The very act of disagreeing with the Islamic State is essentially equivalent to disagreeing with God.
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"He had the habit of disagreeing with everybody," Muminov said.
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" Houser: "Avoid agreeing or disagreeing with anything the person says.
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No such thing as the idea of reasonable people disagreeing.
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Disagreeing, the N.R.C.C. rushed new money into Mr. Coffman's district.
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But I can't imagine your mom disagreeing with that, either.
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But instead of disagreeing with her, I found myself nodding.
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We're often disagreeing, but we're both serious about our work.
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The couple, who married last summer, sometimes found themselves disagreeing.
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Disagreeing with your spouse over the terms of your divorce?
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So I'm agreeing with you but I'm disagreeing with this description.
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Pretty much they were disagreeing on everything up until that point.
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I just wonder say hi before you start disagreeing with me.
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I'm not disagreeing with you in any way, shape, or form.
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Others were more sincere, merely disagreeing with Game Freak's decision making.
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Grant wanted to know some strategies for disagreeing with someone thoughtfully.
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They seem almost scandalized that someone is disagreeing with them in public.
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Rosengren said disagreeing with the Fed's policy path has not been easy.
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The kind of person you would say you respect even while disagreeing.
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Her speech was interrupted several times by shouts from other MEPs disagreeing.
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Inevitably, some will walk away from the process disagreeing with the outcome.
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Now we're questioning everything, when really it's just people disagreeing with us.
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This is not a question of disagreeing with a person's political views.
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"You have a couple of friends disagreeing with you," the teacher said.
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That may have left CEOs wary of publicly disagreeing with his policies.
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What's the biggest thing that either of you can remember disagreeing on?
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"I'm not disagreeing with you that they're coming through airports," she said.
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"This is not just two experiments disagreeing," he said at the time.
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First, you have to decide if the subject is worth disagreeing about.
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Plato, while certainly disagreeing with him about certain matters, admired him enormously.
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"They're disagreeing more than we would have expected," one law professor said.
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But disagreeing with the minister's tastes (or lack thereof) misses the point.
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"India stands out, China does not," he said, disagreeing with Mr. Guinness.
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Both Barr and Durham released statements this week disagreeing with Horowitz's conclusions.
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And 85033 percent say he is natural-born American, with 27 disagreeing.
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JOHN HARWOOD: See, I'm not disagreeing— PAUL RYAN: I think that's totally legitimate.
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Video of the event does not show the president disagreeing with his supporters.
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I don't disagree for the sake of disagreeing, as the word "rebellious" suggests.
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While disagreeing about almost everything, each is certain he or she is right.
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"This is a problem, too, when you start disagreeing with yourself," Chesters said.
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"It's not the fact that the couples were disagreeing," Dr. Kiecolt-Glaser said.
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Factions within the Republican Party find agreement by disagreeing with President Barack Obama.
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The nativity stirred up controversy online, with some disagreeing with the political overtones.
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He enjoys disagreeing with me about the relative merits of "Swan Lake" productions.
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It lets you think about what the issue is and why your disagreeing.
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I don't mind disagreeing with people, when they get like rude or personal.
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Microsoft has continued to bid on the deal, despite employees disagreeing with the move.
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The DOD is staying silent on the issue, neither agreeing nor disagreeing with KBR.
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Disagreeing with your spouse or partner about money is not necessarily a bad thing.
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Then there's Prince Charles and the Duke of Sandringham, who are disagreeing over Catholicism.
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After some disagreeing, both sides figured out ways to better support P-TECH students.
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Disagreeing with someone else's views can quickly alter their otherwise strong perception of you.
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Later on, she was upfront about disagreeing with the choices of her male directors.
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Rogers was in the minority in that decision, disagreeing with the appeals court's ruling.
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" Far from disagreeing, Ryan said, "What's said in the family stays in the family.
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The agency sent a letter, seen by POLITICO, to CEN disagreeing with the standards.
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But analysts say there is little to be gained by disagreeing with the president.
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Sometimes we would both be quoted — disagreeing — in articles or interviews about the war.
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Others said the Navy secretary had angered Mr. Trump by publicly disagreeing with him.
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Disagreeing with a judicial decision is the right of every litigant, including the president.
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Then, in 2016, the Supreme Court reinstated the conviction, disagreeing with that judge's finding.
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Disagreeing constructively is a skill — one of the most difficult and important there is.
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"My father would seldom shy away from disagreeing, but nor would she," Scalia said.
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The key is disagreeing well, and moving beyond the conflict to the best answers.
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" He also offered an extended appeal to "moral courage" — one aimed implicitly but squarely at the handful of Republican senators who say they're open-minded — by suggesting that true courage "comes not from disagreeing with your opponents but from disagreeing with your friends.
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Disagreeing with journalists and holding us accountable when we get facts wrong is one thing.
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Friends and neighbors are disagreeing, and these States of ours have never felt less United.
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Polls suggest that half the population favour doing so, with 30% disagreeing and 20% unsure.
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Facebook posted a blog disagreeing with the German ruling and declaring their intent to appeal.
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Some say yes, some say no, with scientists disagreeing about what exactly is a species.
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The video plays a series of clips of prominent Republicans criticizing or disagreeing with Trump.
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Under Dodd-Frank, the president can't fire him simply for disagreeing with his policy preferences.
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Mulvaney said he was "surprised" that many Republicans were disagreeing with Trump on the deal.
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Sometimes, if the situation is casual and the subject is trivial, disagreeing isn't an issue.
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"When this is all over, we can go back to disagreeing on things," he said.
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So you could be fired for not disagreeing enough with the people above you. Right.
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The line about disagreeing with what you say but defending your right to say it?
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He said staffers disagreeing with him does not suggest the president is doing something wrong.
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Those days of disagreeing and being able to continue a conversation just don't exist anymore.
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Gary Cohn resigned as National Economic Council director after disagreeing with the president on tariffs.
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But Trump still wasn't pleased, disagreeing with his US trade representative in front of reporters.
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Poe, disagreeing with her strategy, attempts to stage a mutiny but is stopped by Leia.
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Others said he angered President Trump by publicly disagreeing with him and threatening to resign.
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The Senate, disagreeing with some tweaks made by the House, refused to pass the budget bill.
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And something tells me Warren will keep us cheerfully disagreeing for many more months after that.
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When you have people disagreeing on the fundamental nature of reality, those disagreements don't go away.
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I am on record as disagreeing with President Trump, including on aspects of his immigration policy.
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But the Office of Government Ethics was unequivocal in its own conclusion, disagreeing with the President.
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Schultz did not stop at disagreeing with the policies proposed by Warren, Harris and Ocasio-Cortez.
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As in any democratic system, disagreeing with the majority is rarely a good reason to disengage.
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" In disagreeing with Trump, Giuliani said Tuesday evening that he has a "mixed view of it.
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Disagreeing without being disagreeable, which is one of "Point Taken" 's laudable objectives, has become difficult.
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Men haven't injected it into barbershop arguments; nobody's ever said, "Minority, please," before disagreeing with me.
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NIXON: By disagreeing with you because I don&apost think industries have been sunk by environmental regulations.
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And simply disagreeing with Keith Ellison I don&apost think amounts to a gross abuse of duty.
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The company on Tuesday issued a statement expressing sympathy for Fox's family but disagreeing with the verdict.
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And I don't think-- Warren and I are disagreeing that you could make the taxes more progressive.
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Warriors fans would be forgiven for disagreeing but it's hard designing a logo around throwing a mouthpiece.
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In truth, we can respect the concerns of law enforcement officials while respectfully disagreeing with proposed policies.
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This also leaves room for counterspeech, where disagreeing commenters can refute posts or share their own rebuttals.
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"We've got to restore integrity and confidence in government," Hugin said, disagreeing that Trump is mainly responsible.
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Only 33 percent approved of Trump's decision to fire Comey, with 47 percent disagreeing with the decision.
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Koum reportedly decided to resign after disagreeing with Facebook over its approach to personal data and encryption.
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Hawaii, the justices carefully tried to answer just about all the arguments made by the disagreeing justices.
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The second episode opens with a humorous segment: the group disagreeing over where its name came from.
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Maybe he'll pick Elizabeth Warren for vice president and we can go back to disagreeing about her.
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Cornyn grinned when Schiff joked about once disagreeing with a quote from Robert Kennedy, a legendary Democrat.
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"Being annoying, downvoting, or disagreeing with someone, even strongly, is not harassment," states the site's new policy.
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But the same thing happened in cases where, in theory, the justices were disagreeing about constitutional rights.
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Sometimes putting the label on something means that two people who agree on something end up disagreeing.
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But a broader survey of 64 European academics by the Center for Macroeconomics and the Center for Economic Policy Research showed 78 percent disagreeing or strongly disagreeing with the German view, offering a snapshot of a long-running policy divide between Berlin and much of the rest of Europe.
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Despite disagreeing with statements from Washington, Summers says the Fed should be careful about raising rates too quickly.
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Then, barely 24 hours later, May was disagreeing with decisions her new ally has taken in her absence.
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But given the United States' current political climate, a comedy about disagreeing with your family's "traditions" feels timely.
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Independent voters polled were more evenly divided, with 53 percent calling for Trump's impeachment and 44 percent disagreeing.
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Did you ever find yourself sort of strongly disagreeing with something that Steve Jobs, in particular, was pushing?
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The tenth-century ruler, it is said, promised that officials would not be executed for disagreeing with him.
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We humbly submit that if you find yourself disagreeing with Beyoncé, you might want to rethink your position.
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The two sides are disagreeing over price, said these people, and it is possible the talks fall apart.
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He was this jerk who was so wrong and wouldn't give an inch to anyone disagreeing with him.
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PG: I can't imagine anyone in America disagreeing with the idea that we should all have health care.
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If you want to keep your seat, disagreeing publicly with Trump is the surest way to lose it.
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Generalist judges, who end up disagreeing with one another and causing administrative confusion, should keep their hands off.
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And one of the things I was telling people is, you can't underscore being cooperative and not disagreeing.
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My young son, whenever we're disagreeing about something and he's in high dudgeon, it's always an awful feeling.
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A billionaire hedge fund manager disagreeing with the IRS over taxes would normally miserably fail the newsworthiness test.
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We tend to perceive someone disagreeing on our politics as someone who is disagreeing with our fundamental sense of how we think the world should be in terms of morality... You decided for them that they are not seeing the world in the way you think the world should be seen.
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Another Under Armour-sponsored star is disagreeing with founder Kevin Plank's comments earlier this week praising President Donald Trump.
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In the fandom wars, the only possible explanation for someone disagreeing with you about a movie is malicious dishonesty.
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And Tay is disagreeing again with the idea of Haleigh moving with Brian to Tennessee for a new job.
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It's also possible that the problem has something to do with Perdue disagreeing with Trump on trade and immigration.
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Baker, Hogan, and Scott all hail from blue-leaning states and have a history of disagreeing with President Trump.
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"I'm not disagreeing with you that they're coming through airports," Sanders responded, continuing to defend the administration's misleading claim.
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On other issues, I am on record as disagreeing with President Trump, including on aspects of his immigration policy.
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Third, populists claim to speak in the name of the "the people," and often demonize those disagreeing with them.
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This week on Giz Asks, we talked to bioethicists, disagreeing doctors and the World Health Organization about their opinions.
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Mr. Ryan has threaded the needle by supporting Mr. Trump while also openly disagreeing with him on some issues.
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We rarely get to hear such a wide range of people disagreeing with each other at the same time.
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Despite disagreeing with some of the report's conclusions, Comey wrote that he respected the professionalism of the inspector general.
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Brian Fallon, the Democratic strategist, wrote me a thoughtful note yesterday disagreeing with my column after it appeared online.
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Mr. Trump's statement accused the Eagles of disagreeing with his stance that all players should stand for the anthem.
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Here we get into the niceties of interpersonal relations; some people have a knack for disagreeing without being disagreeable.
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In the episode, interior designer Grace accepts a job to redecorate the Oval Office — despite disagreeing with Trump's politics.
