"Disown them, flat disown them," Mr. Biden told an interviewer at the time.
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When challenged to disown her evidence, Pesce had gone silent.
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They didn't argue or berate or try to disown Eli.
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Kjellberg, had little choice but to disown the Christchurch attacks.
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Shipley did not immediately disown the substance of her remarks.
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My friends would disown me if they knew of my ignorance.
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The world, it seems, has rushed to condemn and disown him.
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Richter could disown the film, and Donnersmarck could validate his sourcing.
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Now in control, Chertkov encourages Tolstoy to disown all his copyrights.
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We prefer to disown it, calling it 'inhumanity,' ascribing it to animals.
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When he chooses Gordon instead of an arranged marriage, they disown him.
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We prefer to disown it, calling it "inhumanity," ascribing it to animals.
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Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth-tellers.
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Families shun and even disown children over their gender identity and expression.
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In that first five years or six years of the epidemic, it was as likely as not that if you came down with AIDS, your parents would disown you, your church would disown you, you would lose your job.
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Your boxing friend will likely disown you if you ask him about it.
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They essentially disown her and keep her from attending her own brother's funeral.
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He doesn't disown the things they say about some of my favorite Democrats.
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"Oh, I would probably disown her," said student Austin Ryan told the news station.
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The Bucks can still own the future, so long as they disown the past.
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Calling Mr Trump "unfit to serve" as president, he urged Republicans to disown him.
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Another said her parents would disown her and force her to keep the baby.
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And did they temporarily disown you the way they seem to in the movie?
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" Biden said that if his supporters had done that, he would "flat disown them.
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"Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth tellers," she writes.
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Then he refused to disown Trump if he's the nominee, essentially admitting that Mrs.
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When campaigning, Mr Trump condoned thuggery and was slow to disown support from white supremacists.
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The Taliban often try to justify or disown attacks that killed civilians, Mr. Sharifi said.
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If Republican bigwigs have shame or sense enough, there is still time—just—to disown him.
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Trump may disown their excesses as he seeks to plot a more moderate course through his presidency.
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The so-called alt-right attempted to disown the rally online despite promoting it heavily in advance.
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By the time the field had thawed in late March, Gio's mother was ready to disown him.
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Spicy, sour, and just the right amount of greasy, it's enough to disown the döner any day.
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For example, if you're a K-pop star, fans will disown you for having a romantic relationship.
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Trans people have been labeled a burden by their families who often disown them for their identity.
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We need them to actively disown it, and then work, loudly and alongside women, to change it.
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And I think in many ways, I decided I didn't want to disown that part of her.
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The concerted campaign by the media to discredit and disown one of their own colleagues is shocking.
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The company demanded that the burly six-footer disown a pamphlet calling for strikes against the modernisation plan.
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And he doesn't disown or try to atone for the many decades when he kept it in overdrive.
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To disown entirely their own record in government might well relegate the party to eternal protest vote status.
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When it comes right down to it, both sides need us, but both sides want to disown us.
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In theory, Mr. Putin could disown them once they've made mistakes or been exposed, but this rarely happens.
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Ali was tempted, he told us, if it weren't for the fear that his mother would disown him.
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And it has roiled Gaza, prompting two families whose sons are shown in the video to disown them.
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It's tempting — and popular — to frame a social network as a neutral platform and disown responsibility for content.
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Forcing people to say things, to disown each other, becomes an acknowledgment that morals are just theater anyway.
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Country then really thought that you were running away from them and they were gonna disown you — which happened!
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So just how did four British boys come to wage violence so despicable that their nation would disown them?
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Obviously, we were not part of this fraud, our kids would disown us if we ever tried to interfere.
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You can never underestimate how quickly Texans will disown those who do not have Texas' best interests in mind.
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After all, even Hillary Clinton had to disown her support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership in the last election.
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Maybe trying to stifle and disown the former makes the latter more brittle and false, more of an act.
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Finally, her grandmother threatened to disown her father and uncle if they did not let Fatima annul the marriage.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden told NBC's "Meet The Press" he'd "disown" anyone who behaved online like Bernie Sanders' supporters.
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Her saxophonist was told by his father that the family would disown him if he continued to work with her.
