" Evan dismisses this: "I am a man of science.
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" Robinson's institute dismisses climate change as a "false religion.
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China cited the discovery of pests, a charge Canada dismisses.
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Canada dismisses the suggestion of pests in its canola exports.
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Ms Tsai's office dismisses talk of this as "excessive speculation".
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Viktor Linnik dismisses those allegations as the product of envy.
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But she dismisses the Socialist candidate, Benoît Hamon, as "Utopian".
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Mr McDonnell's team dismisses the bleating from Belgravia as alarmist.
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Happn founder, French entrepreneur Didier Rappaport, dismisses the Tinder threat.
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" RT dismisses the Washington Post story as a "hit piece.
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Khloé dismisses her and tells her to get over it.
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Trump dismisses such assertions as sour grapes about his victory.
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Ramona dismisses her because the former journalist isn't a mother.
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But Kroff dismisses this with a wave of his hand.
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Wyden dismisses arguments that the trade war is to blame.
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The government dismisses it by either ridiculing or demonizing it.
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Also: President Trump dismisses the Constitution; humility in its guises.
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But many nurses feel that the public dismisses their profession.
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The family dismisses these allegations and neither man has been charged.
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He looks away, or scowls, or dismisses it out of hand.
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Sumlin dismisses the idea that this is pivotal season for him.
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Riggs dismisses the notion that so called "traditional litigation" is enough.
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But Danzig dismisses those bands: "The Misfits broke up," he said.
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January 9, 2016 - FIFA dismisses Valcke as general secretary, effective immediately.
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The government dismisses the idea that Canada will formally abandon Mexico.
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" Unsurprisingly, Cersei dismisses her pain by responding, "I am the queen.
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For the most part, Simmons all but dismisses his birth defects.
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He dismisses such predictions as "media hysteria" but rules nothing out.
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He shouts his answers and dismisses those who disagree with him.
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The chief rabbit, Threarah (Tom Wilkinson), dismisses Fiver as a crackpot.
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McCaskill's staff dismisses what Christensen says for the same basic reason.
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The coach dismisses the odds and relies on instincts and trust.
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He dismisses allegations until they prove undeniable — and sometimes even then.
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Brazil's president dismisses such findings, as he does science more broadly.
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The government dismisses those allegations, saying the group is purely political.
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Elizabeth Porter dismisses Florida shooting survivors calls for increased gun control.
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White House dismisses 'known biases' of Dem witnesses 12:11 p.m.
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Moscow denies trying to meddle, and Trump dismisses talk of collusion.
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Maduro dismisses the protests as a U.S.-backed attempt to overthrow him.
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"In the face of danger, Trump dismisses critics, attacks journalists," Greenblatt said.
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Rubin seems aware of potential pitfalls but dismisses them out of hand.
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He eventually dismisses her when she refuses ... for like the 10th time.
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Bagehot dismisses Prince Charles's views as unconventional, though admittedly prescient at times.
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Even Mel, a liberal crusader, dismisses Ruth's claims as frivolous at first.
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The government rejected that complaint and dismisses fears of rigging this time.
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The Trump transition team released a statement that completely dismisses the intelligence.
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With that, the film dismisses the entire subject of money as irrelevant.
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He also dismisses the rumor that Marty had once stayed with him.
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As Shelden himself admits, Hershel Parker "dismisses any chance of a romance"
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She dismisses for the naysayers and focuses on the beauty of ballet.
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Yet it dismisses the fundamental issue: The Vietnam War was deeply unjust.
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Trump dismisses women he doesn't like as fat, ugly, crazy, or weak.
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The Cuban government dismisses dissidents as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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On Syria, he dismisses the possibility of a collaborative relationship with Russia.
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Yet Kaufmann dismisses the very idea of structural racism as pseudoscientific gobbledegook.
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Solstad dismisses that emotion as a "remnant of puberty," not much more.
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Hertmans dismisses this obligation with a bold announcement: Hey, I did research!
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One of those strains dismisses the white working class as irredeemably racist.
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She also dismisses the kind of liberalism that finds honor in nonchalance.
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Owen dismisses or, at least, parses some of the nastier Roberts legends.
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He extolls despots and dismisses our democratic allies as weak or unimportant.
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When a teacher stalks Zaman, everyone, including her father, dismisses her objections.
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Rather than objectify its target as alluring, it dismisses her as incompetent.
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Moscow denies interference and Trump dismisses the probe as a political witch hunt.
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While acknowledging his past mistakes, Armstrong dismisses any talk that he's a failure.
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He calls Jay a "muckraker" and a "yellow journalist" and dismisses the claims.
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It&aposs not final until a federal appeals court formally dismisses the case.
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The Cuban government dismisses the dissidents as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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CANADA COURT DISMISSES ABORIGINAL GROUPS' CHALLENGE TO BLOCK CONSTRUCTION OF TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE
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Early on, Mary's father dismisses her interests in horror as not worth pursuing.
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Igor Simic, a Srpska Lista deputy, dismisses that claim as "false" and "ridiculous".
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It's also one that dismisses breakthroughs already being made by the auto industry.
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On one side, President Trump outright dismisses climate change as a serious issue.
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The Malaysian Government's independent report, issued last month, dismisses this as a possibility.
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The Syrian government dismisses opposition groups backed by Assad's enemies as foreign creations.
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The unique profile of the crisis period dismisses any correlations along party lines.
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" Bjork-James similarly dismisses the distinctions between the three groups as "splitting hairs.
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The report additionally dismisses allegations from Julie Swetnick, forwarded by lawyer Michael Avenatti.
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The agency already dismisses the vast majority of these cases, according to reports.
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Ocasio-Cortez dismisses the charge that she is "radical" for addressing this issue.
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Khalil, 54, and known as "The Hero", dismisses the reconciliation agreement as superficial.
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Anyway, he dismisses the suggestion that the girls are running out of money.
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Trump campaign dismisses Yovanovitch hearing as a waste of time 21628:218503 p.m.
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Delgado dismisses the attacks as not reflective of the people in the district.
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She also dismisses the fact Graham failed a polygraph test about pocketing money.
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Meredith dismisses Izzie as a one true love candidate at all because...reasons?
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For three years, we've had a leader who dismisses unwelcome fact as fake.
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Though he knows she's in her element, he dismisses the festival as stupid.
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He becomes someone society dismisses, another down-and-out, snaggletoothed, unemployed ex-con.
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Mr. Wilson dismisses the idea that publishing gun blueprints is threatening or illegal.
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But the ministry dismisses talk of a crisis by some analysts and politicians.
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Mr. Juvin dismisses them as a concession of sovereignty and as simply ineffective.
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Rudimentary language dismisses the inherent chaos central to the deadliest of human endeavors.
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Rowe dismisses their concerns, arguing that there are still plenty of unrestricted roads.
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The president regularly dismisses polls that show him losing as rigged or fake.
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Park a doctored diploma, which she dismisses — personal recommendations matter more than paperwork.
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Team B II dismisses this as a form of tactical, sharia-sanctioned lying.
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" As for the Monarchist League, Mr. Smith dismisses it as "a crank organization.
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Mr. Millies dismisses the anxieties of working-class and uneducated white voters as irrational.
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In the end, Judge Judy just gives them some advice and dismisses the case.
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Instead, one direction dismisses and the other reveals options like snoozing or changing settings.
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It was marked by allegations of corruption, which he dismisses as smears by rivals.
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It has taken in the very bodies that society dismisses, or fears, or brutalizes.
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She dismisses concerns of excess competition, even in China, where local airlines have boomed.
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He says profits are important and dismisses handouts to small businesses as "government largesse".
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Wauquiez dismisses Macron as out of touch with rural France and weak on security.
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"A statement on the Trump campaign's site dismisses the conversation as "locker room banter.
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Malcolm urges Jessica to take the woman's case, but Jessica swiftly dismisses his suggestion.
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"Whoever dismisses humanitarian protection as a party has understood nothing at all," she added.
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COURT OF ARBITRATION FOR SPORT SAYS DISMISSES 47 APPEALS FROM RUSSIAN ATHLETES AND COACHES
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It dismisses charges that it clamps down on free speech or on its opponents.
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Under the constitution, the president dismisses a minister if requested by the prime minister.
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Souki dismisses concerns about methane emissions, but he also supports a $40 carbon tax.
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Jared Taylor of American Renaissance, an extremist website, dismisses these antics as "youthful rebellion".
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TorReaper, a member of the other Ghost Security, dismisses the rival group as frauds.
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Judge dismisses count in Weinstein case Weinstein has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
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The government routinely dismisses charges of ethnic bias and blames rebels for stoking trouble.
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Although the line is well known, it marginalizes and dismisses Ophelia and, by extension.
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Experts have questioned prevailing guidance in Western countries that dismisses the need for masks.
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Ms. Lash dismisses the idea that blind people have better hearing than sighted people.
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" He also dismisses concerns about Russia's role in the 2016 election as "mythological thinking.
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Like a bitter family dispute, each side puts forth evidence the other side dismisses.
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Mr. Blankfein dismisses the notion that the firm has any undue influence in Washington.
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He dismisses Peregalli's assessment that he was afraid with a wave of his hand.
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Anticipating my question, Bell dismisses global warming before I can even raise the subject.
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It dismisses the administration's rationale for the declaration, including crime, terrorism, and human trafficking.
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In a wry poem of direct counsel, Ha Jin dismisses obligatory mingling and networking.
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Kavanaugh denies the allegation and a White House spokeswoman dismisses the claim as uncorroborated.
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I mean, would you say today that this oil pipeline just dismisses those disagreements?
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Trump has said he did nothing wrong and dismisses the inquiry as politically motivated.
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It's already getting pushback from industry, which dismisses the concept as untested and unworkable.
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Stiglitz dismisses the argument that implementing policies that would decrease inequality would hinder growth.
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Michelle dismisses the question, noting that her family was more into The Brady Bunch.
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Energy Minister Doris Leuthard, whose government proposed the law, dismisses opposition estimates as highly inflated.
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"The one thing nobody else can do for me is give me faith," he dismisses.
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The White House dismisses the idea that the measures amount to a ban on Muslims.
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When Julianna thanks her for helping her settle in, Helen dismisses her with a wave.
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A second tap dismisses all the controls to make the video call itself the focus.
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And yet when it comes to something like reparations, he dismisses it as completely unfeasible.
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Hun Sen has built close ties to China and dismisses Western pressure to improve rights.
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If a supervisor dismisses your idea, is it because he no longer takes you seriously?
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He dismisses the idea that his firm would try to hobble or exploit a rival.
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Bilahari Kausikan, a Singaporean diplomat, dismisses BRICS as "more a slogan than a geopolitical concept".
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His attorney claims he did not coerce, force or threaten Elizabeth — which her family dismisses.
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Ozzie's proposal was eviscerated by the infosec community, and Hall dismisses it as old news.
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One minute she's considering it, but dismisses herself as too plain to attract a suitor.
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Rojas-Berscia derides such theatrics as "monkey business," and dismisses prodigies who monetize their gifts.
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The president dismisses the probe as a political witch hunt and denies collusion with Russia.
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To suggest this behavior isn't troublesome "dismisses the contribution of these women Marines," Thomas says.
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Museveni dismisses the criticism saying Uganda is a democracy and he had won legitimate elections.
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"The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal by the Owners, PST Energy," the court said.
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However Abuzeid dismisses the idea that there's any risk of bias in Incredible Health's approach.
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Looking back years later, Conrad dismisses the notion that he was victimized by his teacher.
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Trump dismisses the remarks as "locker room talk" and denies the accusations of unwanted advances.
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Jill McCabe dismisses the idea that her husband was influenced by her state Senate run.
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When confronted with the evidence of his illusions, he simply dismisses the reality as enchantments.
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In a few introductory paragraphs, he dismisses economics, racial tensions and tribalism as inadequate answers.
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Abubakar dismisses the claims of corruption, stating that he has never been charged or indicted.
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Chang dismisses the fact that the Bush administration apologized for the incident and offered compensation.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a U.S.-backed puppet seeking to oust him in a coup.
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Kate Orff, a landscape architect, dismisses walls as one-dimensional attempts to solve multidimensional problems.
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Mr. Maduro dismisses the opposition as "little boys" who are pawns of the Trump administration.
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A reader who either dismisses or exalts this book too quickly is making a mistake.
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Read the lawsuit Go deeper: New York judge dismisses Lyft's lawsuit over driver minimum wage
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The university simply dismisses this as "only an aesthetic opinion by the artists," Reyes said.
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Even after he starts meeting with Prairie during her psych evaluations, he dismisses everything as unbelievable.
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He dismisses Prairie's warnings about Hap multiple times and it's not because he's intentional doing this.
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Biden, like many other members of his generation, often dismisses the challenges young people face today.
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The family first dismisses her concerns, and then pressurises her to accept it and move on.
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China, Canada's biggest export market for canola, cited the discovery of pests, a charge Canada dismisses.
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"I cannot pledge myself to two queens," he says, and Cersei proceeds to cooly dismisses him.
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Haiti's opposition has accused Moise of money laundering, allegations he dismisses as baseless and politically motivated.
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He dismisses her as a senile old lady but, as they grow closer, his understanding deepens.
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RELATED: RNC chief dismisses Trump's comments as 'hyperbole' "Everyone knows what the rules are," he said.
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The paper, however, dismisses the notion that trade union ownership and government control are mutually exclusive.
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After bringing her on as a business partner, Felix coldly dismisses her from the inner circle.
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But the share of appeals from travelling folk that it dismisses is twice the national average.
