They're also diametrically opposed when it comes to climate change.
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LG has gone for the diametrically opposite strategy to Samsung.
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The court papers paint diametrically opposed pictures of Mr. Turner.
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Two diametrically opposed events show how #MeToo defines the era.
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After all, two diametrically opposed accounts can't both be correct.
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Indeed, the statement is diametrically opposed to EPA's central mission.
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Two critical American allies have diametrically opposed interests in Syria.
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In fact, they are often diametrically opposed to each other.
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Obviously, what we are broadcasting could not be more diametrically opposed.
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In some ways, WhatsApp's and Facebook's business models are diametrically opposed.
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Uber and people with disabilities aren't diametrically opposed, Danielsen stressed to me.
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For another, Mr Trump's officials are continuing to push diametrically opposing policies.
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But a diametrically opposing trend is at work further east in Europe.
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The region's nationalist and unionist communities have diametrically opposed views on Brexit.
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The principles underlying Trump's position are diametrically opposed to those of Clinton.
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The problem is that these groups seem to have diametrically opposed demands.
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Oscar de la Renta bounced between first ladies with diametrically opposing worldviews.
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"We're at the diametrically opposite position that we were in 1980," he added.
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Basically, her vibe is diametrically opposed to the Midwestern aspects of my personality.
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She has to meet two sets of expectations that are often diametrically opposed.
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Something like this, when voters see two candidates so diametrically opposed, it matters.
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But when it comes to their beliefs and values they are diametrically opposed.
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The congressional race in Montana pitted two diametrically opposed candidates against one another.
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That's an approach diametrically opposed to the one found in Trump's travel ban.
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The Wizards' recent experience has been diametrically opposed to that of the Blazers.
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Manufacturers, sponsors, athletes and fans are diametrically opposed to this for various reasons.
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The two series were diametrically opposed in everything from viewership to media attention.
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That is what Sanders and Trump both promise, albeit with diametrically opposed intentions.
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The diametrically opposed terms showed just how far apart the two sides remain.
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After all, officials ended 2019 diametrically opposite from where they stood in 1.53.
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It would be hard to find a more diametrically opposed show to Fleabag.
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The use of color, any color, would have sent a diametrically opposed message.
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You couldn't have had two more diametrically opposed cultures, the Encarta people and Bungie.
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Her values on key issues are diametrically opposed to mine, particularly in domestic policy.
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When I said that seemed problematic when two sites were diametrically opposed like Trump.
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Given these are diametrically opposed concepts; is there one you think is more helpful?
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The two candidates who advanced to the second round campaigned on diametrically opposed platforms.
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This is due, in part, to the diametrically opposed personalities of Jobs and Cook.
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And they have such diametrically opposed environments, which is great establishing them as characters.
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The two men, despite representing the same party eight years apart, are diametrically different.
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There are two diametrically opposed concepts of motherhood that dominate conversation in America today.
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" "Donald Trump's anti-immigration statements are diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship.
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So he looked to build relationships with these groups, despite their diametrically different worldviews.
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Looking to the second round, the candidates are offering diametrically opposed visions of France.
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JOHN HARWOOD: --that all of this is diametrically opposed to what you believe in.
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"Verizon's interest in wires is diametrically opposite from AT&T's interest in content," said Moffett.
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HE'S HIRED PEOPLE IN HIS ADMINISTRATION THAT HAVE FAIRLY DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED VIEWS ON MANY TOPICS.
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While the two sides may seem diametrically opposed, their demands of one another are bridgeable.
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To be clear, what Bolton believes and what the president ran on are diametrically opposed.
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Many of his views are diametrically opposite the frontrunner for the nomination, Donald J. Trump.
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Yet they have taken diametrically different approaches to investment and to their own control structures.
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According to The Hill, Justice said Clinton's energy policies are "diametrically" opposed to his own.
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This includes diametrically opposing factual accounts by key FBI officials where someone is clearly lying.
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The two men have diametrically opposing positions on immigration, refugees, climate change and unbridled capitalism.
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People's interests, inclinations and sources of information are so divergent that they are diametrically opposed.
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"Awkward and good are not necessarily diametrically opposed," said, Max Fishko, the art fair's director.
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What could we possibly accomplish when we have such diametrically opposed views on, well, everything?
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Aggressively courted by two diametrically opposed sides, Eugene is terrified of committing to either side.
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There's a wonderful image in Act V which feels almost diametrically opposed to such a depiction.
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As with many things in the law, the Constitution is often interpreted in diametrically different ways.
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"Our adversary in this movie is a being who's diametrically opposed to the Federation," Quinto said.
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Practically every bit of dietary advice out there has a diametrically opposed theory to compete with.
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Another bill ABA lobbied on is one diametrically opposed by the banks: the Subsidy Reserve Act.
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Musk and Zuckerberg are two CEOs who couldn't be more diametrically opposed in their public personas.
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The endorsement is surprising because Tillerson's views on climate and energy are diametrically opposed with Musk's.
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He personifies rational thought at a time when rational thought stands diametrically opposed to needless cruelty.
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The French and German pavilions take diametrically opposed approaches to the question of representing a nation.
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They paint him as someone who once held beliefs that are diametrically opposed to conservative ideals.
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With allegiances to existing parties diminishing, pollsters have found some voters torn between diametrically opposed candidates.
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But Senate Republicans' agenda is diametrically opposed to the goals of a properly functioning judicial system.
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How can we sit side by side in a movie theater and have diametrically opposed reactions?
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The expert council, which Putin himself heads, includes economists with statist views diametrically opposed to Kudrin's liberalism.
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There have, perhaps, never been two more diametrically different presidential candidates than Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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While a print book and an e-book share identical content, they reflect diametrically opposed media formats.
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Abadi has also gained praise for courting Iraq's Sunni Arab neighbors, a strategy diametrically opposed by Maliki.
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"Donald Trump's anti-immigration statements are diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship," CRV's post said.
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Rodney Moore, a Clinton delegate, said the visions of the two nominees couldn't be more diametrically opposed.
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That is, they recognize that their way of participating in fandom is diametrically opposed to curatorial fandom.
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The ethics and utility of the tactics can seem diametrically opposed and the legal landscape in changing.
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He has signaled strategies on Syria, Russia, Israel and China that are diametrically opposed to Kerry's own.
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Where I'd expected fewer certainties, I discovered many more, and they all came in diametrically opposed pairs.
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The latest jobs report only confirms that a strong economy and increased immigration are not diametrically opposed.
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The two men are diametrically opposed to each other— Paul an unabashed isolationist, Bolton the consummate hawk.
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So Trump ends up with officials whose past views are diametrically opposed to what he says now.
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It seems, at times, diametrically opposed to the sort of analysis that is my stock in trade.
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The President-elect's agenda is diametrically opposed to Obama, including the repeal of his signature health care law.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump expressed diametrically opposed views of immigration during the third presidential debate on Wednesday.
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Fandom, in Ready Player One's conception, may be sincere, but it's also diametrically opposed to getting a life.
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Mr. Thaci has become the emblem of two diametrically opposed views of Kosovo's liberation struggle and its aftermath.
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Which isn't surprising on its own until you consider that children in Alaska learn something almost diametrically opposed.
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"James Comey represents an institution diametrically opposed to the interests of Black people domestically and abroad," it said.
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Some people believe wellbeing and performance are diametrically opposed, meaning you can only have one or the other.
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More than on any other issue, Mr. Obama and Mr. Trump have diametrically opposing views on Asian trade.
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It would be a death knell for the company if its culture and its product became diametrically opposed.
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At first, I was feverishly trying to figure out what was true in their two diametrically opposite stories.
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Pope Francis and Mr. Trump have diametrically opposed views on issues like immigration, climate change and arms sales.
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Which means that May 15 is a date that Israelis and Palestinians look at in diametrically opposed ways.
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It's because the reasons some members of Congress want a new AUMF are diametrically opposed to each other.
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His tendencies are diametrically opposed to those that the job requires, and the risks we face are therefore unpredictable.
