed a Nashville victory in Game 3 and promised to continue punishing Crosby on every shift.
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The defiant officials — from New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and smaller cities, including New Haven; Syracuse; and Austin, Tex.
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"The core understanding was that these were defiant, rebellious youth who would rebel in a family," Dr. McGrath said.
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I think the first time I ran away, they threw me in jail because they thought I was defiant.
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Since Trump's first round of duties were imposed in July, Beijing has retaliated with defiant countermeasures of its own.
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But revisiting the "copypasta" panics of the past, and the confident, defiant corrections they inspired, makes for strange reading.
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But revisiting the "copypasta" panics of the past, and the confident, defiant corrections they inspired, makes for strange reading.
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The artist Hiroshi Sugimoto's first architectural project in New York City is a defiant celebration of a bygone age.
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"Her defiant attitude is inimical to the law, and her continued pattern of misconduct is unacceptable," the agency concluded.
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In defiant comments to reporters outside the hospital Friday, Flávio Bolsonaro said the attack had guaranteed his father victory.
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The Save Your Selves altar is grimy, loud, and defiant, featuring blaring music and bottles stuffed with cigarette butts.
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But he remained defiant on Monday as Iranians recalled the end of a monarch who catered to the rich.
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What followed was a two-day Twitter tirade that was unusually angry and defiant even by Mr. Trump's standards.
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For officials at the world's law enforcement agencies, the new software was a clear signal that Apple was growing defiant.
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The ESM had already criticized the payout proposal on Monday, but Tsipras was defiant in a speech the following day.
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Yet one of King's most important legacies, though less talked about, is the embrace of defiant struggle against long odds.
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She's smart, but not defiant: Though she turns Billy down, she flashes him her bare chest as a consolation prize.
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Freund told detectives that his wife believed AJ had "oppositional defiance disorder," and was always combative and defiant, documents say.
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"Strzok was smug, defiant, and laughed off a lot of questions," one congressional source told Fox News following the interview.
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"Strzok was smug, defiant and laughed off a lot of questions," one congressional source told Fox News after the interview.
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There are a few Important Decisions or "easter egg" surprises pre-scripted to find if the player feels particularly defiant.
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It was a moment worthy of the not-yet-a-campaign Biden is running: defiant and on his own terms.
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Her character's baggy clothes, defiant nihilism, and habit of moving food around on a plate — it was all so familiar.
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This small, spirited dark-skinned man radiating pride and boundless passion came to embody the defiant soul of the city.
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Daniel J. Berrigan, 94, a Jesuit priest and poet whose defiant protests against the Vietnam War landed him in prison.
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A bigger model being developed with Boeing, the SB-1 Defiant, is due to begin test flights later this year.
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So it is good to hear that the Bataclan itself is planning a defiant return to concerts starting November 12.
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Despite the 5G criticism, AT&T Communication's CEO, John Donovan, was defiant when he spoke at CES back in January.
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Brant has cogently influenced the legacy of Basquiat on several fronts, but the artist and his work remain gloriously defiant.
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Framed anew by the freedom of the holidaying artists, Little Edie's life at Grey Gardens appears isolated, but also defiant.
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Branson refers to the HBO documentary series "The Defiant Ones," which details the partnership between the two Beats Electronics creators.
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The combination of her prolific output, defiant cockiness, and magnetic charisma made her one of the world's biggest pop stars.
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" In the same interview, Watson described Belle as "fearlessly independent-minded, defiant" and a "heroine who went against the crowd.
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Throughout the night, the whole festival set a defiant, united tone for women, especially those who are survivors of assault.
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Instead, Erdogan has been defiant in the face of criticism, telling critics that they should keep their opinions to themselves.
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In the speech, Lewis was also defiant about the need to stand up for your principles regardless of the risks.
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And yet the oppressors never succeed in extinguishing the man's essential, defiant pride (the key to Malachi Kirby's impressive performance).
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Even as Chinese officials struck a defiant tone on Wednesday, they still said they wanted to avoid escalating the conflict.