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Mr Lessig dismisses CoS's wish list of amendments as "a certain loser" at the ratification stage.
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President Nicolas Maduro dismisses default talk as a campaign by adversaries seeking to weaken his government.
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She dismisses William for assuming she just fucks musicians, but recognizes their shared interest in rock.
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Mr Valls dismisses as naive those who see it as being no different than a wetsuit.
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Vox dismisses concerns about the sweetener and includes a video about how safe the stuff is.
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It dismisses the value of Iran rolling back its nuclear program by decreasing its nuclear stockpiles.
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When he asks the servant why she is sighing, she laughs, and he angrily dismisses her.
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The things we traditionally think of as masculine are not things our culture dismisses as frivolous.
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In any case, after relating the history of Stuxnet, the movie dismisses it as yesterday's news.
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But he dismisses assertions that the outdoor enthusiast organizations have become pawns of the environmental left.
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Much more ominous is a brutal sexual encounter early in the engagement, which Catherine forcefully dismisses.
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However, deeply disappointed that he dismisses the fact that Trump does not respect the black people.
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Unlike the rest of us, he dismisses the obvious changes in the climate we all experience.
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She never found an effective defense against the campaign, which she dismisses in totality as lies.
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" It lingers in her mind, but Mullein dismisses it, noting, "I'm the one causing the trouble.
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Yet even as Trump dismisses the impeachment hearings, Republicans know the president will be watching closely.
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Falcone (Fausto Russo Alesi), determined to break the Mafia's power, dismisses that idea as a myth.
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Mr. Buskirk calmly acknowledges that some of the abuses are probably true, yet he dismisses them.
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If the condo association dismisses your complaints, you could sue it for creating a private nuisance.
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Now Trump dismisses it in the same way he dismissed the Russia investigation, as a hoax.
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Appeals court dismisses phigenix inc appeal in patent infringement lawsuit against immunogen inc — court ruling * u.s.
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Judge dismisses claim over 'sanctuary city' policy in Steinle case What role does federal money play?
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Autry dismisses the criticism as part of a corporate-driven worldview that has infected both parties.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a puppet of the United States who is conspiring to overthrow him.
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What he paints as strong leadership and standing his ground, she dismisses as a temper tantrum.
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She dismisses the notion that fairies are real, but her members do not seem to mind.
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A native of Saint Eustache, Quebec, a suburb just west of Montreal, Lafrenière dismisses such comparisons.
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However, unlike Conrad, Ojeda-Sague dismisses the ritual as "useless," despite the result of the poem.
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Kim is also worried that she would be taking the easy way out, which Natalie dismisses completely.
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Labor representatives occupy half the seats on Audi's 20-strong supervisory board that appoints and dismisses executives.
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"The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses the appeal by the Owners, PST Energy," the Court said on Wednesday.
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"Opposition's bad," mutters Shodir, a middle-aged man from Samarkand, who dismisses the regime's foes as "maniacs".
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But since Clancy specializes in the paranormal and Cowles dismisses it, they don't exactly hit it off.
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He dismisses such criticism as "hateful…laughable…a clear failure", while cheering the Democrats' mid-term results.
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How can Trump dismiss the precise kind of judgment and measurement with which he dismisses everyone else?
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In subsequent testimony, delivered under oath to the House Intelligence Committee, Comey very publicly dismisses the allegations.
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Walker dismisses these concerns, explaining the RambleBot works with third-party video chat programs, such as Skype.
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DW dismisses it as seriously "petty s**t" -- and also reminded us ... The Beatles did it better.
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Hotz dismisses these features as cheap gimmicks, though he's open to incorporating them into the final product.
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Erdogan, 64, dismisses Ince as an "apprentice", citing what he says is his rival's lack of experience.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido's claim to the presidency as a Washington-backed effort to seize power in Venezuela.
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When he brings up the election, he dismisses the whole thing with a flamboyant display of sarcasm.
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" He dismisses cogency as an aim for the show: "There's a poetics of the mess, you know.
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He often mocks the established science of human-caused climate change and dismisses it as a hoax.
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Consider Tombstone and the moment when his victorious cowboy gang-boss casually dismisses a broken Wyatt Earp.
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It dismisses the legal basis for the modern Jewish state in United Nations Resolution 181 of 1947.
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The president, willfully ignorant of the nation's commitments under NATO, dismisses tiny Montenegro as not worth defending.
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The opposition, citing the Constitution, says the vote is binding, but the government dismisses it as illegitimate.
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But Stone dismisses the theory that Hollywood films are the only violence audiences see on their screens.
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The company also dismisses third-party estimates, like those from Nielsen, as undercounting its true viewer numbers.
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But the prime minister dismisses allegations he was interfering with judicial independence by excessively pressuring Wilson-Raybould.
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The ministry "categorically dismisses and denies the claims of the two RICE researchers," it said, without elaborating.
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The president promised Mexican voters drastic change, and often dismisses his detractors as people clinging on to privilege.
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While he concedes that automation is a real worry, he dismisses the discrimination critique offered by liberal economists.
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He also dismisses the optimistic notion that tech will create just as many jobs as it kills off.
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Burundi's government often dismisses the allegations, saying they are based on false information supplied by the regime's opponents.
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Fifth Harmony firmly dismisses the claim, explaining that four-fifths of the group witnessed the incident in question.
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Ms Notley dismisses as fantasy the idea that other industries could one day take the place of oil.
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But every time she looks at her creations, she dismisses them and puts them in a green box.
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A senior officer arrives and dismisses the officer searching Dad, ordering him to take the spoon out immediately.
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CAS's Levine dismisses such claims as "legalese," citing the many ways Tesla and Musk have promoted the system.
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Once a user dismisses the prompt twice, they'll be automatically opted-in to Facebook's new terms of service.
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Cringey, frankly, is an unfair label, as it dismisses TikTok's success in setting a tone for its community.
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And he dismisses anyone who complains about the UFC's low pay and lack of benefits as a crybaby.
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Hedda, who dismisses Bette as a Hollywood "outsider," is more than game to help Joan win another Oscar.
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The government dismisses the dissidents, who are funded by U.S. interests, as mercenaries seeking to destabilize the country.
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And the film doesn't just sideline the Ranch's members, it almost entirely dismisses them as players early on.
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Her name has come up as a 2020 presidential candidate, but Harris dismisses talk about a future run.
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Gulen has denied any role in the coup and dismisses Turkey's allegations that he heads a terrorist organization.
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Ryanair routinely dismisses "competitor pilot unions" who it says claim to represent more Ryanair pilots than they do.
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Violet coolly dismisses her maid and we, like Spratt, are ready to toss her suitcase out the door.
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" The paper's deputy Washington editor, Jonathan Weisman, dismisses Stephens's critics as imbeciles who can't stand "a conservative presence.
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Terrence Howard dismisses criticism of Kevin Hart for making homophobic jokes, saying it's all part of the job.
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" It speaks volumes that Nielsen dismisses the Flores settlement, which was designed to protect children, as "legal loopholes.
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Trump dismisses criticism by Flake and Corker Corker and McCain are among Trump's fiercest Republican critics in Congress.
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" Mr. Barney similarly dismisses the accusations: "I could be a billionaire today if I hadn't converted to nonprofit.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a puppet of the United States, and blames the economic problems on U.S. sanctions.
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Judge dismisses exxon mobil lawsuit to stop new york, massachusetts attorney generals' climate change probes — court ruling u.s.
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Simon Birmingham, Australia's trade minister, dismisses as "conspiracy theories" arguments that China's coal suspension is payback for that.
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Critics describe Grayson as a man of towering ego and arrogance, which he dismisses as justified self-assurance.
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He frequently refers to stories or networks as "fake news" and often dismisses reports that cite anonymous sources.
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No matter what the numbers suggest, McKillop dismisses the notion of finding an equal to Curry at Davidson.
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Hopkins dismisses any notion that it's too little, too late for Hulu to compete with Netflix and Amazon.
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She casually dismisses the whole situation, then has her hearse swerve back so she can get some answers.
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Woods dismisses any connection or commonality between All Pigs Must Die and the right-wing, musically or otherwise.
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The spot dismisses questions about whether the administration lived up to Trump's 2016 campaign pledges during that time.
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Once a user dismisses the prompt twice, they'll be automatically opted-in to the terms, a spokesperson confirmed.
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Instead he nods to the public's distrust, then dismisses it without any real explanation of the company's history.
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As for the risk of prison brutality, Thomas dismisses this as of no concern to the Supreme Court.
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At one point in Feels Good Man, an academic dismisses Furie's attempts to reclaim Pepe as his own.
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Small dismisses concerns that these "passive" investors are becoming too important and displacing those who are "active" traders.
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February 21, 1868 - Johnson dismisses Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, who backed the "Radical Republicans" campaign for Reconstruction.
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Varoufakis is smiling, always smiling, as he "dismisses" threats, gives difficult, honest answers, and outwits dour German bureaucrats.
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Mr. Miller dismisses that fear, saying the new weapon is no more destabilizing than the one it replaces.
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Even if the client dismisses the lawyer or the lawyer voluntarily resigns, a code of silence must prevail.
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Mr. Depp's lawsuit is expected to go to trial this summer in Virginia unless the judge dismisses it.
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IRAN'S HEAD OF CIVIL AVIATION DISMISSES REPORTS OF UKRAINIAN PLANE BEING HIT BY MISSILES AS "ILLOGICAL RUMOURS" - ISNA
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Mr. Salazar dismisses proponents of sanctuary as liberals living in areas that are insulated from the potential consequences.
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His camp dismisses the possibility that a gulf could open between he and the President on crucial issues.
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China dismisses such accusations, saying foreign governments, including Britain and the United States, have fanned anti-China sentiment.
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Ms. DeVos, the new secretary of education, dismisses public schools as too slow-moving and difficult to reform.
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While Rochman acknowledges the ethical issues at the heart of genetic screening, Adam Piore dismisses all such concerns.
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US dismisses accusations as 'rhetoric' But Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the United Nations, rejected Iran's accusations.
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The conservative leader of the greater Paris region, Valerie Pecresse, dismisses such a vision as dreamy and impractical.
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But when people call her a pioneer for women in the nation's plumbing industry she dismisses the praise.
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Also be on the lookout for the manager who dismisses a previous employee by citing non-specific reasons.
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Government officials often describe Popular Will as a terrorist organization, which the party dismisses as an intimidation tactic.
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One writer I know claims that it's too much like homework; another dismisses it as reverse science fiction.
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At one point, Ono dismisses a book of poems and manifestos handed to her by a self-styled "revolutionary".
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Yet in the same breath she dismisses these ideas out-of-hand, as if they never could have worked.
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And when management ignores, dismisses, or mishandles whistleblowing, Welch conceded that the integrity of whistleblowing channels can be compromised.
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Gu dismisses Trump's anti-China rhetoric as political theater, and says he'll tone it down should he be elected.
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Sharpton mostly dismisses Trump's tweet about Hill (the president said ESPN's ratings were plummeting because of people like her).
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When Arya begins to suggest they train together, Brienne almost dismisses her, offering to fetch the master of arms.
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" NEW: @AmbCuiTiankai dismisses #coronavirus conspiracy theories pushed by @SenTomCotton that it's being used as biological warfare as "absolutely crazy.
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IRAN DISMISSES "FABRICATED" REPORTS OF THE SEIZURE OF A BRITISH OIL TANKER IN THE GULF - IRIB WEBSITE QUOTING SOURCES
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In an age when our president dismisses "shithole countries" and black (and brown) lives are disregarded, I say no.
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As for his replacement, Off-White designer Virgil Abloh's name has been thrown about, though he dismisses the speculations.
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Trudeau dismisses opposition calls for a public inquiry, noting that Canada's independent ethics commissioner is looking into the allegations.
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"We do not know which products are legal in other countries," is how one site's FAQ dismisses such concerns.
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The ministry also shapes curricula, administers entrance exams, and appoints and dismisses faculty in accordance with Tehran's revolutionary creed.
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If it dismisses the yellow card, the measures will harm the eastern European workers they are supposed to protect.
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He gives me a look that says that's a ridiculous question, dismisses me with the wave of his hand.
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SOUTH CAROLINA DISMISSES TWO The suspended South Carolina players Jamall Gregory and Eric Cobb were dismissed from the team.
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But she agreed to appear in his first feature, "The Protagonists," which he now dismisses as a learning experience.
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Turkish sources said they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the building and removed, allegations that Riyadh dismisses as baseless.
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On the other side, there is an establishment that dismisses concerns about crime or institutional failures out of hand.
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According to Lewis's attorney Sarah Flack, turning the fight into a "bacon issue" dismisses the department's use of force.
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London has proposed using top-notch technology to make the checks seamless but the EU dismisses that as unrealistic.
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So it's a big deal that Scott Pruitt, President Trump's new EPA head, now openly dismisses basic climate science.
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Other cases But even if it dismisses the New York case there are other petitions waiting in the wings.
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But racism is still a big problem here, and the administration often dismisses genuine concerns of students of color.
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Her brisk takedown of Eat, Pray, Love notwithstanding, Cusk loses much of her precision when she celebrates or dismisses.
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It belittles and dismisses the concerns of Trump supporters and casts them as the Other, whom we should fear.
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Now it's one poll and as you all know, I think the media dismisses and vastly underestimates Sanders chances.
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February 133, 2017 - A Maryland judge dismisses Trump's defamation lawsuit against British newspaper The Daily Mail on jurisdictional grounds.
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An earlier version of this story said he dismisses the idea of specifically recruiting non-white and younger candidates.