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Given your close relationship to the disagreeing parties, Miss Manners would advise staying out of the line of fire.
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Matt: But the important thing is that we can talk about it good-naturedly – disagreeing, without seeking to destroy.
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Nonetheless, Murphy spent months disagreeing with the Democrat-run legislature over which taxes to hike and by how much.
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Brandon from Locust Grove, Ga., said disagreements help both parties: I think that disagreements can help both people see whatever they're disagreeing about the other way, and help them both really think about the topic they're disagreeing on, so I do agree with Mr. Grant when he says "We're at our most imaginative when we're out of sync" because disagreeing about something helps you see it from another person's perspective, and that might make you think about things you never saw in the topic before.
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In addition to France, at 33%, these 10 countries reported the highest percentages of people disagreeing that vaccines are safe.
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If given a good reason, some may even vote for Democratic candidates despite disagreeing with them on some social issues.
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Russia has regularly signaled in past years it was disagreeing with OPEC before ultimately agreeing on policy during formal meetings.
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He also made news by disagreeing with George W. Bush's stance on gay marriage in 2004, according to NBC News.
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Quadros said the watchdog will vote against the proposal for disagreeing with the inclusion of regulatory fines in the restructuring.
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My daughter was getting Bat Mitzvahed, and she starts disagreeing with her Torah portion when she's reading me her speech.
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Unlike Justice Thomas, Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Alito did not make a note of disagreeing with the Louisiana order.
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About two hours into the hearing, Charlie's parents abruptly left the court after disagreeing with a comment by the judge.
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Disagreeing without being disagreeable -- or even without getting and staying really angry -- has become impossible or close to it. 4.
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Just yesterday there was this odd fight between Nancy Pelosi and the "squad" over tweeting, over disagreeing with each other.
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If there's a large number of people disagreeing, there might be something I'm not seeing, so let me see it.
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"Despite him disagreeing with basically the entirety of DACA, we all managed to have an incredibly productive conversation," binarize said.
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Half of Republicans in the Politico-Morning Consult poll said the attacks against McConnell were appropriate, with 28503 percent disagreeing.
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He found himself at at odds with the White House over disagreeing on Obama's goal of closing the detention facility.
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Teachers should be encouraged to speak up as individuals, even if that means disagreeing respectfully with union leaders and colleagues.
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Thirty-seven percent say the party made an honest effort to work alongside Trump and the GOP, with 22010% disagreeing.
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They were equals, "fire and fire personalities," as Mr. Reed described them, sometimes passionately disagreeing but always talking it through.
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The intelligence community has widely agreed that the Russians worked to get Trump elected with congressional Republicans disagreeing en masse.
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While not disagreeing with Straub, a different Japanese filmmaker came to mind when I first saw Mülheim (Ruhr): Yasujirō Ozu.
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"They're disagreeing more than we would have expected," said Jonathan H. Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University.
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More than one has driven multiple Republicans to take the hazardous step of publicly disagreeing with their loyalty-obsessed president.
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Julia Angwin, the third co-founder who was fired after disagreeing with Ms. Gardner, is reportedly in talks to return.
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Mr. Tillerson never got that kind of forceful endorsement and was often undercut by Mr. Trump openly disagreeing with him.
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" Disagreeing with Alito, Ginsburg wrote that "neither US foreign policy nor national security is in fact endangered by the litigation.
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Notably, that what seems to get a Trump Cabinet official forced out is not scandal but disagreeing with the boss.
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Yet Geoffrey Cox, the attorney-general, declared that, although disagreeing with the judges was acceptable, impugning their motives was not.
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But the people who Trump has cyber shamed haven't actually done anything wrong – with the exception of disagreeing with him.
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He's also the rare official who has mastered the art of delivering bad news to Trump and disagreeing with him.
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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen asks judge to reduce sentence MORE also issued a statement disagreeing with the threshold statement.
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By not disagreeing with someone who I had categorized as standing for everything I stood against, did I become them?
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Trump's own Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, has openly acknowledged disagreeing with his boss's position, and supports renewing the treaty.
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In my clinical experience, many women are socialized to doubt themselves and continually apologize for disagreeing or upsetting their partners.
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I would certainly advise against disagreeing with her in public, since she may feel attacked or undermined (as she alluded to).
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They create environments in which pupils get used to the tools of democracy, such as debating controversial issues and disagreeing respectfully.
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It's a solution that allows her to continue her relationship with a church she loves — despite disagreeing with her local leaders.
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The back and forth began earlier this month with the three disagreeing over how far Democrats should go on gun laws.
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Disagreeing with the notion that the only appropriate response is the be agreeable, Pompeo encouraged other women to ask for more.
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Their belief is so righteous and pure than the only possible reason for someone disagreeing with it is malice or greed.
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Following Einhorn's criticism, Chewy founder and former CEO Ryan Cohen wrote an opinion piece disagreeing with the hedge fund manager's comparison.
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Of course, giving and receiving gifts is awesome and makes you warm and fuzzy inside — no one is disagreeing with that.
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When you bring up the disagreement, you get a hell of an education, because you see what the disagreeing points are.
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Polls suggest that about half the country wants to let them do so within Ireland, with 30% disagreeing and 20% unsure.
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Some of them stayed home, or even voted for Mr Jones, despite vehemently disagreeing with his pro-choice position on abortion.
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Disagreeing with the CBO when it detracts from your arguments and highlighting its findings when it validates them is hardly new.
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So Women are being told to not vote Hillary is sex betrayal & Becuz another progressive woman says something disagreeing I'm sexist.
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The GOP senator has refused to say for months if he would ultimately support Trump, despite disagreeing with his controversial statements.
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Yes, it can be contentious, and yes, it can be a lot of people disagreeing, but there's exhilaration to that, too.
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US is disagreeing with any references to "free trade"—insisting it must be "free and fair trade," according to the person.
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Kelly has been outspoken about getting tough on border security, in addition to disagreeing with Obama on Iran and Guantanamo Bay.
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Jenner also said she remains a dedicated conservative because of economic matters despite disagreeing with the GOP's stance on social issues.
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Registered voters are more bullish on the economy, with 28500 percent saying it is on the right track and 6900 disagreeing.
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Everyone should beware, because it seems like disagreeing with the Department of Justice means you must be evil and anti-American.
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"This type of attack isn't about disagreeing on issues — it's about dismissing the potency of our grassroots movement," Lau's email read.
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They speak their minds, even when it means (gasp) disagreeing with the way a co-worker runs his or her shop.
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It's possible ... and I can understand it," he said, later disagreeing with himself and stating, "Although personally I can't understand that.
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I encourage it, argue, debate, communicate even if it's disagreeing with me, do it, that's what they're supposed to be doing.
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Most critics love arguing about movies, because they often find that disagreeing with their colleagues is what makes their job fun.
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" There were a few, however, who supported Fonda's "willingness to try and love the person while disagreeing with many of his policies.
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He never lost an election, and he managed to do it the fair way, disagreeing with his opponents on policy and substance.
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Florida lawmakers are publicly disagreeing with President Trump's claim that the death toll in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria is not accurate.
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The reason being that it can't be that the CFOs disagreeing with the CEO, then the question is who's running the company.
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"The letters were fairly split between agreeing and disagreeing with our editorial — probably slightly more anti-Hillary than pro-," Mr. Feyer said.
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Reuters reported last month that talks between SAIL and ArcelorMittal were at a standstill, with the two companies disagreeing on key terms.
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The plastic surgeon is a loyal confidant of his boss and has never shown any sign of disagreeing with his radical course.
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As well as disagreeing with the central bank's inflation forecasts, the market now reckons interest rates will rise only once in 2016.
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I was listening to my friends, these guys do their basketball podcast, and they were disagreeing with each other on virtually everything.
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He is right about that most of the time, but he spends too much time and attention worrying about the disagreeing fools.
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A gruff general, disagreeing with Kirkman and peacocking around the edges like a cartoon villain, serves as a pretty flimsy straw man.
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When he thought that I might be disagreeing with him, his protests became more emphatic "No, no, no, I do," he said.
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It told the publication it is "hardly alone among companies that contribute to organizations while strongly disagreeing with them on climate policy."
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Mr. Graham, 63, said he is the same old Lindsey, working with Mr. Trump when he can and disagreeing when he must.
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Even if we ended up intensely disagreeing about politics, her angry idealism and devotion to creating a more just world was infectious.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis continues to hold sway at the White House, despite sometimes disagreeing with the President on national security matters.
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Word of the Day : the quality of disagreeing; being unsuitable and inappropriate _________ The word incongruity has appeared in 28 articles on nytimes.
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And with her enemies all disagreeing on what she should do, it's hard to see why she'd feel that she has to.
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But there is a difference between disagreeing over taxes and negotiating one's place in America, the bodies of your children, your humanity.
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It's through disagreeing with other people that we make progress, that we learn to look at aspects we had perhaps overlooked initially.
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The network issued a statement on Friday disagreeing with a proposal in Trump's immigration blueprint that would set new limits on legal immigration.
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The Oversight Committee appealed, disagreeing with Jackson's analysis on the privilege issue and arguing that she should have ordered DOJ to produce everything.
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Despite disagreeing with the way the "Empire State of Mind" rapper responded to his wife, Clinton "loved Homecoming" regardless, she told the outlet.
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"We're hardly alone among companies that contribute to organisations while strongly disagreeing with them on climate policy," a Google spokesperson told The Verge.
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It wouldn't be long before the two were estranged, as Tracy began disagreeing with both his father's business decisions, and his patented style.
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On Facebook, the leading topic of conversation was around Trump and moderator Chris Wallace disagreeing on the Republican presidential candidate's statements about Aleppo.
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But it later rose as MPs within her party said they wanted May to stay in power despite disagreeing with her Brexit proposals.
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" Vehemently disagreeing, former One Direction member Niall Horan argued that the better solution would be for there to be "no guns at all.
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A poll conducted last year found opinion evenly split about whether Japan should admit more foreign workers, with 42% agreeing and 42% disagreeing.
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Folks were actively disagreeing with her casting because she was not a white woman, despite the fact that Ariel is...a mythical mermaid.
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Much of his time was spent disagreeing with other radicals, attacking Proudhon in particular, whom he likened to one of the "bourgeois economists".
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You may already feel yourself disagreeing, but this is just one person's opinion so we urge you to keep calm and read on.
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But a Reuters poll released the previous day delivered a very different verdict: 85033 percent agreeing with Trump's course against 41 percent disagreeing.
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"We're hardly alone among companies that contribute to organizations while strongly disagreeing with them on climate policy," a Google spokesperson told the Guardian.
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The executive holds the two disagreeing leads responsible: they must figure out not what's best for them, but what's best for the company.
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Wojcicki's techniques include calling out microaggressions when she sees them, stating her comments confidently, disagreeing without hedging, and getting more women into tech.
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I don't know the answers, but I have seen that, in situations like Jahi's, the child can sometimes get lost amid disagreeing adults.
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We're in Northern Paris' 9th arrondissement, the part they call home, and the pair spend some time disagreeing over where we should eat.
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That policy shift continues to divide the group, with members disagreeing about the need to support a fair oil price and boost revenues.
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I think anyone reasonable or responsible would be disagreeing with the racism, sexism, and terrifying destruction of civil liberties that this presidency entails.
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Until Sandra Day O'Connor retired, he spent a few years in dissent disagreeing with her about what their joint opinion in Casey meant.
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Independents were more evenly divided, with 50 percent calling it a real threat, 41 percent disagreeing and 9 percent saying they were unsure.
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Spencer had angered Trump by publicly disagreeing with the president over his decision to intervene in Gallagher's case, and had threatened to quit.
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There is also a concern he does not take well to people disagreeing with him, though this is rejected by one senior executive.
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After a full year of disagreeing with each other weekly, the columnists reflect on moments in their careers where their own minds changed.
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Because I stand behind my comments that the tax cuts will pay for themselves, despite "The New York Times" disagreeing with me today.
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Google said in the Guardian report: Were hardly alone among companies that contribute to organisations while strongly disagreeing with them on climate policy.
