Elizabeth Dole is the founder of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
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Dole and Dole aren't sitting, then I'm certainly not going to sit!
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When Bob Dole was Majority Leader, Elizabeth Dole was the president of American Red Cross.
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Have you ever tried the refreshing Dole Pineapple soft-serve called Dole Whip at places like Disney World?
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Dole, a former Cabinet secretary, is the wife of former U.S. senator and 1996 Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole.
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"They were on the government dole then on the Google dole," Erik Nieves, founder of automation company Plus One Robotics, tells The Verge.
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The Resistance Shake is a Pineapple Dole Whip and Orange Dole Whip swirl with a sugar rim, topped with a Rebel Alliance chocolate piece.
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Trump is no Bob Dole, and it's unlikely he will go off quietly to the land of lobbying and Viagra ads, as Dole did.
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He then documented what other variations of the Disney World staple were available, including the Dole Whip-Topped Pineapple Upside Down Cake and Orange Dole Whip.
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Bob Dole in 1996 - Dole was diagnosed with and treated for prostate cancer before he ran for president in 1996 and has spoken publicly about the disease.
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Elizabeth Dole is Founder and President of The Elizabeth Dole Foundation, an organization that raises awareness and support for the nation's 5.5 million military and veteran caregivers.
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In the lame duck session of 1980, after he had been defeated, Bayh worked with Bob Dole to push through the Bayh-Dole legislation reforming patent policy.
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Bob Dole as a "great American" for his service to the country during a ceremony awarding Dole the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor bestowed by Congress.
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And in 2000 she served as New York finance chair for Elizabeth Dole, another North Carolina native, when Dole briefly ran for the Republican nomination in the U.S. presidential election.
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Ms. Dole spoke for the style of her native Piedmont, but Mr. Bowles (who had criticized Ms. Dole for ducking tough issues) wouldn't say which he preferred — and he lost.
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With Republican Bob Dole, Bayh also was the force behind a 1980 law called the Bayh-Dole Act that allows colleges and small businesses to gain ownership of federally funded copyrights.
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" Dole said he doesn't "applaud (Trump) for the insults.
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" After Mr. Dole asserted that 1.6 million Americans had died in "Democrat wars," Mr. Mondale shot back angrily: "'I think Senator Dole has richly earned his reputation as a hatchet man tonight.
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In 1996, Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Nadler gets under GOP's skin 'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits MORE was advertising against Bob Dole after Dole had become the de facto nominee, but well before the convention, and there was little Dole could do to respond.
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The contaminated salads were produced at the Dole processing facility in Springfield, Ohio, and sold under various brand names, including Dole, Fresh Selections, Simple Truth, Marketside, The Little Salad Bar and President's Choice.
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Elizabeth Dole, she included military caregivers in her work too.
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But, the working archived Dole website is the main attraction.
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A Democrat, she served one term after defeating Elizabeth Dole.
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Dole had previously endorsed Bush and subsequently backed Florida Sen.
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The treat has even inspired Dole Whip donuts and cupcakes.
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Want your Disney Dole Whip to have a spicy kick?
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Police are deployed in classrooms to help dole out discipline.
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Bob Dole said in a new interview Wednesday that Sen.
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International welfare creates destructive incentives, just like a domestic dole.
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Bob Dole and Ray Chavez, both World War II veterans.
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"If it's not Jeb, I hope it's Rubio," Dole said.
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Give to Charity Some charities dole out miles for donations.
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Schwab is the executive director of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
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Bush: After 21 months as Labor Secretary, Elizabeth Dole resigned.
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They form cliques, shun rivals, and even dole out nicknames.
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Washington is divided over how to dole out recovery aid.
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Facebook may dole out financial assistance grants for such projects.
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If I die, somebody has to vote for Bob Dole!
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You'll notice that Stan doesn't dole out positive reviews often.
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Former GOP presidential nominee Bob Dole joined Twitter on Monday.
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That prank cost him a job with Senator Bob Dole.
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Dole Food Company could not immediately be reached for comment.
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He went on the dole; he hung around in town.
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Testifying to a Senate committee in the aftermath of the election, GOP Vice-Presidential nominee Bob Dole indicated the Ford-Dole campaign was actively seeking to influence Democrat electors to switch to their ticket.
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Under the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, named for Senators Birch Bayh and Bob Dole, private companies are authorized to obtain patents for a variety of products developed with public money, pharmaceuticals among them.
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Bob Dole, now a lobbyist for the law firm Alston & Bird.
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"It's fair to say that we had some influence," Dole said.
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More stretches: Dr. Dole leaned on a table, extending a treat.
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The Dole campaign didn't register its domain for the primary, dole19963.
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Only 1996 Republican nominee Bob Dole has said he will attend.
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Bob Dole opposed him and is resorting to untrue negative attacks.
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Dole has richly earned his reputation as a hatchet man tonight.
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Supreme Court Justice nominee Antonin Scalia (L) with Senator Bob Dole.
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Only two candidates truly come close: Bob Dole and James Buchanan.
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Look what they have done in the past — Dole, McCain, Romney.
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But in the 1996 election, Epstein supported Clinton's opponent, Bob Dole.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) and former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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Voinovich was being mentioned as a possible running mate for Dole.
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Bayh-Dole created a monopoly patent pipeline from universities to the
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Bayh-Dole, it can invoke Title 28 Section 1498 of the
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DOLE: Our chairman for the Hidden Heroes campaign is Tom Hanks.
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NBC's Tim Russert; Senators Bill Bradley, Alfonse D'Amato, and Bob Dole;
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Steve Schwab is the Executive Director of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
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DOLE: Several years ago, we started the Hidden Heroes Congressional Caucus.
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And I don't have the authority to dole out real punishment.
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Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-KS), as well as Sens.
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What a fun, unexpected way to dole out a legal threat!
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Last October, he headlined a gala for the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
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"It was 11 years ago," Dole said of Trump's explicit comments.
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Former Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole endorsed Donald Trump on Friday.
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But no one in Washington gave Bob Dole a hard time.
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The series is in no hurry to dole out its secrets.
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But Bush regained momentum, and Dole didn't get the Republican nomination.
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Dole was honored for his decades of service to the country.
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There is just one problem: Dole had only 36,793,758 shares outstanding.
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Now Dole is looking to return to the public stock markets.
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Nevertheless, throughout Tuesday's filing, Dole paid tribute to its longtime owner.
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Elizabeth Dole, a former Cabinet secretary, U.S. senator and president of the American Red Cross, is the president and founder of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, raising awareness and support for our nation's 5.5 million military caregivers.
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"Dole has recently been contacted by the Department of Justice in connection with its own investigation, and we will be similarly cooperating with the DOJ to answer questions and address any concerns," Dole said in a statement.
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Eric Pahls and former Senate Republican leader and presidential candidate Bob Dole.
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Dole was the only recent former GOP presidential candidate to do so.
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And it's not just on the electability issue that Dole prefers Trump.
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Basically, she's the perfect person to dole out advice on the subject.
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Then-favored candidate Bob Dole swept the contests, sealing his GOP nomination.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.); and the Daschle Group, started by former Sen.
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Bob Dole, the GOP's 1996 presidential nominee, recalled in a PBS interview.
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SO worth the churro, Dole Whip, turkey leg, AND ice cream hangover.
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WikiLeaks began to dole out a new tranche of stolen e-mails.
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But a new secretary of Transportation, Elizabeth Dole had just taken over.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) for his time serving in the U.S. Army.
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DOLE: Certainly, the foundation's mission is to empower military and veteran caregivers.
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I want to talk a little bit about the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
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Frank Keating of Oklahoma, Representative Peter King of New York, Bob Dole.
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Veterans in attendance, honored by Trump: Senator Bob Dole, a WWII veteran.
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Yet we continue to dole out too many antibiotics, driving the resistance.
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I was playing in bands and DJing but couldn't get the dole.
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Eliminates the McGovern-Dole food aid program and Title II food aid.
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They even offer a Dole Whip with a rum floater for adults.
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Americans don't want Congress to dole out another big break for business.
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The F.T.C., which oversees data protection, can't dole out big financial punishments.
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But we don't know how he plans to dole out the money.
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Dole heir Justin Murdock had a brief dalliance with Ivanka in 2006.
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Dole was one of Trump's biggest supporters during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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These issues have been brought to the forefront by the Dole case.
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In 2012, she founded the Elizabeth Dole Foundation to support military caregivers.
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You know it's interesting, I had a conversation with Bob Dole recently.
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Bob Dole, the only other living former nominee, will attend the convention.
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Dole said voters want to see a new face in the White House.
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American electoral politics; that perhaps Clinton-Dole or Bush-Gore did not in
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From my time growing up in Beloit, Kansas, Dole has been my hero.
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"We were shopping -- not shopping, excuse me -- looking around for electors," Dole said.
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I saw Emily Dole who plays Mt. Fiji and thought: 'You know what?
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That's a whole lot of cash for a fertility patient to dole out.
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" Paltrow was also quick to say that Goop doesn't "dole out any advice.
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I'm not one to dole out compliments but damn do they look good.
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It's one thing for a state government to slowly dole out casino licenses.
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"I question his allegiance to the party," Mr. Dole said of Mr. Cruz.
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We shouldn't expect startups to be overly keen to dole out equity either.
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Commanding deference from everyone, whether they're eager to dole it out or not.
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Bob Dole resorted to advertising Viagra after missing out on the White House.
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Government-run R&D didn't work out so well prior to Bayh-Dole.