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This was the most defiant, most boastful, most ostentatiously theatrical, most overtly campaign-oriented, most am-I-hearing-this-right?
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Hours later, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence landed in South Korea for talks on the North's increasingly defiant arms program.
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Facing down fierce demands from Democrats to confirm the Russia probe in January, he was described as unflinching and defiant.
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Princess Nokia, New York's most outspoken intersectional female rapper, is spreading her defiant message of empowerment beyond the Five Boroughs.
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These notes were not defiant in any meaningful way, but would almost certainly have raised some flags with Hasidic elders.
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Before her death, Baloch published a number of defiant social media posts critiquing those who tried to bring her down.
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The rest of us stood defiant here in our self-sufficient utopia, armed with compost, culinary ambition, and fermented leftovers.
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But Pyongyang's defiant stance has caused concern among many that the current war of words could easily escalate into action.
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This gesture could be characterized as defiant, for the way it builds untranslatability into a novel obsessed with cultural translation.
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But while he was defiant, he was also oddly restrained (at least by his own belligerent standards), tweeting only twice.
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Croatia's crisis further adds to the E.U.'s stresses, which include dealing with defiant authoritarian governments in Poland and Hungary.
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LONDON — A woman has posted a defiant response to a troll who found and published nude photos of her online.
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The governor, once considered a rising star in the Republican Party, has remained defiant and vowed that he'll be vindicated.
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Mr. Wolff wrote his former assistant nasty letters, calling her headstrong, defiant and a rival who was merely copying him.
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Following his third round Saturday, Mickelson offered a tepid apology in a statement that was far more defiant in tone.
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" Tehran has been defiant so far, with President Rouhani stating that his country will not "give in to U.S. pressure.
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In the United States, Trump is mounting a defiant stand on his border wall, which triggered the partial government shutdown.
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Strawberries can be orange or white, the size of a pinkie tip, oblong, conjoined or bloblike, ecstatic, defiant, ungainly, unique.
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Corker pointedly criticized Trump last month after the president's defiant response to violence at a white supremacist rally in Virginia.
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He's defiant; it feels like he asks O.J. to try on the gloves as a show of his own capabilities.
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But when a chastened but still defiant Paige walked away, Elizabeth flashed a small, grim smile, a sign of — victory?
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Also, Defiant Network, a grassroots campaign organization, has joined the fight for the net neutrality by launching the #RIPinternet initiative.
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The Grizzlies doubling down on Grit and Grind—and pure defiant weirdness—are the transactions that sum it up best.
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But with Moore defiant that he'd stay in the race, no major Republican launched a serious write-in campaign. Sen.
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Mr. Moore, meanwhile, remained defiant, insisting in a radio interview with Sean Hannity that he would stay in the race.
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Let me give you an example that made me defiant and fearless and able to say what I wanted to.
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The girl's parents were less than delighted, she said, and reported that she had become cheeky and defiant at home.
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"Was," because it has since begun to attach itself to the Chinese bank in a defiant act of geographic irony.
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Just days after the initial joke, Caitlin Covington, the influencer whose picture Giovanni took and memed, tweeted a defiant comeback.
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Near dawn, thousands of students and residents filed off the square, some in tears, some singing or shouting defiant slogans.
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Since then, however, she has been anything but a public defender, and, in fact, has been defiant in her silence.
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The vocal attitude is sassy and defiant, but I decided to use a surrealistic approach to offset its playful appeal.
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Collectively, in their defiant and angular totality, in their specificity and strangeness, these teams tend to be hard to beat.
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" Mr. Jones was defiant on his program Monday, saying past efforts to screen offensive broadcasts have "only made us stronger.
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Mr. Moon's engagement agenda has been thwarted as much by the North's defiant weapons tests as Mr. Trump's combative response.
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Outpourings gushed from every corner, lauding him as a defiant gay icon and the greatest male vocalist of his generation.
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Comey struck a defiant tone on Twitter, where he cast the news that he would not be prosecuted as vindication.
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That's infinitely more defiant and destabilizing than Nancy Pelosi's inert hands and anguished mien as Trump delivered his big speech.