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Yet, he also dismisses the possibility that technology contributes to the cycle of anxiety in important and preventable ways.
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Moscow has stood by Assad, saying the poison gas belonged to rebels, an explanation Washington dismisses as beyond credible.
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Mr Ashley dismisses the conversation as "banter" and says the suggestion he regularly meets managers in pubs is "100% incorrect".
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The government dismisses criticism that the crackdown ahead of next July's election is turning Cambodia into a one-party state.
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Related: Court Dismisses Claims That Serbia and Croatia Committed Genocide During the Yugoslav Wars After that, Karadzic stared ahead vacantly.
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Ankara says Nicosia has no right to exploit the gas alone but the internationally-recognized Greek Cypriot government dismisses this.
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Lewis dismisses the (thinly sourced) reports of North Korea running out of cash that Bennett pointed to as just talk.
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AEDT: Bauer Media dismisses report as "pure speculation," while founder Ita Buttrose says she is not surprised by the news.
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But written out here for the first time, his quotes offer a window into how deeply Zuckerberg dismisses Hughes' claims.
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She dismisses the tired idea that men are always in the mood and it's women who have to be convinced.
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Government officials often describe the party as a terrorist organization, which Popular Will dismisses as an intimidation tactic against it.
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RELATED: Trump dismisses running mate Pence's Syria view Churkin said he did not not bring up Trump in his protest.
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For what it's worth, Babb dismisses such talk, saying that the process is open and no vendor has an advantage.
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But he denies this, and dismisses the notion that India is trying to replicate China's scramble for resources in Africa.
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Turkish sources say they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the consulate and then removed, allegations that Riyadh dismisses as baseless.
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But he dismisses out of hand the idea that the Senate tradition of bipartisan friendships are themselves essential to lawmaking.
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The president dismisses these concerns, admonishing American companies to manufacture in the United States if they want to avoid tariffs.
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Activists say that the phrase "all lives matter" misses the point of the Black Lives Matter movement or dismisses it.
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The SDF dismisses this as IS propaganda designed to discourage the people of Raqqa from fleeing to SDF-held areas.
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It also dismisses the idea that FCC could impose those rules using a different legal route floated in the past.
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Grossman, for one, dismisses the report, arguing that cops are already being "force fed" this kind of guardian-oriented training.
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" Rintoul dismisses these claims: "I don't think people are setting themselves alight, knowing that they're going to die, in protest.
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Which Facebook dismisses as a mere 'hook up' app — a sub category it claims it wants nothing to do with.
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Sekulow dismisses the possibility of criminal charges based on either unlawful campaign contributions or the aiding and abetting of hacking.
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Tehran dismisses such criticism as part of an effort from the West to heap political pressure on the Islamic Republic.
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WASHINGTON — President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia dismisses the idea that he has the power to interfere with Tuesday's election.
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Our votes during this election should not succumb to self-gratifying dogmatic morality that dismisses contextually specific, socially responsible morality.
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To this day, he dismisses questions about his demeaning attacks on blacks by talking about the low black unemployment rate.
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The school&aposs Friday filing dismisses the analysis as "deeply flawed" and says the group has no proof of discrimination.
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Others have hinted and tried to nudge her into going to a doctor, but she just sort of dismisses it.
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He dismisses many of his male peers as jocks without deep thoughts and fancies himself as their opposite: an artist.
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Although becoming a U.S. citizen would allow him to vote in the country's November presidential election, he dismisses the notion.
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Remy's songs are full of challenging, hard-won emotion, and in conversation she similarly dismisses the comforts of empty optimism.
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" On the phone from Tel Aviv, Krieger dismisses the criticism towards his project as ramblings of "the old impotent left.
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But he dismisses most of their officers as inept careerists with scant regard for the hardships faced by their troops.
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It's also his latest broadside against Democratic-leaning states and territories, which he routinely dismisses or targets with punitive policies.
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None of this dismisses the unpleasantness of being criticized by former neighbors or maligned by figures in the Irish establishment.
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He thus dismisses the books as "childish," arguing that the actions of a majority, not a minority, are what matters.
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It is no secret that this White House, at the highest levels, dismisses collective security concerns, collective action and multilateralism.
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Questioning the very concept of collaboration between industry and academia dismisses the considerable advantages of bringing together leading scientific minds.
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Critics say its proximity to environmentally sensitive areas would cause ecological damage, a claim that privately held Andes Iron dismisses.
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" Hale dismisses this as naïve romanticism that ignores the inconvenient fact that nature is also "nasty and horrible and cruel.
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Mr. Brooks rightly points out that protests have been effective for civil rights issues, but dismisses their possible effectiveness here.
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And he dismisses the calls to break up the companies from the Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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As he crosses the city back and forth, the man ardently dismisses the snobbish tendencies of Colombia's electronic music scene.
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BP's chief economist Spencer Dale dismisses the idea that electric vehicles are an existential threat to the petroleum business model.
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Iran has repeatedly said its missile program is purely defensive and dismisses Western assertions that its regional activities are destabilizing.
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But that claim dismisses the wave of legal action courts have already taken when it comes to Georgia's election system.
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In loosening stabilizing regulations on banks with up to $2250 billion in assets, the legislation dismisses the lessons of past crises.
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But Berenson dismisses this evidence, going on to focus on reports, including the faulty asylum cases, that back up his point.
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The letter also dismisses the FEC, saying the agency hasn't done enough to keep up with the rise of digital advertising.
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Flat Earth Indonesia dismisses the Flat Earth Society as a bunch of nut cases too obsessed with old NASA conspiracy theories.
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This is occurring against an unlikely backdrop because President Trump dismisses climate change as a problem, and Republicans control the Senate.
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Tom Cotton dismisses 3-phase health-care plan: It's just 'spin' 12 GOP senators have criticized Paul Ryan's health care bill.
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He dismisses the idea that Trump is racist as "totally, 100 percent false," but says many white Republicans struggle with diversity.
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He dismisses the very real danger the women are in, saying that they wanted a shortcut and he can provide it.
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Even Kuroda, who dismisses the chance of a near-term rate hike, is dropping hints that easy policy won't last forever.
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" Musk's comments come at a harrowing time for the press, when President Donald Trump routinely dismisses negative coverage as "fake news.
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Although Jessop dismisses talk of Jeffs' end times revelations as nonsense circulated by FLDS enemies, others insist that he made them.
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Ethiopia, which is financing the project alone and hopes to become the continent's biggest power generator and exporter, dismisses the claims.
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Trump denies his campaign colluded with Russia and dismisses investigations into allegations of Russian interference in the election as witch hunts.
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President Nicolas Maduro insists his government will meet all debt obligations and dismisses talk of default as conspiracy by political adversaries.
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Prendergrast begins to argue that the neighbor wouldn't have called police if they were white, but the officer dismisses her claim.
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Mrs Lam, who during the summer expressed eagerness for dialogue with her critics, now dismisses protesters as "enemies of the people".
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At the Weekly Thorn , her boss dismisses her ideas; the beardo she sleeps with digs her body but ignores her feelings.
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There is some evidence, though Franklin dismisses it, that as a child she may have been molested by her Uncle Clifford.
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If your landlord dismisses your complaints, you could hire a noise consultant to measure the vibrations and noise in your apartment.
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One of them told Salam that "good Muslims grow beards, not moustaches," he recalled – a centuries-old idea that he dismisses.
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It makes sense people want to avoid this, except that it dismisses the feelings of people who aren't in romantic partnerships.
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Judge Ito dismisses the jury so they can hold a hearing on whether or not to allow Lopez to testify early.
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Myanmar authorities used the attack to justify operations to root out terrorists, but this latest UN report dismisses that reasoning outright.
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In Europe, many leaders had looked to President Xi Jinping of China to champion a global system that President Trump dismisses.
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But Judge T.S. Ellis III pushed back on Doe's contention that GMU's code of conduct dismisses the complexities of BDSM relationships.
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Maduro accuses the United States of seeking to overthrow him, and usually dismisses State Department accusations as politically-driven smear campaigns.
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SOUTHAMPTON DISMISSES COACH The Premier League club Southampton said it had dismissed the Frenchman Claude Puel after one year as coach.
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The tax is levied, and often paid, because Qualcomm dismisses their FRAND licensing obligations which are designed to prevent such abuses.
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One dismisses his workers as careless with money and, in many cases, uninterested in their families (although we've already heard otherwise).
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But he dismisses McLaren's portrait of himself as a rock 'n' roll Svengali who called the shots and manufactured the outrage.
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He dismisses criticism that he has become a Kremlin tool who too readily lends his name to oddball, anti-Western causes.
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He dislikes renewable energy like, say, from wind turbines, which he dismisses as windmills that create a "killing field" for birds.
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Where's the investigation of the current incumbent, against whom numerous allegations have been made, and which he dismisses, denies, and ridicules?
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court said it "unanimously dismisses the government's appeals," and that Mr. Belhaj's case could go to trial.
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Then she makes a complaint to the head of Daddy's arts foundation who dismisses them because actresses are notoriously high-strung.
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Louis ostensibly supports the oppressed, but dismisses "the race thing" as "a collection of small problems" that will get "taken care of".
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The document dismisses the argument, much loved by some economists, that amoral market mechanisms will somehow do the necessary ethical work automatically.
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Released internationally in 2014, Hatoful Boyfriend is a title that clearly dismisses real world logic for its own specific set of rules.
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The ARSA dismisses any links to Islamist militant groups and says it is fighting to end the oppression of the Rohingya people.
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The artist dismisses what she calls her idealistic desire to "change the world," but her life has been undeniably shaped by altruism.
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Twitter, for example, routinely dismisses harassment reports against neo-Nazi accounts yet suspended a prominent #MeToo activist for tweeting a phone number.
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It belittles and dismisses humanity and accomplishment, and it does so by using words that appear to be innocent of illogical animus.
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Unfortunately, the judge dismisses the suit and her client drops her for useless bond court lawyer Bernie and sues her for malpractice.
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This dismisses all the situations in which access to data, the Internet and digital services is considered critical or at least important.
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A small percentage even show up on Airbnb, though Vacasa dismisses it as an "insignificant channel" compared to its other listing sources.
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Alex Baur, a journalist with Die Weltwoche, a Zurich-based magazine, dismisses him as "a simple blackmailer", motivated by revenge and money.
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More From PCmag Yubico Brings Security Keys to iOS Zuckerberg Dismisses Facebook Monopoly Concerns Will Amazon's Facial-Recognition Tech Enable Mass Surveillance?
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Khloé dismisses her mom's attitude as "old school," and reiterates that she wants to stay healthy to avoid having a cesarean section.
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However, Serena's serious tone is not matched by her husband, Fred, who dismisses her with a condescending promise to discuss the matter.
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Deficit fear-mongering loses its punch if the GOP's new leader dismisses an animating principle of how conservatives defend against social spending.
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Mark Zuckerberg, his company credibly accused of compromising multiple democratic elections and abetting ethnic violence, dismisses criticism as people emphasizing the negative.
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Yet Newt Gingrich, tipped as a possible secretary of state in a Trump administration, dismisses it as a "suburb of St Petersburg".
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Clifton said he would expect that Rod Rosenstein, deputy attorney general, could be the one to get fired, if Trump dismisses anyone.
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Brienne is more concerned about leaving her alone with Littlefinger, but Sansa thinks she can handle him and rather coldly dismisses her.
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" Armored "Against wear / And tears," the speaker dismisses "The Always-to-be-Stranger," whereupon "I turn on my light / And become myself.
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Opinion polls, whose accuracy Navalny dismisses, put his support in single digits while giving Putin an approval rating of around 80 percent.
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But for an administration that regularly acknowledges or dismisses intelligence findings to fit the moment, North Korea has served as a comeuppance.
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Turkish sources have said they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the building and his body removed, allegations that Riyadh dismisses as baseless.
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"The Supreme Court unanimously dismisses Daiwa's appeal and upholds that the High Court order should stand," the court said in a statement.
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But he is most widely known for his criticism of modern-day higher education, which he dismisses as watered-down liberal nonsense.
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Facing corruption charges, which she dismisses as a political smear, Fernandez de Kirchner had stayed largely out of sight since the election.
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Trumpism dismisses the purposefully divisive tactics of its avatar as collateral damage, the cost of bringing an apolitical savant to the table.
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Such analyses suggest that while Mr. Trump dismisses the tests as mere signal-sending, Mr. Kim has something more strategic in mind.
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APPEALS COURT DISMISSES FRACKING LAWSUIT: A federal appeals court threw out a case Thursday over the Obama administration's federal-land fracking rule.
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Tchen dismisses that notion that it's the government's responsibility to advocate for women by passing laws, pointing to its bleak track record.
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The Chinese government dismisses the criticism as groundless, even though American and European firms operating in China frequently complain about the issues.
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Press secretary Sanders says Breitbart should consider cutting their ties with Bannon and dismisses the book as "pathetic" and riddled with errors.
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Facing corruption charges, which she dismisses as a political smear, Fernandez de Kirchner had stayed largely out of sight since the election.
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" Cruz dismisses the hype by pointing out that O'Rourke is often described in profiles as "Kennedyesque" and the favorite of "Hollywood liberals.
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He dismisses Rasputin's crude endorsement of vigilantism against Jews — so they "won't even dream about asking for equality" — as an isolated utterance.
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He quickly dismisses the idea that these alarming rates of anxiety are caused by technology, a viewpoint to which I am sympathetic.
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What she's intimating, even as she dismisses it, is that she's a little fascist on the side and that's a turn-on.
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Trump dismisses his leaked comments as "locker room talk," and has suggested that his accusers weren't attractive enough to meet his standards.