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She also has a number of incentives to dole out going into 2019.
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Bob Dole, the 1996 GOP nominee, appeared at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
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Bob Dole, has two new women in his life: Barbra Streisand and Alexa.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) during his Congressional Gold Medal ceremony on Jan. 17.
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Our president, I'm told, plans a happy birthday tweet to Senator Dole today.
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Clinton led Bob Dole by 2628 points in the Gallup Labor Day poll.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) is warning of "wholesale losses" for Republicans if Sen.
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Think about John McCain, John Kerry, Al Gore, Bob Dole and Walter Mondale.
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I'm just here to dole out punishment and go on with my day.
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Under the new policy, Amazon won't dole out points for lack of attendance.
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That fund is meant to dole out funds to struggling industries including airlines.
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Anyone who may still have the product should throw it away, Dole said.
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In 1996, Republican Bob Dole won the Iowa caucuses for a second time.
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The McGovern-Dole school lunch program today feeds hungry children in developing countries.
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Murdock, who made his fortune in real estate, first bought Dole in 1985.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.), leaving about a half-dozen candidates in their wake.
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In 203, John Kerry released 20 years; in 1996, Bob Dole released 30.
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Have no fear: The White House Gift Shop will still dole them out.
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In our desperation to believe in people, do we dole out passes too easily?
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That's a problem, because utilities traditionally dole out electricity in hub and spoke fashion.
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Bob Dole, who currently works at a lobby shop employed by the Taiwanese government.
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They dole it out free to clients in the hope of future trading business.
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As is becoming clear, LPs can't dole out capital at an accelerated pace forever.
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Dole is the second former Republican nominee to say he would support Trump. Sen.
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Could Kim be the next face in a new campaign for the Dole company?
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The original pineapple Dole Whip is found at Aloha Isle in Magic Kingdom's Adventureland.
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The father faced Bob Dole and Dukakis; his son has more politically effective rivals.
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Bob Dole, who will be honored Monday night and will share Trump's VIP box.
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But Dole Whip-flavored cocktails aren't the only boozy drinks available at Disney Springs.
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Hannah proceeded to dole out the roses, sending John Paul Jones and Matteo home.
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Mr. Dole beat Mr. Buchanan in Iowa, then lost to him in New Hampshire.
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"He needs to break out, and he hasn't done it yet," said Mr. Dole.
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Bird brains track sensory input and dole out chemical rewards based on song quality.
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Dole was the only former GOP presidential nominee who supported Trump during the campaign.
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This is completely unrealistic given the Danish tradition of putting migrants on the dole.
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"I don't know how he's going to deal with Congress," Dole told the Times.
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Wall Street investment banks are infamous for the hefty bonuses they often dole out.
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Dole filed for an IPO of up to $100 million of its common stock.
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Depending on your bartender, you may be able to get a Dole Whip drink.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) as the longest serving Senate Republican leader on June 12.
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Robert Dole of Kansas as the longest-serving Republican leader in history, will leave.
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Voinovich was later disappointed when Dole picked Jack Kemp to be his running mate.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) — kicked off the proceedings with a series of lighthearted sallies.
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Dole said it was important to tap a nominee who could unite the party.
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Florida is the biggest prize of the night and will dole out 2628 delegates.
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Previously, China's government would dole out funds to several well-known state-owned companies.
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The Obama administration has taken steps to get these schools off the federal dole.
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Dole was defeated by Bush in the fight for the 1988 Republican presidential nomination.
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If obliged to say something, you should, like Elizabeth Dole, stand by your place.
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She fiercely resisted efforts by senators like Bob Dole to limit the agency's purview.
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They do not come here for fun or to live off the public dole.
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Dole, who is 95, was helped from his wheelchair to offer a last salute.
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Dole, a decorated World War Two combat veteran, was seriously injured during the war.
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There was the hilariously grim satire You Are Maggie Thatcher: A Dole Playing Game.
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PiS also benefited from diminishing dole queues as labor shortages spiked throughout central Europe.
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If Dole and Chiquita and Del Monte are Big Banana, this is Little Banana.
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" Dole, the 1996 GOP presidential nominee, added that Trump "has got to catch up.
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It was a weaker victory than last time, yet Dole got the Republican nomination.
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Catholic Relief Services uses McGovern-Dole funds to feed children in conflict-torn Mali.
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Instead we should increase funding for McGovern-Dole to help Malawi and other nations.
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Bob Dole was presented the Congressional Gold Medal, America's highest civilian award, on Jan.
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Dole was awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor bestowed by Congress.
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Marshall now represents the same solidly Republican district from which Dole, Roberts and Sen.
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"They're very optimistic," Mr. Dole said of the Taiwanese in an interview on Tuesday.
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Dole went public again in 2009, with the markets valuing it at $1.1 billion.
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On Thursday, the Disney Food Blog revealed that the Orlando theme park introduced a new flavor of their iconic Dole Whip pineapple soft serve ice cream, revealing the new Strawberry Dole Whip served as the Redd's Revenge float at the Magic Kingdom.
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In 1996, when it was clear that Bill Clinton would trounce Bob Dole, Republicans encouraged voters to stick with their party in the down ballot, and Newt Gingrich, then speaker of the House, cautioned his members to distance themselves from Mr. Dole.
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Finally, Mother Nature will pay her damn tax bill and get off the public dole.
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It's a tablet on wheels, designed to trundle around tourist centers and dole out directions.
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Still, there are a number of possible challenges to letting bumblebees dole out natural fungicides.
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Dole accomplished this feat simply by reaching out to Trump's people and making Taipei's case.
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The programs will include themed recipes featuring Dole products, in-store activities and consumer promotions.
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Bob Dole 1992, in support of George H. W. Bush Watch it at C-SPAN.
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Bob Dole did not speak in 1996, and Ronald Reagan did not speak in 1980.
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However, it appears that Bill Clinton beat Dole to the punch in the general election.
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Horizon 22013, the current one, will dole out about €218bn ($28.8bn) between 247.5 and 5.43.
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Disney has had to dole out plastic forks to replace the sporks at the restaurant.
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"I have been a Republican all my life," said Dole, who endorsed former Florida Gov.
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Bob Dole, spent 11 months at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center five years ago.
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How do you get off the dole when there's not enough work to go around?
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Bob Dole is the only living former GOP presidential nominee to attend this week's convention.
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"It's all about Iowa," a leading establishment operative said when asked about the Dole attack.
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, Dole reached out to GOP nominee Mitt Romney, documents reveal.
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"People who are getting access to health care are not on the dole," Murray said.
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Certainly, we don't call people who need health care people who are on the dole.
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Dole said in its IPO filing it posted net revenue of $4.5 billion for 2016.
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Shoppers do not have to dole out credit-card details or remember a new password.
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Dole had been the only former Republican presidential candidate to endorse Trump during the campaign.
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They drifted in and out of construction jobs and frequently found themselves on the dole.
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Bayh-Dole was passed, governments have continued to fund the early, riskiest stages of drug
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Robert Dole of Kansas to become the longest serving Republican leader in the chamber's history.
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Part of each state's legislative process will be deciding how to dole out the windfall.
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"I wouldn't want Danny to see me in a wheelchair," Dole said at the time.
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After all, McGovern-Dole uses American-grown foods to jump start these school meals programs.
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Robert Dole of Kansas to become the longest-serving Republican leader in the chamber's history.
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Bob Dole to receive the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest civilian honor bestowed by Congress.
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"I also wonder where their parents are," added Dole, who backed Trump's White House run.
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The senator [Dole] just recommissioned RAND and unveiled at the most recent hearing another study.
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Others have used the approach to dole out goodies and tout progress in key states.
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Iowa also did well to dole out Michigan an obscene number of three-and-outs.
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And then there's the question of how we dole out subsidies to begin with now.
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As an agent of the U.N.-backed government, Nur cannot dole out amputations or executions.
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Andre Drummond This award is way too nebulous for me to dole out any apologies.
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Facial recognition technology helps dole out everything from Kentucky Fried Chicken orders to toilet paper.
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Dole won the Republican nomination in 1996 but was defeated by incumbent Democrat Bill Clinton.
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"I wondered how many different countries I could find on those Dole labels," Martz said.
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Instead, the agencies dole out fines in hopes the financial consequences will ward off abusers.
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Price: $72.92 for ice cream maker on Amazon; $33.93 for Dole Pineapple Mix on Amazon
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"You know, it's a little embarrassing to talk about ED," Dole said in the ad.
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Dole, Jack Kemp and several other political heavyweights in the race for Reagan's third term.
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But even more so than McCain, Dole was a broadly respected party leader in Congress.
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Yet doctors, farmers, and others continue to dole out too many antibiotics, driving the resistance.
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But even at this age, Dole keeps a busy schedule with one ritual taking priority: every Saturday, Dole visits the World War II Memorial in Washington, sitting in his wheelchair to greet his fellow veterans as they come to reminisce about their service decades ago.
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They wrote the best pop songs for a lost generation of benefits and dole queue masses.
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Hence the suggestions by Bob Dole and others that Trump is the lesser of two evils.
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For decades, Dole has proven that public service can truly be a noble, selfless, lifelong calling.
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Surely having to dole out an explanation — as he did here in 2012 — would get exhausting.
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And if these bad outcomes materialize, he should not look to the public dole for relief.
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Obama also quipped about the vitality of Dole and her 96-year-old husband, former Sen.
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Most of this business is done by three major companies: Chiquita, Fresh Del Monte and Dole.
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That is partly because different bits of the government dole out land based on different maps.