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But Trump is defiant even as he floats ideas to stimulate growth: "Our economy is incredible," the President said Tuesday.
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Cruz looks to him like a defiant outsider who could clean house in Washington and upend political business as usual.
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Judge Kavanaugh's defiant fury might be understandable coming from someone who believes himself innocent of the grotesque charges he's facing.
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Mr. West was defiant in defending his positions, but he also presented as someone fragile and in need of protection.
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Mr. Wu had initially struck a defiant tone, contesting the charges in March during his only appearance in the court.
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But it was hard not to see it symbolically, as a defiant assertion of life in the face of death.
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In "The Defiant Ones," Poitier plays an escaped black convict who is handcuffed to a racist white convict (Tony Curtis).
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The mood is defiant, as if he has something to prove — that his city is vibrant, and that he belongs.
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But, at least publicly, Iran remains defiant and wedded to brinkmanship tactics over its nuclear program and regional military influence.
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A tent was set up on the road and the protest quickly took on the air of a defiant carnival.
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A defiant response, a partial victory: Such is the challenge of trying to create a safer internet, link by link.
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A "critical mass" protest of hundreds of cyclist circled the city in a defiant demonstration against the extreme police presence.
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After Trump's defiant response to the Charlottesville violence, Cohn said the White House had to do better to condemn racism.
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Mohammad Javad Zarif delivered defiant remarks in a video posted on YouTube about the future of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Gascón is just the latest leader from a cannabis-friendly state to come out in defiant opposition to Sessions' actions.
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Alternately defiant or embittered, Mr. Mubarak never publicly displayed much contrition for his actions during his three decades in power.
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Cohn also faced pressure to step down following Trump's defiant response to violence at a white nationalist rally in August.
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Even within hip-hop, one of the most defiant musical movements of our time, teens are finding rules to break.
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The defiant dirge of Waylon Jennings "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way" is the essence of punk rock.
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For Trump's followers in particular, denying reality is a badge of honor, a symbol of belonging to a defiant cult.
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"Well, let's see," said a defiant Heath, whose team lost to the Portland Timbers, 5-1, in Friday's season opener.
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While Washington has mostly avoided open conflict thus far, following that path may be harder as Iran grows more defiant.
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Her performance of "The Joke," a defiant anthem about tolerance, was genuinely startling (and vastly superior to the album version).
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And it presaged a defiant path forward when Trump likely becomes the third president in US history to be impeached.
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Starting with morning tweets that acknowledged he was the subject of an FBI investigation, Trump struck a defiant tone today.
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Mr. King remained defiant after losing his committee seats, and released a statement insisting that his comments had been misunderstood.
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But going after Guaidó's No. 2 is still a serious escalation, and it shows just how defiant the dictator remains.
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But Zuma was defiant, telling visitors he would respond to his party's decision publicly, giving no commitment to stand aside.
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Ruby, who until this point has been (comically) brash and defiant on the topic, calmly supports her daughter-in-law.
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So it makes sense that the literary world's most defiant response to impending climate disaster and the rise of right-wing extremism around the globe has not been voiced from the pages of prestigious literary reviews, but rather from the home of one of the internet's most stridently progressive and rowdily defiant creative communities: Tumblr.
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In Germany, most people obey the Ampelmännchen ("little traffic light man"), whereas pedestrians in the U.K. tend to be more defiant.
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Then, it's defiant — as in, we just did this when we were always counted out as the underdog the entire campaign.
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The Fed needlessly unsettled the markets with its defiant response to government's ill-judged comments on its pending interest rate decisions.
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On Friday, Salvini remained defiant in the face of the investigation and said it was his job to protect the country.
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"It's very normal for your child to start getting a little more moody and defiant," she said of the teenage years.
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I think the real takeaway is Peter Strzok was a lightning rod, you know, because he was so arrogant and defiant.
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The unresolved deaths of Karina, Gulshan and Maya, three defiant young women, are the subject of knowing whispers and salacious rumours.
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The Toronto Defiant (1-0) got the job done against the Paris Eternal (0-1) in a clash of rebuilding teams.