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Say the entire right-wing media machine kicks to life and dismisses the whole thing as a scam — and conservatives believe them.
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The message, viewed by Reuters, accused Gatenio of becoming a "tool" in the hands of the local tobacco company – a charge he dismisses.
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Gestalt dismisses the encounter as a mistake, but when Myfanwy kisses one of Gestalt's bodies, the others momentarily lose their ability to compartmentalize.
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Phillips mostly dismisses the importance of third-party voters, whom he said often break toward a major-party candidate as Election Day approaches.
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Fitz respectfully dismisses it, but Quinn pushes back and says she's not leaving until Fitz signs it because Olivia's not her boss anymore.
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First, he's not reading the mood of the country, including Republican women, when he dismisses Kelly's concerns about "protection for women" as irrelevant.
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Kagame has been widely praised for restoring stability but rights groups say he has muzzled independent media and suppressed opponents - accusations he dismisses.
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Making a legal, ethical and practical argument, she dismisses the notion that culture can ever be used as an excuse to oppress women.
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In this video, Doug haphazardly dismisses 85% of voice control as "gimmicky and dumb" but shares his 13 favorite OK Google voice commands.
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His government routinely dismisses the IMF as a pawn of Washington that puts the interests of wealthy financiers before those of developing nations.
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At least publicly, that is, where he dismisses questions about "Democratic waves" and repeatedly steers talk back to the GOP agenda at hand.
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Chris dismisses it as an attempt to slam him while he's promoting his upcoming tour, and he's pissed people care who he's dating.
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Guaido, who Maduro dismisses as a U.S. puppet trying to foment a coup, has won the backing of a number of Western powers.
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" He cautioned against a "throwaway culture that rejects and dismisses those who do not comply with certain canons of health, beauty and utility.
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Empire dismisses it with a quick "That's not even his song, stupid!" from Becky and rolls straight into a story somehow more outlandish.
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In a second letter, 14 Democrats said Perry's proposal dismisses the role renewable power plays in supporting the reliability of the electric grid.
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He casually dismisses factual information that he believes hurts his image or his political prospects, at times sprinkling the process with damaging bias.
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He dismisses those who criticize polygamy as anachronistic, saying it is better than adultery or one-night stands facilitated by apps like Tinder.
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The Heck camp dismisses Mr. Reid's comments as over-the-top criticism that will backfire with Nevada voters already familiar with the congressman.
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White House dismisses allegations The women are among the at least 15 who came forward with a wide range of accusations against Trump.
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It's an attitude that dismisses the very real and well-documented income inequality that has exploded across America over the past few decades.
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He dismisses the authority as Israeli-owned, largely because of how much Palestinian security forces do, in his view, to aid Israeli control.
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The 30-second ad focuses on immigration, saying Clinton would allow "terrorists and dangerous criminals" into the country, a charge her campaign dismisses.
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That thinking, Davies says, dismisses what we know about harm reduction; that weaning users onto less dangerous drugs, for example, can save lives.
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But Mr. Trump's team dismisses that risk: Iran does not have the economic strength to confront the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia.
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But a small, vocal group of opponents questions or dismisses the science, describing the legislation as an infringement on religious and personal rights.
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Much like his longstanding assertion that Mr. Obama was not born in the United States, Mr. Trump dismisses contrary information with undiminished surety.
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In a second letter, 28500 Democrats said Perry's proposal dismisses the role renewable power plays in supporting the reliability of the electric grid.
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Mr. Putin does not take this stance to soothe the feelings of Western liberals, a group he dismisses as hypocritical in any case.
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Fuad Bawazier, a former finance minister who is an economic adviser to Prabowo, dismisses the government's measures to maintain economic stability as "rhetoric".
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If the judge drops the charges and dismisses the case the reporters would be released after nearly seven months in pre-trial detention.
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" So there's hope that most young people won't listen when Trump dismisses his "grab 'em by the pussy" comments as "locker room talk.
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Ford dismisses this phenomenon as "business stealing" that may be good for one city but is bad for the rest of the country.
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"By today's judgment, the Court dismisses Ms Le Pen's action and confirms the Parliament's recovery decision," the General Court, the EU's second-highest, said.
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The situation "dismisses this idea that the farther to the left you are the more likely you are to be pro-gay," Encarnacion says.
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Mr Akhtar, however, dismisses these "lame excuses": any half-decent entrepreneurs, he insists, should be able to find their own solutions to such problems.
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RNC chief dismisses Trump's comments as 'hyperbole' Clinton reveled in her win, which broke Bernie Sanders' string of successes in the West and Midwest.
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Keith dismisses the case, but not before Veronica begins to feel sympathy for the Collective -- and Casey's parents kidnap him back into their custody.
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If the prosecutor dismisses that charge and allows him to plead to the "possession" charge then it can be no prison, and potentially probation.
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Mr. Passin dismisses such concerns saying that business with North Korea would benefit ordinary people and encourage the totalitarian state to become more open.
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Huawei has been effectively left out of the U.S. market due to fears its technology will enable Chinese spying, a concern the company dismisses.
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Cox says he's expecting a safe event and peaceful transition of power, and dismisses naysayers who think BfT is showing up to intimidate protesters.
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While Trump publicly dismisses talk of a battle in Cleveland, he is quietly assembling a team of seasoned operatives to manage a contested convention.
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In fact, he dismisses her accusations as total BS. The allegations could be damaging for Short, who is already on probation for felony assault.
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In the interview he dismisses allegations that the couple had argued that night, which the prosecution suggested had provided a motive for his actions.
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Listening to both sides of the arguments, you will easily forgive any American who dismisses these hearings as partisan political theater on both sides.
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The campaign dismisses the phrase "boys will be boys" as an excuse and makes reference to the "Me Too" movement against workplace sexual harassment.
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The International Criminal Court has issued a warrant for the arrest for Bashir for war crimes and genocide related to Darfur, charges he dismisses.
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February 6: The 2nd Circuit judicial council dismisses the grievances against Kozinski saying that because he was now retired the council had no jurisdiction.
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"The Ministry of National Defence of the Kingdom of Cambodia expresses regret, dismisses and strongly condemns the U.S. Treasury's rude action," the ministry said.
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The theory, also known as MMT, dismisses concerns about sovereign debt since countries that print their own currency can't really run out of money.
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How could the leadership of a studio who dismisses serious allegations of significant labor issues properly address the inextricable relationship between technology and labor?
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Heidi Shierholz of the Economic Policy Institute dismisses fears of technological unemployment, pointing to data that suggests this particular scenario is nowhere in sight.
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Elmore's essentially racist argument not only dismisses the 21987, but the very idea that African American culture builds on traditions brought over from Africa.
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He rightly dismisses the claims of the Washington policy community that a failure to intervene in Syria reduces America's credibility and emboldens America's enemies.
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The BJP's state leader in Uttar Pradesh, Keshav Prasad Maurya, dismisses the alliance as a fiasco and called the war room a poor imitation.
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Everyone has these thoughts, but "without O.C.D., the person dismisses the brain's offerings," Dr. Phillipson explained, with the mental event passing after three seconds.
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Trump dismisses critics of this plan as "fools": MUIR: You've heard the critics who say that would break all international law, taking the oil.
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Looking the part Whether it's generals or first responders, Trump likes people he believes look the part and dismisses people he believes do not.
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The Taliban's main faction has insisted on direct negotiations with the United States and dismisses the American-backed government in Kabul as a puppet.
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" Then there's Andrew Sullivan, the conservative writer, who dismisses today's Republican Party as "the party of corruption, propaganda, vote suppression, and barely masked bigotry.
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The compulsion to be blokey and tough, to let everything slide off your back for better or worse, dismisses an individual's experience and opinion.
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Later in the article, Parker dismisses the conservation efforts of zoos as inconsequential given the rapid loss of habitats for animals in the wild.
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He speaks about forging a new political era and dismisses long-tenured Washington politicians as part of the nation's problems he aims to solve.
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She dismisses the available spoons as "brutal" and goes to work breaking up the ground beef with two spatulas and, later, said potato masher.
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And it dismisses the argument by Mr. Trump and his aides that he did nothing wrong because Ukraine never delivered the investigations he wanted.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin dismisses the transfer as some kind of personal decision by then-Premier Nikita Khrushchev for "God only knows" what reason.
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Mr. Court dismisses the idea that comp time would be an interest-free loan from workers to corporations, but that's exactly what it is.
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The note cites Ethiopia as saying last month that Egypt's proposal "put(s) the dam filling in an impossible condition", a charge Egypt dismisses.
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"[Trump] dismisses anything he doesn't want to hear as 'fake news,' which is the equivalent of holding his hands over his ears," Robinson continued.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a U.S. puppet seeking to oust him in a coup, and has retained control of the territory and the military.
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Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismisses Trump's warning to Iran to stop its missile tests, saying the president has shown the "real face" of American corruption.
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New America's Ms. Laitinen dismisses the concern as a smoke screen by an organization whose members sometimes charge a lot more than their competitors.
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Ciaran Cannon, a Fine Gael member of Parliament who represents Athenry, dismisses Daly's suggestion that politicians simply laid down and let Apple roll over them.
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Maduro dismisses rumors that the country or state oil company PDVSA could default, noting that the ruling Socialist Party has never missed a bond payment.
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There's another major obstacle that activists in Ethiopia and the diaspora face: Ethiopian culture regularly dismisses anything considered a product of the West, like feminism.
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She dismisses questions of whether Ohio is still a pivotal swing state, pointing to a handful of key suburban legislative races Democrats won in 2018.
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And he dismisses the now repeatedly-replicated finding of reduced rates of opioid prescriptions, addiction and overdose associated with the availability of legal medical marijuana.
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Worst of all, by providing ammo for continued prohibition, Berenson callously dismisses the profound damage done by the war on marijuana to people of color.
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Simone cooly dismisses Tess and sends her on her way, but Tess barely makes it a few steps outside the building before she starts sobbing.
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China dismisses renewed pressure from Trump over its role in North Korea, saying the crux of the matter is a dispute between Washington and Pyongyang.
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The law would hold judges and investigators criminally liable if a high court overturns a decision ordering the imprisonment of a suspect or dismisses charges.
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Tweedlee, which is what I call the bowl-cut, orange-jacketed Hernan Naranjo (Hernan Romo), dismisses Felix — and, since this is Narcos, Felix kills him.
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But the "micro-groups", as Sinn Fein, the main republican party, dismisses them, lack the experience or skills to maintain an effective and sustained campaign.
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On the flip side, Rebecca dismisses this drinking problem as "this alcoholism of yours," and then she questions the timing of it, saying it's convenient.
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Akira Kawamoto, an investor who used to work at Japan's economy ministry, dismisses the idea that increases to the country's inheritance tax have undermined enterprise.
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RBR — which has proposed breaking up Credit Suisse, whose management dismisses the need for such a radical step — had flagged such a move in December.
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Instead, the discussions have largely focused on the kind of bottom-up, market-oriented solutions that the self-described democratic socialist dismisses as too conservative.
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Instead, the climate talks at CERAWeek have largely focused on the kind of bottom-up, market-oriented solutions that Ocasio-Cortez dismisses as too conservative.
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Bannon may no longer be the central player he once was — and he dismisses as "ridiculous" the idea that he would ever seek elected office.
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Some claim that Mr Musk's real worry is market concentration—a Facebook or Google monopoly in AI, say—though he dismisses such concerns as "petty".
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Ms. Walter also dismisses our suggestion to penalize contractors whose decisions are overturned by an administrative law judge 40 percent or more of the time.
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Mr. Jun dismisses those remarks, saying either that he did not mean them literally or that the news media had quoted him out of context.
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True, he dismisses global warming, dodges the question of evolution, wants to defund Planned Parenthood and checks off all the requisite boxes for social conservatives.
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Related: On Second Anniversary of Chibok Kidnapping, the Man Who Started #BringBackOurGirls Dismisses Critics We sat on white plastic chairs in an old school room.
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Daniel Wallick, principal of Vanguard's Investment Strategy Group, dismisses the notion that the explore, or satellite, portion of the portfolio should be in active strategies.
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He can; and he can in part because of the liberal intellectual arrogance that dismisses the economic, social and cultural problems his rise has underscored.
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Yet President Trump, who sees any invocation of Russian interference as a challenge to the legitimacy of his election, consistently downplays or dismisses these threats.
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But more importantly, it casually dismisses those hardships using existing luxury concepts like palanquins, vehicles that have long been signifiers of affluence and high status.
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This overachiever soon realizes there is a lot to be fixed, but her lax supervisor Brian (a hilarious Jonathan Randell Silver) constantly dismisses her concerns.
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In forming her identity Adèle dismisses the traditional ingredients — gender, race, job, class, motherhood — and focuses entirely on her ability to maintain a hidden life.
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When Marianne's husband shows up to beg for her forgiveness, she dismisses him, then briefly takes him back, before finally realizing where her heart belongs.
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That limitation has been a point of criticism from Netflix, which routinely dismisses Nielsen's accuracy because it misses streams coming from mobile devices and PCs.
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So she dismisses her grandmother's attempt to find her a husband via a matchmaker — especially when the suitor is the neighborhood pickle vendor (Peter Riegert).
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Ben Barenholtz's many credits — though he dismisses them with a wave — include kick-starting the careers of David Lynch, the Coen brothers and John Sayles.
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Despite pleas to run for the Senate, Mr. Bullock dismisses chatter about switching races and hasn't had any conversations about it with Democrats in Washington.