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Dole has been sharply critical of Republicans who have refused to endorse the presumptive GOP nominee.
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Bob Dole reflects on Trump "The buck stops at the top," Lewandowski, a CNN contributor, said.
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"Your life has been changed forever but there's somebody looking out for you upstairs," Dole said.
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His videos showed that he tried the original Dole Whip first, but apparently he hates pineapple.
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Former Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole dropped out in 2000 before any vote had been cast. Sen.
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That provenance refutes the frequent and mistaken assumption that most Native Americans are on the dole.
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After a year, recipients were no less likely to be working than those on the dole.
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Doubts about his stamina were raised when Dole fell off a stage during a campaign event.
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Suing someone can take years and judges have no incentive to dole out multimillion-dollar awards.
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"I think we ought to pay attention to grand, senior statesmen like Senator Dole," he said.
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Prove that he doesn't just dole out styling advice — he makes damn sure it's good advice.
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The big question with Arya is whether she'll know exactly how much punishment to dole out.
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Before the Bayh-Dole Act, federal research funding was your tax dollars only partially at work.
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The Bayh-Dole Act, as Congress amended and President Reagan expanded, has established a social contract.
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But that amount is dwindling as top Republicans dole out provisions helping older and disabled people.
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The AbilityOne and SourceAmerica program dole out hundreds of multimillion-dollar contracts to scores of organizations.
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It's not likely that people will feel compelled to dole out tips to a robot, though.
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But his recovery, said Elizabeth Dole, gave him a chance to add tunes to his playlist.
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Dole was the lone former GOP presidential nominee who supported Trump up through the 2016 election.
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The truck will dole out four rotating, pun-filled flavors (such as "IndictMint Chip") each day.
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Republicans want to reform food stamps and other welfare programs by weaning recipients off the dole.
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Bob Dole (Kan.), a testament to his canny political skills and loyalty within the GOP conference.
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The pair of fashion consultants would dole out style advice and conduct makeovers on the participants.
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Ten years later, Hagan sought and won the US Senate seat held by Republican Elizabeth Dole.
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Bob Dole, the Republican nominee in 1996, won them as well, but by a smaller margin.
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The giant head of Bob Dole moved its lips on the screen as he crept past.
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Clinton overpowered Dole and Obama won re-election with more than 50 percent of the vote.
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Mer paid $500,000 in April 2003 to Alston & Bird, the firm of former Senator Bob Dole.
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Bush and Dole had seen and shared and known things that required no words or hearing.
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In 1996, McKone served as the director of congressional affairs for the Dole for President campaign.
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Volunteers preside over several "tiendas" — Spanish for stores — that dole out basic supplies, free of charge.
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On March 3 he strode into the Robert J. Dole Federal Courthouse in Kansas City, Kan.
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And so cities, housing authorities and developers often dole out what they have by drawing numbers.
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Dole served in the Senate from 85033 to 1996, leading the Republican caucus starting in 1985.
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Elizabeth Dole of North Carolina, former Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz and Polish Ambassador Piotr Wilczek.
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Just ask Mitt Romney and John McCain and John Kerry and Al Gore and Bob Dole.
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After motioning for an aide, Dole managed to stand upright with support as the anthem played.
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Lenders and investors, though, have been reticent to dole out big checks to finance retail acquisitions.
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Enlist the help of war hero, former senator, and failed presidential candidate Bob Dole, of course.
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Recent Congressional Gold Medal winner Republican Bob Dole made a career of partnering with Democratic Sen.
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Use measuring cups to dole out reasonable portions until you are able to eyeball them accurately.
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Conservatives fret that handing out money free of obligation will turn people into dole-dependent slackers.
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I wonder if that's because of the dole system they had in place for so long.
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George H.W. Bush and Bob Dole were simply too old and frail to play significant roles.
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President: Bill Clinton Senate: Republicans (53-63), Majority Leader Bob Dole House: Republicans (233-199), Speaker Newt Gingrich Why: Gingrich and Dole sent Clinton a continuing resolution including hikes to Medicare premiums, rollbacks of environmental regulations, and a requirement to balance the budget within seven years.
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Republican media consultant Mike Murphy, an adviser to Dole in his 1996 presidential race, said long-time members of Congress like Dole and Biden face a another fundamental challenge: the skills required to succeed inside a legislative body are often antithetical to succeeding as a presidential candidate.
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I never hear Dole complain about his age, or about the paralysis from injuries sustained in WWII.
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Disney continues to dole out little treats teasing the upcoming Beauty and the Beast live-action remake.
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But since they're often the only option, communities trust the "doctors" to dole out prescriptions and diagnoses.
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With a paper-thin understanding of politics, I cast my fake vote for Republican nominee Bob Dole.
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"The voters of our country have turned out in record numbers to support Mr. Trump," Dole said.
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Ruling-party bigwigs dole out contracts to each other and demand slices of businesses built by others.
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Meanwhile, former Vice President Dick Cheney and 1996 Republican nominee Bob Dole said they were supporting Trump.
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The nurses will eventually partner with select teachers who will also be able to dole out supplies.
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Elizabeth Dole (R) in 2008, becoming the first female senator to unseat an incumbent female senator. Sen.
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DoorDash: The on-demand, food delivery service will dole out free Half Moon Cookies between 2 p.m.
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In the Clinton-Dole matchup that fall, a Clinton '96 button provoked vigorous discussion across political lines.
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The night of the first presidential debate between President Bill Clinton and the Republican nominee, Bob Dole.
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Paul Manafort worked for Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and many other highly prominent and respected political leaders.
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The only other living former Republican nominee, Bob Dole, will attend the convention, his spokeswoman told CNN.
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"Planning my two days there around drinking those Dole Whip Margaritas," one New York-based traveler wrote.
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In all, the owner said, he would dole out a tonne of rice and 800kg of beef.
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Aspiring DJs no longer need to dole out thousands of dollars for state-of-the-art equipment.
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Unlike his predecessors, Mr Sisi does not have a party to dole out patronage and mobilise voters.
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Bob Dole asking racists to leave the room as he accepted the presidential nomination in 1996; Sen.
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Bob Dole, Trent Lott, and Orrin Hatch have never been known for their commitment to ideological conservatism.
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Dole had long been known as a leader of the conservative faction of Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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The polls showed the New Hampshire primary to be a very close race between Dole and Bush.
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Jeff Colyer, who had the backing of the National Rifle Association and Kansas political legend Bob Dole.
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Dole reportedly organized Trump's call with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen, which broke decades of U.S. protocol.
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In 1996, Pat Buchanan leapt from 4% in the polls to 23% and nearly beat Bob Dole.
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Confetti falls on Bob Dole and his wife after he accepted the Republican presidential nomination in 1996.
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Dole has ceased production at the contaminated facility and recalled all of their salads sent from there.
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Investors dole out big bucks for early movers to gain market share rather than strive for profitability.
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Boehner told then-Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.), who "loved the idea," as well as Dole himself.
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Some unions have associated political action committees (PACs) that can dole out valuable campaign dollars to candidates.
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Inside, Bob Dole, 95, was helped out of his wheelchair, stood up and saluted toward the casket.
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I would like to take this moment to recognize an amazing veteran, the great Senator Bob Dole.
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Senate Republicans picked up two seats that year even though Clinton beat Dole by 220 electoral votes.
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Yet Bush won the contest for the 1988 Republican nomination over an imposing field including Dole, Rep.
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But if you have the funds to dole out $350 for a special occasion, I'd say#treatyoself.
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But have you ever wondered what advice the high school versions of these folks would dole out?
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The GOP's worst performance was in 1996, when Bob Dole won just 216 percent of Latino voters.
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The scandal forced Stone out of the Dole campaign and, essentially, any high-level mainstream GOP role.
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But for some attendees, Niantic's refund and its dole-out of virtual currency didn't go far enough.
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Fox News Channel, not Bob Dole or the Clinton impeachment case, would be conservatism's next great weapon.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE and Bob Dole.
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Dole wanted a short, narrow investigation, which he argued could be completed in a matter of weeks.
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What if I had kept Rockefeller on the ticket as my running mate and hadn't selected Dole?
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It reminded me of Disney's Dole Whip, one of the highest compliments I can offer a dessert.
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The last presidential election the state voted Democratic was the Bill Clinton-Bob Dole race in 21.24.
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When your child has a problem — say, an unkind friend — resist the urge to dole out advice.
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He noted that four presidential candidates visited him at the facility, including Bob Dole and John McCain.
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I get a large chicken with an extra scoop of macaroni salad and a dole whip ($17.46).
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Bob Dole and as a counsel to the House Transportation Committee and later the House Oversight Committee.
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John McLaughlin was the pollster for Forbes, while Jim McLaughlin was a pollster for the Dole campaign.
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There was always a very good reason for keeping jocks on an unguaranteed dole called "scholarships": control.
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Even growing states like Washington and Oregon have caught Sacramentitis and are sharply increasing their dole-funding.
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The company already offers plant-based food, including veggie burgers and the dairy-free Dole Whip dessert.
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Bob Dole (R-Kansas) is the only former GOP presidential nominee planning to attend the Trump convention.
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Dole climbed the ranks of the Republican Party, becoming its chairman and eventually the Senate Republican leader.
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It also has smart electronics to dole out power, moment by moment, to front or back wheels.
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Still, because of the shareholder ownership system, some of those Dole shareholders may not get that money.
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Dole said Ozzy would make a great pet, either for herself or for one of her friends.