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The leaked documents said that a number of party officials were purged for disagreeing with the campaign or attempting to release Uyghur detainees.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis resigned in spectacular fashion, with a not subtle letter after disagreeing with the President's foreign policy regarding the military.
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For months, I have been disagreeing with experts who steadfastly denied that this information constitutes FBI material subject to bureau restrictions and control.
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And what makes up that News Feed has attracted a lot of scrutiny, with many disagreeing with the company's stance over the years.
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Standing is the legal requirement that you, specifically, are harmed by the claimed action — in a way more precise than just disagreeing with it.
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But among Republicans, there's a significant income gradient, with more affluent Republicans being closer to the party leadership's priorities and less affluent ones disagreeing.
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By now you've probably seen that he broke sharply with the scientific community by disagreeing that carbon dioxide is a primary global warming driver.
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"According to country singer Mel Tillis, his father was 'endlessly contrary' towards his wife (Tillis's mom), constantly disagreeing with what she wanted," Nail said.
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Even within the government, the prime minister's lack of grip means that cabinet ministers have started openly disagreeing about what shape Brexit should take.
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On the flip side, 31 percent of Republicans strongly disagree that Russia got involved on behalf of Trump, with another 163 percent "somewhat" disagreeing.
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For Brannan, it was starting his own political groups in Brooklyn after feeling like an outsider and disagreeing with the way things were run.
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" And the American Family Association agreed, saying that Kavanaugh "wrote a moderate opinion disagreeing with the priests on a foundational constitutional religious liberty principle.
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A New York District Court judge has ruled that President Donald Trump may not block people on Twitter for criticizing or disagreeing with him.
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"Everyone should beware, because it seems like disagreeing with the Department of Justice means you must be evil and anti-American," Bruce Sewell said.
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"We are losing our sense of humor nowadays," King said, disagreeing with O'Donnell who had raised concerns about the original performance of the song.
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McCloughan's relationship with team president Bruce Allen has completely deteriorated over the last few months, with both men disagreeing on a range of issues.
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United States, going so far as to write a separate concurrence disagreeing with Chief Justice Roberts' dissent from a summary order of the court.
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When disagreeing feminists frame their differences as generational, they essentialize as permanent and biological something that is in fact simply in negotiation through time.
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Exposing yourself to a variety of people is useless if you spend that time disagreeing with them and comforting yourself with your own opinions.
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" Despite the "disagreeing" over the whistleblower, Haley backed Trump on his overall impeachment stance, calling it a series of "political games back and forth.
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Meanwhile, on Tuesday, Warren and Sanders had to argue with various no-name moderates rather than the person they were really disagreeing with: Biden.
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The uncomfortable truth is that my defensiveness comes not from disagreeing with her assessment of my parenting, but from the painful shame of agreeing.
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Tulsi Gabbard who strayed from the pack, explaining that she agrees with Hillary Clinton on this issue despite disagreeing with her on many others.
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The fact is that if you're disagreeing with an intelligent person, there's about a 50% chance you're right (or wrong) in any particular instance.
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Walsh, who is known for his candor and for disagreeing with the GOP establishment, has repeatedly defended Mueller against Republican attacks on his investigation.
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India's best choice would be to emulate China, said Panagariya, disagreeing with naysayers who argue that advances in labour-saving technology make that impossible.
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Patrick Toomey of Pennsylvania disagreeing with a notion Shelton raised that the U.S. should consider following its global peers when they devalue their currency.
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The question of journalistic privilege has been a hotly debated topic in the United States, with federal courts disagreeing on how much reporters are protected.
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Get curious before getting mad You may be tempted to assume the person disagreeing with you is arrogant, guilty of overstepping or just plain wrong.
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Their efforts paid off in May's presidential election, when every major candidate pledged to meet the target, disagreeing only about how quickly to do so.
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Not everyone she approached took her up on the offer, with some disagreeing with her objective and others refusing out of concern for their status.
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Friday's decision was split 5-4, with Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin and three others disagreeing with giving an exemption to Quebec and to other individuals.
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United by a loathing for Italy's tainted mainstream parties, Five Star activists are a heterogeneous bunch, often disagreeing on issues such as privatisation or abortion.
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"Is anyone disagreeing with his main point: we solved the problem of stories in games by giving up on making them truly interactive?" said Pratt.
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This left Democrats in the absurd position of needing to halfheartedly defend Sessions's integrity even while disagreeing with him nearly across the board on policy.
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Rather than simply disagreeing over policy outcomes, we are increasingly blind to our commonalities, seeing each other only as two teams fighting for a trophy.
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Despite disagreeing on CFPB's impact, they bonded over expanding opportunities for minorities through smart financial regulation, rebuking the bluster of the hearing and larger debate.
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He exploded at an umpire in similar fashion back in June, accusing him of rigging the match after disagreeing with his ruling on a ball.
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Gary Cohn, the president's top economic adviser, announced his resignation this week after disagreeing with Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Vladimir was kicked out of high school three times, once for disagreeing with his teacher's assertion that Dostoyevsky, who died in 1881, was pro-Communist.
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There's nothing wrong with disagreeing with the Trump administration's immigration agenda (I disagree with it too), but it's awfully strange for Donald Trump to disagree.
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Polarization is not merely a matter of people disagreeing on specific political issues; it's about the very foundations of a shared American social reality fracturing.
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I remember quite clearly: It was for disagreeing with someone about the life sentence handed to Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the Silk Road website.
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"Disagreeing with the President's decisions on foreign policy matters or whose advice he's going to take is in no way an impeachable offense," Sekulow argued.
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On Tuesday, senators sparred over one spending bill and canceled consideration of another, disagreeing even on the parameters for what they were willing to debate.
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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen asks judge to reduce sentence MORE both issued statements disagreeing with Horowitz's conclusion about the investigation being justified on Monday.
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It's not just that people are increasingly disagreeing with intolerant statements when asked by pollsters, which could be driven by a taboo against explicit racism.
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I admire and respect him, even though (or because) I find myself disagreeing with some of what he writes and some of the conclusions he draws.
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The other modules are prone to arguing, bickering, disagreeing, subverting one another, spasming uncontrollably, staging coups, freaking the fuck out, and all sorts of other hysterics.
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I think a lot of people are disagreeing, you may even disagree with him on that, but, no I would disagree with him on that, respectfully.
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The tax has been debated ever since, with countries still disagreeing on how to levy it, on which products, for which companies and at what rate.
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His coaches urged him to go on and push through the pain, disagreeing with him about the "validity or severity" of his ailments, but he couldn't.
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"We dentists did not see any ethical problems with the study itself," he wrote, disagreeing with Kanger's view of the level of destruction of the teeth.
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He says that besides disagreeing with her on abortion and same-sex marriage, he didn't find her to be honest even before she ran for president.
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Between the lines: Of course there's a difference between calling out fellow Democrats for thinking they're not progressive enough and disagreeing with the DNC on debates.
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After disagreeing about who would lead the parade, organizers decided that a member from each group would have one representative at the front of the march.
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Progress has been slow, with the government delegation and its opponents disagreeing fundamentally on the terms of such a transition, including whether Assad must leave power.
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It is much easier to get disagreeing colleagues to sit on their hands meeting by meeting than to agree to announce a plan for higher inflation.
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However, in this instance, we were going back and forth on Twitter, disagreeing about "mansplaining," and I believed he was defending a sexist point of view.
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Let's not, and you and I may end up disagreeing over this, the way this election turned out is not because of tech or Russian disinformation.
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His parents break up after disagreeing about his treatment, and daddy (Robert C. Treveiler) takes over and trains Christian so he can fight back against bullies.
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She said she was fired after bringing up pay disparities and disagreeing about the company's decision not to fire the second employee accused of acting inappropriately.
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In other words, we can disagree massively about race and race-related behaviors and policies in America without anyone disagreeing at all that racism is bad.
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"She's one of the best players in the air …" As Ellis continued, Lavelle contorted her face, disagreeing with her coach about her ability in the air.
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Although I grant requests from prosecutors far more often than I deny them, I've written several opinions disagreeing with them on the use of investigative technology.
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That's how, despite disagreeing with Captain America's libertarianism, Millar came to an understanding of where Cap was coming from and how to make his argument convincing.
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A spokesman for Graham told The Hill on Thursday that there's nothing inherently contradictory in agreeing with the president on some issues but disagreeing on others.
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Social justice issues were a key factor in holding up legislation, with lawmakers disagreeing on how the policy should benefit people disproportionately impacted by marijuana enforcement.
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It's hard to see the Supreme Court disagreeing if this year's suit ever reaches it — and continuing to uphold a system that is so un-American.
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For those who follow the NFL closely, relative sympathy for the kneeling players is highest -- 46 percent say the protest is appropriate, with 51 percent disagreeing.
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Despite disagreeing with easy monetary policy and its negative impact on those who save, Bäte said "there are many other things" Europe needs at the moment.
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The mechanic had to order a part, so we spent another night in the berth at River Forest, agreeing about "Seinfeld" and disagreeing about President Trump.
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The tone of Ellison's letter underscores how civil the DNC leadership race had been until now, with the candidates hardly ever even disagreeing with one another.
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Crossman says she clashed with Mixon in the wake of the march, disagreeing on everything from travel costs to what should come next for the movement.
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"They realise that by stating their position and disagreeing with someone else, they can end up having a better conversation," says Maureen O'Hern, a teacher in Boston.
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A Climate of Hope is an extended dialogue between Bloomberg and Pope, with the two alternating chapters throughout and at times even disagreeing on potentially important issues.
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By disagreeing with previous federal appeals courts decisions, the court created a dispute among the federal appeals courts — one that only the Supreme Court could clear up.
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He says disagreeing with policy is one thing, but worries Snoop is now crossing into a dangerous area -- where he's potentially giving twisted people very wrong ideas.
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But when you were listening to a talk, disagreeing with a talk, your mind inevitably engaged, and as a consequence, your body needed to move and fidget.
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And sometimes it's simply a matter of audiences and critics disagreeing, but the congruity between critics and audiences at TIFF indicates that something else is at play.
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Strongly disagreeing with the claim that "over the past few years blacks have gotten less than they deserve", for example, reflects a high degree of racial resentment.
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Fired for lying, for disagreeing or for resisting; resigned in scandal, in disgrace, over being ignored, or from fatigue and there are rumors of more to come.
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"If at any given time 50% of the room isn't disagreeing with you, you're probably not saying anything," Ardern told CNN affiliate Radio NZ earlier this year.
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Her parents were Trump voters, and she found herself disagreeing with them about what the causes of society's ills were, and what the best solutions might be.
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She even differed with Trump, on occasion, over Russia regarding Syria and the Ukraine, in defending the UN, and in disagreeing, for example, over the Charlottesville march.
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A Reuters poll earlier this week indicated that the immigration ban has popular support, with 49 percent of Americans agreeing with the order and 41 percent disagreeing.
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"Nobody is disagreeing with the smart wall," says Hurd, a former CIA agent who is one of the few members of Congress with a computer science degree.
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In late October, he tried to be supportive of Mr. Pearson, despite disagreeing with him about the company's communications strategy in the wake of the Philidor revelations.
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Disagreeing with the party on issues is the biggest reason for those who lean Democrat but do not affiliate, but to a lesser degree at 33 percent.
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Mitchell was enraged at Fauci going on CNN and publicly disagreeing with Trump's suggestion that the CDC should allow the use of the anti-malaria drug chloroquine.
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Two sets of justices filed concurring opinions, disagreeing over whether the majority should have taken account of a Senate report in addition to words of the statute.
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I hate to break this to you, but I'm not insecure about who I am — and I'm comfortable with people disagreeing with me and telling me so.
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Mr. Garcia abruptly resigned from the investigation in 2014, disagreeing with the way the organization had characterized the results of his inquiry, which were never made public.
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They parted company disagreeing over the Algerian revolt, which Camus curiously opposed, and over Sartre's Communism, a party membership that Camus briefly espoused but soon bitterly rejected.
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The straight-laced incumbent is being dogged by questions about whether he will support Trump — despite disagreeing with him — as the campaign heads into the home stretch.