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The race features two candidates have diametrically opposed views of Europe and France's place in the world at stake.
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To no one's surprise, the Best Actress category often faces an issue diametrically opposed from the Best Actor prejudices.
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But the EU and the UK are starting very far apart, with diametrically opposed goals on the fundamental issues.
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Some of these statements are diametrically opposed to existing treaties; others are factually incorrect, still others are ill advised.
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The candidates have diametrically opposing views on health care, gun control, abortion, the role of government, immigration and terrorism.
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But the response from the vast majority of this country is diametrically opposite of the response in the '60s.
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We just kind of started listing out all the things we knew we wanted to be diametrically opposed to.
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The whole concept of the Razr is diametrically (or maybe I should say perpendicularly) opposed to the Galaxy Fold.
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Trump faces a crowded field of Democratic challengers diametrically opposed to most of what he has done so far.
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Cervino's work is mirrored diametrically across the main gallery, in Jennifer Nagle Myers's "A City Without Guns" (2014–ongoing).
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Two diametrically opposed categories accounted for the largest share of last year's surge: the Ku Klux Klan and black separatists.
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But it is weird you can live in a world where two diametrically opposed ideas are extraordinarily simultaneously warmly embraced.
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Pop singer Ellie Goulding was one of many picking up on the similarities between the two diametrically opposed photo shoots.
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And that underlines a lot of things about CBS — and how it's ultimately diametrically opposed to every other broadcast network.
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Though gross domestic product is growing more slowly in Europe, these "diametrically opposite monetary policies" don't make sense, Gundlach said.
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In spirit, it is diametrically opposed to the intent of the lawmakers who passed the laws that EPA now enforces.
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And yet when people were asked about the issues, their views on the issues, they were diametrically opposed to them.
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The global economy is rapidly approaching a T-junction, he argues, where the road heads in two diametrically opposite directions.
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They're in many ways diametrically opposed, but as you suggest, they seem to attract a similar type in some cases.
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The Euro-pronouncement seems almost diametrically opposed to a ruling issued by the American Supreme Court exactly a year ago.
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Hezbollah and al Qaeda are diametrically opposed to each other, as one is Shiite Muslim and the other is Sunni.
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If the past is prologue, we should expect diametrically opposite descriptions and analysis from pro-Trump and anti-Trump media.
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The deficiencies of a two-party system become glaring when the parties become as diametrically opposed as they are now.
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"The concerns have diametrically flipped," said Antoine Halff, a founding partner of Kayrros, a market research firm based in Paris.
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Decades ago, the United States and Portugal both struggled with illicit drugs and took decisive action — in diametrically opposite directions.
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"We have diametrically opposed hypotheses of the dynamics of that night," said Fabio Alonzi, a lawyer for Mr. Natale Hjorth.
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Two new books, from an enlisted man and a female officer, offer almost diametrically opposite perspectives on the Marine Corps.
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Sure enough, Republicans and Democrats had the same set of facts — and the two sides came to diametrically opposed conclusions.
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Drafthouse Films The questions The Look of Silence asks are related to but diametrically opposed to The Act of Killing.
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The two sides have also been diametrically opposed on security, especially the presence of about 30,000 Turkish troops in northern Cyprus.
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The two presidencies covered in Wednesday's release involved leaders who had diametrically opposed views on this source of highly sensitive knowledge.
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For two diametrically opposed interest groups on the liberal-conservative spectrum, the performative aspects of protest on display was scandalously bipartisan.
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The problem comes when diametrically opposed viewpoints abound — the Google algorithm can not identify which is misinformation and which is truth.
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The rhetoric coming out of the GOP and Democratic candidates couldn't be more diametrically opposed, yet combined they supposedly represent America.
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The diametrically opposing reports of the majority and minority on the House Intelligence Committee has only magnified those doubts among citizens.
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How could the same people back two political figures with such diametrically opposed approaches, particularly on the defining issue of race?
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That's the central riddle for the majority leader — how does he thread the needle when his conference's demands seem diametrically opposed?
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"People have very progressive attitudes on marijuana and gay rights, and religious groups have taken a diametrically opposing position," he says.
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The country's obesity epidemic deservedly draws constant attention, but many have a diametrically opposite problem: They are obsessively, and perilously, thin.
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Security and ease of use are often positioned as being diametrically opposed, with one coming at the expense of the other.
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Video games and film are fairly diametrically opposed mediums, despite attempts by game creators to emulate the visual medium of film.
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Blame can't be assigned to the two leads, who find unlikely layers of crazy and comedy in their diametrically different characters.
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Mattis and Bolton are diametrically opposed on the two biggest national security issues facing the United States — North Korea and Iran.
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It's almost hard to believe that Apple could take the exact same material, Series 27 aluminum, and create such diametrically opposed finishes.
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I think we need someone who is diametrically opposed to Donald Trump, not just rhetorically but actually in what her values are.
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What is surprising is the degree to which legal experts have reached diametrically opposing views on what should be objective legal questions.
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Last week, the leaders of the world's two largest economies gave important speeches offering diametrically opposed visions of the global economic order.
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"The politics have diametrically shifted, and people roundly appreciate that guns is an advantageous thing for Democrats to talk about," Ambler said.
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"The opposition remains a haphazard, dysfunctional coalition of parties with diametrically opposed ideologies that cannot agree on basic policy platforms," he said.
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I explained that the root of 'conservative' is the same as 'conservation' and the two do not need to be diametrically opposed.
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She never got around to noting that Rice was saying something diametrically at odds to her prior statement on this very controversy.
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But how can a toxic culture develop in a way that is diametrically opposed to everything leaders supposedly say and stand for?
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The two seem diametrically incompatible — so it might come as a surprise that the Belarusian tech sector is actually growing quite nicely.
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He was grounded by a hunch that nature and artifice aren't so diametrically opposed, but are two sides of the same coin.
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What follows in the long 18th century and into the Victorian era is a solidifying of masculine and feminine as diametrically opposed.
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Matt Higgins, a "Shark Tank" investor and the CEO of RSE Ventures, lives a life today that's diametrically opposed to his upbringing.
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It was a view diametrically opposed to that of China's most consequential revolutionary, Mao Zedong, who saw Confucius as the consummate reactionary.
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We also don't see our affiliations with these universities and our desire to hold them to a higher standard as diametrically opposed.
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Behar, a longtime View panelist, and McCain, who joined the show permanently in 2017, have repeatedly argued over their diametrically opposed politics.
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Though McMullen and Richardson are diametrically opposed, they assume three very crucial points about sexbots, and none of them are necessarily true.
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Responsibility for care of the elderly is divided between the National Health Service and local councils, and their interests are usually diametrically opposed.
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Not only was their history denied, but it was denied by a man that is diametrically opposed to their left-leaning utopian paradise.
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They differ on the assessment of Mr. Putin's leadership of Russia, and they hold diametrically opposed views of the fight against global warming.
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The Cold War was actually simpler: a black-and-white global struggle between two diametrically opposed ideologies, one of which had to die.
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Podesta, when confronted about the comments, fought back against Wallace's assertion that the statements are "diametrically opposed" to what Clinton has said publicly.
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One place with an almost diametrically opposed educational culture is South Korea, where emphasis is placed on academic achievement within a hothouse system.
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Arthur: Seems to me that we're offering people two diametrically opposed options — pay less attention to politics or get more involved in politics.
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Mike Pence, a social conservative with views diametrically opposed to what Biden has advocated throughout his career, was moving into the vice president's residence.
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Not only because Dr Ford's conduct was so diametrically opposed Kavanaugh's, but because a woman would never willingly label her own behaviour as "emotional".
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The discussion only becomes interesting when you acknowledge that religion can have diametrically opposing effects, in different circumstances, and ask why this is so.
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This entire show has been leading to this two-minute dialogue, in which two people with diametrically opposed alignments have an (almost) honest conversation.
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We call him a terrorist even as we accept the diametrically opposed proposition that we don't exactly know why he did what he did.
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But the paths for both companies since their deals have been diametrically divergent, and as has, thus far, the return on the billionaire's investment.