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There is nothing they can do now that could change that—the time to disown Trump was a year ago.
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Once both parties discover his duplicitousness, Emily breaks up with him, his parents disown him, and he sulks in solitude.
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Who knows, but this is a bridge too far and the Republican party ought to disown every aspect of him.
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I told him that if he didn't give me the recipe for it I would disown him as a brother.
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It makes little sense, either substantively or politically, for progressives and moderates to disown the legacies of Clinton and Obama.
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If so, Mr Giuliani is going to really hate it when the president and his entire party flatly disown him.
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There has long been a school of thought that if a bird parent smells you on their baby, they'll disown them.
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"I don't disown a single line in it, not a word," Mr. Matzneff wrote in a preface to the 2005 edition.
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"Obviously, we were not part of this fraud, our kids would disown us if we ever tried to interfere," Mickelson added.
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Eleanor wanted to divorce FDR, but they ultimately decided to remain married, in part because FDR's mother threatened to disown him.
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We disown violent groups like Al-Qaida and ISIS who instigate Muslims to kill Americans and attack American and Western interests.
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We're what we disown, including the sexism, racism, jingoism and other ugliness to which Trump and his enablers merrily play midwife.
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Just like the American pioneers the author might like to disown, her characters achieve independence, but fall far short of utopia.
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Others suggested it was Rubio's tendency to knife his colleagues in the back, or to disown bills he had co-sponsored.
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Seizing tankers on the high seas, however, will be impossible for Iran to disown, and for America and its allies to ignore.
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Meanwhile America, a NATO ally, rejects Turkish demands that it disown the Syrian Kurds, who are useful in fighting Islamic State (IS).
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Gurus tell you to stop looking at Instagram, stay off Facebook, fire all your nonfrugal friends and disown your spendthrift family members.
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But Moore has maintained a loyal base of support throughout the controversy, and some influential conservatives have been reluctant to disown him.
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The president went back and forth over the weekend, at times defending the policy and at other times seeming to disown it.
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In August, 2017, Danforth published an op-ed in the Washington Post in which he called on his party to disown Trump.
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The mass internments also break Uighur families by forcing members to disown their kin or by separating small children from their parents.
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You hunger, you thirst, you long for sex, you engage with family members and community members that you'd otherwise avoid and disown.
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Why was it that it took something as low and awful as support for child molestation to finally get conservatives to disown Yiannopoulos?
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A question about Mr. Silver's legacy gave Ms. Cancel an opportunity to disown his blackened record and acknowledge the harm he had done.
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"The concerted campaign by the media to discredit and disown one of their own colleagues is shocking," Nunes said in Solomon's defense Tuesday.
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"It's unusual in that you've had relatively positive associations and decided to disown that," said Ravi Dhar, a professor of marketing at Yale.
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Moderate Senate Democrats behind the bipartisan bill say they're not willing to reopen the bill with the House and would disown major changes.
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As Jia Tolentino points out at the New Yorker, instead of recognizing her privilege, the author engages in "reflexive attempts to disown" it.
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" As for Prince Harry, "My friend was like, 'If you don't come back with a picture of Prince Harry, I'm going to disown you.
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They date, but Nanjiani's fear that his parents will disown him for getting serious about a white woman leads him to hide their relationship.
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But as a deeply unpopular figure in Republican circles, Obama is also, intentionally or not, making it more difficult for Republicans to disown Trump.
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We "strongly condemn the attack on Bacha Khan University in Charsadda and disown the attack, saying this is not according to Shariah," Khurrassani said.
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His siblings also live in Germany, and it's imperative that they don't find out about his orientation because his family would disown him immediately.
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When Perrine-Gifford told her father about the assault, he blamed her for her brother's actions, threatening to disown her if she pressed charges.
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Wu remembered her classmates called her a "tomboy", and her father pledged to "break her legs" and disown her when she started liking girls.
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He insisted that nearly all of his online fans were decent people, but said he would "disown those people" who behave in deplorable ways.
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And I think it's beneath [him] and I'm looking for his campaign to come forward and disown it, but they haven't done it yet.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Johnson appeared to disown some details of leaked British plans to resolve the central problem, an impasse over the Irish border.