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A Harvard-trained lawyer, Shea has worked in and around government for much of the past 30 years, including as senior adviser to former Republican Senators Bob Dole and Elizabeth Dole and as assistant secretary for policy development and research at the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Just in the last day, former Senator Bob Dole of Kansas, Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah and Gov.
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And long after he left elective office, Bob Dole continued to be a dedicated supporter of military veterans.
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Bob Dole is a giant because he has dedicated his life to serving America and the American people.
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With feelings still raw following the most recent presidential campaign, Dole offered a lesson from his own experience.
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This is former Senator Birch Bayh and former Senator Bob Dole, since there's both of those later on.
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Jesse Helms was excoriating Ted Kennedy and Bob Dole for the precursor legislation to Americans with Disabilities Act.
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It was clear that Arpaio thought he was mostly immune to any punishment the court might dole out.
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Mr. Dole is no fan of Mr. Cruz, and has taken light shots at him in the past.
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We love credit cards due to the consumer protections they offer and the generous rewards they dole out.
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With about 5% of Derry's population drawing the dole, its unemployment rate is already twice the regional average.
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Huge awards have been given recently in cases involving deals by Freeport McMoRan, Dole Food and Rural/Metro.
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He played leading roles in the 1988 and 1996 conventions of George H.W. Bush and Bob Dole, respectively.
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Dole Whip lovers can find the beverage at the resort's Barefoot Pool Bar and Oasis Bar and Grill.
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Dole Whip was introduced in Disney Parks in the 1980s, and has since garnered a fervent fan following.
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If Mr Kabila is to stay in power, he will need to be able to dole out something.
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In terms of raw acreage, Dole represents the second-largest partner listed on Juicero's site, behind Bolthouse Farms.
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I used to stockpile my cookies throughout the week, then dole them out on Friday like Oprah Winfrey.
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The trick is to be careful in how you dole out those damage spells in your early turns.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole on Sunday voiced his support -- and wryly offered career advice to Phelps.
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That isn't lost on the two, who are eager to dole out advice for up-and-coming comics.
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Echeverri and his mother, Rosalba Zapata, have produced bananas in Urabá for Chiquita Brands, Dole, and Del Monte.
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"We feel the return is very efficient," Dole Packaged Foods director of corporate communications Marty Ordman told CNBC.
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Bayh-Dole has also contributed to expansion of the tax base and faster progress in America's technological advancement.
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Bob Dole is a former senator from Kansas, set a record as the nation's longest-serving Republican leader.
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Kalasa has no state electricity supply, charities dole out boxes of food aid to crowds waiting behind chains.
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While hosting the 2014 Oscars, Ellen DeGeneres ordered three pizzas to dole out to some lucky audience members.
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They are delightfully juicy and best served in heavy fructose corn syrup in a miniature Dole fruit cup.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.), who served in the U.S. Army during World War II and suffered severe injuries.
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The company also announced a collaboration around blockchain technology with Dole, Kroger, Unilever and Walmart, among other companies.
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SPOTTED: Tom Hanks on Capitol Hill on Tuesday for launch of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation's Hidden Heroes campaign.
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Novartis would dole out the referrals according to how many refills each pharmacy achieved, according to the lawsuit.
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She'd be the third woman sent to the Senate by North Carolinians, after Elizabeth Dole and Kay Hagan.
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The Trump administration in July announced that it would dole out the aid package to farmers in installations.
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Dear Readers,If you've been doing anything for 215 years, you've earned the right to dole out advice.
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The second day of the trading week will continue to dole out a new batch of corporate earnings.
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In the daytime, Tamu Tamu is a quick-service restaurant that serves everything from Dole Whip to brownies.
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Senator Elizabeth Dole dropped out of the Republican presidential race in October 1999 before any of the primaries.
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Bob Dole admitted he had not read the entire document when he was the Republican nominee in 1996.
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Dole beat a lackluster field of opponents on the way to his fourth failed try for national office.
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The situation gets even more precarious when you're inviting this ex-wizard to dole out opinions on race.
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Bob Dole (R-Kansas) will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on Wednesday in honor of his service.
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ELIZABETH DOLE: About six years ago, my husband Bob was hospitalized at Walter Reed for almost 11 months.
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He will knight dudes and dole out lands to vassals and arrange marriages to remain powerful and rich.
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It's hard to tell where AP voters will dole out their biases in the wake of last night.
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A reporter asked the future talk-show host if she would vote for Dole or her father, Sen.
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For their efforts, Dole and his lobbying firm, Alston & Bir, received $20,000 a month from the Taiwanese government.
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It's these disciplinary decisions that the TPS says shape the punishments that a hearing officer can dole out.
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The Dole campaign said at the time that it wanted someone with more moderate views on the issue.
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Sensors detect movement and dole out cooling mist to create what Sabin calls "microclimates" that divide the space.
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Castellanos worked on behalf of such candidates as Bob Dole, George W. Bush, Jeb Bush and Mitt Romney.
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Instead, its existing controls allowed parents only to dole out a set amount of hours of screen time.
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" Even Republican then-presidential candidate Bob Dole chimed in, criticizing the movie for promoting "the romance of heroin.
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Dole agreed in 2014 to compensate more than 1,700 former banana workers from Nicaragua for an undisclosed amount.
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NACE championships dole out thousands of dollars in prize money, which is put towards scholarships for the winners.
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Usually this works, but apparently in the Dole buyout, there may have been some problems with this process.
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Net proceeds from the offering will be used to pay down debt and for other expenses, Dole said.
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Other agencies that dole out research money have also effectively put their plans for future spending on hold.
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In the 39.63 Republican primary, Bob Dole repeatedly attacked multimillionaire rival Steve Forbes for not releasing his taxes.
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Although Dole separated from Castle & Cooke in 1996, Mr. Murdock bought it back in 2003 for $2.3 billion.
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Dole added that the committee had "great success on many difficult issues" when Lighthizer was staff director. Sens.
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Disney and Dole Food are hoping that's the case, as they've teamed up to market fruit and vegetables.
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He worked for Ronald Reagan, he worked for Bob Dole, he worked for John McCain or his firm did.
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What's hard to process in all this is how Florida State decides to dole out punishments in its program.
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He is a great all-around player, but it's impossible to accurately dole out credit for his efficient numbers.
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"Well we have a lot of [shelters] in D.C., but he may want a New York dog," Dole said.
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The amendment was endorsed by both then-Democratic President Bill Clinton as well as Bob Dole, the Republican nominee.
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In the church's aging industrial kitchen, CEO Jack Dorsey slips on a hairnet and begins to dole out lunch.
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For the afterparty, there's seperate vending machines that dole out champagne, and there's uh, ones to dispense weed too.
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"Thank goodness, so many soldiers who would have died in earlier wars are being saved today," Dole, 83, said.
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A press release on the archived Dole website dates the website's official relaunch for the general election as Aug.
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Unlike Obama, their outliers have been even older: John McCain, born in 653, and Bob Dole, born in 265.
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Its competitors include the likes of Dole Fresh Vegetables, Chiquita-owned Fresh Express, Ready Pac Produce and Earthbound Farms.
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Let's face it, once you get them on the dole, they are going to take every dime they can.
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Bob Dole, the 19573 Republican presidential nominee, is warning members of his party not to vote for Mr. Cruz.
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So dole this simple promise of a burn out on any male partner who you consider a doubtful ally.
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Young activists who had not even been conceived when the miners' strike happened wear badges reading "coal not dole".
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" And the song features LL Cool J rapping the line, "If the refs get political, dribble like Bob Dole.
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Thankfully, fruit giant Dole has encouraged us to get back on track to the things that matter most: Sweets.
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Aeden is normally there to answer questions from prospective guests, but it's also been used to dole out clues.
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For instance, Bob Dole, John Kerry and John McCain were all cancer survivors who had been wounded in combat.
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Mr. Dole is one of the most prominent members of the Republican "establishment," a term he described as meaningless.
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"He's got the right personality, and he's kind of a deal-maker," Bob Dole told The Times's Jonathan Martin.
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Colyer received the endorsement of the National Rifle Association and had the backing of Kansas political legend Bob Dole.
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Jesse Helms was excoriating, excoriating Ted Kennedy and Bob Dole for the precursor legislation to Americans with Disability Act.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.), delivered strong performances, Clinton achieved his objective of protecting his lead — and won the race.
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And with all apologies to Scott Baio, Dole was one of the few real dignitaries to attend Trump's convention.
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That job could fall to Dole, who could once again prevent a Clinton from governing with a blank check.
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Bob Dole was the only living GOP presidential candidate who attended the national convention at which Trump was nominated.
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"I think she'd be a pretty easy target in the general, if we nominate the right person," Dole said.
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Bob Dole, who warned that nominating Cruz would lead to "wholesale losses in Congress" and other down-ballot races.
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A number of current and former lawmakers are echoing the criticisms of Cruz voiced by Dole and Iowa Gov.
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Net proceeds from the offering will be used to pay down debt and for general corporate expenses, Dole said.
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Preparing for retirement before you dole out money to support your adult children will ultimately benefit the entire family.
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Dividends dole out cash to existing investors, and share buybacks boost a company's stock price by making shares scarcer.
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The CDC says that their evidence indicates that the outbreak's source is a Dole processing facility in Springfield, Ohio.
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The company will also dole out $14 million to those who have previously paid fees to use the song.
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And welfare is one bitter pill indeed: As I, Daniel Blake shows, it's hard work staying on the dole.