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But a lot of what this season talks about is that people's true natures can be diametrically opposed to who they're trying to be.
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Everything about them is diametrically different to the legions of men-in-T-shirts playing "Pulse X" to warehouses full of students every weekend.
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IT'S DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED TO WHAT THE GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE GREATEST COUNTRY ON EARTH THINK SHOULD BE THE WAY THAT THEY MANAGE THEIR COMPANIES.
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The project of reducing behavior to laws and the project of attending to human beings in all their complexity and specifics are diametrically opposed.
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What Ms. Hamilton illustrates in "Oklahoma!" is diametrically different: The choreography grants her the ability to move like lightning, but also to be patient.
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It assumes diversity and quality are diametrically opposed and perpetuates the myth that people of color are not as capable or intelligent as others.
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Both conservative leaders' campaign platforms mirror their Twitter accounts, spewing pledges that diametrically counter the new climate report's aggregation of the best modern science.
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Before we write anything about their respective football teams, it should be said that Arsene Wenger and Sean Dyche are diametrically opposed human beings.
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With its refined finishes and clean lines, the house at first seems diametrically opposed to the cloistral modesty of a building like Vivienda Takuru.
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When something as simple as a period can have two almost diametrically opposed meanings, how can you be sure you're on the same page?
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Gates' largely optimistic view of the potential for artificial intelligence is diametrically opposed to the warnings about AI from another tech billionaire: Elon Musk.
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But their secondary interests are diametrically opposed -- the North hopes to break the US-South Korea alliance, while the South hopes to strengthen it.
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Mark Minervini, stock trading legend and author of "Mindset Secrets for Winning," lives a life today that&aposs diametrically opposed to where he began.
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Here's the problem for President Trump and Speaker Ryan going forward: The demands of the Freedom Caucus and Coverage Caucus seem to be diametrically opposed.
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The nomination battle boiled down to a "he said, she said" conflict requiring senators to decide between diametrically opposed accounts offered by Kavanaugh and Ford.
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She has since served as the conservative voice on the program and has often sparred with co-host Joy Behar over their diametrically opposed politics.
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These policies are diametrically opposed to the values that Chobani Yogurt CEO Hamdi Ulukaya, an immigrant from Turkey, has tried to impart to the public.
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The two Cleganes, although similarly fierce warriors, are diametrically opposed and have made it abundantly clear that they would kill each other given the chance.
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Her longtime friend Russell Simmons was initially supportive of her new interest in politics, even though their views are diametrically opposed on almost every issue.
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They hope for that high yield, low acceptance rate, which is diametrically opposed to the true mission of public HBCUs, which is more open access.
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But there are these two almost diametrically opposed systems for letting go of the self in music, and that transcendence is such a fundamental thing.
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It incites data brawls, where people shout, yell and labor over figures that just don't seem to align and that point to diametrically different conclusions.
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After all, as long as we've hymned the allure of community, there have been two diametrically opposed visions of what communal life is actually like.
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She's always had to balance the diametrically opposed stereotypes of "leader" and "woman," to avoid being too grandmotherly or too much of a ball buster.
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In other words, the AHCA isn't just on thin ice in the House and the Senate — it's beset by critics who want diametrically opposed changes.
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"The positions of Moscow and Washington on this question are diametrically opposed, but that's not a reason not to talk," Interfax quoted Ryabkov as saying.
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On the surface, no two genres appear more diametrically opposed than horror and comedy: One is meant to delight and the other to fuel nightmares.
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There are no two coaches in the N.F.L. more diametrically opposed, in both personality and overall strategy, than Detroit's Matt Patricia and Arizona's Kliff Kingsbury.
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And it ultimately wound up being diametrically opposed to what I believe about music, which is that music isn't commerce and it actually does matter.
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Havrilesky banishes the idea that women necessarily need to think about those two things diametrically, asserting that it's okay to just decide to have it all.
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The way Room 104 goes about its goal of understanding what happens between people when no one is looking puts it diametrically opposed to Black Mirror.
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"While some progress has been made regarding the ongoing scaling debate, there are still strong interests that are diametrically opposed in how to proceed," said Burniske.
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Both parties claim to want broad access to health insurance and lower taxes on the middle class, for instance, yet their prescriptions are almost diametrically opposed.
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However, the right-wing favorite to win Sunday's poll, Ivan Duque, has diametrically opposed positions, pledging to cut taxes and boost Colombia's competitiveness in extractive industries.
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Tillerson and Kelly, and Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen represent diametrically opposed responses to the Mafia-style way of leading that the President seems to prefer.
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But it is also a mission diametrically opposed to Facebook's mission to show as many ads as possible to as many closely targeted people as possible.
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It's a vibe that's diametrically opposed to the way some of the most famous cheesesteak spots across the river seem to enjoy making newcomers feel uncomfortable.
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And although becoming a doctor and running away to join the circus seem to be diametrically opposed career paths, both passions undoubtedly fed into each other.
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She must form a coalition with the left-leaning Greens and the pro-business Free Liberals, parties that have diametrically opposing views, including on environmental policies.
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On Sunday, the editorial page undermined the whole charade—and, really, the whole point of an endorsement—by choosing two diametrically opposed candidates: Warren and Klobuchar.
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But at least three senators in the party are diametrically opposed to the views of at least another three, so the path to agreement is narrow.
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On Sunday, the editorial page undermined the whole charade—and, really, the whole point of an endorsement—by choosing two, diametrically opposed candidates: Warren and Klobuchar.
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" But the official gave Bishop credit, saying the chairman is "doing the best that he can, given the diametrically opposed forces that are on the committee.
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You are providing a way for people who may have diametrically opposed politics to share a beer at a bar discussing quarterbacks instead of executive orders.
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"It's no secret for anyone that Moscow and Washington hold diametrically opposed views on many international issues," he added, saying that should not hinder a rapprochement.
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Perhaps what Ms Le Pen and Mr Macron really represent, in their diametrically opposite way, is the nature of the political outsider in an age of disillusion.
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A nuclear arms race is diametrically opposed to decades of Republican orthodoxy that has called for cuts in U.S. nuclear weapons since the Ronald Reagan White House.
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Now the tables have turned, and the contrast between the two companies was a slap in the face for Cramer when the companies reported diametrically opposed quarters.
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For intimate products — video chat, messaging, kitchen-friendly panopticons — it's best to rely on companies with a business model that is not diametrically opposed to user privacy.
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Hereditary and A Quiet Place are both films that are centered not just on a family but on the idea of family — but to diametrically opposed ends.
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Kenneth E. Warner from the University of Michigan Public Health told the Times that the UK and the US now have "diametrically opposed" positions on the subject.
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The two men have lived their lives in pursuit of almost diametrically opposed goals—Mueller a life of patrician public service, Trump a life of private profit.
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The election is seen as the most important in France for decades with two diametrically opposed views of Europe and France's place in the world at stake.
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He is doing diametrically the opposite of the strategy he agreed upon with his commanders the night before — the only strategy that had any hope of success.
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Sunday's election is seen as the most important in France for decades, with two diametrically opposed views of Europe and France's place in the world at stake.
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And when Judge Kavanaugh furiously, tearfully denied Dr. Blasey's accusation, the women fell silent again, trying to sort through which diametrically different version of reality persuaded them.
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It didn't occur to her that finding a husband was not the same thing as operating a successful marriage; that these things might actually be diametrically opposed.
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Avenatti and Scaramucci — who represent two diametrically opposed political views, especially when it comes to President Trump — have been floating the idea of a joint talk show.
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And I can think of some things that certain individuals would want companies to take a stand on that are diametrically opposed to what other people want.
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At first glance, it appears that Washington and Tehran have drawn diametrically opposed interpretations of the upheaval's causes and consequences, rendering any effort at de-escalation unlikely.
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Republicans repeatedly raised procedural objections, and subsequently shouted over Nadler as he tried to cast them aside — a reflection of both sides' diametrically opposite views on impeachment.
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The debate on this question exemplifies two diametrically opposed approaches to justice that, in turn, express an important aspect of today's culture war between left and right.