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While we'll never disown a trusty chunky knit or simple black turtleneck, fall is serving up some fresh new sweater trends to cuddle up in.
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If they disown them, however, they will infuriate Trump supporters, many of whom are already hostile to the Washington establishment, including the -GOP-controlled Congress.
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Even as high as 82 percent of Republicans are in favor of maintaining the rules, which the agency will formally disown a few weeks from now.
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"The whole reason for the press conference was really because of that telegram, and it wasn't that I was supposed to disown the telegram," he said.
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The woman, who asked not to be identified lest her parents disown her, said she should not have been required to navigate the state-imposed hurdles.
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WASHINGTON — There was a time when the question of whether to disown a candidate accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old girl was fairly straightforward.
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Combine that with his brothers and my grandfather trying to convince him to disown me and ignore my identity and I was in a very vulnerable place.
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As Republican moderates peel away from Trump, it hurts those lawmakers who have refused to disown him, like Pat Toomey in Pennsylvania and Marco Rubio in Florida.
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By the end of this process, Senate Republicans will disown House Republicans who pass a monstrously-bad bill that will be dead on arrival in the Senate.
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The show is remembered as the biggest disaster of Bocchio's legendary career, but though he admits everyone hated Cop Rock, he's not willing to completely disown it.
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" But he did not disown past statements about the failure of government interventions and his belief that poverty was "really more of a choice than anything else.
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"My grandmother looked at me and said, 'If you say no, I might disown you,'" said Aviles, who played every inning at shortstop during the 2013 tournament.
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Presidents can fire the entire cabinet, replace all the generals, divorce a spouse and disown a child, but they have no power to act against the vice president.
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Democratic challengers will wield like a whip every Trump statement in campaign ads, stump speeches and local debates and force their GOP opponents to defend or disown them.
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To reverse the damage, he would have to renounce everything he has said about rapists, murderers, mass deportations and walls, and disown the nature of his entire campaign.
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YOU KNOW YOUR ABUELITA WOULD DISOWN YOU IF YOU TRIED TO PASS OFF FROZEN TAMALES AS HOMEMADE AT YOUR NEXT FAMILY GATHERING, SO DON'T EVEN TRY IT, MIJA.
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She said a $1,000 debt could be devastating for a young woman whose family has tried to force her to marry and could disown her if she escaped.
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"If any of my supporters did that, I'd disown them," Mr. Biden said as part of an interview with "Meet the Press," which will air Sunday on NBC.
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We should deny, denounce, renounce, disown the exclusive rights to guard what could not have come become property without the brutal exclusion of others — documents, art, photographs, knowledge.
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Earlier in the day, Biden taped an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" where he said Sanders should "disown" some supporters for aggressive attacks on the senator's critics.
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"But, the gold-medal honor goes to the Twitter user who joked, "If Brandon Starc's friends and family didn't constantly make 'Summer (2016) is coming' jokes, I'd disown them.
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A woman's obsession with looking like Chinese actress Fan Bingbing has apparently gotten so out of hand that her mother has gone on television to threaten to disown her.
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It was the long-lost love of her life from 93 years ago, who had left her instead of marrying her because his Jewish mother threatened to disown him.
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But it presents Obama and Clinton with the most vivid way to drive home the point that Republicans gave rise to the candidate they at times seem desperate to disown.
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They threatened to disown me if I didn't quit; they were asking me to abandon my full-time job of six years without showing any concern, or offering any help.
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No wonder the Democrats, the pundits, and the voters themselves are so eager to disown their own complicity and to cast Clinton as the sole cause of our present situation.
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As is often the case when people are honest, these remarks struck me as deeply familiar while at the same time creating in me a strong desire to disown them.
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Seeking to deprive people of citizenship simply because we can sets a risky precedent: a race to disown extremists or "undesirable" people whenever it is legally possible to do so.
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There's definitely enough divisive racial blood in the water that Trump and many other Republicans are smelling, even as many attempt to fake disown it before the convention in Cleveland.
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Mr. Sanders, Vermont's junior senator, insisted that nearly all of his online fans were good and decent people, but said he would "disown those people" who behave in deplorable ways.
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Now alt-right message boards and leading figures are attempting to disown not just Fields but Saturday's violent gathering as a whole, in part by going into full damage-control mode.