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United Nations agencies commonly dole out money to big Western nongovernmental organizations, or NGOs, which subcontract to local NGOs.
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Bob Dole (R-Kansas), golfer Jack Nicklaus, Martin Luther King, Jr. and comic artist Charles Schulz, among many others.
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Twenty states decided to regularly audit their own pay scales and dole out raises to bring things in line.
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Dole and Bush faced off during the GOP presidential primary in 1988, and Bush later won the general election.
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Jim McGovern (D-Mass.) and nearly 100 of their colleagues who have called for expanding the McGovern-Dole Program.
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However, Dole cautioned that it's possible the ocean state is itself the result of a change in the weather.
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On top of that, David was generous enough to dole out six useful pointers for aspiring short-story writers.
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" Dole maintained his support for Bush, calling him an "honest guy who's had experience" and "dealt with a legislature.
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DOLE: A couple of other areas would be: What is the effect of caregiving long-term on the caregiver?
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Mr. Trump hired Tony Fabrizio, who was the pollster for the Bob Dole campaign in 1996, several weeks ago.
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The days of relying on mom to dole out her precious stash of Bed Bath & Beyond coupons are over.
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A global school lunch program should remain the goal of the United States through the USDA's McGovern-Dole program.
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IW: You had Bob Dole—the presidential candidate in the US—criticizing it, but he'd never seen the film.
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Employee compensation changes: The company will dole out cash bonuses based on company performance this year and in 2019.
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The Hilton family then sold the property to billionaire Dole Foods CEO and Chairman, David Murdock, for $12.4 million.
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Despite Dole succeeding temporarily on a few occasions, Deripaska's visa woes persisted, and he reportedly enlisted Manafort to help.
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We can recommend counseling, talk to the family, dole out suspensions and even expel them if it's bad enough.
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Ford will dole out the $1 billion over a five year schedule but will immediately become the majority shareholder.
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The 2018 midterms will present many more tough calls, and the DCCC will have limited resources to dole out.
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But not every school has the technology or will be able to dole it out while schools are closed.
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S. trade dispute lifted risk sentiment, while investors hoped the European Central Bank (ECB) will dole out stimulus measures.
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Candidates try to distance themselves from this vote -- Bob Dole claimed not to have read the platform in 1996.
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But some leaders can be hesitant to dole out the accolades for fear of upsetting or alienating other employees.
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Perhaps, like those I shared the dance floor with, they joined the dole queue or became students or apprentices.
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Over the decades, Fabrizio has worked for presidential candidates Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan, Perry and Paul; for former Sens.
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The documents suggest that Mr. Dole helped the government of Taiwan establish early access to Mr. Trump's inner circle during the campaign, when Mr. Dole worked to involve Mr. Trump's aides in a United States delegation to Taiwan and to facilitate a Taiwanese delegation to the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July.
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They range from "the Weird Loner" style of Al Gore to "the Angle-for-Vice-President" departure of Elizabeth Dole.
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Airlines may dole out vouchers for free meals at the airport, or possibly free or discounted rates at nearby motels.
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Dole, an Army veteran hit by German machine gunfire in Italy, has gone through life with a disabled right arm.
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I hope we can get some momentum on fixing these issues while we continue to dole out blame for 2016.
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Colorado:Colorado also has not seen a lot of polls for its presidential primary, which will dole out 28500 pledged delegates.
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Hopefully Google will reveal those soon — presumably it will use a lottery system to dole out passes again this year.
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The same goes when the government relies on AI to dole out benefits — citizens have little say in the matter.
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Ms. Hagan, a former Sunday school teacher, called the ad "fabricated and pathetic" and sued the Dole camp for defamation.
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The Economic Security Project pledged $1 million to the initiative, which will dole out $500 a month per Stockton household.
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So was every living president and past presidential nominee of both parties, save Bob Dole, all of whom opposed Trump.
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You may be inclined to call it pineapple soft-serve, but among Disney fanatics, Dole Whip obsession reaches spiritual proportions.
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The second time round he won four states and about a third as many votes as the winner, Bob Dole.
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That's how Mr. Reed managed the successful bid by Mr. Dole, then Senate majority leader, for the 1996 Republican nomination.
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" Instead, Mr. Cruz uses the word "conservative," Mr. Dole said, before offering up a different word for Mr. Cruz: "extremist.
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"I think she'd be a pretty easy target in the general, if we nominate the right person," Mr. Dole said.
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Dole also has direct connections to the loved ones and workers helping out servicemen and women: Her husband, former Sen.
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Let's just hope the next Dole Whip-flavored menu item isn't pizza, lest we want to reignite that old debate.
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In July, CNN's Brianna Keilar asked Johnson about his athletic accomplishments and if he had any advice to dole out.
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The government wants to dole out less money to subsidize insurance plans it encouraged farmers to buy several decades ago.
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She serves on a number of corporate and non-profit boards, including Wells Fargo, News Corp, and Dole Food Company.
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Disney's California Adventure just started selling Dole Whip cotton candy, a version of the sugary tweet with a pineapple twist.
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Federally funded research before the Bayh-Dole era led to the U.S. government owning 28,85033 patents from research it funded.
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Bob Dole, the 1996 GOP presidential nominee, said he's disappointed in Jeb Bush for sitting out the Republican National Convention.
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Trump has already called for the complete elimination of the McGovern-Dole school lunch program, which feeds hungry children overseas.
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Bob Dole, running for president at the time and pushing for the U.S. to help, Clinton finally relented and intervened.
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That being said, our time with the phone was too brief to dole out definitive judgements on the camera's quality.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) is the lead lobbyist on the account, according to the contract disclosed with the Justice Department.
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Dole was among dozens of current and former officials from both political parties who attended Saturday's memorial service for McCain.
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Epstein gave Dole $1,000 in March 1995, followed by another $250 that October, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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These things will be tougher to avoid as the show continues to dole out this back story, bit by bit.
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In 1996, in the race between President Bill Clinton and Senator Bob Dole, only 49 percent showed up to vote.
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Up to 30% of families get this dole of staple products regularly, reckons Asdrúbal Oliveros of Ecoanalítica, an economic consultancy.
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Then dole out your resources as needed to keep your board state at least one step ahead of your opponent's.
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Yet, the Obama administration has proposed reducing spending for the Food for Peace and McGovern-Dole global school lunch programs.
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And that makes it impossible for Washington to embrace the thoughtful legislation that propelled the Bayh-Dole Act to passage.
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When President Clinton ran against Bob Dole in 1996, seniors voted for the Democratic ticket by a 6-point margin.
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Dole also said he would help Taiwan become involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which Trump has promised to end.
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Bob Dole, the Republican presidential nominee in 1996, declared that he didn't even read the platform of that year's convention.
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"The VA's mission is and always has been to serve veterans, not dole out political favors," Murray told the Post.
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The McGovern-Dole Program was launched as a pilot under President Clinton and later signed into law by President Bush.
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There was the birthday lunch at Morton's by Alston & Bird, a law and lobbying firm, for former Senator Bob Dole.
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Dole, 95, served in World War II for which he earned two Purple Hearts and two Bronze Stars for valor.
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Mr. Andreas was also a significant contributor to the senatorial and presidential campaigns of Senator Bob Dole, the Kansas Republican.
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My goal is to make sure I never have to dole out extra money to them once the month starts.
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With McCain's defection, former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole is now the only living Republican presidential nominee to support Trump.
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And when the time was right, she used those same lessons to dole out the justice we'd been waiting for.
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Could she pave the way for a legion of canine art critics who dole out feedback in barks and whines?
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In all NASA will dole out up to $253 million in contracts to the three companies for their respective missions.
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Some credit the former president's win in Arizona that year to third-party candidate Ross Perot siphoning votes from Dole.
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Manufacturers dole out billions of dollars in discounts every year, but these savings don't usually trickle down directly to consumers.
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Keep in mind that the finished sauce is very rich, so when serving, dole it out with a light hand.
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Former Senator Bob Dole, 95, stood up from his wheelchair, with help from an aide, to salute Mr. Bush's coffin.
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The last Republican he voted for, he said, was Bob Dole, when he ran against President Bill Clinton in 1996.
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Dole, a former Republican National Committee chairman, suggested that he planned to uphold tradition by attending the convention in Cleveland.
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When Thatcher took all the men's jobs away—steel, coal, ships—there seemed little else to do between dole checks.
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Bob Dole, of course, would go on to easily capture the Republican nomination after struggling in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Suppose that a particular caucus site has 400 caucus-goers and a total of five county delegates to dole out.
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The current administration has pushed drastic cuts or complete elimination for SNAP, Food for Peace, McGovern Dole, and other programs.
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"What they wanted was all the income to come to the ministry and they dole out our expenditures," he recalled.
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All of these trials confronted various forms of skepticism, bringing warnings that unconditional cash would replace paychecks with the dole.
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J and K enjoy some Dole Whip ($238), while we walk around taking photos and admiring the adorable baby pineapples.
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Mr. Hughes remained very much in the picture, even after moving out, returning for sex and to dole out beatings.
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As a mom, I have learned that not every mistake your kid makes requires you to dole out a consequence.
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Britain, pre-[Margaret] Thatcher, had an unemployment benefit system that effectively allowed you to decide to live on the dole.
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I scream for her help so many times she gets fed up and decides to dole out some tough love.
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One of the most moving moments in memory occurred Tuesday when former Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole (R-Kan.), one of the greatest Republicans who ever served in public life, was lifted from his wheelchair to salute former President George Herbert Walker Bush, who like Dole embodied the core values of a great generation.