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But the problem is how to reach these settlements in a situation where core interests of the parties involved, some of them nuclear-armed, are diametrically opposed.
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AgriSA, a lobbying group for farmers, criticised the committee's recommendation, saying it would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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Now he must wrestle (and ask us to) with Glen, whom he sought out on the Internet as an articulate proponent of politics diametrically opposed to his own.
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On some issues, such as the conflict over a high-speed-rail tunnel that precipitated the fall of the government, the M5S and the League are diametrically opposed.
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"It would be symbolic if she were to win — a transgender woman winning this election against someone like Bob Marshall, who's so diametrically different than her," Kondik said.
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Sunday's election is seen as the most important in France for decades, with two diametrically opposed views of Europe and the country's place in the world at stake.
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So with the help of our intern, Marianne, I spent a couple of days running diametrically opposed Tinder profiles to see which ones got the most right swipes.
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They hoped that Raqqa residents, having endured the Draconian rule of ISIS , would be open to the diametrically contrary values championed by Öcalan, from secularism to gender equality.
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"This is two countries taking pretty much diametrically opposed positions," said Kenneth E. Warner, a professor of public health at the University of Michigan School of Public Health.
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"James Comey represents an institution diametrically opposed to the interests of Black people domestically and abroad," said HU Resist in a statement passed out at the convocation Friday.
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As Roberts told me, cases in which populists "implement policies that are diametrically opposed to what they promised on the campaign trail" usually suffer a quick political death.
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But even that often feels diametrically opposed to the nature of the job that can last up to 16 hours a day if there's a double shift involved.
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So it may turn out that the principle of federal supremacy over immigration established by the Obama administration will help the Trump Justice Department achieve diametrically different goals.
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It is why two men with diametrically opposed backgrounds ignored the wedge that could have been conveniently driven between them to hone a craft that we both loved.
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On foreign policy, Inslee said he would "have a diametrically opposed position" to Trump, whom he described as someone who views foreign policy as a zero-sum game.
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It was a big, big night for the Scottish National Party, cementing its dominance north of the border, putting them diametrically at odds with Johnson&aposs Conservative government.
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After the last week's conference with China's high-level emissaries, Washington should have no illusions about any meaningful breakthroughs in diametrically opposed U.S.-China economic, political and security relations.
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The two candidates took diametrically opposite paths to reach the stage at Hofstra University on Long Island, New York, and will lay out radically different visions for the country.
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In episode 10, Lynch observes two assaults, shown through diametrically opposed methods: in the first, Lynch holds on an unbroken shot of a trailer as the occupant is murdered.
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President Donald Trump seems to be heading on diametrically opposed tracks with Iran and North Korea, both of which have long vexed the United States with their nuclear programs.
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"Such images and chants are disgusting wherever they may be and they are diametrically opposed to the political goals of the chancellor and the entire German government," he added.
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One result of Trump's rhetoric: Diametrically different accounts of a single event, as happened this week in stories about presidential phone calls to families of soldiers killed in battle.
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In their sophistication and unsparing portraiture of grown-up combatants, these films are diametrically opposite in spirit to the first wave of Iranian films focusing on children and nature.
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Dianne Feinstein -- hardly a natural bipartisan negotiating duo, but two lawmakers diametrically opposed to one another on ideological grounds who are attempting to find a path forward on legislation.
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The biggest hurdles The biggest hurdle is this diametrically opposed position: Democrats insist the government must be re-opened immediately for border security negotiations to really kick into gear.
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"We must be wary of any attempt to exploit this crisis for personal ends, which would have a diametrically opposed outcome to that which is wished," Mr. Delattre said.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Crossing from Syria into Lebanon on Tuesday night proved to be a parable for the diametrically opposed ways the world sees the election of Donald J. Trump.
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In a healthy, normal society, people can disagree with one another, even have diametrically opposing views, and this does not at all mean that they must hate one another.
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Then I realized that a painting of the despised pharma-bro in an embrace with another man would probably be a popular painting, too, but for diametrically opposite reasons.
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I should be able to sit at the table amicably and dine with someone who is diametrically opposed to me on issues like health care and the federal government therein.
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Opposing views on trade Perhaps more than any other international issue, Trump has made global trade a defining aspect of his campaign -- yet Pence has taken a diametrically opposed position.
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"We have suspended our participation ... because the positions were diametrically opposed," opposition representative Samy Badibanga told Reuters, but he added that the delegation could return if Kabila's side makes concessions.
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Furthermore, any arguments to the contrary—like those presented in Beran's article—simply cannot explain how the same cultural bullion has been the stock for such diametrically opposed political soups.
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On Monday night, two of the most unpopular and diametrically opposed presidential candidates in recent history faced off at Long Island's Hofstra University for the first of three presidential debates.
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A Westerner who converts to Islam is making a self-conscious move in a diametrically opposite direction: accepting non-negotiable rules in respect of diet, dress, sexual and social behaviour.
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In Washington, to the contrary, senators managed to spend three weeks on Ford's and Kavanaugh's diametrically opposed, impossible-to-reconcile versions of events without confronting this critical, seemingly unavoidable fact.
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Where it works, it works, and the side-by-side profile of the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street as two diametrically opposed but fundamentally connected movements is especially striking.
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This is morally wrong and diametrically opposed to the purported effort 'to transform Artforum into a place of transparency, equity, and with zero tolerance for sexual harassment of any kind.
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Movies about isolation and containment also obsess over losing control but from a diametrically opposite angle, placing their characters in an existential quarantine that troubles the edges of their sanity.
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The Democratic candidates, too, would be well warned to stick to a vision — a diametrically opposite and dynamically animating vision that will activate and energize the targets of Trump's aggressions.
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Choosing among a multitude of diametrically opposite "right answers" advanced by those with technical expertise, it was up to Webb to achieve consensus among them to forge a path forward.
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The retiring senator's decision to publicly rebuke the president's son underscored the near diametrically opposite roles that Flake and Trump Jr. have carved out for themselves within the Republican party.
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THE PRESIDENT IS WILLING TO HEAR THOSE DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSING VIEWS AND HE'S WILLING TO BE THE ULTIMATE REFEREE AND THE ULTIMATE DECISION MAKER, WHICH HE IS HE'S THE ULTIMATE DECISION MAKER.
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"There are different air streams generated within the structure of these instruments, which then diametrically hits against each other," said Arnd Adje Both, a music archeologist who has examined the whistle.
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Teenage Engineering is going in the diametrically opposite direction with its newly unveiled H speaker, which looks like a stack of colorful plastic blocks attached to a bright red coiled wire.
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" Eiseman continued, "It's also the most complex of all colors, because it takes two shades that are seemingly diametrically opposed — blue and red — and brings them together to create something new.
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The resumption of Six-Party Talks is highly unlikely because of the diametrically opposed preconditions attached by the stakeholders, explained Tan Ming Hui, associate research fellow at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University.
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Rajneesh's earliest financial supporters were wealthy Indians in the area of Bombay, to whom he preached the doctrines of libertinism and self-indulgence that ran diametrically counter to Indian spiritual traditions.
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Trade season has officially commenced with a league-altering transaction that features several fascinating implications, one household name, and two franchises that just glued themselves to diametrically opposite long-term paths.
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The primary victories by two populists from different ends of the political spectrum tee up a bitter proxy fight between two diametrically opposed camps — that of Trump and that of Sanders.
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These two Arctics are at odds with one another, pushing diametrically opposed narratives: We can either see a place of forbidding, exotic danger, or a place endangered by our reckless existence.
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As Bullock shuttles between his two subjects, he continues to refute commentators who have treated Stalinism and Nazism as diametrically opposed ideologies by labeling the first internationalist and the second nationalist.
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Because New York City is so ecumenically photogenic, I had high hopes for this documentary about two visionaries with diametrically opposed views of how the city and its residents best live.
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The Sunni monarchy's interests have for decades been diametrically opposed to Iran's, but the past year has seen tensions escalate particularly against a backdrop of proxy conflicts in Yemen and Syria.