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We don't know what it looks like for Trump to extend an olive branch; to try to heal a divide; to attempt to restrain, much less disown, his most deplorable supporters.
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Democrats, along with advocacy and activist groups, have been appealing to the grass roots to flood the offices of Republican elected officials with calls demanding they disown the deeply contentious legislation.
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The people we hang out with, friend, tag, disown, ignore, choose and long for — they will live on in our memories, etched into our sense of self for decades to come.
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Among other matters, these stories drew attention to a 22016 essay on gender stereotypes Sanders had written that came across as crassly sexist, and which Sanders was subsequently made to disown.
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Her father apparently prided himself on being the progenitor of a lighter-skinned African-American clan, and allegedly threatened to disown his daughter should she marry and have children with my friend.
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After hearing news of Harriet's arrest for streetwalking, Hager doesn't speak her daughter's name for some time, but she does not disown her; Hager's dying wish is for Harriet to be happy.
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TIKRIT, Iraq — Udbais Musa says he punched his son and threatened to disown him when the 19-year-old announced last year that he was leaving home to join the Islamic State.
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The quickly acquired faux-British accent in particular has been associated with pretension, or a snootiness that reveals desperation to cover a humble antipodean past, to disown a sunburned, bikini-clad family.
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While Mr. Vallance did not disown the concept of herd immunity on Monday, he argued this would arise as a byproduct of the pandemic rather than as a consequence of a deliberate strategy.
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Its followers, Foner writes, believed that "blacks lacked the capacity to participate intelligently in political democracy," thus providing the intellectual rationale for the South to overthrow Reconstruction and the North to disown it.
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Paige is getting really stressed because she has to tell her parents that she is about to be Famous, but is scared that they will disown her for putting school on the back burner.
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Protesters have challenged the Democratic presidential hopeful, Hillary Clinton, to disown a crime law passed in 1994 by her husband, Bill Clinton, which included billions of dollars for new prisons and tougher sentencing rules.
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Free trade now causes so much hostility that Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party's presidential candidate, was forced to disown the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade deal with Asia that she herself helped to negotiate.
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Hit by mounting discontent within his Les Republicains party, the former prime minister went out of his way to disown a policy that a poll last week showed was opposed by nine in 10 voters.
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There's lots of news between now and then: There are white supremacists to disown, Super Tuesday results to spin, tax returns to bury, Twitter fights to start and hints that the press narrative may turn.
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Sometimes this gets expressed in the belief that the minute he's secured the nomination, Trump will immediately disown all the supporters who made him a force, and run to the center for the general election.
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" Abjani challenges the idea that Muslim parents are more rigid when it comes to sexual orientation, or more likely to disown their children: "I have come out to my parents over the course of ten years.
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" Experts said it was a reference to Article 350 of the Venezuelan Constitution, which encourages people to "disown any regime, legislation or authority that runs counter to democratic principles and guarantees, or that undermines human rights.
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Traditionally, male stars who appeal to this demographic find themselves coded as feminine and unserious, and if they want to have a career with longevity, they have to dump the fan base and disown their old personas.
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Biden is also seeking to stanch some of Sanders's momentum in Nevada, lashing out at him for, as Biden put it, failing to "disown" supporters who had made online attacks against officials with the state's culinary union.
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And though certain members of the Congressional Black Caucus have longstanding ties to Farrakhan, and that won't change, two leaders of the Women's March — the seminal women's equality event/movement of today — are refusing to disown him.
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Trump could learn something from America First — which reacted to Lindbergh's universally condemned speech with a weak statement saying that the speech wasn't anti-Semitic — about what happens to movements that don't police and disown their unsavory supporters.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Friday refused to disown claims, highlighted by his White House, that British intelligence tapped his phones following a request by President Barack Obama last year, risking a deepening rift with America's key ally.
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The chief judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington has expressed concern about judges being pressured in the wake of Trump's tweets and Barr's statement allows government lawyers to disown the president's comments when they appear in court.
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He turned a meme that imposed a Star of David and Hillary Clinton's face on top of a pile of money, widely perceived as anti-Semitic, into a weeklong controversy when he refused to disown it or apologize for it.