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Davis, of the generic drugs association, concurs that "the threats and challenges facing the generic sector in the U.S. remain very real," despite disagreeing with Nostrum's moves.
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It is even more remarkable that the Supreme Court was unanimous — across appointees of Presidents of both parties — in disagreeing with the lower courts on these points.
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Amy Klobuchar and Durbin quizzed Gorsuch on his interpretation, with Klobuchar pointing out more than once that the Supreme Court was unanimous in its decision disagreeing with him.
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They've engaged across the board with the administration on immigration issues, from urging Trump to keep DACA to filing briefs in federal court disagreeing with Trump's Muslim ban.
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Now everyone's calling legitimate articles and opinion pieces that contradict their own prejudices "fake," as though disagreeing with something implicitly means it was manufactured out of whole cloth.
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There's a lot of time for things to go wrong, ranging from North Korea testing another missile to both sides disagreeing on where the summit should take place.
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Consequently, he'd rather have a DHS head who suggests arresting local politicians for disagreeing with Trump than a DHS head who advises Trump to avoid doing illegal stuff.
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The rapper continued to lay down praise for the movie, retweeting favorable praise from other Twitter users and disagreeing wholeheartedly when contrarians jumped in his mentions to argue.
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" A few minutes later, the rapper tweeted, "So Women are being told to not vote Hillary is sex betrayal & Becuz another progressive woman says something disagreeing I'm sexist.
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"He had the habit of disagreeing with everybody," said Muminov, a 38-year-old from Stow, Ohio, who works as a truck driver, just as Saipov once did.
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The article was a published letter Givens had written to a friend who questioned how to support church leadership despite disagreeing with the recent policy regarding gay members.
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But in some heartlands of Catholicism, bishops and other prominent figures are busy disagreeing about the boundaries of the Catholic community as defined in a much narrower sense.
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Those hurdles are in the form of lending restrictions, disagreeing local laws and their own internal company firewalls as banks rush to cover that new and growing market.
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Check out some more video from VICE: The United States will be turning its back on proven science and disagreeing with essentially every other country in the world.
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But the tax, intended for transactions involving shares and derivatives, has been debated ever since, with countries still disagreeing on how to levy it and at what rate.
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Before joining Deutsche, Piquemal resigned from EDF after disagreeing with the French utility's investment to build Britain's Hinkley Point nuclear plant, a source told Reuters at the time.
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For Cloudflare, it's not about agreeing or disagreeing with the beliefs expressed by the websites in its network; it's a general focus on protecting everyone who merits protection.
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When I stopped by after the races, Wilma was making rice and beans and the boys were outside grilling pork chops, disagreeing about how best to cook them.
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Wenk said he continued to enjoy a good relationship with Zinke's Interior Department, although disagreeing about the administration's approach on the habitat and number of Bison in Yellowstone.
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There has been a partial government shutdown since last week because of Trump and Democratic leaders disagreeing over $5 billion in funding for the president's desired border wall.
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That election is much on my mind now, as I watch the results of Friday's voting with my family, disagreeing on what it might mean for the future.
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When a team is as ahead of the curve as the Panthers seem to be, disagreeing with the consensus on a class might actually be a good thing.
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He won by appealing to voters' patriotism in many respects, complaining about federal leadership, arguing against bad trade "deals" and generally disagreeing with status quo politicians and policies.
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But she stood out among the Trump appointees not by disagreeing with Democratic appointees but by taking on two judges named by former President Ronald Reagan, a Republican.
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And by focusing on a decision that has not been made yet (whether to include women in the draft), he sidesteps the potential for disagreeing with military leaders.
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Marvel at how quickly they will "revoke your veteran status," as one threatened me, for disagreeing with their celebration of endless war or the politicians who prescribe it.
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"Offshoot groups such as the LeBaron family began to form in Mexico in the early 1900s" after disagreeing with the central Mormon church over polygamy, per the Post.
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"While I may be disagreeing with some of the things that other folks involved in World War Zero believe, that doesn't mean we can't work together," she said.
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Despite disagreeing with him on trade, immigration and climate change, Mr. Macron figured out early how to appeal to the president: He invited him to a military parade.
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Well, think again: Geoscientists have been debating the nature of Hawaii's hotspot for more than a decade, disagreeing on everything from how deep it is to whether it moves.
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I had just asked him about the spate of pipe bomb devices sent to prominent members of the press and political class known for disagreeing with President Donald Trump.
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"We should use that to speak up for the many people rotting in Turkish prisons just for disagreeing with Erdogan," he added in an interview with public broadcaster SWR.
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On Saturday, President Donald Trump called former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper "political hacks" for disagreeing with his friendly stance toward Russia.
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While he released a statement disagreeing with the report's criticism of his attitude, he told local media on Tuesday that he was not sure he would last the week.
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Investors have been trying to figure out what may happen to the European Central Bank money-printing program, with policymakers disagreeing on whether to set a definitive end date.
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"We do not share the analyses that the territorial caliphate (of Islamic State) has been annihilated," French Defence Minister Florence Parly said on RTL radio, disagreeing with Trump's assessment.
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The social network is basically disagreeing with every definition of anything related to facial recognition tech and biometrics to avoid being found responsible for having broken the state rules.
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It's not just far-left environmental groups coordinating with state prosecutors to promote criminal legal action against businesses and organizations guilty of nothing more than disagreeing on an issue.
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"Everyone should beware, because it seems like disagreeing with the Department of Justice means you must be evil and anti-American," he said in an on-the-record statement.
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The talks, which started on Wednesday, are already hampered by Podemos and the Socialists disagreeing on a series of fundamental questions, including a possible referendum on independence in Catalonia.
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No teacher should be punished for disagreeing with the union and no teacher should have to jump through hoops to voice displeasure with union policy positions by resigning membership.
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Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk have a testy history of disagreeing about the potential for artificial intelligence, with Zuckerberg as the optimist and Musk as the prophet of doom.
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He said he would stand up to the White House and the VA's political leaders to implement his agenda, even if it means disagreeing at times with President Trump.
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Russia's influence Young Syrian refugees are divided on whether Russia's impact on the conflict is positive or negative, with 49% saying Russia has a positive impact and 46% disagreeing.
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Americans are disgusted with violence, with propaganda, with disinformation, with defiling individuals for disagreeing, with assailing survivors of sexual assault, and with stiffing the innocent victims of Hurricane Maria.
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The discourse surrounding the United States Senate is often a bit ridiculous for those not energized by the thought of 21 women and 79 men disagreeing with one another.
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" Having grown up in an evangelical Christian family, she remarks, "I believe in the value of disagreeing and overstating," adding, "I don't think a lukewarm take is worth having.
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They're so afraid of being rejected by others for disagreeing with them or putting up a fight that they just cave in as if that will make them likable.
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It's because they're too confident in their own opinions, often fueled by past success, and also because they're afraid of the political consequences for disagreeing with the powerful person.
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The tech flyaround • Airbnb's C.E.O., Brian Chesky, and its C.F.O., Laurence Tosi, are increasingly disagreeing over strategy as the company prepares for a potential initial public offering next year.
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Only 39% of Hispanic poll respondents say the Democratic Party "cares about people like me," with 21% disagreeing and 32% saying they neither agreed or disagreed with the statement.
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It's about disagreeing without being uncivil," Pompeo said before stressing the need to "show unfailing respect for each other, simply because we are all human beings created by God.
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When the alert lights up our phones, we assure one another that we're disagreeing from a place of respect and emphasize the importance of necessary disharmony in healthy relationships.
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The inspector general also said that he was "surprised" by Durham's decision to issue a statement Monday disagreeing with his conclusion as to the predicate of the FBI investigation.
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The two never saw eye-to-eye in Congress, sharply disagreeing over Cruz's role in the 2013 push to defund ObamaCare, which led to a politically costly government shutdown.
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Whether they're agreeing on Sean Paul being awesome or disagreeing on how best to spell Gyllenhaal's name, the pair share a chemistry that is quite positively delightful to witness.
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They seem to think that's the best way to wield influence in Trump's Washington — better, at any rate, than publicly disagreeing with Trump in the areas where they disagree.
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"The larger concern that lots of people have is it seems this administration has a pattern of, when disagreeing about policy choices, instead of just disagreeing about policy choices, they attack the underlying science, which is just a disingenuous way of trying to discredit the real concerns of impacts on endangered species or water resources or critical habitat," said Klein, who now works at the New York University Law School State Energy & Environmental Impact Center.
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Specifically, Morning Consult asked respondents if they agreed that: For the first two questions, agreeing is seen as a sign of racial resentment, whereas for the latter two, disagreeing is.
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Several NBA partners have spoken out defiantly over the last few days, saying China's sovereignty over Hong Kong is non-negotiable and disagreeing with the league's handling of the situation.
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The government said it would be ready for trial in Virginia by mid-May, disagreeing with Manafort's lawyer Kevin Downing that it was a complex case that required more time.
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As with other issues, that one broke down along party lines, with three-quarters of Democrats concluding that he acted within bounds and a roughly equal proportion of Republicans disagreeing.
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They do a few thought exercises involving classic marriage issues like wanting different cuisines for dinner, disagreeing on television shows, and lengthy mother-in-law visits to New York City.
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She's had a big year, traveling around the country to talk about job training, shutting down her fashion brand, and sometimes disagreeing with her father (although only behind the scenes).
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And, presuming that what we know of the February 14 memo is true, then Trump's former FBI director will be on record directly disagreeing with the President's version of events.
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So broken, gone are the days of members disagreeing vehemently on the floor of Congress, while still getting to know each other and their families aside from their political differences.
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Throughout the 1980s, when they were out of power, the Democrats remained factionalized on foreign policy, broadly disagreeing over issues like the nuclear freeze or the wars in Central America.
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The dilemma has created a rift within the BOJ with its board members disagreeing on ways to address the dangers of prolonged easing, minutes of the October rate review showed.
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Alley hasn't fully endorsed a presidential candidate yet, but in September, she tweeted that she liked Trump after disagreeing with the way "60 Minutes'" Scott Pelley was interviewing the candidate.
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Three on that short list — Judges Joan Larsen, David R. Stras and Amul Thapar — were among those identified by The Times as having a penchant for disagreeing with Democratic nominees.
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Despite usually disagreeing with my opinions on comics they both agreed the event no longer feels like it has the same excitement or vitality it has had in previous years.
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The agency had the highest percentage of staff strongly disagreeing that their workload is reasonable, as well as the highest percentage strongly agreeing that the work they do is important.
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The lawmaker is requesting more details from the Commerce Department surrounding events that led administration officials to criticize NOAA staff for disagreeing with Trump that Dorian might veer into Alabama.
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In the same interview with CBS, Bannon also said top Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn should have resigned after disagreeing with the president's reaction to violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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" And the writer Susan Orlean echoed that sentiment: "I think this is the time to be noisy — to be loud about disagreeing when it comes to matters of essential unfairness.
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The accord appeared shaky even before it took effect, with the parties disagreeing on issues that have sunk past peace plans, like the fate of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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The question is whether Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq can reach a deal despite disagreeing about the regional power structure, or whether the wider competition for influence will torpedo an accord.
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President Donald Trump has promised to repeal and replace former President Barack Obama's signature piece of domestic policy, often called Obamacare, but has been stalled by Republicans disagreeing over possible changes.
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That means we are unlikely to get away from some form of the current situation: platforms enforcing discretionary rules that ban legal speech, and users disagreeing vehemently with the platforms' choices.
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Travel decisions can potentially turn into a landmine that hurts your friendship, from disagreeing on where to eat breakfast to how much time it takes to get ready in the morning.
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"I'm disagreeing with that framework," Rosengren said at the Global Interdependence Center in San Diego, referring to the Fed's "balanced" approach to achieving a 2-percent inflation target and full employment.
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" He warned of mass unemployment and loss of human dignity, disagreeing with those who, like the mathematician Alice Mary Hilton, believed machines would herald a golden age "free of human drudgery.
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In 1827, he wrote his lone dissent on a constitutional matter in 34 years on the bench, disagreeing with the court's decision upholding a state bankruptcy law in Ogden v. Saunders.