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Female candidates are so much more than women, but ignoring that experience dismisses the struggles of what it means to be a woman in America.
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She dismisses academics critical of her approach, and she delivers bold pronouncements — particularly to a reporter with a voice recorder — in a disarming Texas drawl.
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Too often, he said, the West dismisses Islamist fighters as "terrorists" without understanding what motivates them, just as Islamists fail to understand the United States.
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Anything not contained in the notes on the page he dismisses as "documentary evidence," be it performance tradition, anecdotal history, biographical gloss or even recordings.
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Inslee largely dismisses Trump's comments on climate change, arguing that the President doesn't understand where the American people are on the issue, especially young people.
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" He dismisses the notion that his job is a sinecure, that he "sits around doing nothing, turning up for training, having a jolly, messing about.
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He dismisses any concern about the incentive effects of high tax rates; certainly Very Serious People grossly exaggerate these effects, but they're not completely imaginary.
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Our work emphasizes exactly the problems that Rich dismisses: interest group opposition and partisan polarization, elected officials with ties to carbon polluters blocking the plan.
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He dismisses "Medicare-for-all" specifically as a slogan focus-grouped in Washington, DC. "Right now, people want to take away health care," O'Connor said.
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Duterte dismisses impeachment complaint as he reignites his brutal war on drugs in the Philippines Duterte dismisses impeachment complaint as he reignites his brutal war on drugs in the Philippines An opposition lawmaker in the Philippines has filed an impeachment complaint against controversial President Rodrigo Duterte, accusing him of crimes ranging from abuse of power to running his own "death squad" when he was mayor of Davao.
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A subset of Twitch's audience often dismisses both groups for not being "real gamers," regardless of their level of skill or genuine love of the hobby.
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RELATED: Jane Sanders dismisses Trump advice on independent bid Noting that 10 states have yet to vote, Jane Sanders said her husband will not drop out.
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But Paul Keating, a former Labor prime minister who helped introduce the rule limiting "cross-media" ownership that Mr Turnbull has abolished, dismisses this as worthless.
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Although Smith dismisses this argument, pointing out that Cerner provides "the primary mission critical IT system for the entire hospital" versus DeepMind building just an app.
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On Tuesday, Carrey's legal team filed court paperwork obtained by PEOPLE, in which the actor dismisses White's mother's wrongful death lawsuit against him as a 'shakedown.
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While the right has focused much its ire on these topics, the left dismisses them almost entirely, choosing to focus attention on the ongoing Mueller investigation.
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It also dismisses accusations of jailing BNP workers on false charges, and Hasina has said there are no plans to modify the new digital security law.
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It starts with her, it sympathizes with her throughout, and it dismisses plot points that aren't related to her story, or important in her character's mind.
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He finds Kevin in Jarden to inform him that he believes that top government officials are mutating into dogs, a claim Kevin dismisses as completely crazy.
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Isolated North Korea regularly dismisses the South as a puppet of the United States and just as regularly accuses both of acts of war against it.
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And it dismisses the possibility of a boost from less regulation in a post-Brexit world by pointing out that Britain is relatively lightly regulated already.
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Also per usual, Erlich dismisses this notion, declaring that the five of them are heroes, legends and "goddamned monuments," and that they should focus on celebrating.
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The memo dismisses Cohen's request for no jail time as "meritless" and recommends a "substantial term of imprisonment" reflecting a "modest variance" from the guidelines range.
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As the White House dismisses Papadopoulos' role as minimal, new indications are emerging that the voluntary adviser was trying to raise his stature on the campaign.
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Emmanuel Macron dismisses Boris Johnson's demands for an entirely new Brexit deal before the United Kingdom is due to leave the European Union on October 31.
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Clinging to a doleful melody over a descending piano line, the Weeknd name-drops luxury cars, dismisses any competition and brags about wealth, women and drugs.
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What they think is their best work, their audience dismisses, and something they made when they were 21, everyone constantly holds up as a gold standard.
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" Despite aggressive efforts to address these issues, the university said in its response, the report "ignores totally or criticizes and dismisses these major Penn State efforts.
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Paris is frustrated that it is taking the brunt of ground operations but dismisses the suggestions of some opponents it is stuck in a pointless fight.
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He vehemently dismisses concerns that his company assists Russia's intelligence agencies with cyberespionage and claims that he is the target of Cold War-style conspiracy theories.
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And cognitive dissonance, when a person dismisses information that contradicts what he or she already believes or thinks he or she knows, is spelling our doom.
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Just as No Easy Day dismisses ambiguity, these mythical figures are the closest war games can get to unambiguous superheroes, and the simple stories they entail.
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Any redistribution of waived volumes or lifting of the annual biofuel mandates will upset the oil industry, which dismisses farmers' argument that waivers hurt ethanol demand.
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Her father dismisses the theory, but a cousin tells her that once, when their grandfather's father had been in an accident, he'd cried out in Yiddish.
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Indigenous Australians also suffer disproportionate levels of poverty, addiction and unemployment in what they say is a racist society that dismisses them as second-class citizens.
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But virtually every expert now dismisses those explanations, saying that North Korea has managed its history-defying survival too cannily to be anything but coldly rational.
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U.S. JUDGE DISMISSES HUAWEI LAWSUIT AGAINST THE UNITED STATES, IN WHICH HUAWEI CHALLENGED A U.S. LAW THAT IT SAID IMPROPERLY LIMITED ITS AMERICAN BUSINESS -- COURT RULING
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I think the idea that you could just present well and suddenly leap to the fore, that dismisses just what a special candidate this guy was.
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When coverage of rural areas dismisses or otherwise ignores this fact, actual political consequences follow: The specific concerns of certain communities simply fall out of view.
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The army, which dismisses allegations of meddling, deployed 371,000 soldiers at polling stations across the country, nearly five times the number as in last election in 2013.
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But while Ocasio-Cortez is to the left of almost every Democrat in Congress, she dismisses the idea that there is a coming intra-party civil war.
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But its first scene still cuts to the heart of the matter; the handsome prince coolly surveys available ladies and violently dismisses the Enchantress who begs shelter.
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It's Cyril who corrals the seamstresses, keeps the trains running on time, and dismisses Woodcock's muses and mistresses when they're no longer of any use to him.
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Maduro says Guaido is a "puppet" of Washington and dismisses his claim to the presidency as an effort by the Trump administration to control Venezuela's oil wealth.
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Thomas Hylton, a member of the Pottstown school board, about 35 miles outside of Philadelphia — where schools will be open on Election Day — dismisses any safety concerns.
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Iglesias said in an interview he feels privileged to have had such a long career and dismisses concerns raised in the Spanish press about his recent health.
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It also dismisses the notion that bigger is better when it comes to displays, contrary to automakers such as Tesla, Volvo and our entire collection of ScreenDrives.
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It is a shame that Mr Davenport-Hines dismisses stories he disbelieves, about other moles, sexual foibles and bureaucratic mishaps, as "delusions", "nasty inventions" and "silly fancies".
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Friedrich, who also spoke to MUNCHIES last month about the future of meat production, dismisses the term "cultured meat," claiming that it conjures images of petri dishes.
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Bailey, a member of Australia's conservative Labor Party, dismisses her country's liberals as more likely to sit around "crying into their quinoa" than to get anything done.
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Regardless, his excuse that he is being edgy "for the sake of being edgy" — like all of his deflections — dismisses the real damage his words can do.
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Aweisat, who emphasizes he is not nationalist and dismisses politics as "nonsense," maintains his son was carrying a bag full of books on his way to classes.
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" And one of Antonoff's particularly strong feminist qualities, says Dunham, is that "he never dismisses it when I feel I've experienced something that was gendered or misogynistic.
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Mr Dalio dismisses all the fuss as part of Bridgewater's "radically transparent culture", in which disagreements are supposed to be voiced and settled openly (although not publicly).
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But when I point this out to Ferrara, he breezily dismisses the relevance of the photo, even though it was produced as evidence by his own team.
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The banished include the Speaker of the KRG's parliament, who dismisses Erbil as "occupied" and wants parliament moved to "liberated" Sulaymaniyah, Mr Talabani's base in the east.
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First, it dismisses the agency, self-determination and efforts of the Venezuelan people who are working to restore democracy in their country after decades of violent dictatorship.
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She dismisses criticisms that her staff is overworked, even though her own employees responded to a Success Academy-commissioned survey by saying they lacked work-life balance.
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Many people in the Panhandle have embraced the idea of addiction as a disease, but a vocal cohort dismisses this as a fantasy disseminated by urban liberals.
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UK work and pensions secretary Amber Rudd said a second vote could become "plausible" if parliament dismisses Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal with the European Union.
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But executives had a lingering concern: Would viewers be put off by the show's harsh climax, in which a churlish Manhattan titan dismisses a wide-eyed aspirant?
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She dismisses the notion that there are two styles of Jewish food, one Ashkenazi, from Eastern Europe, and another Sephardic, from southern Europe and the Middle East.
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EU is bankrolled by a group of millionaires including Arron Banks, a British insurance tycoon who dismisses Cameron and finance minister George Osborne as "two toffs together".
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But he dismisses the idea that it calls for quietly shifting subjects, verbs bouncing around, or exercising the mental muscles that perform math and create computer programs.
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I want to highlight this result because I think that my half of the political spectrum — the left half — too often dismisses the importance of family structure.
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Like many of his competitors, he dismisses the phrase "flying cars" because other companies are working on cars that fly as well as drive on the road.
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With a quick shove of his glasses above the ridge of his nose, Mr. Wofford, who described himself as a nerd while growing up, dismisses it all.
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He dismisses journalists who point out his falsehoods as nit-pickers who do not understand that he is speaking a larger truth that resonates with many Americans.
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On genetics, too, he dismisses aspects that might dilute the strength of his argument that outside interventions are limited in their effects on personality and social behavior.
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And so, he dismisses injuries to American soldiers suffered in the attacks as "headaches" and certainly nothing like their fellow servicemen who have had limbs blown off.
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Is Ksyusha's boyfriend the prince she believes him to be, or the brute that her brother's girlfriend dismisses as "about as agreeable as a feral white dog"?
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He dismisses self-driving vehicles as "Randian" (though nothing seems less Randian than giving agency to a vehicle that uses situational awareness to join a traffic flow).
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"I had the opportunity to show them material of proof that dismisses Turkish claims that (the incident at Imia) was an accident," Kammenos said in a statement.
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He would command a superpower but, with no experience in government or world politics, he shuns intelligence briefings and dismisses the accumulated wisdom of Foreign Service professionals.
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More importantly, this reduction dismisses the real cruelty inherent in Hart's old comedy rhetoric, while blaming the targets of that cruelty — queer people — for pointing it out.
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Like many of Duterte's supporters, Badoy dismisses outside criticism of him, crediting him for launching concrete programs to help the poor with free medical care and education.
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More from investigations … Mueller is zeroing in on longtime Trump confidant Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2023 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE (The Hill) … Stone denies wrongdoing and says he'll never turn on Trump (The Hill) … Federal judge dismisses Russian company's bid to dismiss Mueller charges (The Hill).
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While Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell calls the latest deficit data "very disturbing," he dismisses the notion that the tax cuts are adding to the national debt problem.
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When Grace returns, Frankie is upset that Grace constantly dismisses her; Grace is upset that she constantly feels the strain of fixing Frankie's flights of fancy-created messes.
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Related: Iran dismisses Trump's 'ranting' and vows more missile tests On notice On Thursday, Trump declined to rule out the prospect of military action against the Islamic Republic.
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U.S. President Donald Trump dismisses him as "Little Rocketman," but others discern an evolving strategy behind changes the North Korean leader has made since he came to power.
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He dismisses Rothbard's critique in a footnote as "manifestly unfair and inaccurate" without explaining why; Schumpeter's objections are batted aside; Mr Rashid's work is not mentioned at all.
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Rabbi Yehudah Glick, a Likud member of the Knesset (parliament), who was wounded by a Palestinian gunman in 2014, dismisses the prohibition on Jews entering the Temple Mount.
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"The General Court dismisses the actions brought by the Credit mutuel Arkea and upholds the two decisions of the ECB," the General Court of the European Union said.
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" More from the interview: "All the intelligence, which Trump dismisses, suggests that it's unlikely if not impossible that Kim Jong-un will give up his nuclear weapons capacity.
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Moussa dismisses accusations he is being used to present a false sense of competition, and the electoral commission says it will ensure the vote is fair and transparent.
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Sanborn also dismisses concerns over rising auto loan default rates that have prompted some banks to scale back and for regulators to voice concern about deteriorating underwriting standards.
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He frames his critics as bullies and dismisses rational arguments against his naively rosy view that it's possible for everyone to just drop the baggage and come together.
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The FCC dismisses these scholars and founding technologists of the internet in a footnote, describing itself as "unpersuaded" that the internet works the way they insist it does.
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The far-right government in Poland passed a media law that dismisses the heads of the public broadcasters and puts them under the control of the treasury minister.
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Myanmar dismisses accusations of ethnic cleansing, saying it has to tackle the insurgents, whom it accuses of setting fires and attacking civilians as well as the security forces.
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For example, when I ask Vanya to ask Baba about the threat from ISIS, she dismisses it and tells me that the real threat is from unchecked immigration.
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A 2007 New York Times article says that Dermabond is safer than the regular form of superglue, which they claim kills skin cells, though Morocco dismisses that concern.
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In the film, a subtle old Sikh villain dismisses his state's future with a Punjabi couplet—"The lands are dry and the kids are high"—and a shrug.