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Trump's time in office embodies a defiant repudiation that this presidency should be subject to conventional standards of ethics and accountability.
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However, Richard's eagerness to escalate the situation by remaining defiant is illustrating how the Kingdom's peace is a poorly disguised lie.
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The particulars vary between the page and the screen, but the loud, defiant support for human individuality resounds across both. Netflix.
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It's stupid and defiant, powerful and primitive, everything rock 'n' roll ever wanted to be in 2 minutes and 30 seconds.
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And sure — I could mention the premiere of The Defiant Ones, the four-part documentary about Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine.
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Savchenko, who was elected a member of the Ukrainian parliament while awaiting trial, was defiant as the verdict was read out.
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At the moment an oozing white barrier again surrounds their restaurant as diesel-pumps spit defiant jets back towards the river.
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Again, shades of Hal 9000 in its defiant reply, but this time the robot simply doesn't know to execute the function.
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" Her defiant declaration of independence continues throughout the track, with lines like, "I've been on a leash, now I'm taking control.
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A second nuclear test this year would be a defiant response to Western pressure on Pyongyang to halt its nuclear ambitions.
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Peterson captured the woman mid-stride, the color of her dress like defiant sunshine against the uniform darkness of the officers.
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During CIT training, cops are taught how to recognize that an individual they're dealing with is mentally ill, rather than defiant.
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Kaptain Kristian breaks down the difference between Mickey and Bugs as such: Bugs is cool, slick, funny, defiant, and in control.
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At first, I found myself putting it on repeat because of Lovato's voice; it is so strong, so unapologetic, so defiant.
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As each incident unfolded, the president seemed to grow more defiant — emboldened especially after he won a second term in 23.
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When a defiant initiate from the city discovers his best-kept secret, a forbidden love, Xolani's entire existence begins to unravel.
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They've done it through the defiant, ferocious dance form that blossomed among marginalized black and Latino communities in 1980s Harlem—vogueing.
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But this month he found himself swept up in the defiant anti-austerity mood that has been spreading across southern Europe.
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Defiant and androgynous, she stares down the camera on the album cover, a photograph taken by her young love Robert Mapplethorpe.
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Scooter Braun, who manages Grande as well as pop singer Justin Bieber, posted a series of defiant messages late on Wednesday.
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The attorney general's announcement may not be enough to compel Greitens to resign; the governor sounded defiant after Hawley's press conference.
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Instead, Sarkeesian sees the series as an educational effort that champions defiant women, even if they're not always saints or heroes.
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To many of those who benefited from the expansion of education and public health services, Castro remained an admirably defiant figure.
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"Frankly speaking, I didn't like the wine," says a defiant middle-aged woman named Uma Raja early on in the tasting.
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They had been among a larger group who took over the refuge's headquarters in a defiant protest of federal land policies.
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Finicum remained defiant, at times sitting outside the occupiers' Malheur refuge compound in a rocking chair, a rifle in his hands.
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It would be—for a moment I told myself this—a project similar to Sonny's paintings: dazzling and pointless and defiant.
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At the county jail earlier this spring, a defiant Massad scoffed at the suggestion that he reflected poorly on his city.
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Washington (CNN)Nancy Pelosi is sending a defiant message to House Democrats who are grumbling about her leadership: Come at me.
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Tired of staring at a defiant General Lee, I shifted my attention to it; soon it consumed my entire thought process.
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The higher the pressure, the more defiant the President becomes -- even if it puts him at odds with his legal team.
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Gregory was able to effectively use comedy to highlight the injustice of segregation for white Americans while also being playfully defiant.
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Salazar threatened the families of defiant girls, Gilmore ruled, and even forced some of them to get abortions, the statement says.
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" Hours after Trump delivered a defiant speech in Phoenix, Arizona, Clapper said he found the President's rally "downright scary and disturbing.
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As defiant as Trump can be, even he must realize that any overture toward Russia now will be viewed as suspect.
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Tillerson also rebuffed Trump over his defiant response to violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this year.