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After disagreeing with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke about how many bison can be sustained in Yellowstone National Park, its superintendent, Dan Wenk, says he's being forced out, the Associated Press reports.
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"Liberals think that if you see a Nazi on the street, by letting him exist but disagreeing with him you are achieving some sort of moral and political victory," Robertson said.
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Shortly afterwards, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland met U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer for their fourth set of talks in four weeks with the two sides still disagreeing on major issues.
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An optional angle-of-attack indicator would tell the pilots what the sensors were seeing, and an optional disagree light would indicate when the two sensors are disagreeing with each other.
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She also notified Comcast's human resources department, but according to a case summary, she was fired for not returning to work after disagreeing with Comcast over how to remedy the situation.
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"We're hardly alone among companies that contribute to organizations while strongly disagreeing with them on climate policy," a Google spokesperson told The Verge in October when asked about The Guardian's report.
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She went on to criticize Attorney General William Barr for issuing a statement disagreeing with Horowitz's conclusion that the investigation had an adequate predicate, calling it an "attack" on the bureau.
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Widodo, who won a second five-year term in April, his last under current rules, said in a Twitter message his "position was clear in disagreeing with a three-term presidency".
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When each of us makes a commitment to engage in public and political discourse by actively listening to and even disagreeing with others without being disagreeable, we can strengthen our communities.
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Mohammed Umer Daudzai, Mr. Ghani's special envoy for peace, said he hoped the large meeting would create consensus among disagreeing Afghan factions and set the parameters for negotiations with the Taliban.
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Yeah, but they're not ... what we have failed to do is to show that we care personally about the people who we're disagreeing with, and we utterly failed to do that.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland met U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer for their fourth set of talks in four weeks in Washington with the two sides still disagreeing on major issues.
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People were close to evenly split about whether they think the major tech companies like Apple, Google, and Facebook should be split up, with 47 percent agreeing and 50 percent disagreeing.
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Publicly disagreeing with Trump's stance on this issue was banned on the subreddit—not out of a concern for LGBT rights, but because "this sub supports Donald Trump" regardless of stance.
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However, those eagerly anticipating this contest will have to wait a little while longer as talks reportedly broke down thanks to a money dispute with both camps disagreeing with purse ratio.
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But at the risk of disagreeing with Tusk's father, the vote is more likely to weaken the European Union, strengthen its foes and undermine the quality of democracy across the European continent.
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He came under fire for his own offensive tweets, and he and Trump went their separate ways in early August, with the two disagreeing on whether Stone quit or Trump fired him.
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But whether those Americans knew — and even whether they were retweeting the fake accounts to support what they had said or publicly disagreeing with them — may not have mattered to the trolls.
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Uber is no stranger to disagreeing with local regulators in the course of its operations, and it has largely been successful in the U.S. and abroad in negotiating around rules where necessary.
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In May, a judge ruled that it is illegal for Trump to block people on Twitter for disagreeing with them, because it violates their right to free speech in a government forum.
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There are many reasons someone might be hesitant to speak up in meetings — fear of public speaking, being afraid of rejection or even worrying about the ramifications of disagreeing with your boss.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The planned Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline connecting Germany and Russia poses no threat to Europe's energy security, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Friday, publicly disagreeing with her Polish counterpart.
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Kyrgios has already had a run-in with Murphy this year when back in June he accused the Irish umpire of rigging the match after disagreeing with his ruling on a ball.
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"Everyone should beware, because it seems like disagreeing with the Department of Justice means you must be evil and anti-American," Bruce Sewell, Apple's general counsel and senior vice president, told reporters.
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It's also funny, visually pretty, and surprisingly weird—but the plot is too cluttered, feeling like the product of dozens of very talented people disagreeing with each other and making bad compromises.
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I think Seth highlights several issues where Lamb was not only where his district is but also where Democrats are, whether it was disagreeing on the tax cuts, fighting for unions, etc.
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Pressed for clarification, the show's producers, the episode's director and the actors themselves sent out mixed messages, publicly disagreeing with one another and even contradicting themselves about the intention of the scene.
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Whether they're disagreeing about religion, bringing a narcoleptic to dinner, or serving up a side of salmonella with their turkey, here's our definitive guide to the best Turkey Day-themed TV episodes.
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This year, ODNI did not want the senior officials to be seen on-camera as disagreeing with the president on big issues such as Iran, Russia or North Korea, sources told POLITICO.
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Finally, whether on Iran or climate change, Europeans have gotten accustomed to disagreeing with the U.S. over the last few years in a way that would have been unthinkable under previous administrations.
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Durham's office also issued a statement Monday disagreeing with some of the conclusions of Horowitz's report "as to predication and how the FBI case was opened," though he did not elaborate further.
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On Tuesday, Trump criticized FBI Director Christopher Wray in a tweet, disagreeing with his characterization of the inspector general report and casting doubt on his ability to fix a "badly broken" FBI.
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But many of those who could end up losing freelance work consider themselves progressives, so it has been confusing to find themselves disagreeing with a progressive lawmaker over a union-backed law.
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Economists have begun wrestling with basic questions about what this sort of change would mean and disagreeing over whether it would cost more or less than the country's current health care system.
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The first is the President disagreeing with his host, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and his own national security adviser by saying he wasn't "personally bothered" by North Korea's recent short-range missile tests.
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Washington (CNN)Conservatives are publicly disagreeing with the White House on the fate of two judicial nominees, revealing a rare schism among Republicans as they continue to approve record numbers of federal judges.
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Hugin, who donated money to Trump's 2016 campaign, has tried to distance himself from the president's more incendiary rhetoric, disagreeing with Trump's proposal to end birthright citizenship and calling for "compassionate" immigration reform.
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"We are disagreeing with [Saudi Arabia] currently when they are blockading Qatar, when they continue the war on Yemen without reason, the way they kidnapped the Lebanese prime minister," the foreign minister said.
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The official also says it's unlikely Moore's comments to Bloomberg News disagreeing with the president on interest rates had anything to do with the matter, because it's unlikely the president saw those comments.
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Though the test is not a pass-or-fail exercise, the data could give fresh impetus to agreeing on a solution with Italy and the European Commission seemingly deadlocked, disagreeing over state support.
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One can agree with the premise of your argument for "Why Israel needs a Palestinian state" (May 20th), while strongly disagreeing with the analysis explaining why a Palestinian state has not come about.
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The president has repeatedly said his trade war with China will not hold back the economy despite many major economists, members of the Fed and the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office disagreeing with him.
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Peace talks have also resumed in Geneva, but progress has been slow, with the government and its opponents disagreeing fundamentally on the terms of a political transition, including whether Assad must leave power.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) positioned herself in opposition to Vice President Joe Biden, disagreeing with his abortion stance and support of the Hyde Amendment at an MSNBC Town Hall on Wednesday evening.
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From the first album they bought to the first concert they attended and their most embarrassing on-stage moment to their ideal weekend off, the Kellys are revealing all — and disagreeing on most!
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He's not anti-cash, per se — "nobody's disagreeing that cash is good," he told me — but he does think the new paper's findings are a bit more negative than Faye or Glassman do.
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And after Trump won the election and took office, it became a leader of the "anti-anti-Trump" movement, attacking Trump's critics even while disagreeing with the substance or execution of his actions.
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Israeli citizens are divided over whether Azaria should be pardoned for his crime, with 67% disagreeing with the court's decision and only 19% against a pardon, according to a Channel 2 News poll.
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I believe strongly in civility in public policy debates, and before the Trump administration do not believe I have ever used words like dishonest in disagreeing with the policy analyses of other economists.
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Because when a person very close to the most powerful person in the country and the person they are, theoretically, closest to in the world are publicly disagreeing, it's worth taking note of.
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I, on the other side, have said I'm not disagreeing with the fact [that] anecdotally they might work, but my job is to prove definitively from a scientific standpoint that they do work.
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Indeed, Mr. Ramadan himself accused me in 2011 of "betraying the community" (code for disagreeing with him) when we argued about the French ban on the face veil on a BBC television program.
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But the pitfalls of that approach have begun to emerge, with protesters disagreeing over tactics and goals and lacking a consistent position from which to negotiate — even as the government toughens its stance.
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Such a development would indicate that the two Gulf OPEC producers are moving forward with the project, which they shelved in 2013 after disagreeing over how to share the gas back on land.
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But in Austria there is no doubt that the unlikely partners will make for what many expect to be an awkward and uncomfortable pairing, disagreeing as they do on important issues, especially immigration.
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"The movement seems too vague for my liking, and I would not like to associate myself with something I could end up disagreeing with in the future," the Buffalo High School sophomore said.
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Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon said in CBS interview that top Trump economic advisor Gary Cohn should have resigned after disagreeing with the president's reaction to violent protests in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The fact that on this, support is hovering around 50 percent approval, with a substantial minority disagreeing, provides support for Chait's thesis that the "peripheral elements" of Trump's coalition could break from him.
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Trump, in particular, has used the specter of an open court seat to try to convince traditional conservatives to check his name off on their ballots despite disagreeing with many of his other positions.
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While the generation gap does play a role in heightening tensions, it's not the primary reason — disagreeing over liberal or less traditional values is the real point of contention for many family WhatsApp groups.
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He reportedly shows little interest in reading briefing documents, spends much of his time on the golf course or watching cable television – all the while disagreeing with the Washington establishment on just about everything.
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Disagreeing with the Chairman of the most advanced AI company in the world about automation is a dangerous game, but there are three things that can challenge his statement: timing, incentives, and economic realities.
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In the wake of the report's release, election security debates ramped up on Capitol Hill, with Republicans and Democrats strongly disagreeing on what steps, if any, Congress should take ahead of the 22019 elections.
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"Over the course of this week, like I think a lot of American families, my family —a lot of it on email—has been discussing this and disagreeing and arguing about it," Wallace remarked.
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"I, on the other side, have said I'm not disagreeing with the fact anecdotally they might work, but my job is to prove definitively from a scientific standpoint that they do work," he said.
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"I can just tell you the kind of public disagreement and the kind of language that sometimes is being used toward disagreeing with her on a number of fronts, foreign policy issues," Tlaib said.
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For much of 2019, Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, the two leading liberals in the race, worked almost in tandem at the debates, batting away more moderate rivals and rarely disagreeing with each other.
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"The time I remember most vividly disagreeing with her was about the selfie line," Lau said of his boss and their discussions in 2017, when she was running for re-election to the Senate.
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Despite reportedly disagreeing with the prosecutors, Shea did not tell Barr or Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen about the recommendation until after it was submitted to the court, according to the New York Times.
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A widely respected, hard-nosed diplomat who had already been approved by South Korea in a process called agrément, Cha was reportedly dropped after disagreeing with Trump administration officials over the "bloody nose" strategy.
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Several GOP lawmakers who voted against the national emergency went out of their way to argue that they were simply preserving the sanctity of the Constitution, and not so much disagreeing with Trump at all.
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Health care was a key issue, with both candidates promising to protect people with pre-existing conditions but disagreeing on the extent of government involvement in health plans and the role of private insurance companies.
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EU states have already approved a version, but parliament has been unable to vote through a text, with lawmakers disagreeing over how "automatic" the separation of trading activities into a separate legal entity should be.
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North Korea does something and claims that it is super dangerous and/or totally peaceful; the US leads the rest of the world in disagreeing vehemently with whatever it was that North Korea just said.
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We had a few special guests and it was funny, it was dramatic, it was great because the Beverly Hills women, they keep it classy, so even when they're disagreeing, they keep their s— together.
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Over the next 15 years, successive federal and state governments have tried to revive the mines or to sell them off, often disagreeing on the course of action and taking their disputes to the courts.
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Arsenal director Josh Kroenke, son of Stan, responded with an open letter "respectfully disagreeing" with the fans' view of where the club is at and insisting he, his father and the club "want to win".
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In June, it was Murphy again on the end of one of the Aussie's infamous temper tantrums, with Kyrgios accusing the Irish umpire of rigging the match after disagreeing with his ruling on a ball.