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"Political support, particularly for an outsider, is not easily or automatically transferable because what was appealing about the outsider is often diametrically opposed to what the more establishment figures represent," Pfeiffer said.
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The art world isn't the only public sphere that tiptoes around its racism, but during periods of civil unrest and cosmic disturbance, moneyed, white-washed events can feel diametrically opposed to reality.
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" The statement grandly suggested that orientalism could be a conversation — "As if by magic, the distance between East and West, spanning perspectives that are often perceived as monolithic and diametrically opposed, diminishes.
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AgriSA, an association of agricultural associations, criticized the committee's recommendation, saying the amendment of section 25 would be diametrically opposed to the protection of property rights and would gravely harm the economy.
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This week, holy text was being cited by people who have diametrically different ideas about how to look after the planet, and are in a strong enough position to make a difference.
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In Washington, these diametrically opposed pressures have taken the form of revenue-neutral versus revenue-positive carbon prices — but the same tension has the potential to bedevil virtually any climate policy discussion.
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And yet it happened surprisingly fast, as the changing nature of the industry has forced companies who once diametrically opposed one another to start working together for the sake of their customers.
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It's something I am now doing on my site, The American Moderate, along with colleagues from both sides of the aisle who share my concern about a diametrically opposed government and populace.
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Bannon's and McMaster's world views are diametrically opposed, and Bannon believes the globalists pose the greatest internal threat to the Trump presidency, and could send it veering off course with foreign interventions.
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They denigrate environmentalists as "communist, un-American fanatics and diametrically opposed to prosperity, jobs, and profit," according to a 2013 study of climate doubters, "Wise Contrarians," published in the journal Celebrity Studies.
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It was a one-for-one swap of two players so diametrically opposed that it struck at the nexus of the NHL's advanced stats debate; hockey's own version of church vs. state.
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But make no mistake — the U.S. and Chinese governments' diametrically opposed approaches to energy and the environment represent very different bets on what will drive peace and prosperity in the 21st century.
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The Israeli and Palestinian leaders gave diametrically different appraisals of their protracted conflict on Thursday, with speeches at the United Nations General Assembly that suggested the dispute is more intractable than ever.
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Two realities Democratic and Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee presented diametrically different views of the President's conduct Thursday, underscoring the deep polarization that Trump's presidency has wrought on this nation.
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A diametrically opposed theory, which I've heard from several Capitol Hill Democrats, is that McConnell is moving boldly ahead because he knows he has the votes to pass an Obamacare repeal bill.
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And in many ways, the demands of the Freedom Caucus and Coverage Caucus seemed diametrically opposed — any changes made to win over members of one group swelled the opposition of the other.
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The Point: It's not clear whether Democrats will want to choose a candidate diametrically opposed to Trump in every way -- or one who draws sharp contrasts on some fronts but not on others.
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In the middle of an industry with diametrically-opposed camps convinced virtual reality is either the future or a fizzling fad, the name change is a product of both Milk's pragmatism and foresight.
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"The 'Africa rising' narrative wasn't true, but neither is the diametrically opposed argument that Africa is no longer rising," said Simon Freemantle, a senior political economist at Standard Bank, a South African bank.
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JS: I am intrigued by your interest in de Kooning — an artist whose existentialist search, rather than a conceptual one, seems, on the face of it, diametrically opposed to your project in painting.
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Their first clash last season sent the two clubs on diametrically opposed trajectories, with Leicester hurtling to the top of the league and their opponents sinking to the cusp of the relegation zone.
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The moment you enter Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church to see Indah Walsh's "homespun (please remove your shoes)," also being performed this week, you're in a diametrically different world: benign, playful, welcoming.
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We've proven our ability to bring together diametrically opposed lawmakers to achieve the seemingly impossible, so perhaps we can tackle something equally insurmountable and not just the "run of the mill" trade issues.
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His philosophy was diametrically opposed to that of community composters, who insist that participants honor and defend the integrity of their organics, down to the removal of tiny stickers from lemons and limes.
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This attempt to use journalists as an investigative arm of the government and an at-will extension of its intelligence agencies is diametrically opposed to the principles of an open and free society.
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Leaders in Washington and Kabul often had "almost diametrically" opposed views of the threat, said Christopher Kolenda, a former U.S. Army officer who served in Afghanistan and worked on American strategies for the conflict.
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Many Americans are rightly worried about the trend, but the proposed solutions are often diametrically opposed: On the left, some call for increasing immigration, something the current administration is, let's say, not keen on.
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Autonomy, a new Paris gathering of ride-sharing startups and other "urban mobility" operators, is also giving the traditional automotive fest a wide berth, setting up camp in a diametrically opposite corner of town.
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Marsy's Law seeks to make the rights of an accused defendant and a crime victim equal, despite the fact that the rights of the two parties are totally different and sometimes even diametrically opposed.
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Given Mrs Clinton's positions, he could conceivably win 70% of the non-college-educated vote if he backed a liberal wish-list diametrically opposed to his current platform, including legal abortion and gun control.
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Given the fact that it would be hard to imagine an approach to campaigning more diametrically opposed to Gingrich's plan than what Trump has done so far, Gingrich's enthusiasm for Trump appears almost inexplicable.
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If Biden ends up facing Trump in the general election, much of their foreign policy disagreement will stem from the fact that they have diametrically opposed worldviews, of which NATO is just a piece.
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It was reminiscent of a comment that came to haunt Hillary Clinton in 2016, when she said her policies would put many coal miners out of work — a stance diametrically opposed to that ofMr.
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In fact, research shows that the people most diametrically opposed in their views on climate change are often the most educated and most informed, and trying to correct myths may entrench opinions even further.
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The call put to an end the long-running -- and very public -- courtship between two men who were at some points diametrically opposed, and at others harshly critical, of one another during the 2016 campaign.
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"Two Virginians and an immigrant walk into a room… Diametrically opposed, foes… They emerge with a compromise, having opened doors… That were previously closed…" sings a dubious Burr of Jefferson and Madison huddling with Hamilton.
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Few jurists have managed to capture the attention and imagination of American society like Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the "odd couple" who built a lasting friendship despite their diametrically-opposed legal views.
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Just as Republicans and Democrats have very different media appetites, Democrats in the capital and those on the campaign trail have seemingly diametrically opposed views about what the most important issue of the day is.
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And despite the diametrically opposed positions of some sectors regarding the place of Jewish law, the survey indicates that 76 percent of Israeli Jews believe Israel can be both a Jewish state and a democracy.
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If ever there was an occasion for the IMF to mediate between two major countries with diametrically opposite views on an economic issue of utmost importance to the global economy, this has to be it.
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Progressives view these coups as evidence that conservatives, who are, by definition, diametrically opposed to progressives, are bound to wind up on the losing team in the long run, whatever the cultural battle may be.
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Yankees 3, Cardinals 2 Two diametrically opposed pitching performances, one sublime and the other ridiculous, were on display at Yankee Stadium on Saturday, and both helped the Yankees extend their winning streak to six games.
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Analysts have long warned the minority coalition was on shaky ground, relying on support from both the center-right Liberals and Center Party and the Left Party, whose policies are diametrically opposed in many areas.
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Second, we stop thinking of privilege and oppression as diametrically opposed and binary, that they are on a seesaw, that your privileges are built on my oppression and that's the only way they can work.
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Assuming a survival of the two-party system in form though not in spirit, even if only one of the diametrically opposite parties comes to flirt with unconstitutional means and ends, the consequences would be serious.
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A few hours after the U.S. president pugnaciously defended his unilateralist America First doctrine and launched scathing verbal attacks on North Korea and Iran, Macron took to the same stage to advance a diametrically opposed stance.
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New tech trade associations will have big role in future tech policy Technology innovators tend to operate with an ethos that they consider diametrically opposed to that of government, frequently leading to friction and adversarial attitudes.
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Despite our otherwise diametrically opposed baseball allegiances and some differing political opinions, I was proud to hear those words because I was always proud to be with Charles, whether at a stadium or a television studio.