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Washington (CNN)Former Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole says Hillary Clinton's past could make it difficult for her to become president.
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Following Khan's visit to China early this month, Beijing said more talks were needed before it can dole out further assistance.
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In contrast, Trump has chosen to dole out clemency to those he knows personally or following personal appeals from their advocates.
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Because technology handles everything these days, you'll no longer need to type to dole out passive-aggressive grammar edits via text.
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Republicans might have hoped that Clinton would not call their bluff and that Bob Dole would have a winning campaign issue.
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Cities including St. Louis, Denver, and San Francisco banned the scooters, promising to dole out permits after independently investigating the options.
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The Elizabeth Dole Foundation and the VA are celebrating two critical milestones as well as launching the Academy for Inclusive Care.
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Dole is a stiff conservative, who at 73 years old looks like he yells at kids to get off his lawn.
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Bill Clinton, who Dole ended up losing to in '96, used email, message boards, and listservs during his '92 campaign. Sen.
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"Keep in mind there were TWO Dole sites: one for the primary and one for the general election," Kubasko told me.
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Applying AI for these tricky problems paints a veneer of science that tries to dole out apolitical solutions to difficult questions.
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He contributed to Republicans as well, such as former senator Bob Dole, former representative Rick Lazio, and former senator Alfonse D'Amato.
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Since the passage of the Bayh-Dole Act, billions of dollars in licensing revenues have been generated from federally funded research.
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The other candidates were invited to watch from the audience, which left Dole yelling complaints from the back of the room.
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His 1996 opponent, Republican Bob Dole, famously used the ill-fated "character counts" campaign slogan to skewer Clinton throughout that contest.
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He was also an advisor on the U.S. presidential campaigns of Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and Bob Dole.
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In April, it was announced that the Polynesian Village Resort near Disney's Magic Kingdom would offer a Lime Dole Whip Margarita.
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And while there are no human NPCs, there will be robots and holodecks that can dole out stories for the player.
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On the other end of the spectrum, comedians like Ken Jeong willingly dole out jokes about how small their penises are.
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Across four decades, Mr. Reed has worked for his generation's signature Republican leaders: Ronald Reagan, Jack Kemp, George Bush, Bob Dole.
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Bob Dole, the former Kansas senator and 1996 Republican presidential nominee, has never been fond of Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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Bush faced serious challenges in early states from two candidates with better conservative bone fides: Bob Dole and Pat Robertson. Sen.
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The last election even approaching a landslide was in 173, when Bill Clinton defeated Bob Dole by an eight-point margin.
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At AARP and the Elizabeth Dole Foundation, we believe that supporting family caregivers is a top priority for all of us.
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Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling legend Mt. Fiji -- real name Emily Dole -- has passed away after battling serious health problems for years.
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L.O.W." Fiji's friend, Patricia Summerland (aka Sunny The California Girl), broke the news on social media Wednesday ... saying, "Rip Emily Dole!
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Robert Dole addresses the GOP Convention in Kansas City in 1976 after he was nominated as the party's vice Presidential candidate.
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The amendment would dole out $15 billion to insurers over nine years to help cover the costs of sick, expensive patients.
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This month it's Malibu Dollarmama — a beverage made up of of white Malibu rum, Tropicana orange juice and Dole pineapple juice.
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Two of us were actually on the dole [unemployment benefits] when we started—and then we're suddenly playing shows in Paris.
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But Trump has no plans to dole out an endorsement for Black or any other Republican in the race, Politico reported.
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Former Kansas senator and Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole came out in opposition to Kobach and support of Colyer on Monday.
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During those twenty years, Dole ran two failed presidential runs as well as serving as the top Republican in the Senate.
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Dole believed in the art of compromise and was more than willing to reach across the aisle to work with Democrats.
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The McGovern-Dole Program is one of the most effective tools to fight childhood hunger that we have in our toolkit.
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The McGovern-Dole Program began as an idea between two politically and ideologically different Senators who united for a common purpose.
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"If he's the nominee, we're going to have wholesale losses in Congress and state offices and governors and legislatures," Dole continued.
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We're told Lana met Axl through a mutual friend -- her ex-boyfriend Justin Murdock, billionaire heir to the Dole Food Company.
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Instead of ads, which support search, Google may dole out its upcoming AI tech to companies and devices that want it.
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She left her fortune to her son, who took over her foundations and continued to dole out money to striving women.
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So politicians from both parties urge the federal government to step in and dole out checks to everyone across the country.
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Starting in October, the agency will have $60 billion to dole out in the form of loans, loan insurance and equity.
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"This is just an extraordinary and unprecedented opportunity in the modern era for a president to dole out cash," he said.
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In Florida, which will dole out 0003 pledged delegates next Tuesday, Biden holds a massive lead over Sanders in recent polls.
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Eventually there's kicking and screaming and not-so-sisterly name calling; their mother is phoned to dole out punishment from afar.
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The teachers were mostly men who wielded disproportionate influence with their power to dole out studio spaces, video equipment and paints.
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Some advice-givers dole out punishing slaps or withering rebukes; others ladle out cups of verbal hot cocoa, reassuring and soothing.
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Marshall, an obstetrician-gynecologist, represents the same solidly Republican, farm-focused district from which former Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, Sen.
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Next Tuesday's primaries in 14 states will dole out a third of the total delegates needed to secure the Democratic nomination.
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The OCE has the power to investigate allegations against lawmakers, but lacks the authority to dole out punishments or issue subpoenas.
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Her powerful fundraising and ability to dole out key committee assignments also would win over some skeptics, her allies predict. Rep.
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Bob Dole, a former Bush backer who was the 85033 Republican presidential nominee, moved his support behind Rubio as well. Sen.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.), the majority leader, told a C-SPAN audience on June 2, 1986, as Senate TV coverage began.
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While the IRS won't dole out penalties if you didn't have insurance coverage in 2019, your state might impose a tax.
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All except Dole settled in 1997 with 26,000 former banana workers in Central America, Africa and the Philippines for $41 million.
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Va.), the self-styled master of the Senate, and Bob Dole (R-Kan.), a dozen years before Clinton went to trial.
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You do not give preferred deals and dole out favors, lucrative favors, and government partnerships and weapons deals to your clients.
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Trump was briefly linked to Justin Murdock, heir to the Dole fruit fortune, in the mid-2000s, prior to meeting Jared.
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In a release last week, Dole said the FDA's inspection reports dealt with issues at its plant that have been corrected.
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She called it an "outrage" that people had to die in order for Dole to close its plant for four months.
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The Dole settlement highlights that as our capital markets become ever more complex, share trading and ownership are getting harder track.
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The sale came as Dole struggled to generate profits amid volatile demand and low prices for bananas, its highest selling product.
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That compares with a loss of $144.5 million and revenue of $4.25 billion in 2012 — the year before Dole went private.
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Lighthizer served as staff director to the Finance Committee when Dole served as chairman of the panel in the early 1980s.
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In person, an uneducated party might expect this from Abraham: he is warm and genial, quick to dole out a hearty chuckle.
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But before purple churros were going viral and Dole Whip came in doughnut form, food at Disney parks was mostly an afterthought.
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Now the president is calling it a very tough sentence for someone who&aposs represented Ronald Regan, Bob Dole and very unfair.
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Verdict: If I was able to dole out the extra $145 for another session, I would definitely be reserving spots each week.
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What if, though, he could dole out the extra time on those dominators' ground stations, and sell it to the little guys?
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"It's to give her some excitement but also some control," said Dr. Dole, who has worked in agility competition for 18 years.
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In fact, the CAA was the first legislation passed by the new Republican congress led by Gingrich and Majority Leader Bob Dole.
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Several blocks to the west, in a poorer, mostly Black neighborhood, police routinely dole out public intoxication tickets outside a liquor store.
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How states will dole out delegates Alaska (16): Delegates will be rewarded by state House districts and determined by a caucus system.
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But Mr. Cruz seized on the remarks from Mr. Dole as exactly the type of thinking he has been fighting in Washington.
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Senator Bayh teamed up with Senator Bob Dole, a Kansas Republican, to propose legislation to fundamentally change how universities commercialized their discoveries.
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That race was marked by a Dole campaign ad that accused Ms. Hagan of not believing in God and taking "godless" money.
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Jeb Bush has been known to dole out chest bumps to voters when they say they are switching over to support him.
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They also serve Orange Dole Whip Float with Orange soda, as well as citrus swirl, vanilla, chocolate or twist floats for $5.99.
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The unending cycle of chasing campaign cash, and the monied interests that dole it out, grinds progress in Washington to a halt.
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A startup called Current is today launching a new way for parents to dole out allowances to their kids: with an app.
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Both masterfully use the medium of Twitter to dole out brilliant gems of unsolicited advice, irreverent brain droppings, and absurdist armchair commentary.
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Local officials can dole out contracts in exchange for benefits, like covering their children's tuition overseas or buying homes for their relatives.
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"This is the latest failure by Lawrence Walsh's high-cost, low-result crusade against Republicans," then-Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole noted.
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Dole has stopped all production at the Springfield, Ohio, plant and is withdrawing packaged salads on the market that were produced there.
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But after an intense exchange of negative advertising at the end of the campaign, Bush defeated Dole 38 percent to 29 percent.
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In past elections, Vaccaro himself has voted for Senator Bob Dole, Barrack Obama, Mitt Romney, but as of now he's still undecided.
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Perhaps most notably, though, is their spin on the most iconic of brunch drinks with the debut of the Dole Whip mimosa.