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Washington (CNN)Former FBI Director James Comey said he acted appropriately in his handling of the Clinton email investigation, disagreeing with some conclusions in the lengthy report the Justice Department inspector general's office released Thursday.
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One guy is describing the tail, and one guy is describing the leg, and one guy is describing the trunk and one is describing the belly, and they're all disagreeing about what the world is.
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Judge Anna J. Brown of United States District Court for the District of Oregon said in her jury instructions that disagreeing with the opinions of the defendants was not enough to support a guilty verdict.
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A U.S. appeals court on Thursday said a former Northrop Grumman Systems Corp employee's complaints about the company's arbitration policy were not protected by a federal whistleblower law, disagreeing with the U.S. Department of Labor.
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His relationship with President Trump is thought to be rocky, with Mr. Trump posting messages on Twitter that undercut Mr. Tillerson's diplomatic efforts and Mr. Tillerson openly disagreeing with the president on important policy matters.
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Kudlow said the "gossip" about Trump and Kelly disagreeing regularly was "just wrong," noting that the commander in chief attended a Christmas dinner on Friday for senior White House aides and lavished praise on Kelly.
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Roger Stone is suggesting an indictment against him could be coming — "I'm next on the crooked special prosecutor's hit list," he wrote in a fundraising email — and some commentators aren't disagreeing that that is a possibility.
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Jones wrote a separate opinion agreeing with the decision to have Jane Doe appear before a judge, but disagreeing that the Garzas should be allowed to continue representing Jane Doe if she did want an abortion.
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Sectarian rivalries have grown even sharper since the outbreak of Syria's civil war, with competing power centres supporting opposite sides in the conflict and disagreeing over how to manage an influx of more than 1m refugees.
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BILL GATES: Well, the-- some people think when you defend capitalism you're defending the tax rates we have today and saying that higher absolute tax rates or more progressive tax rates, that you're disagreeing with them.
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Russia fights ISIS and Assad fights ISIS, he said, suggesting Putin and Assad could be Washington's allies -- even disagreeing with Mike Pence when his running mate said military action against Assad might be in the cards.
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Trump came into office disagreeing with most of the bipartisan consensus held by the national security establishment, including top military leaders, on issues ranging from the future of NATO to the threat posed by Vladimir Putin.
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SAO PAULO, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian conglomerate J&F Investimentos SA and Netherlands-based Paper Excellence are disagreeing on the final price for pulpmaker Eldorado Brasil Celulose SA, local newspapers reported on Wednesday citing unnamed sources.
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Nor was this the only bust-up involving Mr Chailly: this month, another stage director, Graham Vick, was asked to leave a production at La Scala after disagreeing with Mr Chailly on another question of interpretation.
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Billy Wayne Corkerin, a large white-haired man with a nasal cannula assisting his breathing, agreed to take part — to the surprise of his wife and despite his disagreeing with the phrase "honoring the gods," plural.
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The Arctic Council's remit excludes military matters, but participants have already clashed, with the Washington Post reporting that the U.S. had refused to sign off on a final declaration, disagreeing with the wording on climate change.
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The governor is a markedly different candidate from Mr. Trump, maintaining his balanced demeanor and even disagreeing with the volatile Mr. Trump at times, creating an unusual pairing that both men seem comfortable with for now.
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Asked about disagreements within the government on the choice of Heathrow, which is opposed by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson among others, Grayling said it would be impossible to deliver such a project without some people disagreeing.
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There was a report that we were disagreeing about aviation that was actually not true, so we definitely had some differences in what we thought the mountaintop was but it wasn't nearly what was played up.
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"I'm not disagreeing with the fact anecdotally they might work, but my job is to prove definitively from a scientific standpoint that they do work," said Fauci, who serves on the White House coronavirus task force.
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" "I find that in the real world, the way you solve problems is by really going into the details, putting forward proposals, agreeing, disagreeing on certain things - that's very healthy, that's how you resolve a conflict.
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Between the lines: While Amish people tend to side with Republican principles like disagreeing with same-sex marriage and abortion, they also, by and large, strongly believe in keeping their community and the federal government separate.
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Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas) confirmed to CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday that he plans to vote against articles of impeachment, but argued that it's still possible to do so while disagreeing with President Trump's behavior.
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"My point in the Senate is that yes, this is going to require moral courage, and that's difficult to muster, particularly when that courage is in the form of disagreeing with your own party," he said.
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A conservative, Archbishop Gänswein found himself publicly disagreeing with Cardinal Sarah, who spent the early part of the week rejecting allegations that he had tricked the aging Benedict into joining his opposition to Pope Francis' agenda.
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But if the bipartisan deal falls through, lawmakers have no clear plan to keep the government open past Thursday, with the parties disagreeing over spending priorities and the president lobbing verbal bombs from the White House.
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The U.S. currency also came under pressure from a rebound in the euro and sterling after pro-Brexit lawmakers in British Prime Minister Theresa May's party publicly pledged support for her despite disagreeing with her Brexit proposals.
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Editor's Note: This story has been edited to remove the quotes from a researcher, Roger Pielke Jr. of the University of Colorado at Boulder, who felt he had been misquoted as disagreeing with the new study's findings.
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Even members of the Republican President's own party haven't been the easiest to work with at the beginning of his term, disagreeing on everything from the Russia investigation to health care reform to those early morning tweets.
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If you look at the front page—or you open the front page and look inside—it's about disturbance, it's about negativity, it's about what goes wrong, explosions, where people are disagreeing and fighting with each other.
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Disagreeing and knowing where you each stand in relation to a particular behavior -- say, watching porn, or connecting with an ex -- allows you to understand your partner's belief system and hold your partner's mind in your mind.
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Lydia's whole outlook has been warped by her mother, who gaslit her into believing that her father was weak and that's why he died, which covers up the fact that Alpha murdered him for disagreeing with her.
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Poland's ruling eurosceptics have long argued the EU needs to be more accommodating to London, disagreeing with a more hawkish camp led by France, whose President Emmanuel Macron had sought to attach strict conditions to any delay.
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At the baby shower, West and Legend appeared to put their differences aside, just a day after West had shared screenshots of his conversation with Legend that showed them disagreeing about West's support of President Donald Trump.
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As an investigative attorney for the House Ethics Committee, I observed that the members who found themselves in the crosshairs were often those who promoted a culture of homogeneity where staffs were discouraged from disagreeing with leadership.
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The president referred to Justin Trudeau on Twitter as "meek and mild" earlier this year after disagreeing with Trudeau on trade issues at the summit, blaming Canada for a deficit with the U.S. View the discussion thread.
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The Democratic Party was significantly weakened in the 2016 elections — not just at the very top, but in state legislatures and governorships — and its members have been disagreeing quite vehemently about what the future should look like.
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Why it's not normal: It's not normal for the president to publicly threaten, even jokingly, to end the career of an elected official for disagreeing with him, especially on an issue whose reform has received bipartisan support.
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For decades, one of the most fundamental topics upon which Democrats and Republicans could agree, even when they found themselves disagreeing nearly every other issue, was the importance of fostering a strong relationship between America and Israel.
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Radia from 3D YC-Clip thinks disagreeing helps us develop our thoughts: When two persons have discussion about something it's better for them that each one has different idea, because everyone can have learned about each other's.
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But there are some who believe the brand should have faced a harsher punishment including Chopra and FTC Commissioner Kelly Slaughter, who both voted against the settlement and released a joint statement disagreeing with the FTC's decision.
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A district court judge in New York declined to toss out two of the criminal charges against attorney Michael Avenatti on Monday, disagreeing with Avenatti's argument that the counts of extortion were too vague to go forward.
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The great controversy of the previous two years, the debate over communion for the divorced and remarried, had entered a kind of stalemate, with bishops the world over disagreeing and the pope himself keeping a deliberate silence.
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"I didn't get the sense that Tillerson was disagreeing with Trump," Chaudhary said, adding that it was different than the hearing for Defense Secretary James Mattis, who at times broke with Trump on Russia and other policies.
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For Trump, it's the hell with the country or how we treat each other with respect while disagreeing politically; he'll take our political theater to a new low, regardless of the outcome for us as a people.
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In March, The New York Times reported that Alex Stamos, Facebook's chief information security officer, intended to leave after disagreeing over how to handle the threat of Russian agents' using the social network to influence American voters.
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The other parties to the multilateral deal — Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the European Union — have all told Trump to stay in the deal, and even Tillerson himself has openly acknowledged disagreeing with Trump on the subject.
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"For its part, Theranos insists this is all just fake news, telling the Journal that these allegations are a "one-sided filing by one party to litigation," and disagreeing "with much of what PFM alleges in its complaint.
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Because of the way its news algorithm matches posts to your views and interests, Facebook has an alarming tendency to silo its users into separate, ideology-driven realities where they're seldom exposed to people with a disagreeing opinions.
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A majority of Americans believe that NFL players should not be fired for kneeling during the national anthem at football games, disagreeing with President Trump on the issue this week, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Tuesday.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Irish government must treat the U.S. president's office with the respect it deserves when Donald Trump visits in November despite disagreeing with many of his policies, Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said ahead of planned protests.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - A planned $10 billion port project in Tanzania backed by China has hit an impasse, with the two sides disagreeing on terms of the infrastructure investment, a senior Tanzanian port official said on Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, the unattached life that Brooks attributes to Trump speaks more broadly to the conservative and moderate base disagreeing with the leftist elites, yet not comfortable hitching their wagon to a Trump brand of conservatism (whatever that means).
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Socially and politically, conservatism has a strong hold on this country and it's easy to find yourself ostracized for disagreeing with things too openly, and that includes standing up for your own rights in a lot of situations.
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And try disagreeing with him: Even in the noisy wee hours at Smalls — where some listen raptly in the front rows, but just as many are there to booze and gab — this searing and tumbling music cuts through.
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The announcement came hours after Jim Mattis, the secretary of defense, said that he would resign from his position at the end of February after disagreeing with the president over his approach to policy in the Middle East.
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But the other reason that the "race versus economic anxiety" debate is frustrating is that while people bicker over where, exactly, the proportions of blame should be assigned, the things they're really disagreeing about rest beneath the surface.
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Separately, the two main Catalan parties confirmed that they would not campaign together for independence ahead of regional elections in December, after disagreeing over how to renew the joint ticket that brought them to office in late 2015.
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"It sends the message that officials are disagreeing, or not communicating well, overall, which may make people worry if the information they are receiving is credible, but it would be if it was clear and transparent," Bennett said.
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Word of the Day noun: a person who dissents from some established policy adjective: characterized by departure from accepted beliefs or standards adjective: disagreeing, especially with a majority _________ The word dissident has appeared in 208 articles on nytimes.
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) said Saturday that he will continue to work with President Trump on his agenda, despite disagreeing with Trump's dealings with Democrats to put the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program into law.
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A researcher and former deputy chair of a U.N.-backed panel on climate change warned top industrialized nations against disagreeing with a report detailing the dangers of climate change, contending that "so-called superpower" cannot argue with science.
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Breaking down the YouGov poll by race shows a major difference in opinions between black and white respondents — with 33 percent of black people strongly agreeing with the statue removal and 40 percent of white people strongly disagreeing.
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The timeline and eventual cost of getting the MAX back into service is a "prominent wild card" for Southwest, JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker said, given the possibility of international regulators disagreeing about new training requirements, which could be expensive.
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He noted that despite disagreeing with them, he had managed to work with two white segregationists from the South serving in the Senate when he was first elected: Democratic Senators James Eastland of Mississippi and Herman Talmadge of Georgia.
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Chuck's merry men all agree that this self-admitted liar is telling them the truth, in the familiar manner of people who've decided to humor someone who's full of it because disagreeing would be more trouble than it's worth.
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That interpretation of "high crimes and misdemeanors" referenced in the Constitution has been subject to plenty of legal debate in recent days, with a number of legal experts disagreeing by saying that a crime is not required for impeachment.
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The Trump administration has been divided on the president's signature issue from the start, with aides disagreeing on how tough to be on immigrants who arrived to the United States illegally, especially those who came when they were children.