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QUITE LITERALLY, LEADERS OF BUSINESS AND FINANCE HAD DIAMETRICALLY OPPOSED VIEWPOINTS AND NOT ANYBODY COULD HAVE HAD THE SAME EXPLANATION OF WHAT THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT SO IT'S SORT OF A HEAD SCRATCHER A LITTLE BIT.
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"What we have here is a conflict over diametrically opposed positions: Our idea is to reinvest in public schools, and their goal is to downsize and close schools," Mr. Caputo-Pearl said in a recent interview.
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And last year, he fended off a takeover attempt by Kraft Heinz, a deal that would have been a near-term win for investors but would have set up a clash of diametrically opposed corporate cultures.
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Hundreds of bills sit on Senate Leader Mitch McConnell's desk, President Trump's increasing paranoia has him busy hunting enemies within his own administration, and each party's solution for the problems that plague us are diametrically opposed.
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In an aside about his ability to work with Republican senators -- even those with views diametrically opposite from his own -- Biden noted that as a member of the Senate in the 1970s he worked with Mississippi Sen.
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In that way, El Camino tries in two hours to give us a counterpart to Walter White's existential evolution — fitting, since the show always posed Walt and Jesse as following parallel paths but with diametrically opposed slants.
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And one with political views that are diametrically opposed to those espoused by Miquela (whose promotion of openness and racial equality has been a feature that's endeared the account to followers and fashion and culture magazines alike).
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Baxter drew inspiration for the monuments from two diametrically opposing sources: pre-colonial conch shell tools of the Tequesta people that previously lived at the mouth of the Miami River, and the propellers of post-Panamax ships.
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If it comes from people who are diametrically opposed to me and my philosophy, and what I care about and what I've worked on, then it is not credible, and so I pay no attention to that.
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"We are not convinced that the shareholders of typical auto companies will reward those firms for deploying capital to develop technologies and business models that may be diametrically opposed to their prevailing and profitable businesses," Jonas said.
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This creative trinity—though each member is, in many ways, diametrically opposed—is among a larger cohort of celebrities sharing the same cultural anatomy—an ethnographical makeup West's "Famous" video blushed, ever so slightly, back in 2016.
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And I'm here to tell you, as difficult as it may be to believe in this partisan moment, that most of the people who held these diametrically opposed perspectives were intelligent, thoughtful and above all well-informed.
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Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and his Palestinian counterpart, President Mahmoud Abbas, both spoke in front of world leaders on Thursday, offering diametrically opposing views on the causes of the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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As the Wall Street Journal notes, the two leaders hold diametrically opposed views on globalisation and trade, the president seeking economic self-sufficiency for his country, and the prime minister wishing to project the UK into the globe.
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"If until yesterday 5-Star screamed against the euro and Europe, how could they join up with a group that has always taken the diametrically opposite position?" said Michele Bordo, a lawmaker from the ruling Democratic Party (PD).
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When two diametrically opposed figures such as Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Benoît Hamon, the Socialist candidate in the French presidential election, both come out in favor of a "robot tax," that should set the alarm bells ringing.
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There are many areas of bank regulation where Obama and the populists are pulling in essentially the same direction with different levels of fervor or different points of emphasis, but on this question the approaches are diametrically opposed.
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In fact, they frequently stand diametrically opposed to the Trump administration's stated positions, whether on Russia's illegal occupation of Crimea, or the Syrian crisis, to say nothing of their often pro-Russian, anti-Israel and anti-American stances.
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Refusing to support a candidate who agrees with you 80 percent of the time to help elect a candidate whose values are diametrically opposed to everything you believe in is not just self-defeating but reckless as well.
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There was something oddly similar in the ways that the two, diametrically opposed in opinion and demeanor though they were, approached this issue: with a firm and frustrating belief that their baseball opinion is the irrefutably correct one.
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Democrats and Trump have been diametrically opposed on policy from the beginning: Trump wants $5.7 billion for his southern border wall, and Democrats say wall money is an absolute no-go — something they've emphasized since Trump took office.
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Courtesy of Oxford University Press Given the polarized character of contemporary American politics, observers often assume that the two parties rigidly adhere to diametrically opposed policy preferences and principles (and are thus unable to find any common ground).
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Donald Trump and doublethink In everything from his Cabinet appointments to the rationale for destabilizing executive orders, President Trump appears to have taken a cue directly from "1984's" fictional ministries, whose purposes are diametrically opposed to their names.
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This is diametrically opposed to the history of Lara Croft, and what Adams, who's been a member of the Tomb Raider fandom since 2013, experiences when she has on her Lara Croft short-shorts and light blue tank top.
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A few months after launch, Destiny 2 is a game that finds itself being pulled in every direction by the many contingents of its community, resulting in diametrically opposed opinions on the game and the direction it should take.
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Yet, he's donated money to help elect Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid, people who have all dedicated their political lives to transforming this country in ways diametrically opposed to what the Republican electorate stands for.
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Regardless, no one should confuse current nuclear tensions with those of the high Cold War, when the nation and the Soviet Union had roughly equivalent nuclear arsenals; diametrically opposed political ideologies; and (in different ways) dreams of world domination.
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Since there is no military solution to the Korean political problem, extremely tense relations are bound to continue because the key players — the U.S. and China (you can add the neighboring Russia, too) — have diametrically opposed interests and objectives.
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The coalition government was formed in 2015 after extended and difficult negotiations, since the two parties hold diametrically opposed views on many major issues, including the law that exempts Indian military personnel from criminal prosecution in the violence-wracked Himalayan region.
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Politically, it's easier to muster the resources to put out a fire than it is to prevent one, especially when groups like the timber industry and environmental activists are diametrically opposed on certain kinds of management techniques, like forest thinning.
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The soundtracks in previous editions of FIFA, from the Nintendo 1994 version to the 1997 debut in the first PlayStation, were recorded by Electronic Arts Sports itself and seem diametrically opposed to the modern-day sprinkling of indie and electronica.
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The truth is that the United States and North Korea have long expected diametrically opposed outcomes from the talks — with the US wanting North Korea to give up its nukes and North Korea demanding recognition as a legitimate nuclear power.
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A generous reading is that Trump is trying to foster a yin-yang tension between his top deputies, who will represent his own diametrically opposed impulses (Bannon the bomb-throwing devil on one shoulder, Priebus the peacemaking angel on the other).
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It is not surprising that the Trump administration has made diametrically opposite claims in its effort to dismantle greenhouse gas regulation, given that it essentially appropriated the playbook of the coal industry, its main ally in this misguided deregulatory effort.
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Their manners are also diametrically opposed: At a White House meeting last week Pelosi was seen standing and chastising the president after he called her a third-rate politician; McConnell didn't speak in the meeting or afterward about the blow-up.
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It's hard to imagine a campaign, a candidate, and a victory more diametrically opposite that of Trudeau's, who won on a promise of multiculturalism, environmentalism, globalism, and feminism, capped with a promise to significantly increase Canada's intake of Syrian refugees.
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And on that note, if you are simply diametrically opposed to what is often an unavoidably dry and bland turkey but have to choke it down at your family's traditional supper, go birdless altogether and glaze a ham for Friendsgiving.
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Boyd Petersen, the editor of a Mormon journal, says adherents of the faith see in Mr Trump an example of a showy and unrefined lifestyle that is diametrically opposed to the kind of "virtuous, non-ostentatious" way of living to which they aspire.
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When I wrote that piece I'd spent some time with NTS Sessions, enough to consider it among their best (and certainly their most confounding) works, but not enough to realize just how diametrically opposed it is to this sort of piecemeal consumption.
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At some point, you run out of options and serious people willing to take the job, so, naturally, Trump turns to someone on TV. It may strike some readers as odd to hear that Trump's campaign vision and Bolton's worldview are diametrically opposed.
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Some American analysts claim this pattern is changing — that the young, western-educated leader of North Korea brings an awareness of western prosperity and a concern for his people that is diametrically different from the tyrannical impulses of his father and grandfather.
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Red and blue America often draw diametrically opposed conclusions from the same experiences and developments, Schnurer contends: I don't think there's much argument that the modern economy is killing off small towns, US-based manufacturing, the interior of the US generally, etc.