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That's sort of what The Manor sound like on their latest track "Sex, Drugs and On The Dole" which—you guessed it!
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But rather than sulking on the dole, the displaced natives switched to jobs that involved less manual labour, sometimes with higher salaries.
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Now, vloggers do more than dole out makeup advice, they also have their own beauty collections, books, podcasts, and huge fan followings.
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"Now that my good friend Jeb Bush is no longer running, I'm supporting Rubio," Dole told ABC's "Political Powerhouse" podcast on Monday.
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The increase partially can be attributed to the rise of cards that dole out the perks for high monthly spending, Schulz said.
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Another giant occupied the White House and another, Howard Baker, ran the Senate, followed soon after by another shrinking violet, Bob Dole.
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I'd be remiss if I didn't dole out some finger-wagging, via a doctor I spoke to about my fun little experiment.
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Under this proposal, the central bank prints money to dole out to the public, with the aim of boosting growth and inflation.
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Perhaps our cartoon president kissing Bob Dole reminds you of Homer Simpson kissing Hans Moleman (who tastes like a peanut!), for example.
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Dole Food Company is coming under congressional scrutiny over accusations that it covered up a listeria contamination in its salad products. Rep.
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As we've seen over the past few years, those on the dole of post-Soviet dictatorships aren't simply dodging questions of shame.
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Dole, a World War II veteran and the 1996 GOP nominee, endorsed Bush in November, agreeing to lead his outreach to veterans.
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Bob Dole, who would lead the effort to save Social Security, a key Reagan accomplishment, would replace him the Senate Republican leader.
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More than 30 adopted amendments dole out millions of defense dollars to projects like research on pancreatic cancer or tick borne illness.
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They went on to work together on a variety of issues while Dole served as Senate Majority Leader during the Bush administration.
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Some say the declaration is an important step, and one that should be taken, even if Congress doesn't dole out more funds.
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"I was so proud to see the House quickly recognize and pass this bill honoring our legendary Kansas Senator, Bob Dole," Rep.
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They had developed painstaking methods for tapering their medications, like using grass-seed counters to dole out the beads in the capsules.
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They "still are friends as far as I know," said Mr. Dole, the only former Republican presidential nominee to endorse Mr. Trump.
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I was happy to play Santa Claus and dole out those little gifts when we met the kids along the riding path.
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The American people thought better of it, and Dole-Kemp went on to lose the race by more than eight million votes.
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In 1938, the Hawaiian Pineapple Company (known today as Dole) commissioned O'Keeffe to complete two canvases that would be used for advertising.
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Bob Dole and his lobbying firm Alston & Bird to improve his standing in America and win him approval by the State Department.
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They are men and women like Dwight D. Eisenhower, John Marshall Harlan, Sandra Day O'Connor, Bob Dole, Howard Baker and many more.
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From the churros to the ice cream to the Mickey waffles to the Dole Whips to the … well, you get the point.
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Some customers are hooked on Dole Whip, a pineapple soft serve, which was once only available at Disney theme parks, he added.
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The failed campaigns of challengers Bob Dole, John Kerry, and Mitt Romney, were overly based on an "anybody but the incumbent" message.
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Dole once hoped to heal not only has been ripped clean off, but its self-inflicted infection is spreading across the country.
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Some credit Clinton's victory in the Grand Canyon State that year to Reform Party nominee Ross Perot drawing valuable votes from Dole.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.), and Aselus Strategies was founded by Adnan Jalil, a former Trump campaign official who worked on the transition.
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Didn't that lead to major political punishment for the GOP, then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich and 1996 Republican presidential nominee Bob Dole?
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And yes, Dole lost to Clinton in the presidential election but blaming Dole's loss on the government shutdown is a colossal stretch.
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"It's fair to say that we may have had some influence," Mr. Dole, the former Kansas senator and Republican presidential nominee, said.
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Lobbyists for Taiwan, including the law firm of former Senator Bob Dole of Kansas, spent months laying the groundwork for the call.
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Jon Tester, had the nickname "The Candy Man" for his willingness to dole out prescription sleeping drugs on overseas flights will stick.
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S. trade frictions, while bleak economic data on Monday raised hopes that Beijing will dole out more stimulus to underpin the economy.
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" He said it's better for elected representatives to dole out government cash, rather than "a group of bureaucrats a thousand miles away.
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This woman — on the prowl and on the dole in the Splott district of Cardiff — is a blazing life force, for sure.
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But when we dole out an easy yes instead of a difficult no we tend to overcommit our time, energy and finances.
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Unlike other international organizations, whose rules have no way of being enforced, the W.T.O. may dole out punishments along with its verdicts.
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The government also continues to dole out large export subsidies without an iota of proof that these subsidies have helped increase exports.
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Another day, he was played by a 93-year-old lobbyist, Bob Dole, working as an agent for a foreign government, Taiwan.
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Everyone and their fairy godmother has "the perfect recipe" for Disney's iconic Dole Whip; So, you'll just have to try them all!
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They dole out exclusive cover stories and behind-the-scenes tales of how the machines were created to gamer and tech publications.
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Advice from The Times: If you're going to feed a pigeon, dole out only a few teaspoons of treats at a time.
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But Mr. Dole, 93, a former Senate majority leader from Kansas, said he had worked with transition officials to facilitate the conversation.
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The new initiative will dole out $2.1 million of this revenue annually to students wishing to enroll at San Francisco City College.
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One question is whether Trump can politically dole out enough exemptions to US businesses looking to be spared from the 8003 tariffs.
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The intrigue: It's only a matter of luck that a federal agency was able to dole out a fine for a privacy violation.
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This crisis makes McGovern-Dole, as well as other programs administered by the USDA and USAID also on the chopping block, especially essential.
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His Republican opponent, Bob Dole, had been making Clinton's well-being a campaign issue, even though the president hadn't had any serious illnesses.
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He began writing software for a "closed cash" device that could receive payment, dole out change, and log transactions without a cashier's intervention.
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At Singer's direction, Masera would dole out the money -- usually $10,000 per student -- to those who helped the students cheat on standardized tests.
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Former Senator Bob Dole, age 95, is helped from his wheelchair to salute the casket of the late former President George H.W. Bush.
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You've heard from the insiders, the panjandrums, the grand poo-bahs: He's a man they can do business with; Bob Dole guarantees it.
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Some outlets give the credit to Bob Dole, an effort by an older candidate to show he wasn't out of touch with technology.
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Ms. Hagan defeated Ms. Dole in the first general election in North Carolina in which the two major-party candidates were both women.
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One Trump administration official told HuffPost that implementing a process to dole out back pay could wind up being costly for federal agencies.
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Cleveland, Ohio (CNN)To celebrate turning 93 on Friday, Bob Dole is planning to have a joint birthday party with his wife, Elizabeth.
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Well, whatever candidate you choose, remember that tattoo removal has come a long way since the days you got that Dole/Kemp tattoo.
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Clinton, en route to an electoral college landslide, lost in South Carolina that year by about six percentage points to Republican Bob Dole.
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Dr. Oz would do the least damage by inviting Trump to dole out diet advice — a favorite topic on The Dr. Oz Show.
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When trailing candidates faded thereafter for lack of momentum or money — the typical post-New Hampshire pattern — Mr. Dole cruised to lopsided victories.
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"He's got the right personality and he's kind of a deal-maker," said Bob Dole, the former Republican senator and 1996 presidential candidate.
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Seeking apologies Trump rarely -- if ever -- issues public apologies, but Dole said some mea culpas from the presumptive GOP nominee were in order.
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"There is nothing wrong with apologizing to the governor of New Mexico or John McCain of anybody who he has insulted," Dole insisted.
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To recap: The former head of two crisis pregnancy centers will single-handedly get to dole out $260 million in family planning grants.
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No disrespect to churros, but in the realm of non-Mickey-shaped Disney foods, there is arguably none more legendary than Dole Whip.
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Male teachers and students brought flowers and sweets to dole out to their female counterparts, and the vibe among women was almost giddy.
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SoftBank continues to dole out multi-billion-dollar checks with stunning regularity, having invested around one-third of its $90+ billion Vision Fund.
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The Sea Ranch was a profit-generating project of Castle & Cooke, a conglomerate that, in addition to real estate, owned Dole Food Company.
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Along the way, he dipped in to help out the presidential campaigns of Gerald Ford, Reagan, George H. W. Bush and Bob Dole.
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And 1996 Republican presidential nominee Senator Bob Dole also ran in the 1980 primaries, disqualifying him as well from this Cruz litmus test.
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" Then-Senate majority leader and future presidential nominee Bob Dole said, "This tragic episode has been tortuous for the families of the victims.
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Orlando Bloom may be a single man at the moment, but he still knows how to dole out advice in the love arena.
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The Federal Communications Commission is about to hold an auction used to dole out grants to companies to build internet in rural America.
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Here, evil aliens Kang and Kodos pose as Clinton and Republican nominee Bob Dole as a way to take over the American government.
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You don't need to dole out a ton of money for an entire massage table, but you'll need some go-to relaxation tools.
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Sporting a dog tie and colorful socks that were part of Bush's signature look, Dole was helped to his feet by an aide.
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A government report obtained by Food Safety News revealed Dole first learned of the salad contamination in July 2014 from an internal test.
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But his campaign's problems already resemble some that plagued Mr. Dole, including a formidable opponent mounting an early offensive, and an undisciplined candidate.
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Voinovich, whose mother was a Slovenian immigrant, hosted Dole at a rally at the Slovenian Club on the city's blue-collar east side.