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In fact, net neutrality rules have been in and out of the courts since 2002, with the FCC and various industries disagreeing fundamentally on what constitutes an "information service" versus a "telecommunications service," the dichotomy at the heart of this conflict.
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DAR ES SALAAM, May 22 (Reuters) - A planned $10 billion port project in Tanzania backed by China has hit an impasse, with the two sides disagreeing on terms of the infrastructure investment, a senior Tanzanian port official said on Wednesday.
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The new experiment shows that, in a quantum world, two people can end up disagreeing about a seemingly irrefutable result, such as the outcome of a coin toss, suggesting something is amiss with the assumptions we make about quantum reality.
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If the House and Senate end up disagreeing and passing different bills, then they will have to form yet another "conference committee" to negotiate and create a new bill that both the House and the Senate will have to pass again.
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"It is tough to make money in a week where you know it can be all washed away by a couple of unelected Fed-heads disagreeing with the stated position of the board taken just a week ago," Cramer said.
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Wade legalized abortion across the country; gave platforms to women like Margaret Atwood and Germaine Greer, despite the latter disagreeing with many of Playboy's principles; and helped fund the Equal Rights Amendment and Kinsey Institute through its non-profit Playboy Foundation.
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Civility is hard work because it involves a community of discourse, that involves listening to each other, and it is at this intersection that Congress can begin inserting new life in their relationships with each other by disagreeing without being disagreeable.
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A U.S. appeals court on Monday said the vice president of a Connecticut food distributor did not violate federal labor law when he inquired about an employee's involvement in a union organizing campaign, disagreeing with the National Labor Relations Board.
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Tillerson was viewed as a moderate within the administration, frequently disagreeing with Trump over key foreign policy issues such as the president's decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement and his threats to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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The decision was made in the midst of a fiery debate at the national level over next steps around election security, with Republicans and Democrats disagreeing over what, if anything, the federal government should do heading into the 2020 cycle.
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" The Departments of Justice, Homeland Security and Health and Human Services put out a statement disagreeing with the study, saying "The report demonstrates fundamental misunderstandings of law and policy related to the safety and care of Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC).
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Jake Paul started his statement off by congratulating KSI, but quickly pivoted to disagreeing with the decision to award him the win, going so far as to accuse KSI of rigging the fight and saying that he would challenge him next.
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Trump also tried to bolster his foreign policy credentials last month when he went to Mexico to meet President Enrique Pena Nieto, but both sides ended up disagreeing about whether who would pay to build a border wall had been discussed.
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Unlike the backlash Republicans face for disagreeing with Trump on many issues, Gray says his polling shows that most Republican voters don't penalize their lawmakers for acknowledging climate change is real and a problem, even though Trump openly mocks it.
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She knows how to de-rust a vintage ink reservoir and replace ancient cracked bladders, but four years ago she was belittled on the Fountain Pen Network forum by a male commenter who didn't like a millennial woman disagreeing with him.
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News spreads around like the plague (not in a bad way, but it is comparable) and people are getting tired of hating the other side for the sake of just disagreeing, and they want more civilized discussions and respectful arguments.
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Ms. Guadagno has been willing at times to break publicly with Mr. Christie, opposing a renovation of the State House that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and disagreeing with Mr. Christie's decision to raise the state's low gas tax.
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That doesn't mean that either group is ready to flock to the GOP: Just 6.53% of Hispanics and 15% of African-Americans said the Republican Party cared "about people like me," with 38% of Hispanics and 52% of African-Americans disagreeing.
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He spoke of more "fundamental" reasons that he believes Trump is not a true member of the GOP, not because of him disagreeing with Republicans on issues or his attacks on Republicans in Congress — but because Danforth believes he is divisive.
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Gorsuch also wrote his own dissent Monday, which Thomas and Alito joined, disagreeing with the court's decision to overturn an Arkansas state court ruling that allowed the state health department to refuse to list same-sex spouses on birth certificates.
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"There's nothing unusual about a new cabinet secretary coming to office inclined to favor a different policy direction, soliciting support from other agencies to bolster his views, disagreeing with staff or cutting through red tape," Justice Gorsuch wrote at the time.
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It appears that the controversial tweeter has decided if he sees anyone badmouthing him or disagreeing with his policies on his favorite social media site, he will simply hit the digital "you're fired" button, dismissing the unwanted followers from his Twitter life.
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Sure you can read that selloff in the market as some others disagreeing with it but I think that's a little bit reading too much into it， because the rate hike expectations did not change much in the aftermath of the Fed announcement.
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In this, the president is disagreeing with his European allies, who don&apost like the fact that the U.S. has imposed these sanctions and moved this week to try to protect its own businesses and say you can do business with Iran.
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It's invasive and terrifying, especially when you consider that in some places on this planet, you can get fired or punished or jailed or killed for things like disagreeing with a dictator or being gay or being an ethnic or racial minority.
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"Disagreeing with Congress's expressly codified policy choices isn't a luxury administrative agencies enjoy," the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit said on Friday in a decision that criticized "administrative overreach" by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday threatened he would veto a massive defense bill being considered by the House of Representatives, saying it provides less money than he wants for the military and disagreeing with some of its policy provisions.
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"Because I have yet to have heard many good ideas, the movement seems too vague for my liking, and I would not like to associate myself with something I could end up disagreeing with in the future," said the Buffalo High School sophomore.
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But it will be a difficult task for Pence, who, in addition to the inherent challenges of making the case for Trump to the establishment, also has a long record of disagreeing with the nominee on a lot of his talking points.
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A cousin of the misinterpretation, this tactic involves attributing a wild claim to your ideological foes ("Democrats want to kill newly delivered babies") then disagreeing with that claim ("but I think babies are good") to win an argument you were having with no one.
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"It's strange to say that there are places in the world where making music is a crime, where you can go to jail for expressing an opinion, where you can get a punch in the face for disagreeing with some politician somewhere," he said.
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He just had such a powerful intellect, and he was such a sweet and wonderful man all the time that I was with him, whether we were agreeing or disagreeing, whether the dinner was food we liked or food we were just eating for nourishment.
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From being fired by Henry Ford II, disagreeing with the US National Park Service leadership during his stint renovating the Statue of Liberty, to legendary skirmishes with automotive industry stalwarts, Iacocca was willing to take a stand for what he thought was the right way.
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I think what you are hearing from a Kardashians here and Kanye before her, it&aposs a struggle to come to terms with being fair to the good things the president is doing while disagreeing in the areas where you think he&aposs wrong.
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But while all sides attending the talks have committed to a political transition that will follow the war, progress has been slow with the Syrian government delegation and its opponents disagreeing fundamentally on what that means, including whether President Bashar al-Assad must leave power.
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Nearly 70 inspectors general, including Justice Department IG Michael Horowitz, sent a letter to the Office of Legal Counsel disagreeing with its stance that the whistleblower complaint wasn't an "urgent concern," and warned the office that its memo would have "chilling effect" on future whistleblowers.
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"If you can't really get behind the mission or you're not relating to the people you are working with, or you are constantly disagreeing with how senior leadership is running the company, it might not be a great fit for you," said Stoddard. 5.
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The contrasting positions played out amid a backdrop of lawmakers grilling agency chiefs about draconian cuts to popular government programs, leaving administration officials with the choice of defending the spending reductions or disagreeing with Trump, who is known to prize loyalty among his Cabinet members.
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Pentagon Memo WASHINGTON — Nearly all of President Trump's top national security officials have been the target of his ire, whether it was privately dressing down his attorney general, publicly disagreeing with his top diplomat or musing about exiling his national security adviser to Afghanistan.
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With the two sides still disagreeing over issues including how China subsidizes its companies, its restrictions on data transfers, its approvals of genetically modified seeds and rules for foreign cloud computing companies, the president concluded late last week that China's offers were not good enough.
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I would suggest there's a difference between disagreeing with a political/policy action or position versus a situation where highly charged words and phrases were used publicly by a candidate with racial connotations that offended key stakeholders and are at odds with our company's values.
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Maguire pushed to cancel a public worldwide threats briefing to Congress earlier this year because he did not want senior intelligence officials to be seen on-camera as disagreeing with the president on big issues such as Iran, Russia or North Korea, sources told POLITICO.
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And accusations of ''virtue signaling'' are, more than anything, a way of walking out on that argument and dismissing it altogether — a quick and easy solution for those moments when engaging and listening, agreeing or disagreeing, seem too hard, too challenging, too personal, too dangerous.
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The morally bankrupt crowd running today's G.O.P. are getting their way not because they have better arguments — polls show majorities disagreeing with them on Comey and climate — but because they have power and are not afraid to use it, no matter what the polls say.
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If it can't do that -- and Parliament's history of stalling and disagreeing on Brexit suggests that's likely -- either the transition will be extended, or the controversial Northern Ireland protocol, which is designed to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland, should kick in.
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Designing a tax reform package is extremely tough, with Republicans disagreeing about whether to adopt "border adjustment," whether to let companies deduct interest payments on debt, whether to include the child care provisions Trump wants, whether to cap itemized deductions, and many, many more.
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Sean Spicer — who had all but disappeared from the public eye in recent weeks after barring cameras from press briefings — abruptly resigned as press secretary after reportedly disagreeing with Trump's decision to hire Anthony "The Mooch" Scaramucci, a Wall Street financier, as communications director.
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Designing a tax reform package is extremely tough, with Republicans disagreeing about whether to adopt "border adjustment," whether to let companies deduct interest payments on debt, whether to include the child care provisions Trump wants, whether to cap itemized deductions, and much, much more.
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If the WTO judges were to ignore America's national-security folderol—and there may yet be some legal precedent for their disagreeing with a member state about the nature of the tariffs it is raising—they could well rule the EU's proposed retaliation proportionate and legitimate.
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Even ABC Studios' plan to cut two cast members (including female lead Stana Katic) couldn't reduce the budget enough to make the network pick up the show (a case of a studio and network being owned by the same company but ultimately disagreeing on a show's fate).
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Whenever the moderators asked the candidates to raise their hands in response to a question, Biden did a strange thing with his hand—holding it out, instead of raising it, acting like he had something to say without necessarily agreeing or disagreeing to what was asked.
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Kashkari, though, has been one of the few overtly dovish officials on the Federal Open Market Committee, disagreeing with the majority's view that it should keep hiking to stave off future bursts in inflation and to provide some ammunition to use in case of an economic downturn.
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Perhaps the reason for this is that we have few obvious models for disagreeing well, and those we do have — such as the Intelligence Squared debates in New York and London or Fareed Zakaria's show on CNN — cater to a sliver of elite tastes, like classical music.
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The optimism she expressed that the leaders would reach an agreement at their next meeting reflected what many in Brussels instinctively know: That for the European Union to forge a common position on most matters, its member states first need to go through iterations of disagreeing.
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Again, not what I would have done, but certainly again going after corruption, Jake...maybe not the perfect call," she said Sunday, disagreeing with the President on his characterization of the July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenksy, which he has praised as "perfect.
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There was also the matter of the noise, the desperate braying of everyone talking over everyone else, the bad music, the children and dogs, the radios from the frats down the lakeshore, the car stereos in the streets, the shouting mass of hundreds of lives disagreeing.
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It is a discomfiting process, and surely many feminists will come away, as I did, deeply disagreeing with her; others will, as I did, nonetheless find her book a persuasive and valuable contribution to the continuing debate over how to deal with sexual assault on college campuses.
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Her victim response is strong, even if her convictions are not: In our current political moment, vaguely disagreeing with the executive branch will never be enough when that administration is putting children in cages and trying to ban people of certain religions from entering the country.
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But as Cruise began exhibiting more bizarre and inappropriate behavior -- such as publicly disagreeing with Brooke Shields about her postpartum depression and denouncing psychiatric medicine as part of his Scientologist beliefs -- the jump also came to be seen as a symbol of his perceived mental instability.
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VCG led $8 million of the startup's $13 million Series B back in 2015, after a bit of a shakeup at the company the previous year, which saw 500px's former CEO and co-founder Oleg Gutsol ousted after disagreeing with the board over the direction the company should take.