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"In 23 years of doing this, I cannot really remember a time when a statistic comes out and you hear such diametrically opposed interpretations of it," said Andrew Crowell, vice chairman of wealth management at D. A. Davidson & Company, which manages $48.2 billion.
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Celebrities like Chrissy Teigen and Billy Eichner, as well as SoulCycle riders and studio instructors alike, spoke out against the company's ties to Ross, saying SoulCycle's "all souls welcome" mantra is diametrically opposed to Trump's track record of hateful and racist rhetoric.
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Iran's ambassador to the United Nations, Gholamali Khoshroo, offered what amounted to a diametrically opposite appraisal of Iran's behavior in his Council remarks, saying "no country has done more than Iran" in fighting Middle East terrorism, most notably in fighting the Islamic State.
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That's one of the things I'm really proud about this project: in my scene, which is really anti-religious, specifically anti-Christian, someone like myself can exist and also have the respect and admiration of people who are diametrically opposed to that.
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Economists at UBS, meanwhile, note that a "Tory minority may have to make concessions in the direction of a softer exit...for example via a more generous transitional period than otherwise"—an argument pretty much diametrically opposed to the conventional wisdom before the vote.
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" Known for early bets on Twitter, Yammer and HubSpot, CRV said in an accompanying blog post that as a firm of nine partners from seven countries speaking eight languages, it rejected Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric as "diametrically opposed to the core values of entrepreneurship.
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When briefed on the details, most shrugged off that Biden said he had worked with segregationists -- even though his views were diametrically opposed to theirs -- noting that the ability to work with politicians who have opposite views is part of the skill of legislating.
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And it remains very hard to see how Republicans can come up with a health plan that meets the diametrically opposed demands of the Freedom Caucus (which wants more of Obamacare repealed) and the Coverage Caucus (which is worried about too many people losing coverage).
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We can anticipate a steady shift away from the Liberal Governance Regime which has reinvigorated the UK economy over the past 38 years, towards a more State-Guided Regime, a scenario diametrically opposite to the one which was intended by the libertarian advocates of Brexit.
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The White House's nominees to run environmental and scientific agencies have mostly been industry flacks, unqualified clowns, and people diametrically opposed to the functions of the agencies they're supposed to run—so mass resignations at environmental and scientific advisory boards is hardly a surprise.
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"I don't think it would be responsible to situate two groups, literally right next to each other, in a neighborhood, that have diametrically opposed views on the most divisive social issue of our time," he said at the time, according to the South Bend Tribune.
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Mr. Rouhani, who has all but ruled out a meeting with Mr. Trump, offered a portrait of his country that is law-abiding, respectful and first in the fight against terrorism — diametrically opposite the description presented a few hours earlier by the American president.
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The program also included two diametrically opposed works: "A Case of You" (2004), Ms. Jamison's steamy portrait of a relationship, which left Jacqueline Green and Jamar Roberts in a conventional state of longing and lust; and Ms. Zollar's more substantial "Shelter," originally from 1988.
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After decades of alternating between mainstream candidates of the center-left and center-right, the French this time rejected both in the first round and advanced two relative outsiders who are diametrically, often virulently, opposed on virtually every issue — Europe, terrorism, France's stagnant economy, Russia.
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The Oscars, in particular, with their costly, glitzy, backbreaking campaign season and outsize influence on the way we talk about movies all year, feel at times diametrically opposed to the role art ought to play both in the lives of individuals and in broader society.
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I think being forced to speak to someone with diametrically opposed views from mine face to face, keeps me from losing civility and always reminds me to think about things from a different angle, even if only to imagine what his argument might be.
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Ms. Davis says Mar-a-Lago, with its glittery social scene and endless stream of Bentleys and Rolls Royces, is the world that the president understands best and in which he is most comfortable, but is "diametrically different" from the world of official Washington.
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After all, Ms. Ramsay-Levi has been steeped in the school of Ghesquière, trained in an aesthetic that is defined by a resolute modernism and futuristic cool — and hence almost diametrically opposed to the boho-girl-running-through-Provence aura traditionally associated with Chloé.
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Merkel did secure a fourth term on Sunday, but she limped to the finish line and must now cobble together an unwieldy coalition with two other parties — the business friendly Free Democrats (FDP) and environmentalist Greens — that have diametrically opposed views on many of the big issues.
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At this point people hate and fear online ads for diametrically-opposed reasons: they hate the poorly-targeted ads that show them products they've already bought, and they fear the hyper-targeted ads showing them things the machine has deduced they might buy in the future.
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Well, the pre-game activities couldn't be any more diametrically opposed, as you have a very peaceful and respectful march in solidarity with Kaepernick's protest against police brutality and racial injustice, above—the protesters also said that they would kneel during the anthem with the 49ers quarterback.
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Sitting, diametrically opposed to these sad, noble, dunked-on heroes are the players who fuck up so badly they turn (defensive) success into failure—who turn 0.00 PPP into 2.00 without even seeming to think about it, through the pure force of executing a colossal fuckup. 2.
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I fell in love with Billy Joel as an act of semi-adolescent rebellion against my snobby parents, and diametrically, because I'm mature enough to understand that it doesn't really matter whether other people think the music you like is good—not a little, not at all.
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Staff present case for and against Trump The diametrically opposing views between Democrats and Republicans on impeachment — where they have failed to agree on basic facts and what they mean — underscores the intense partisan fight that's continued to escalate as an impeachment vote has drawn closer.
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" Robert Repino on Clarence, Ash, and Fox: "The situation that starts Season 2 kind of reminded me a little bit of the opening episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, where you had two crews sharing the same ship—and crews that were diametrically opposed to each other.
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Leading 2020 candidates like Bernie Sanders and Beto O'Rourke have echoed grassroots calls for a ban, and there's rare bipartisan agreement in Congress, where lawmakers as diametrically opposed as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jim Jordan agree that facial recognition poses a unique threat to privacy and civil liberties.
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Since then she has monetized every aspect of her person, openly sexualizing and objectifying herself, from her art book of selfies to her own series of emojis to wrapping paper featuring her thonged butt, all of which, needless to say, are diametrically opposed to Swift's brand of innocence.
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I hope Refinery29 will always be a place where we can feature women with different viewpoints and ideas, and then discuss them for their merits — I hope we will continue to publish ideas that are diametrically opposed alongside each other, and explore the gray areas in between them.
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"On the internet everything is simplified, and when you meet people face to face, it turns out they're complicated, there may be somebody who you think is diametrically opposed to you when it comes to their political views, but you root for the same sports team," Obama said.
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" Trump's complaints about attending, per The Washington Post: "[Trump] said Tuesday to several advisers that he fears attending ... may not be a good use of his time because he is diametrically opposed on many key issues with his counterparts — and does not want to be lectured by them.
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Bakersfield, California (CNN)As Steve Bannon muses about a hostile takeover of the Republican Party, Corry Bliss's young army of GOP activists are engaged in a diametrically different mission -- knocking on doors in the nation's most competitive districts to lock down the party's control of the US House in 220.
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"They are corporatist globalist media who are diametrically opposed to the economic nationalist agenda that President Trump presents…if you think they're gonna give your country back without a fight, you're sadly mistaken…" Bannon refers to the press as the "opposition party" and says we've been wrong since day 1 pic.twitter.
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"On behalf of the Parti Québécois, I want to formally dissociate our political party and party authorities from any activity or meeting, a result of personal initiatives, with representatives of this party, whose history, doctrine and propositions are diametrically opposed to the values of the Parti Québécois," Péladeau wrote on Facebook.
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Before long, the concourse outside the ground is going to resemble some sort of massive Antony Gormley exhibit, with hundreds of diametrically opposed statues staring eerily at each other from various vantage points, including a little sculpture of Patrick Vieira spitting at Neil Ruddock on top of the ticket office.
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Sure, it's an compelling concept — a clash between two mythical forces with one human at the center who unwittingly has the power to change it all — but, the novel's characterization of tech as diametrically opposed to belief reads as antiquated and stale in 2017, 16 years after the book's initial release in 2001.