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Tatiana's boss, Sergei Obolensky, publisher of the newsmagazine Russia Now, laughingly dismisses Arkady as an anxious boyfriend, but Arkady is well aware of the dangers facing Russian journalists.
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Sure, Twitter starts by repeating the freedom of speech line, but it dismisses it so quickly that it's hard to imagine they aren't just plain fed up, too.
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An approach that strengthens academic instruction, not weakens it; gives students agency, not dismisses them; and enables them to participate in class, not be fearful of making mistakes.
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Maduro dismisses claims that his government is a dictatorship by pointing to the ruling socialist party's election victories, and often describes opposition-led protests as violent destabilizing efforts.
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Giuliani dismisses Sekulow's misstatements as simply "misinformed" and compared it to his own contradictory remark on Fox News about cash payments by Trump to porn star Stormy Daniels.
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The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly in June for new sanctions on Russia to punish it for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, an allegation that Russia dismisses.
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He has vowed to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, and he dismisses environmental groups as Marxists and élitists, who have co-opted indigenous leaders to serve international interests.
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Zinke dismisses the need to determine the environmental, economic and social impacts of fracking and drilling, saying that's already considered in broader agency land and resource management plans.
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In her ruling, the judge basically dismisses the notion the cop who arrested Meek, Officer Graham, is really dirty because the fellow officer who fingered him isn't credible.
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Elleithee, too, dismisses the notion that anyone in power is calling not just for restrictions on certain types of guns or gun owners but for fewer guns, period.
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Prasad said he's sometimes accused on Twitter of having a conflict of interest because he receives funding from the Arnold Foundation — a charge that he dismisses as nonsense.
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Myanmar dismisses accusations of ethnic cleansing, saying it has to tackle the insurgents, whom it accuses of starting fires and attacking civilians as well as the security forces.
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Podesta's company, the Podesta Group, acknowledges it worked with the Russian-owned bank, but the D.C.-based lobbying firm dismisses reports it worked to lift sanctions on Russia.
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Ms. Abrams dismisses the tax credit program as "a Band-Aid," emphasizing that Medicaid expansion would deliver far more money — most of it from federal, not state coffers.
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He dismisses science, especially when it comes to climate change and the fate of the Amazon rainforest, and he uses propaganda to scapegoat minority groups to sow division.
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While Trump no longer dismisses the risk as overblown, he continues to send clear public signals questioning the need for the most intense measures to compel social distancing.
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If an employer hires someone it initially perceives to be a woman, but then dismisses that employee for being a transgender woman, that's also discrimination based on sex.
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But he didn't articulate a pre-Trump conservatism — the conservatism of Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio, a "post-racial" conservatism that dismisses any discussion of racial difference — either.
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Of those, by my count, only 11 are women, and Quammen often dismisses their scientific credentials and achievements or portrays them as appendages to men in the story.
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Speaking in an interview with newly launched technology publication Protocol, Spencer dismisses Sony and Nintendo's ability to create a cloud infrastructure that will challenge Microsoft, Google, or Amazon.
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Daniel Pipes, author of over a dozen books on radical Islam and the Middle East, who has worked at the Defense and State Departments, dismisses the Gülen connection.
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" But the Flat Earth International Conference dismisses evidence of satellites because they "believe government space agencies are taking creative liberties with your tax dollars and producing misleading materials.
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Guaido has been recognized as Venezuela's rightful leader by dozens of countries, but President Nicolas Maduro retains control of the territory and dismisses Guaido as a U.S. puppet.
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"Rose, of the Israel-America Chambers of Commerce, also dismisses the effect: "We haven't heard from any of our members that it has affected their business either way.
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Trump in the past has criticized the Bank of Japan's ultra-easy monetary policy, saying it was aimed at weakening the yen, a claim the central bank dismisses.
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The website is also considered something of a nightmare for women, with an editorial leadership that frequently and flippantly dismisses the online harassment generated by its dude-heavy audience.
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When Heartland dismisses you as unserious ... well, to fully appreciate that, let's take a closer look at what's going on the in the world of climate denial these days.
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Trump admires dictators and strongmen; he dismisses the press as fake news and ethics rules as unnecessary niceties; he lies without compunction and delights in self-serving conspiracy theories.
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"I'm afraid this is only going to get worse," said Duff, who has been accused by Turkish authorities of being a "Gulenist", a charge he dismisses with a laugh.
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The prank doesn't go entirely according to plan, with DeGeneres, 58, thinking that she didn't really scare the comedian since he was looking away — a fact Gervais quickly dismisses.
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"The court dismisses the actions brought by Slovakia and Hungary against the provisional mechanism for the mandatory relocation of asylum seekers," the Luxembourg-based court said in a statement.
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Its creation led many countries around the world to describe Maduro as a dictator, a charge he dismisses as part of a campaign against him by the United States.
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If the commission dismisses a complaint, even by a tie, the judiciary can order the FEC to act on the case or provide an explanation acceptable to the court.
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She also dismisses any rumors of tension behind the scenes, saying that like any family, they've had their creative disagreements, but the only drama has been the onscreen variety.
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Bazelon also dismisses the only model that offers services to prostituted people, and penalizes sex buyers only with a fine and learning the realities of the global sex trade.
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Its creation led many countries around the world to describe Maduro as a dictator, a charge Maduro dismisses as part of a campaign against him by the United States.
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The area was at relative peace before the Turkish invasion, and the characterization of it as a "safe zone" dismisses both Trump's and Turkey's recent role in destabilizing it.
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But he dismisses any theories that the space contains another grand gallery or a burial chamber "There is no scientific, archaeological or historical evidence that corroborates this," he said.
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Mr. Trump dismisses it as a "small civil case," but he was questioned aggressively by Megyn Kelly over the subject in Thursday's debate and attacked by Senator Marco Rubio.
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Pompeo, for example, will be on the road often, without the same day-to-day proximity to Trump, and also heads a department of diplomats Trump dislikes and dismisses.
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Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile in Pennsylvania since 1999, has denied involvement in the attempted coup and dismisses Turkey's allegations that he heads a terrorist organization.
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Ms. Lafferty, who took webinars and tutorials to learn the latest digital tools of her trade, dismisses the idea that the job is beyond the grasp of her cohort.
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Trump, meanwhile, frequently dismisses critical coverage as "fake news," refuses to grant interviews to media outlets he dislikes and seeks to restrict their access to government and campaign events.
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A Democratic trial brief also released over the weekend dismisses the central plank of Trump's defense -- that an indictable crime must be committed before a President can be impeached.
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Constantly belittling their interests reinforces the message that they don&apost matter and that their needs are inherently lesser, feeding into the system that dismisses women in every arena.
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The callousness with which Ehrenhalt dismisses the "losers" in the gentrification process speaks volumes about his ignorance and/or indifference to the costs of gentrification for poor African-Americans.
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Khashoggi's Turkish fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, waiting outside, said he never emerged and Turkish sources said they believe Khashoggi was killed inside the building, allegations that Riyadh dismisses as baseless.
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Gilmore dismisses the central premise of the movie – poor Mia Farrow being tricked into delivering Satan's kid – as "silly" but instead likes how mundane the film's coven of Satanists are.
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Iran&aposs top leader says anyone who fires one missile at his country "will be hit by 10" in response, but dismisses fears of war as "propaganda" by the West.
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When the Republican Senate summarily dismisses the charges against Trump, they won't just be exonerating the president, they will be signing their names to these deeply unpatriotic and despotic arguments.
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Even the lion of the anti-Putin underground, Alexei Navalny, himself barred from running due to a criminal conviction he claims was trumped up to silence him, dismisses Sobchak's campaign.
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The company dismisses concerns from some lithium analysts about its ability to deliver, saying its small size gives it more flexibility to bring partners from different fields into the project.
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Charles Barkley says college basketball is still GREAT because it helps black kids get a free college education -- and he dismisses the NCAA recruiting scandals as a few bad apples.
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Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, who dismisses the "global warming hoax" has sworn that he will "cancel" and renegotiate the Paris agreement if he wins the White House in November.
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Khan's government dismisses the criticism and says it is dealing with the consequences of abuses by past administrations, who it says used lucrative government advertising business to buy favorable coverage.
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No matter how harshly Trump attacks Mueller or those around him -- or dismisses the importance of Manafort or Papadopoulos -- it doesn't change the real legal peril these folks face. Now.
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The big picture: It's proving hard for them to convince a Republican who abhors regulations, dismisses climate change and dislikes global accords to embrace a policy that combines all three.
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Ullrich summarily dismisses both of these legends, noting that Hitler actually had a good relationship with his mother's doctor, and that records of his medical examinations reveal no physical abnormality.
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Mr. Vance's office has argued that it dismisses the cases of people who have the knives for professional reasons, and that the proposed bill would have legalized more dangerous knives.
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With the right leadership, the office could serve as a firewall if President Trump pardons senior aides, dismisses the special counsel, Robert Mueller, or attacks the foundations of state power.
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Which is why in many instances the interests that Pinker dismisses as irrational hugger-mugger, everything from astrology to spiritualism, have tended to strengthen during periods of real scientific ferment.
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And pity those considered part of an unfriendly demographic, such as the people of Puerto Rico, whom the president dismisses as a tool of the Democratic Party and mistreats accordingly.
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Hartnett White is a think tank official and former Texas environmental regulator who dismisses the science behind the influence of carbon emissions and other pollutants on the Earth's warming trend.
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Nevertheless, there are some ins and outs to this case that will be harder for Gloria to puzzle out as she dismisses Grandfather's warning and heads out into the meadow.
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Mr. Perriello calls for a new politics beyond traditional left-and-right lines and dismisses what he calls a lazy "'90s mind-set" about what is and is not possible.
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She describes Trump's victory as a mandate — never mind its narrowness or all that Russian nefariousness — and dismisses his critics by citing their inability to see that heady triumph coming.
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This alarm, which Russia dismisses as Russophobic hysteria, has given new force to voices in Cyprus warning that Russia's geopolitical interests have made it determined to upset a Cyprus settlement.
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Read on for a couple examples... Hannity dismisses Hill as "so-called Ukraine expert," continues to push discredited theory Unsurprisingly, Sean Hannity attacked Hill on his Fox program Thursday night.
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Over the past two to three decades, however, science has contradicted the policy goals of certain ideological groups, and a trend has emerged that dismisses science as irrelevant or false.
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Trump dismisses corruption claims Touching on corruption claims tainting his administration's reputation, Trump also dismissed concerns that his administration was directing government business to his resorts in Scotland and Ireland.
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And those of you who have already had your fill of premature Christmas music may find yourself rooting for Scrooge as he dismisses the carolers who gather outside his house.
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But no one dismisses Democrats' opportunity to gain the two seats they need for control, which would give them veto power over White House appointments to the Cabinet and courts.
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Carol dismisses the "King" and his pretentious affectations as a fairytale, knowing all too well that blissful ignorance is no protection from the horrors of the world outside The Kingdom's walls.
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South Sudan, which split away from Sudan in 2011 after decades of civil war fueled by ethnicity and oil, dismisses the allegations and accuses Khartoum of arming militias in its territory.
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Sir Arnold, with world-weary cynicism, dismisses the importance of who it might be, saying that it is more or less the same as choosing which lunatic should run the asylum.
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Maduro says Guaido is a puppet of Washington and dismisses his claim to the presidency as an effort by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to control Venezuela's oil wealth.
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She is not even willing to use the term Rohingya; her government dismisses the 1m-strong group that has been present in Rakhine since precolonial times as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.
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Then in the third verse he takes stock of what he's become, even as he dismisses the idea that he would actually end up having to shoot someone or sell drugs.
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Under Mr Trump, who resents discipline and contrary advice, dismisses expertise and often favours his relatives in the White House, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, it is set up for failure.
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Pilot Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) comes in for some particularly intense scrutiny, as Johnson analyzes and dismisses a certain type of reckless hero complex, and the dangers that come with it.
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The government dismisses the charge, saying the group was purely political and accused opponents of stirring up tensions in a nation that emerged from an ethnically charged civil war in 2005.
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" McMaster is no technophobe, but he dismisses conceptions of the future of war that "cut against war's political nature, war's human natures, war's uncertainty and war as a contest of wills.
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If it is the arm-twisting, head-lopping version proclaimed by Islamic State (IS), which dismisses all Muslims but its own ardent followers as shirkers and sinners, there are few takers.
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Hoffman casually dismisses Abedin's composure—which more rationally suggests she's not humiliated—and ignores the many references in the film to Abedin's discomfort with being anywhere near a camera or microphone.
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Edward Whelan, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center who clerked for the late Justice Antonin Scalia, dismisses the Justice Department's interpretation of Title VII as a "puddle of goo".
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The 5-Star candidate for mayor, Ugo Forello, dismisses the controversy and says he is confident he can overcome voter distrust to land the party its first triumph on the island.
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And he dismisses in a footnote speculation that Robert Harlan, a man of mixed race who grew up as a member of John Harlan's family, might have been a half brother.
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But by signing onto Justice Alito's dissent, the chief will have a hard time writing or joining an opinion in Rucho and Lamone that dismisses the impact of partisanship in redistricting.
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The big picture: The caucus, whose stated mission acknowledges climate change and works to address it, has grown significantly under President Trump, whose administration mostly dismisses climate change as an issue.
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" And perhaps worst of all, Dany dismisses all of Tyrion's questions about her plans to "break the wheel," repeatedly telling him, "We will discuss the succession after I wear the crown.
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Krueger dismisses the "zoo of federal agencies" that officially take over the case to concentrate on the O'Connors and their Indian friends, who understand and respect Iron Lake and its legends.