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For politely disagreeing with their views, I have been harassed by anti-trans campaigners who threw aside feminist principles to bizarrely accuse me of supporting rape by being trans-inclusive, of having an ugly man's face, and of not really being a woman because I am a professor.
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Bobby Jindal have tried to make the case that "Trump's Foes Are Crazier Than He Is," but a crowd chanting that an American citizen should be forcibly removed from the country for disagreeing with the president, and the president seemingly basking in the chants, makes that a tough sell.
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The researchers primarily asked whether participants had "ever avoided telling a health care provider" seven types of information, such as medication use, exercise frequency, unhealthy diet choices, not understanding their doctor's instructions, disagreeing with their doctor's recommendations, not taking their prescription as instructed or taking someone else's prescription medication.
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In addition to disagreeing over who will question him, Democrats say the attorney general has also objected to Mr. Nadler's plan to allow the committee to move into executive session — clearing the hearing room and turning off the television cameras — if necessary to discuss classified or other sensitive material.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan's president said Sunday that he will not free thousands of Taliban prisoners ahead of all-Afghan power-sharing talks set for next week, publicly disagreeing with a timetable for a speedy prisoner release laid out just a day earlier in a U.S.-Taliban peace agreement.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN Business)The annual meeting of business and political leaders in Davos wrapped up Friday with two of the world's most powerful people disagreeing over how to address the climate crisis and youth activists excoriating the international elite for not doing enough to prevent global warming.
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Davidson also points out some cases when a human planner is best, such as when an investor wants an ongoing relationship with a set financial adviser, when disagreeing partners or spouses need an unbiased financial discussion facilitator and when someone has complex investing, tax or estate-planning goals.
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Examples of potential cases include someone disagreeing with Facebook's refusal to deem a piece of content as unacceptable hate speech or bullying, its choice to designate a Page as promoting terrorism and remove it or the company's decision to leave up problematic content, such as nudity, because it's newsworthy.
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Turkey and its Western partners are at odds over a number of major matters, disagreeing over the terms and pace of Turkey's membership in the European Union, sparring over whether the Gulen movement is a terrorist organization, and over the role of Kurdish militants in Syria and their presence in Europe.
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Our thought bubble: If the White House indeed plows ahead with the executive order this week (and it has been pushed back before), it shows they're not worried about the fallout from the EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's high-profile comments Thursday disagreeing that carbon dioxide emissions are driving global warming.
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Regions of the world ranked by their trust in vaccine safety (from most to least): Countries most confident in vaccine safety Countries least confident in vaccine safety France had far and away the most science denialists in the survey, with nearly half of respondents (8003 percent) disagreeing that vaccines are safe.
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Coming off a disastrous news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, on Monday -- and an equally botched clean-up of that news conference -- Trump is, yet again, publicly disagreeing with the findings of his intelligence community as it relates to Russia's strategic initiatives to undermine American democracy.
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He replaced Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE, the former Goldman Sachs president who resigned after disagreeing with Trump's move to impose the tariffs.
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" Rhodes, disagreeing, said that, given Greenwald's "Chomsky-like" distrust of American power, "the core challenge here is trying to understand to what extent this was a matter of whistle-blowing on behalf of a public debate about transparency, and to what extent this was just about undermining U.S. foreign policy.
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After disagreeing on price, Colony Capital, the private equity firm run by Thomas J. Barrack Jr., ended talks with the boutique studio to buy some or all of its assets, according to two people briefed on the negotiations, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the process was private.
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In my current position, I am used to responding to American and European critics of foods labeled as genetically modified organisms, but I was nonplussed about why a Russian-based correspondent would be disagreeing with everything I said since biotechnology was not a pressing issue in the former Soviet Union.
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He will replace Gary CohnGary David CohnTrump says US will hit China with new round of tariffs next month Gary Cohn bemoans 'dramatic impact' of Trump tariffs Press: Acosta, latest to walk the plank MORE, who resigned after disagreeing with the president's decision to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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Like magic itself, the series has a lot to unpack: Beth Elderkin of io9 wrote that it "might be one of the most forward-thinking shows on television right now," while The Mary Sue's Jessica Lachenal found herself "disagreeing with the creative choices" during a scene where a female character is sexually assaulted.
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While I'm sure there are some who frown at the relentlessness of his political statements, who think that musicians should devote their Twitter accounts to publicist-written plugs for their albums, I can't imagine anyone disagreeing with this polemic: Mr. Levit, born in 1987, is one of the essential artists of his generation.
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I think they have done a lot of those pieces where they go out and find people disagreeing with each other in Kansas, or Mark Zuckerberg takes a trip to whatever state he happens to be in at the time and meets the real people, there's a lot of that going on.
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This isn&apost moving forward in terms of civility of discourse, and disagreeing with somebody versus, you know, hating their guts and saying I could do anything to you, whether it&aposs rhetoric or whether it&aposs physical violence to justify my cause because of, you know, who you are and what you stand for.
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Civility is more than just political politeness, although it is a significant first step, but it is primarily, according to the Institute for Civility in Government, disagreeing without being disrespectful, seeking the common good as a starting point on areas of differences and finding that common ground or "overlapping consensus" when an impasse occurs.
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In one day alone, I recently had two or three separate conversations with or about people who have left social media because of the sheer ugliness of disagreeing with relatives; the ways they feel cut off from friends or family at home because they cannot, at this inflamed moment, see eye to eye about anything.
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And with 75 percent of Mexicans disagreeing in a recent poll with the way that president Peña Nieto was handling relations with the United States, the appetite and political wiggle room to continue building a forward-leaning, strategic partnership with the United States might be significantly reduced, regardless of who's elected on July 1.
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Since Trump's been somewhat isolated during the summit â€" between disagreeing on tariffs and trade barriers, suggesting the group reinstate Russia back into the meetings, and LEAVING EARLY (prior to discussions on climate change) to meet Kim Jong-un â€" Twitter users couldn't help but suggest the image was a pretty spot-on representation of the event.
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Sadly, the real victims of this horrendously mismanaged company weren't its deep-pocketed investors, but—if the portrait painted in Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou's book Bad Blood is any indication—the many well-intentioned engineers, scientists, and other employees which the company churned through at legendary speed, most often for disagreeing with Holmes's methods or lack thereof.
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And I think particularly on the topic of election meddling, which was the exchange we just saw back and forth there, that is still the administration&aposs -- the weakest spot in the administration&aposs apple because whenever you&aposve got the secretary of state and the president disagreeing on a -- on a policy issue, it creates a major problem.
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After seeing many of the candidates in person at their campaign events, Moon, who spoke with CNN's Michael Smerconish Saturday morning, called Donald Trump "boring," Carly Fiorina and Hillary Clinton "warm" and said she would have Ted Cruz over for dinner because of an "impish glimpse in his eye" despite disagreeing with many of his views.
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Officials from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, on behalf of the larger clandestine community, don't want agency chiefs to be seen on-camera as disagreeing with the president on big issues such as Iran, Russia or North Korea, according to three people familiar with preliminary negotiations over what's known as the Worldwide Threats hearing.
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And while Mattis has, to date, avoided publicly disagreeing with Trump, "he may soon have no choice but to start being more pointed in conveying his views where matters of war and peace are concerned, both behind the scenes and in public," according to Kingston Reif, the director for Disarmament and Threat Reduction Policy at the Arms Control Association.
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For those of us who try to be consistent in our political philosophy -- agreeing with the President when his actions are in line with our policy preferences and disagreeing with him when his actions are not aligned with ours -- we are called "traitors" by whichever group of our fellow citizens disagrees with us at that moment.
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The party has lurched from one disaster to another: failing to establish a brand; faffing about over its name; publicly disagreeing over policies; producing ridiculously slip-shod campaign literature; and, in every way conceivable, allowing itself to be out-performed, out-organised, and out-thought by what is supposed to be the party of out-of-touch bigots, Nigel Farage's Brexit Party.
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But now that her dad is president, this has transformed into something that resembles real power, the kind that looks good in a photo op (she loves getting her picture taken with anyone and everyone), plays well in a soundbyte (all those inoffensive talking points about women's economic empowerment), and gets her positive press (publicly disagreeing with her father just enough).
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And they mouth these ideas about tolerance and wanting us to get along and kumbaya harmony but the truth is when they hear someone disagreeing with them, especially someone articulate and popular and has a sense of humor it has the audacity to lampoon in a national medium, they couldn&apost take it so they wanted to shut him down.
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Johnson was also highly critical of Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, disagreeing with the billionaire on illegal immigration and the electoral process.
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Silverman, in doing so, resists the temptation to offer a countermyth, an ideological narrative better suited to the contemporary moment, and renders the Wampanoags not simply as victims but as strugglers, fighting it out as they confront mischance and aggression, disagreeing with one another, making mistakes, displaying ambition and folly, failing to see their peril until it is too late.
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Imran Amed, BoF's editor in chief, responded in an 800-word post on his site titled "Why I'm Listening to Kerby Jean-Raymond," in which he apologized to the designer (while also disagreeing with his interpretation of the event) and cited his own experience as the gay child of Muslim immigrants as proof that inclusivity was not a fleeting concern.
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But the reality is that they'd almost certainly just spend all that time disagreeing with each other and not producing legislation, because the political incentives they face push against working together, because the centralized leadership structure of Congress makes it hard for them to do anything else, and because there are some deep philosophical disagreements that make it hard to agree.
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Here are a few other tech stories of note this past week: ■ My colleagues Scott Shane, Cade Metz and Daisuke Wakabayashi had a great story about how Google's involvement in a Pentagon artificial intelligence project has sparked an "existential crisis" at the company, with leaders disagreeing about how and whether to allow Google's machine-learning technology to serve military interests.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE in an early morning tweet on Tuesday criticized FBI Director Christopher Wray, disagreeing with his characterization of a newly released Justice Department inspector general report.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) said on Monday he believes NFL free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick deserves to be in the NFL, despite disagreeing with him on his methods of protesting.
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A majority of registered voters in a new a new Hill-HarrisX poll say Muslims and Jews face more discrimination than other religious groups in the U.S. Eighty-five percent of respondents said Muslims face discrimination, while 2900 percent said they face almost no discrimination or no discrimination at all in the U.S. Seventy-nine percent also said Jews face discrimination, with 220006 percent disagreeing.
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But the tough road to a more comprehensive trade deal could be seen in the disparity between the official statements released by the United States and China, with the two documents essentially disagreeing over what was agreed to by Mr. Trump and Mr. Xi. The United States emphasized the 19803-day window it has set for trade talks, while China made no mention of it.
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But what we did do, what Canadian presidents and prime ministers -- Canadian Prime Minister&aposs and American Presidents have done in the past is that when we&aposve had those disagreements, we keep those disagreements isolated to the issues we&aposre disagreeing with because on other things you know, international issues of security, of frankly economic relationships and trade, of democracy and values, we&aposre on the same page.
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It was up to me to make Coco authentic and ensure she wouldn't be just one more caricature of transgender people, and that was a meta experience: My five-episode arc started with Coco and George disagreeing about their new show and ended with them bonding over how the industry continues to marginalize and tokenize both of them (George as a person of color and Coco as a trans woman).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Overnight Health Care: Health insurers urge Supreme Court to take ObamaCare case | Lawmakers press Trump officials to change marijuana rules | Bloomberg vows to ban flavored e-cigs if elected MORE (D-Mass.) disagreeing over whether Sanders told Warren in December 2018 that a woman could not win the presidency.
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For instance: it is possible to support police departments and acknowledge the risks men and women take in serving their communities and respect those who take that risk while also disagreeing with the rampant militarization of those police departments, questioning the tactics used in serving those communities—like asking if the community is even served by those tactics—and recognizing that there is a serious, justifiable lack of trust between police and minority communities.
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YORK: I think you are seeing with the entry of Jim Jordan in the race, I think you&aposre seeing the same dynamics that have driven Republicans in the House crazy, the same dynamic that drove John Boehner crazy, and the same dynamic that has drove Paul Ryan crazy is now showing up again, which is a group of 40 or 50 really conservative Republicans disagreeing with the rest of the party on a lot of key issues.
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