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The dole out is part of up to $12 billion in funds planned for those in the agricultural sector suffering from global tariffs.
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" So she determines to give them to a lawyer "who could dole them out one message at a time on the proper dates.
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Bob Dole (R-Kan.) was paid $20,000 a month to advance Taiwan's interests in Washington, according to documents filed with the Justice Department.
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Dole, 28503, paid his respects by saluting the 22019st president, who will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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Mr. Dole was the architect and primary supporter of the federally subsidized ethanol fuel market and the federal price-support program for sugar.
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"Somebody coming from a successful business to politics, if he should lose — I'm not certain what the reaction would be," Mr. Dole said.
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There are only so many ways to style a face, and more importantly, only so many people qualified to dole out cosmetology tips.
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All this, of course, is above and beyond basic dole and housing benefit, which—hypothetically, at least—should ensure there aren't any homeless.
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One of two security guards tears my ticket as a pair of volunteers frantically dole out press passes to a stampede of media.
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" In a second tweet, Trump wrote: "Paul Manafort worked for Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and many other highly prominent and respected political leaders.
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LSP will see the Air Force dole out nearly three dozen launch contracts, each expected to be worth over $100 million on average.
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Jumbi, a rural village about the same size as Dole, hosted the match; it was the first game of the league's 2018 season.
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Payday lenders dole out more campaign money than traditional banks do, most of it to committees controlled by the Legislature's powerful Republican leaders.
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Anyone around him was probably looking to fill some holes with whatever attention he would dole out for a short period of time.
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Does he dole out cash now or ensure that the restaurant stays afloat, so there will be jobs when the pandemic is over?
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I have questions, and The Bachelor has answers that it will dole out as slowly as possible for the next couple of months.
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Stone worked on the campaigns of former presidents Reagan and Nixon, as well as those of Jack Kemp, Bob Dole, and Donald Trump.
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Former Senator Robert J. Dole, for example, wore Mr. McCain's P.O.W. bracelet while his future colleague was in the Hanoi Hilton prison camp.
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Speaking at an event in 2014, Moore said those on government assistance ---- "the dole" ---- were depleted of dignity or meaning in their lives.
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"We were all on the dole and it was free money," said Mawson, a gaunt man with grey hair and a bushy moustache.
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Dow said the Nicaraguan law for DBCP victims denied it due process, and Dole said the court had never obtained jurisdiction over it.
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Also, he used taxpayer money to dole out big bonuses to his top aides and to pay for a 19-man security detail.
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Such partnerships and licensing deals were encouraged by the 5003 Bayh-Dole and Stevenson-Wydler Acts, and the 1986 Federal Technology Transfer Act.
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But so it goes with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and its 85 or so members, who dole out the Globes each year.
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His own administration has seen dramatic cases of self-dealing, official grifting, Cabinet secretaries living high on the government dole, and nepotism galore.
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However, central banks around the world face increasing pressure to dole out monetary support as the U.S.-China trade war hurts global growth.
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The problems have become apparent as a result of a Delaware court case over the $1.2 billion buyout of Dole Food in 2013.
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Marion Watkins said Dole has been hospitalized in the Walter Reed Military Medical Center near Washington, D.C., for low blood pressure since Sept.
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Mr. Murdock continued to reshape Dole, selling its packaged goods and Asian produce operations to Itochu of Japan for $1.7 billion in 2012.
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Not that some of Stabler's Raiders didn't revel in their acts, or live to dole out physical harm; they considered themselves football players.
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Bob Dole in 1996 was in some ways an even sorrier case, since his landslide defeat was visible from a long way out.
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To be sure, Dole had a number of very valid reasons to still hold a political grudge at that time — if not against President Clinton, then most assuredly against Clinton's campaign, which raised millions of dollars in a number of troubling, suspect ways and used that cash to bury Dole under an ever-growing garbage heap of negative, misleading advertising.
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Conveniently, one character is a former army brat, and is able to dole out intimidating details about snipers that make this one sound terrifying.
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However, rewards cards, which dole out points when you make purchases at airlines, gas stations and restaurants, aren't always as good as they seem.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates excluded him after determining "that only President Clinton and Senator [Bob] Dole have a realistic chance" at being elected.
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The NIH had this thing, probably one of the greatest industrial policies in the United States, was this thing called the Bayh-Dole Act.
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The program is gearing up to dole out another round of dollar houses soon in this town located 25 miles south of downtown Chicago.
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Dole and two others from that group would help draft the "Bayonet Constitution" of 1887, which accelerated the process of undermining native Hawaiian leadership.
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About 49 percent of eligible voters did not participate in the 1996 election, in which Democratic candidate Bill Clinton beat Republican candidate Bob Dole.
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"He's a man who, when he speaks, his words have value — because he doesn't dole out a lot of them," said one ex-employee.
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Alexa can also dole out information on weather and traffic conditions, or even play music for you while you shop within the Amazon app.
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That's the lowest since 1996, when just 49 percent of eligible voters showed up for the presidential race between Bill Clinton and Bob Dole.
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Since 1980, with the exception of Bob Dole and George W. Bush, New Hampshire has saved Republican after Republican who has faltered in Iowa.
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But as consumer companies dole out lofty technology valuations for these upstart brands, many of which are not profitable, investors have escalated their scrutiny.
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" In the same statement, Trump thanked Dole and said "he is a wonderful man and it is a great honor to have his support.
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In 1996, Mr. Romney was supporting Bob Dole, the eventual nominee, whose campaign platform called for a 14 percent tax rate on capital gains.
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Spreadsheets have yet to send the accountants to the dole queue, because there is more to accountancy than making columns of figures add up.
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But Disney Springs, which is separate from the parks and resorts, isn't the only place visiting foodies can find boozy, Dole Whip-inspired snacks.
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Clinton—like George H.W. Bush, Bob Dole, Al Gore, John Kerry, and John McCain—is embedded in America's collective consciousness playing near-presidential roles.
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If the series pulls off that two Bachelorettes stunt again, perhaps it could be Olivia and Britt vying to dole out roses next season?
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Mr. Dole added that he thought it would be harder for Hillary Clinton to defeat Mr. Trump in a general election than Mr. Cruz.
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In exchange, the migrants refuse to integrate and just four percent of them find jobs — even after years of living off the Swedish dole.
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For the uninitiated, a Dole Whip is pineapple soft-serve that is available exclusively at Disney parks, which makes it a Very Big Deal.
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Apparently, people are already really into this: Dole Whip may be getting upgraded by Disney fans, but it's also being reinvented in another way.
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Fabrizio is close friends with former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and has advised prominent Republicans including 1996 presidential nominee Bob Dole and Gov.
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Bob Dole, present to speak about Pompeo, sat surrounded by lawmakers and press as other senators milled around the well of the hearing room.
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And he's not shying away from his conservative roots, arguing the GOP has failed with candidates like Bob Dole, John McCain and Mitt Romney.
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Simply labeling a child a "crack baby" was enough to lower expectations of these children and make caregivers more likely to dole out punishment.
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Since a deal struck by Clinton and Dole after the 1994 election, the president has allowed the Senate opposition leader to pick minority commissioners.
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Three interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in 2017 have helped the regional banks grow profit even as they dole out less loans.
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Why not save McGovern-Dole and use it to help build a national school lunch program in Yemen when this war finally does end?
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The Utah School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration established the Land Exchange Distribution Account to dole out the proceeds from these state-federal trades.
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Despite the anger (and common sense) Hermione, Fred, Mary, and Alice dole out, they already made the decision to tell Sheriff Keller the truth.
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Plus, since you'll have enough to fill a few tins, dole 'em out to your squad (or better yet, keep 'em all for yourself).
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Maahlox Le Vibeur - Tuer pour TuerSunareht & Sylvere - VervainInkke - PioneerThomas Bangalter - What To DoLe Dom - Bayern (Le Dom & De Grandi refix) Josh is on Twitter.
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Will they get help with the money to dole it out, or will it be pretty much up to them to figure it out?
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"What a tough sentence for Paul Manafort, who has represented Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and many other top political people and campaigns," Trump tweeted.
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Dole lost that year and the GOP took the nearly unprecedented step of effectively abandoning him in the final month of the general election.
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"I think Hillary tried laying a groundwork, and I think that's going to be sort of her template," Mr. Dole said in an interview.
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Democrat George McGovern and Republican Bob Dole had a partnership that lasted for decades and even have a school lunch program in their name.
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In typical Washington fashion, bureaucrats often dole out large government contracts to favored multi-million dollar corporations without even considering others for the job.
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One more Voinovich story: In 1996, Bob Dole, the Republican presidential nominee, stopped in Cleveland to campaign in the important swing state of Ohio.
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"What a tough sentence for Paul Manafort, who has represented Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and many other top political people and campaigns," Trump tweeted.
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What Cruz and other conservatives feared—a "flexible" president—is exactly why some mainstream Republicans, like Bob Dole and Chris Christie, rallied around Trump.
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Pete Sessions (R-Texas) said last week that he expects the federal government to immediately dole out $80 million, with more to come later.
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When Reagan vetoed the infrastructure bill, Liddy Dole was the Transportation secretary, and her husband happened to be the leader of the Senate Republicans.
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Back then, Nielsen was what today we might call a compassionate conservative; she was a Republican, for sure, but of the Bob Dole ilk.
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President Obama, former President Bill Clinton, former president George W. Bush, Bob Dole and former Vice President Al Gore have all addressed past conventions.
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