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"The Vice-President of the General Court dismisses the application of Mr Junqueras ... for interim measures," the General Court, which is the second highest in the EU, said in a statement.
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Even so, the trial will also be a blunt reminder that while Mr. Trump dismisses the Mueller inquiry as a "witch hunt," it has had very real consequences for its targets.
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But that loss has also opened the door for talk of a possible presidential run for Mr. Cuomo, talk that the governor dismisses, although his actions seem geared to inspire it.
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In the hospital, after her cruel and self-absorbed husband dismisses her as clinically depressed, Marianne stumbles upon a tile painted with a maritime scene of the French port of Kerdruc.
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The combative Brazilian leader often dismisses critical coverage as "fake news," and at his direction, government ministries last year canceled their subscriptions to the nation's largest newspaper, Folha de São Paulo.
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The President argues the whole thing is a "hoax" and dismisses criticism of his July 25 call in which he leaned on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, saying his conduct was perfect.
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The Podere del Pajorè vineyard is now owned by Angelo Gaja, who — in Ian D'Agata's book "Native Wine Grapes of Italy" — dismisses the notion that the vineyard ever contained nebbiolo rosé.
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It's a quietly radical defense of female emotions in a world that dismisses them as so much hysteria, and — more pertinently to this scene — an indirect avowal of Anne's own emotions.
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Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE are attending the commemoration.
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Attending for the White House were Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE.
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Trump's elder daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and her husband, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Trump administration releases new 'public charge' rule making it easier to reject immigrants MORE, both practice Judaism.
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The invisible money trail goes through offshore jurisdictions such as Nevis, a Caribbean island where an official laughingly dismisses Mr Bullough's suggestion that its corporate secrecy and abundant scandals might be linked.
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It's likely that, for those reasons, I have yet to meet a pen, pencil, paint or sculpture artist who tries VR art and dismisses it as too artificial or not organic enough.
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Thelma Aldana, Guatemala's former chief prosecutor, is among the front-runners in next month's election but faces an arrest warrant back home that she dismisses as the work of her political opponents.
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Scott dismisses the California job-creation figures and contends it's an unfair comparison given California has a population of about 39 million while Florida has about half that number, 20 million people.
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In it, he dismisses his alleged molestation of Dylan Farrow, his adopted daughter with Mia Farrow, as "a total non-event," and blames Mia for "coaching" Dylan to speak ill of him.
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If the court dismisses the amended complaint as well, all parents who are planning to send their sons to college should know: Innocent until proven guilty no longer applies on college campuses.
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Bayik dismisses the November elections as a "coup" designed to sideline the HDP, and aided by collaboration between the AKP and IS, designed to cause instability and target the ruling party's opponents.
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Clinton has vowed that barring any threats to national security, she would open up government files on the subject, a shift from President Obama, who typically dismisses the topic as a joke.
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"And now in the middle of another deadly storm, he blithely dismisses the Puerto Rico death toll and takes an undeserved victory lap around an island that is still suffering," Tapper said.
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Conason too casually dismisses a famous Vanity Fair piece about Clinton-Burkle high jinks on Burkle's plane, written by Todd Purdum, who is married to Clinton's former press secretary Dee Dee Myers.
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But her background and previous criticism of Trump have opened her up to accusations from some of the president's supporters that she isn't sufficiently committed to his cause, a notion she dismisses.
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Haltiwanger dismisses neither of those reasons, but told Axios at conference Thursday at the Dallas Fed that the loss of the propulsion of startups is a primary reason for the current malaise.
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The NCC is encouraging the FSIS to get rid of this 140 bpm cap, which the NCC dismisses as "arbitrary," and instead saying that plants themselves should determine what these limits are.
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Sure he's a little …— libertarian, but he wants to whack the heck out of taxes, and he dismisses global warming as something we can deal with by eventually moving to another planet.
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Even as President Trump publicly dismisses the scientific consensus of climate change, his administration is wrestling with how to move people out of the way of rising seas and increasingly intense rainfall.
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Cuban authorities do not comment on police activity such as the detention of dissidents, and dismisses them as a tiny minority of provocateurs financed by the United States to subvert the government.
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This much is evident when he dismisses the airport employees attempting to sign him up for an airline rewards card — the very same job he held before linking up with Paper Boi.
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Instead, every time he talks about race and gender and dismisses the importance of representation, he tosses huge chunks of the electorate away and sows division, whether he means to or not.
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The administration dismisses these pleas for honesty, arguing that only journalists care about Mr. Trump's tax returns and conflicts of interest — a claim that a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll disproved.
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Dr. Molina dismisses the argument as "a red herring," masking the fact that federal Medicaid funding will drop by nearly $900 billion over the next decade if the House bill goes through.
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Jess initially dismisses Michelle, telling her that John is probably just having an affair — but after she gets a distorted message telling her not to look for him, she takes the request seriously.
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The call for a homogenized approach to federal buildings also dismisses one of the most fundamental tenets of the Guiding Principles, the need for an architecture that reflects and responds to its time.
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The story of an East German family fleeing to the West in a home-made balloon is not, as she dismisses it, "apocryphal": the briefest research reveals that it really happened, in 1979.
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The star that liked to provoke What kind of Midwestern punk does that -- dismisses a shot at the big time, refusing to take the guidance of veteran star-makers because he knows better?
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He immediately dismisses my friend, telling her not to make a scene, which only makes her angrier, and by the time security comes over to investigate, they are both shouting at each other.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is trying to get ahead of global efforts to regulate the platform by proposing his own rules, while a top policy exec dismisses calls to break the company up.
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Trump would be in a better bargaining position with Congress if such a policy dismisses the idea that executive privilege claims can be used any time merely to deflect congressional requests for information.
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In particular, they take their time developing Naz's family and showing us the family's experience with the sort of casual racism that dismisses anyone from countries like Pakistan as terrorists in the making.
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" Here, he's a rock 'n' roll Santa, who takes pride in the fact that he's "not a big fat slob" and dismisses the notion that he says "Ho, ho, ho" as "fake news.
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He dismisses the notion that the police might be targeting a rap festival as "that conspiracy theory shit," but does recommend that we build personal bunkers for when the civil war pops off.
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American Ballet Theater (Tuesday through July 2) The company's spring season opens with "Sylvia," Frederick Ashton's elegant tale of the titular chaste huntress who dismisses love until shot by the arrow of Eros.
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Hakeem JeffriesHakeem Sekou JeffriesAppetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Jeffries dismisses optics: We wanted testimony from Mueller, not Robert De Niro Live coverage: Mueller testifies before Congress MORE, was even more pointed.
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Whelan's family dismisses notions that he was a spy, saying the discharged US Marines reservist was in Russia to attend a wedding for a fellow former US service member and a Russian woman.
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It's partly an affectionate intergenerational dispute; 13-year-old Morris (Markees Christmas) is skeptical of his father's old-school dogma, while his dad, Curtis (Craig Robinson), dismisses his son's taste as too pop.
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Another is his father, Milo (Yaacov Cohen), who dismisses his son's need to study literature, because literature is dead, after all, and besides, he's being groomed to take over the family scaffolding business.
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His book dismisses as a case of mistaken identity one theory that Mr. Richmond served, at the age of 21, as hangman at the execution of the American revolutionary Nathan Hale in 2500.
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Trump regularly dismisses coverage that is unfavorable as "fake news" and has decried certain outlets as the "enemy of the people" despite warnings from free press advocates about the dangers of the terms.
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Facing multiple corruption charges, which she dismisses as a political smear, Fernandez de Kirchner did not take an active role in the campaign and has stayed largely out of sight since the election.
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While the Kurdish forces have been the most effective fighters on the ground for the US-led coalition against ISIS, Turkey dismisses them as "terrorists" and sees them as a potential existential threat.
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" The filing submitted Monday dismisses House Democrats' case as relying on secondhand evidence and claims the rough transcript of the call released by the White House "shows that the President did nothing wrong.
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Cochran is a master of code-switching, when it comes to the media: he dismisses the Simpson case as "a loser" to a producer, then unctuously offers sympathy when the cameras blink on.
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The combination of her aggressive recruitment of businesses, her ambition and her growing national profile has fueled speculation that she might someday run for national office — speculation she dismisses, at least for now.
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He dismisses "Lemonade" as merely "an attempt at storytelling," even though the response among women shows that many feel the album tells their stories—of history, geography, Yoruba traditions, loss, strife, and more.
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Not only is the current front-runner, Lena Dunham, not even a novelist, but her fictional avatar in "Girls" dismisses the idea of such a generational voice in the show's very first episode.
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Klopp dismisses any notions that Salah has lost confidence, but the heavy touches when he was once so deft, the slight stumbles when he was once so sure: they are the surefire signs.
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Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE will soon be welcoming a supermodel to the family.
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If you're a Sean Hannity fan who likes to put on airs at a Tea Party rally, Scruton's book will tell you everything you need to know about the thinkers it so confidently dismisses.
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It attacks the New York Attorney General's Office over what Johnson claims is a lack of jurisdiction and dismisses the notion that the FCC should confirm the identities of anyone who uses the system.
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Or, rather, he's aligning himself — a man who claims to spread love for all — with a man who cruelly dismisses the plight of the parents of murder victims as actors in a government coverup.
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And so, this Father's Day (a celebration he dismisses entirely as capitalist bullshit), I thought: What could be nicer than to try my hand at making these little morsels of parental love once more?
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In recent months some consumers have come to believe that higher-priced hoverboards are somehow safer than lower-priced hoverboards, a notion Kaye dismisses, as the safety issues impact all hoverboards, regardless of price.
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When someone dismisses Beyoncé's performance as superficial pop bombast, or calls fans' relationship with her "unhealthy," without paying heed to their experiences or what she represents within that, that to me is symbolic violence.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - Croatia and Slovenia failed to reach a compromise solution for their border dispute in talks on Tuesday, with Slovenia gearing up to implement an international court ruling which Croatia dismisses as invalid.
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The governor, a right-wing ideologue who dismisses climate change, is further jeopardizing the state's economy by attempting to deliver on his promise of giving every Alaskan a bigger annual check in the mail.
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In his first ad, which ran the first week of September, Stewart dismisses the presidential race as a "sideshow" and vows to go after "drug war criminals" who, he argues, are predominantly in Congress.
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He pompously lavishes in the attention and lets a dutiful Joan fade into the background as he dismisses her writing skills, berates their son (an aspiring writer), and flirts and canoodles with other women.
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Herbosa, Et Al., G.R. No. 207246 * SC dismisses petitions filed by Jose M. Roy III & other petitioners-in-intervention against chairperson Teresita Herbosa of Securities & Exchange Commission Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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EL FASHER, Sudan (Reuters) - Saleha Nour sits selling nuts in the market in El Fasher, Darfur and dismisses her new prime minister's promise of a brighter new future with a wave of her hand.
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The opposition dismisses the probe as a power struggle within government, noting that the industry has been under tight control of the Socialist Party since early in former president Hugo Chavez's 14-year rule.
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But Trump's overture fits with his administration's increasing interest in the Arctic, even as it dismisses or ignores the effects of climate change that are making that region more accessible, writes Michael T. Klare.
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The government dismisses rights groups' concerns about the crackdown, saying only such a purge could neutralize the threat represented by Gulen's network, which it says infiltrated institutions such as the army, schools and judiciary.
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The director dismisses Mia, who, wearing a blue jacket to hide the coffee, walks down a hallway lined on both sides with red-headed actresses wearing the same white shirt that she has stained.
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He disregards transparency, his bizarre tweets are often false or offensive, and he dismisses all kinds of unspoken rules governing everything from financial conflicts of interest to dialogue with the political leadership of Taiwan.
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" Murphy repeatedly suffered such slights in his career, as his work was eclipsed by that of people he dismisses as "dowdy, middle-aged, white-male showrunners writing about dowdy, middle-aged, white-male antiheroes.
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Rachel, the novel's most interesting character by far, is by no means an affectionate mother — she often dismisses Julie as one would a servant: "You may go now" — yet she exemplifies the modern woman.
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Trump's core supporters do not mind when he threatens the media, denigrates the courts, attacks intelligence agencies, dismisses the Congressional Budget Office, and treats the office of the presidency as a brand marketing opportunity.
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The governor of Kirkuk, Najmaldin Karim, dismisses the argument that the Kurds have too many problems – an economic crisis, political divisions, the uncertain status of Kirkuk and other disputed areas – to seek independence now.
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But he dismisses as unimportant Lincoln's insistence in the same debates that blacks were entitled to the inalienable natural rights enumerated in the Declaration of Independence — rights that Douglas insisted applied only to whites.
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The government dismisses rights groups' concerns about the crackdown, saying only such a purge could neutralize the threat represented by Gulen's network, which it says infiltrated institutions such as the judiciary, army and schools.
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Now, Democrats want to shift the focus back to some of the areas that Mueller didn't address -- all of which Trump dismisses as presidential "harassment" and an effort to "redo" the special counsel's probe.
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With a firm "no", he dismisses any possibility that Mr Macri will step aside for a candidate better placed to defeat Ms Fernández, a persistent suggestion from some within the Cambiemos movement in recent weeks.
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"Investor confusion increases when a topic that appears to be gaining political momentum — such as border adjusted tax reform — is suddenly discredited when the president dismisses the idea saying it is 'too complicated,'" he wrote.
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Maybe she dismisses it, because she took up running or changed her sleep schedule or has a new female office mate and their schedules are probably syncing or for a multitude of random other reasons.
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Because public discourse often overlooks and even outright dismisses asexuality itself, it follows that ace stories of harassment and assault aren't widely heard, let alone accepted or understood, among those who don't identify as ace.