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Though it is unclear how widespread such actions might be, it suggests a rupture between the top brass, who have yet to disown the president, and the rank-and-file soldiers, many of whom count family members among the protesters.
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Cruz, meanwhile, seared Trump, accusing him of being part of the system he purports to disown, referencing his opponent's support of eminent domain policies, which he called "a wonderful thing" in an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier in October.
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When the Israeli army brings a combatant's mother to the perimeter of the church to order her son to surrender, she (apparently taking advantage of the fact that the soldiers don't know Arabic), yells that she will disown him if he surrenders.
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But there is also the Mr. Trump who seems to float in a bubble of self-regard, the intemperate and blustering bully, the counter-wonk who seems unversed in the most basic policy debates, the rabble-rouser who was slow to disown racists.
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INDIANOLA, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden accused rival Bernie Sanders's campaign on Saturday of disseminating a "doctored" video edited to falsely appear to show the former vice president supporting cutting Social Security, and called on the Sanders campaign to disown it.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Swedish furniture retailer IKEA has withdrawn a television advert in China featuring a mother who threatened to disown her unmarried daughter after it unleashed a wave of criticism on social media for being sexist and insulting single women.
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Earlier this week, Sanders was asked to disown online harassers that claim to support his candidacy, commonly referred to as "Bernie bros," on the internet, at both a CNN town hall on Tuesday and Wednesday night's Democratic debate in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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But however much these firms disown the label of carmakers, only Ferrari's margins, at over 30%, are known to put them in the same bracket as luxury-goods firms (for comparison, Germany's premium carmakers notch up margins of around 10% in a good year).
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"The one thing that was the hardest was thinking 'my husband is gonna leave me' 'my family will disown me' but I'm blessed beyond words to have a family and a husband that stuck by me because they know who I am," wrote Paige.
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Bratton's defense of the shield, at a time when his rank-and-file flirted with open insubordination, made it next to impossible for de Blasio to disown the toxic legacy of "broken windows" policing—which, to be fair, he partly embraced by naming Bratton.
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As he liked to explain it, he had come home and begged his parents to disown him, saying, Please, please, let me go, cast me out, I beg of you, go down to the police station and list me as incorrigible, if you do anything.
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INDIANOLA, Iowa (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden accused rival Bernie Sanders&aposs campaign on Saturday of disseminating a "doctored" video edited to falsely appear to show the former vice president supporting cutting Social Security, and called on the Sanders campaign to disown it.
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The government has tried to disown, play down and deny the recent finding of the Financial Services Agency, a regulator, that the average elderly couple will need to top up their public pension by an eye-watering 20m yen ($185,000) to maintain a reasonable standard of living.
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The Washington Post reported on Friday that Nelson's decision to headline the rally, which will be the first public concert the singer's ever held for a political candidate, is a breaking point for some of his fans, who took to social media to disown the legend.
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Many GOP candidates in close races may soon be forced to decide whether to defend or disown a nominee they privately consider neither a true Republican nor a legitimate conservative but an impulsive, bitterly divisive and dangerous bully who could trigger World War III if given the power.
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Flat disown them," former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE said on "Meet the Press.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's Mia Farrow resurfaces photo of Trump sons with dead leopard after signing of animal cruelty bill Eric Trump promotes Trump wine as Sondland testifies: 'Perfect day for a nice bottle of this' MORE and Donald Trump Jr., who also serve as Trump Organization executives, are frequently seen on the campaign trail as surrogates, while Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE is an unpaid senior White House adviser.
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Robert De Niro says if his own children acted like President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's kids, he would "disown" them.
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This results in an ideological struggle between older and younger generations of Muslims that has even been depicted in recent pop culture, from the bacon eating scene in Aziz Ansari's Master of None to Kumail Nanjiani's The Big Sick where his parents disown him because he wants to marry an American white woman.
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His you-must-disown-God-to-pass tactics would almost certainly not pass muster at a public college, or any college, in the US. Not to mention that anyone with a PhD in philosophy would have a more nuanced understanding of what Nietzsche meant when he famously proclaimed the death of God.
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If I can use the methodologies of gaining eyeballs to get people to look into deeper content, then I'm going to do that The Economist: And are you saying that you disown that kind of way of handling clips or of promoting that you rely on—I'm sure we'll hear it after this show, as others: "Shapiro destroys McElvoy"!