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The ambivalence of many Republicans toward Trump as their party's brazenly defiant nominee will further compound the volatility of the electorate.
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However, Okorafor is taking the abuse in her stride and has issued a defiant message to the detractors: Bring them on!
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It isn't hard to imagine the defiant mood in which Michelangelo set about producing his rival cartoon for the Council Hall.
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The faces of those affected are all over social media, both tearful and in defiant resolve to continue to the fight.
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Normally too defiant to lie low, Mr. Weiner has always insisted he had no choice but to stay in the game.
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"I thought I'd written a play that was defiant and punk, defined by the juvenile energy of this girl," Stephens said.
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" Recently, after watching HBO's documentary "The Defiant Ones, " Branson says he was inspired to "make an addition to George's wise advice.
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The main reason to watch is Wise, who captures Nola in all her complexity -- defiant, sexy, resistant to labels and vulnerable.
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Hours after President Donald Trump recognized the Guaido presidency, a defiant Maduro gave US diplomats 72 hours to leave the country.
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Green Day's music stays loyal to punk-rock's defiant gusto, but it doesn't confine itself to fast, loud, short and noisy.
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According to "Famous Social Reformers & Revolutionaries," he was guillotined in 1794 after making a defiant and snarky remark to the executioner.
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Both write through a feeling of being unseen, and both of their books can be read as defiant protests against misidentification.
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That made some publications comfortable enough to name him the presumptive nominee, but most continued to defer to a defiant Clinton.
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But if others might've thrown in the towel after the arrests and fights CASH4 has faced, he's remained defiant and unrepentant.
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President Trump's next nomination is likely to be a defiant one designed to mobilize the Republican base in the midterm elections.
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Mr. Trump, who claims to relish the disapproval of his party's elite, embraced his role as a defiant outsider on Thursday.
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Trump's defiant statement is the latest signal the partial shutdown, which has entered its 27th day, has no end in sight.
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Iran has been defiant, however, with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani ordering his defense minister last week to expand the missile program.
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His speech is slow and labored; his uncomfortable demeanor suggests he is being held captive yet remains defiant, a sassy POW.
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HBO will air a four-part documentary on the Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine's partnership called The Defiant Ones next year.
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In its 23 years in Hayes Valley, Marlena's stood defiant, a welcoming den of kitsch and flamboyance in a shapeshifting city.
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Republican lawmakers, anxious, fuming, or defiant about a scandal-soaked White House, have desperately wanted to move on from the chaos.
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Franken apologized for some of the behavior he was accused of, though he was defiant in his final Senate floor speech.
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North Korea's brazen and defiant nuclear tests last week have been keeping our leadership up at night, and for good reason.
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He also offered a defiant defense of his "brilliant" presidential campaign, reminding reporters of the Electoral College tally, 306 to 232.
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It is symbolic of the CIA's defiant refusal to hold accountable those who authorise every rendition, detention and interrogation programme worldwide.
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A defiant Mr. Maduro appeared on national television Tuesday evening, flanked by top military officials and civilians at the Miraflores Palace.
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In response, Mr. Zuckerberg — at times defiant and at times conciliatory — defended the social network, Ms. Sandberg and his own record.
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Mr. Snowden's cascade of disclosures to journalists and his defiant public stance drew far more media coverage than this new breach.
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A high school track coach recalled Mr. Long as defiant and angry, and said he once assaulted her on the track.
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" Ms. Small pointed out that Kahlo "carefully groomed her unibrow," a defiant choice at a time when "many depilatory methods existed.
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Outside the courthouse, her face still red with emotion, Ms. Kelly struck a more defiant tone, lashing out at Mr. Christie.
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The letters seemed to be part of a defiant publicity stunt by Mr. Okovacs, who spoke cryptically and evasively with reporters.
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Andy had been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder, and required medication to get through a day of school without a tantrum.
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This fashion season produced some strong, defiant examples of why British men's wear talent should continue to be in the spotlight.
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Republicans had used the moment as an opportunity to appear defiant, with one Republican state senator, Brian Boquist, even threatening police.
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