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While Jenny originally dismisses Jo's accusations against Paul, she clearly believes the abuse survivor when she details the day her estranged husband kicked her so violently he broke her ribs and almost ruptured her kidney.
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It dismisses protests by concerned scientists, NGOs and ordinary citizens—which range from signing open letters to chaining themselves to tree-harvesters—as political attacks by foreign and domestic opponents of its "Poland first" nationalism.
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When Lee says he feels like he gets fewer views when a video is limited or not given ads — the dreaded yellow dollar sign versus a healthy green one — Kyncl dismisses this as a myth.
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He is pushed to admit that "We Japanese and other Asian people have our own special kind of sorrow," but he dismisses the idea that music is a proprietary form exclusive to a particular nationality.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido's claim to the presidency as a Washington-backed effort to seize power in Venezuela, which is struggling under hyperinflation and crippling blackouts that have left millions of citizens without power this month.
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A few scenes later, when Kathleen finds out who Joe is at a party and angrily confronts him, he dismisses her store as "inconsequential," before stealing all the caviar at the swanky party they're attending.
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Instead of reining in out-of-control subsidy programs and closing special interest loopholes, the legislation preserves Depression-era giveaway programs and dismisses opportunities to pass free-market reforms to modernize the nation's agriculture industry.
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In an interview, Mr McConnell dismisses the suggestion that legislation like the Civil Rights Act passed only because in the 1960s the two parties were still broad and overlapping coalitions, and home to many centrists.
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FIFA Dismisses Plot Allegation An alleged plot by FIFA's president, Gianni Infantino, to oust the official who oversaw the salary offer he refused to accept has been called "ludicrous" by FIFA, world soccer's governing body.
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Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE told Hill.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE is already running.
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Is that Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE?
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The media largely dismisses the fact that the Clinton campaign also solicited political dirt from foreign intelligence sources, including from Russia, through investigator and former British spy Christopher Steele and the research firm Fusion GPS.
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Osterloh, the top labour representative on the 20-strong VW supervisory board that appoints and dismisses executives, has clashed repeatedly with Diess over where to make savings ever since Diess joined VW in July 2015.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE and former Rep.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldKasich: I don't see a path to beat Trump right now Trump vents over Axios report on hurricane nuking idea Trump dismisses potential primary challengers as 'Three Stooges' MORE will also participate.
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Mr. Sernovitz, who finances fracking, dismisses his conflict of interest out of hand, as he does the fact that widespread methane leaks have likely nullified any advantage of fracking versus coal in reducing greenhouse gases.
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As well as the dexterity with which Ctrl plays with R&B, soul, and indie in a way that dismisses any attempt categorize it, the record's uniqueness comes from its voice, its beauty from strength.
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The wonder that is New York exists thanks in large part to the kind of pie-in-the-sky projects — impossibly ambitious, realized despite the objections of naysayers and budget curmudgeons — that Bloomberg now dismisses.
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The public service loan forgiveness program dismisses any remaining balance (free of income taxes on the forgiven debt) for any decade-long public servant (all government and most nonprofit employees) who meets three additional criteria.
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Toward that end he dispatches agent Ali Soufan (Tahar Rahim) on a mission to London, where his local contact dismisses Osama bin Laden and his followers as criminals who should be dealt with as such.
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If you're only an occasional listener of country music or someone who dismisses the genre entirely, you'll be fascinated to hear the hardscrabble origin stories of early stars like the Carter Family and Jimmie Rogers.
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It's not just that he berates allies for falling short of defense spending commitments (a fair criticism in many cases), or that he dismisses the threat that many NATO partners still perceive from the Kremlin.
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So it has been very dismaying to see how much commentary on these proposals either demands an immediate, detailed explanation of how Democrats would pay for their ideas, or dismisses the whole thing as impractical.
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Romain Duflot, chief executive and co-founder of EyeLights, dismisses suggestions that the hologram could be a distraction for drivers, saying that taking your eye off the road to check a phone is far riskier.
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In the end, the team dismisses two works previously recognized as Bosches, while the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City learns that "The Temptation of Saint Anthony" (1500–10) it holds is legitimate.
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Kate McKinnon's Rudy Giuliani and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, played by Scarlett Johansson and Jimmy Fallon, also get calls.
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Trump's daughter, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, converted to Judaism before marrying Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, who is an observant Jew, in 2009.
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Sayegh also gained the confidence of Trump's family members and senior advisers Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE in that time.
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In their stead come same-old, same-old figures like Gary Cohn, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, and Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE.
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Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE were spotted getting a taste of a "cool," newly opened Israeli restaurant in Washington.
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Raffel worked closely with first daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and her husband Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, both White House senior advisers.
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Jose Maria de Viana, former president of Caracas&apos state-run water provider, Hidrocapital, blames incompetence, and dismisses the government&aposs explanation that the rainy season has been slow to kick off and replenish drained reservoirs.
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Microsoft and other device makers were also plagued by a number of issues with Intel's Skylake chipsets, but Myerson dismisses this new support of ARM as a sign that the company has lost faith in Intel.
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Aucoin was planning to retire soon, but the firing is in accordance with the Navy's policy of public accountability, by which it dismisses commanders or ship captains as soon as it loses confidence in their leadership.
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Mr Simeonov, who leads the far-right National Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria, says his hunt for talent does not extend to refugees, whom he dismisses as "adventurists" seeking to suck Europe's welfare states dry.
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Tens of thousands of demonstrators occupy the streets chanting for justice, but the prime minister, who has previously referred to journalists as "prostitutes" and "toilet spiders", dismisses them as stooges of opposition parties or foreign speculators.
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Pumarol dismisses the idea that Amazon will boost job creation in neighborhoods that need them most since many of the HQ2 jobs will be white collar, and few are likely to go to people of color.
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The EU is voicing increasing frustration with lack of progress in key areas of the Brexit negotiations, most notably on the Irish border, and dismisses Britain's thinking on future cooperation from trade to security as unrealistic.
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Beyoncé is pregnant with twins, equal parts Mother Earth and Venus on a fecund planetary stage that dismisses the boundary of indoor and outdoor—the implication is that she is also pregnant with the next world.
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They argue for low-carbon solutions that Ocasio-Cortez dismisses or marginalizes, like pairing natural gas-fired power with wind and solar farms, deploying advanced nuclear reactors and advancing technology to capture and store carbon emissions.
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Last year, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE and Sen.
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" Forty years later, undeterred by Janet's well-founded foreboding, they reunite in Athens and take a day trip to the ancient fortress of Mycenae, which the American wife dismisses as "a hill with rocks on it.
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Then there is Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE.
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When father and son bravely take their grievances to the factor, the man charged with running the estate on behalf of the laird, he cruelly dismisses their request to see the regulations they're accused of violating.
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WhileMcMaster readily dismisses the prog- and tech- tags, instead admitting "the primary influence is still death metal," there isn't any denying that The Wound and the Bow is complex, shape-shifting trip into the sonic unknown.
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Most damningly, Meek dismisses Drake's move of playing "Back to Back" in the hotel room above where Meek stayed in Toronto by pointing out that Drake was too much of a coward to actually confront him.
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While official Thai history dismisses Leonowens' works as inaccurate and overly sensational, many historians are now seeing her work as a valuable insight into the clash of world views between nineteenth century Siam and colonial powers.
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Tanya GuyattCharlotte, N.C. To the Editor: To proclaim that women do 65 percent of the housework and child care because men passively "resist" doing their share demeans, dismisses and demonizes dads — and ignores decades of research.
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At first, he dismisses the decidedly feminine stories that Colette comes up with: Though they are drawn from her own coming of age, this chauvinist can't fathom that anyone would care about a girl's innermost thoughts.
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Mr. Trump will be preceded by President Jair M. Bolsonaro of Brazil, sometimes called the mini-Trump, a polarizing figure at home who, like Mr. Trump, dismisses fears about climate change and ridicules critics on Twitter.
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Chevalier's Lady in Brown immediately dismisses this idea; her response a critical and also humorous break in the somber tone, signaling to the audience that we can no longer afford to give into such depraved thinking.
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And it leads to this contradiction: Even as the mainstream discusses the need to mobilize against a Le Pen presidency — with a "vote utile," or tactical vote — it dismisses the very possibility that she might win.
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The opposition dismisses the probe as a power struggle within the government, noting that the industry has been under tight control of the Socialist Party since early in the late President Hugo Chavez's 14-year rule.
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The United States says "all options are on the table" to deal with North Korea and dismisses China's suggestion of a "dual suspension" of U.S. and South Korea military drills and Pyongyang's missile and nuclear tests.
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Kelly raves about the former First Lady's character and dismisses our guy's notion that the moniker might be a tad cocky ... because the way students react to her and how much everyone loves her proves it.
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Erdogan, re-elected last month with new powers, dismisses the criticism and says Turkey must be strong to handle threats from regional conflict and supporters of cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom it blames for the failed coup.
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READ: RNC chief dismisses Trump's comments as 'hyperbole' As the Trump-Priebus fight played out in public, top Republican National Committee members were fighting behind the scenes shortly before their critical meeting in Florida later this week.
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"Trump surely didn't intend it this way, but one of the legacies of his presidency will be a golden age for the kind of honest, probing journalism that he dismisses as fake news," Peters told BuzzFeed News.
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Their sales have been flat, they have squeezed costs as far as possible already and their balance sheets are stretched (Mr Taylor dismisses the aggregate numbers, saying that cash holdings are concentrated in a few tech companies).
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The Inquirer reports the prosecution presented audio evidence during pretrial hearings, in which Morrisey denied planning the murder, and dismisses the confrontation texts as "a pissing match to see who was more disrespectful," and not credible threats.
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Adam B. Schiff (D-Calif.) routinely dismisses the House Intel Committee findings about Justice and the FBI's handling of the Steele dossier as "a profound distraction"— while he, too, fights an investigation into a presidential election. Rep.
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Y.), Hakeem JeffriesHakeem Sekou JeffriesAnti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Jeffries dismisses optics: We wanted testimony from Mueller, not Robert De Niro MORE (N.
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Maduro dismisses Guaido as a puppet of the United States, and says Venezuela's problems are the result of U.S. sanctions that have hobbled the country's oil exports and made it a pariah in the global financial system.
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District judge valerie caproni in manhattan dismisses lawsuit with prejudice, meaning it cannot be brought again Judge says exxon's claims that attorneys general are pursuing bad faith probes in order to violate its constitutional rights are 'implausible'
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"President Trump dismisses everything he doesn't want to hear as 'FAKE NEWS' — so as he announces his re-election, we want to make sure you have the real facts on record," the Biden campaign tweeted Monday night.
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Ross dismisses this, saying that the effect of any retaliation would be "trivial," even as Canada, China and the European Union warn they would retaliate with tariffs that could cost America billions of dollars in export losses.
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If Mr. Clinton's line of attack was familiar – that Mr. Sanders dismisses all critics as being part of "the establishment" – the former president added some sharp language at a small rally here at Elon University law school.
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Hakeem JeffriesHakeem Sekou JeffriesAnti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Jeffries dismisses optics: We wanted testimony from Mueller, not Robert De Niro MORE (D-N.Y.).
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He's correct to rule out that possibility — if anything, the flaw in Mr. Schmidt's thinking is that he too quickly dismisses the European internet that is coalescing around the European Union's ever-heightening regulation of technology platforms.
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" —NBC News Trump Dismisses the UN as a "Good Time" ClubPresident-elect Donald Trump took to Twitter to dismiss the United Nations as "just a club for people to get together, talk, and have a good time.
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In brisk Chytilová style she gets straight to the point, debunking the famous story of the apple —Eva bites it in one of the early scenes and offers it to her husband, Josef, who merely dismisses it.
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He dismisses what he describes as the libertarian ideals that have replaced his friends the hippies, and more recently he strongly objects to the new Silicon Valley religion based on the all-powerful possibilities of artificial intelligence.
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The court dismisses such conflicts as an "intramural disagreement" and declares that, if it ruled otherwise in this dispute, it would put itself on a slippery slope of constant conflict between the other two branches of government.
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Awards: Adapted Screenplay Director Taika Waititi followed up his 2017 Thor installment with Jojo Rabbit, a dark comedy about a young boy in Nazi Germany, who everyone dismisses as a "scared rabbit," and the boy's imaginary friend.
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Later Thursday night, CNN primetime anchor Chris CuomoChristopher (Chris) Charles CuomoMedia's selective outrage exposed in McSally-Raju kerfuffle Tucker Carlson delivers program's largest audience during Iranian missile strike coverage Judge Judy dismisses Biden: 'Do you see greatness?
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"Because the summons is now withdrawn, Twitter voluntarily dismisses without prejudice all claims against Defendants in the above-captioned matter," Twitter said in a court filing on Friday in which it withdrew its lawsuit against the government.
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Read more from USA Today:Exclusive: VA chief dismisses European travel 'distraction,' buzz over HHS postExclusive: VA goes high-tech with Uber-like tracking center for veteran health careTrump infrastructure proposal would allow long-banned tolls along interstates
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Here's what's happening beyond the House floor: New York judge dismisses state indictment against Paul Manafort A New York state judge dismissed a 16-count indictment against Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort on double jeopardy grounds.
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You'll know how annoying this is if you've ever seen a new hire come in so confident of his ability to do the job that he dismisses the idea that any part of it might be challenging.
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That was the most pointed criticism of Trump, who publicly dismisses the science, dismantles climate policy, abdicates U.S. leadership by withdrawing from Paris, and gives generous White House access to his friends in the fossil fuel industry.
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