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But for all their superficial similarities, Tweetsie and Westworld have nearly diametrically opposed philosophies: While the former clings to a representation of the West that dominated American pop culture for decades, the latter demands a radical rewriting in which the background characters of western mythology come forth to demand their day as heroes.
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Tamar of the River is simultaneously about as far away as you can get from Hamilton and as far away as you can get from traditional musical theater, which makes it Hamilton's diametrically opposed twin — it's similarly ambitious and atypical, with a similarly unique take on the power of myth and history.
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I'm surprised that Quinn and Rachel became so diametrically opposed so quickly — I guess Coleman is pretty good at what he does — but I can't deny the power of a scene like the one where Rachel goes to comfort Quinn about her dead father, only to leave shaking in rage and fear.
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Sanders seeks a surge Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, a self-described democratic socialist, is diametrically different from Trump in almost every respect.
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But let us be mindful of the actions of Mr. Trump thus far in the early weeks of his presidency that are diametrically opposed to such a world vision (to name a few, "America First," the barring of citizens from seven Muslim-majority countries, and disparagement of NATO and the European Union).
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When two public figures as seemingly diametrically opposed as Rihanna and Melania Trump ended up on the same continuum (one that began with them in full pinup mode and ended with both in full cover), my critical hackles went up and the little hairs on the back of my neck started tingling.
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This replicates a similar dynamic we saw in the House of Representatives, where the demands of the right-wing Freedom Caucus (who wanted to roll back more of Obamacare's insurance market regulations) and a sort of Coverage Caucus (who claimed to be concerned about their constituents losing insurance) seemed to be diametrically opposed.
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While the two items are more or less diametrically opposed in concept outside of the shared Microsoft properties, if you're looking for a holiday gift for a student that simultaneously says "I want you to succeed at college, but I also hope you play tons of Xbox instead of studying," it's a pretty great deal.
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Rather than Trump pivoting between two diametrically opposed groups of advisors — the "America First" camp of economic nationalism led by White House Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon and the "Family First" camp of economic pragmatism helmed by presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner — he is, in fact, oscillating among no less than four distinct clans.
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What's more, both governments remain diametrically opposed in their policy positions: The US will keep crushing sanctions on Iran's economy until it ceases its support for terrorism, building missiles, and developing its nuclear work; Iran, on the other hand, doesn't want to look like it's caving to the pressure by coming to the negotiating table.
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The formal and thematic elements of Armitage's work, as much as his artistic education, align it with the more narrative branches of the School of London, namely the paintings of R. B. Kitaj, with a smidgen of Francis Bacon and David Hockney thrown in (if those two diametrically opposed figures can cohabit a single artist's imagination).
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What trade lawyers are asking: Is this the strategy of a nationalist administration set to paint either an international trade organization or the judicial branch as diametrically opposed to its America first policy or, similar to the roll-out of the travel ban, is the administration not prepared for the impact of the president's public statements?
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Watching Monday's Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE email investigation, it often seemed like the Justice Department inspector general (IG) produced not one but two diametrically opposed reports.
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Indeed, Democratic Senator Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE of Rhode Island demonstrated just how nimble most members of Congress are in holding diametrically opposed positions without a whiff of self-awareness.
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Republican leaders are still struggling to satisfy two diametrically opposed forces: moderates who want to see to government lend more support to middle and low-income people to buy health insurance and conservatives who want to see Obamacare repealed more fully so that even popular regulations like the one requiring insurers to cover people with pre-existing conditions disappear.
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Sanders did himself no favors by refusing to agree with Biden's suggestion that the two Democrats share similar goals diametrically opposed to Trump's ("details make a difference," Sanders said); refusing to fully commit to choosing a woman running-mate ("My strong tendency is to move in that direction") and initially seeming dismissive of the Paris Climate Accord ("Who cares").
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Kraft Heinz acknowledged on Friday that it had made a $143 billion bid for Unilever, but the two companies' corporate cultures could not be more diametrically opposed: ■ Unilever, the Anglo-Dutch maker of Dove Soap and Lipton tea, has spent the last seven years working to reduce its carbon footprint, use more sustainable materials and promote global health.
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Saturday's release of a Democratic House Intelligence Committee memo rebutting an earlier GOP memo alleging FBI abuse of the surveillance process shows just how diametrically opposed the committee's Democrats and Republicans are when it comes to the FISA surveillance of Page — and the origins of the larger investigation into Trump and Russia now led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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If you went to the Neue Galerie in New York over the summer to see George Grosz's magnificent "Eclipse of the Sun" (1926), a razor-sharp satire of corruption in the Weimar Republic, you will blink twice in front of his "Self-Portrait with Bird of Prey and Rat" (1940), which seems to have sprung from a diametrically opposed aesthetic.
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The diametrically opposed motions, filed Thursday in federal court in California before a midnight deadline, showed just how far apart the players and U.S. Soccer remain not only in what they consider a fair outcome but also in their basic concepts of what constitutes equal pay despite years of litigation, depositions, public relations campaigns and — amid it all — two straight World Cup championships.
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WASHINGTON — Making their closing arguments in a closely watched trial, federal prosecutors and defense lawyers presented diametrically opposed versions of the conduct and motives of Gregory B. Craig, one of Washington's best-known Democratic lawyers, who is accused of lying to the Justice Department about work he did to help a foreign government burnish its reputation in the United States.
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A stronger dollar can boost earnings for exporters paid in greenbacks, but a weaker level also makes imports cheaper for commodities priced in the U.S. currency "It was a matter of time that Trump's diametrically opposed policy objectives (fiscal expansion and protectionist bias) and outcomes (higher U.S. Treasury yields and consequently stronger dollar) came home to roost," Vishnu Varathan, a senior economist at Mizuho Bank, pointed out in a note.
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But ironically, it can only really serve that purpose for two diametrically opposed groups of people: those who only need something very simple and those who are technically savvy enough to work around iOS' limitations and create workflows that match what they can do on a more traditional Mac or Windows PC. We can get into debate about whether it needs a mouse pointer, windows, a more robust file system, and all the rest.
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The big challenge for policymakers today is that, you know, reputable economists are on two completely and diametrically opposed sides of an argument, one will say well look, monetary easing you've got to carry on negative rates that's no problem provided that you can keep the economy moving and other people say no, this is a long term, it's got huge consequences and negative consequences for the economy, and it's really tough.
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A person would be hard pressed to find two brands as diametrically opposed as Telfar, the gender-blind, trend-agnostic line by Telfar Clemens that has fetishized the one-shouldered top and left-of-center proportion, the subway performative embrace of self, and Rodarte, where the sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy traffic in the stuff (and fluff) of cinematic fantasy: lace and ruffles and rosettes and point d'esprit, often seen through a darkened lens.
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When asked about the effectiveness of Schumer's media appearances, Annie Clark, a spokeswoman for Collins, said the Maine Republican "has been busy working and hasn't had time to watch much TV." Schumer's media approach to the Senate impeachment trial is diametrically opposed to that of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) who hasn't held a news conference since the start of the trial and has saved his remarks for the Senate chamber.
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Two of the best examples of this, and two of the better shows of the summer, are "Preacher," now in its second season on AMC, and "The Strain," which begins its fourth and last season on Sunday on FX. "Preacher," based on a comic book about a Texas minister with a Godlike power to command obedience, and "The Strain," based on a series of novels about vampire-like creatures conspiring to take over the planet, are smart and serious takes on the superhero and horror genres — with almost diametrically opposed approaches.
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Even if presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE loses on Tuesday night, he'll be well positioned to revolutionize the GOP along principles diametrically opposed to the reformist program pushed by Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), Krauthammer argued Tuesday.
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Ron DeSantisRonald Dion DeSantisFlorida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Florida governor orders criminal investigation into handling of Jeffrey Epstein case Groups ask court to block ex-felon voting law in Florida MORE (R), who was endorsed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, setting up a battle of two diametrically opposite populist agendas that will need to tailor their messages to win the votes of more moderate, independent voters.
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