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ABC's Abby HuntsmanAbigail (Abby) Haight HuntsmanAbby Huntsman leaving 'The View' to help run father's gubernatorial campaign De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's Judd Apatow, Joy Behar spar over who's 'too old' to run for president MORE announced Monday that she's departing "The View" to help run her father's gubernatorial campaign in Utah.
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"If there are a few people who make ugly remarks, who attack trade union leaders, I disown those people, they are not part of our movement," Sanders said, referring to recent attacks on leaders of the powerful Culinary Union in Las Vegas, which has taken issue with his health care plan because its workers would lose the generous benefits it had negotiated.
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Read more:A look at the real estate of the 6 leading Democratic presidential candidates, from Mike Bloomberg's 11 luxury properties to Pete Buttigieg's modest $125,000 Indiana houseJoe Biden's support among black voters is eroding days ahead of make-or-break primariesWatch the top 5 moments of Nevada's combative Democratic debateBiden says he'd 'disown' anyone who made online attacks like Bernie Sanders' supporters
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In the 2016 of the real world, the leading GOP candidate, whose own father may or may not have been involved with the KKK, has a regular habit of retweeting white supremacists, and he can't be bothered to unequivocally disown an endorsement by infamous racist David Duke on CNN (he later backtracked, saying he hadn't understood the question due to a problem with his earpiece).
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" She further announced this assembly as a call-in for the museum to decolonize without delay, and addressed the intersections at which decolonization would take place: "It is with this anti-imperialist orientation and alignment with struggles for Indigenous lands and objects, Black liberation, and a free Palestine that we desire for the RISD Museum to hear our call to disown the Benin bronze from its collections.
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Trump joked at the outset of his remarks at the paid family leave summit that he had to clear his schedule to attend after his daughter, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, asked him to speak.
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Trump joked at the outset of his remarks at the paid family leave summit that he had to clear his schedule to attend after his daughter, Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, asked him to speak.
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The event came as part of a concerted push, spearheaded by Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE, to bring child care and family leave to the forefront as Democrats running for president are doing the same.
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Among them: the annual National Defense Authorization Act, which will establish the Space Force, something Trump has been pushing to create for most of his presidency and paid parental leave for federal workers, which Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE pushed for.
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"I can no more disown [Wright] than I can my white grandmother — a woman who helped raise me, a woman who sacrificed again and again for me, a woman who loves me as much as she loves anything in this world, but a woman who once confessed her fear of black men who passed by her on the street, and who on more than one occasion has uttered racial or ethnic stereotypes that made me cringe," he said.
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But at the same time they will also recognize the genre to which it belongs: a statement of regretful unbelief that tries to preserve faith in a more attenuated form (maybe "our canon does not bear any absolute truth and beauty," but we don't want to live with an "empty heritage" or "disown and waste the pasts that have formed us") and to make it useful to some other cause, like the wider left-wing struggle against neoliberalism.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) and White House adviser Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE on Thursday were named to Forbes's "World's 100 Most Powerful Women" list.
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The hosts of "The View" took time Tuesday to address the heated exchange between co-hosts Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE and Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE earlier this week.
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"The View" co-host Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE lashed out on Twitter this week after getting into a heated exchange with co-host Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE while discussing President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's impeachment inquiry.
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"The View" co-hosts Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' De Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's MORE and Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainWhoopi Goldberg on fight with Meghan McCain: 'Sometimes it goes off the rails' Meghan McCain after confrontation with Whoopi Goldberg: 'I won't be quiet' Chris Wallace: Media shouldn't get drawn into Trump fights MORE got into a heated exchange Monday over the topic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's impeachment.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty, chairwoman of Business Roundtable's Education and Workforce Committee, sent the letter on Wednesday to Trump, with White House adviser and the president's daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDe Niro: 'I would disown' my kids if they acted like Trump's The Hill's Morning Report - Busy week: Impeachment, Dem debate and USMCA Trump appears to set personal record for tweets in a day MORE copied on it, as well as to Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE (R-Ky.), Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerTrump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics Harris pushes for impeachment testimony from Mulvaney, Bolton in new op-ed MORE (D-N.
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