There are dueling governments, which means there is dueling diplomacy unfolding around the world.
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"I know for a fact that nobody asked to replace dueling vendors with dueling foundations," he said.
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Dueling rallies planned The deadly train attack is providing a tense backdrop for dueling rallies planned in Portland on Sunday.
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Republicans and Democrats have dueling views of the economyThat Republicans and Democrats can look at a set of economic facts and come to dueling conclusions isn't new.
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ED BREEN, CEO, ANDREW LIVERIS, EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, ON A BIG ANNOUNCEMENT AND I DO LIKE THE DUELING PINS, NOT DUELING, THE DUAL -- DID YOU NOTICE DOW AND DUPONT?
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We learn that he used to be very into dueling — although I'm not sure if the conversation with his past fling, who he and Claire bump into at Versailles, is entirely about dueling.
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The dueling crises have taken a toll on their marriage.
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O'Rourke: Scenes from their dueling rallies in El Paso, Texas
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Both sides have presented dueling expert analyses over the data.
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Then there are the dueling messages framed around Haley's legacy.
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The result has been dueling talking points about historical precedents.
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Here's what you need to know: • Dueling stages for Republicans.
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With dueling doughs complete, I moved on to the filling.
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Even in the hood, physical dueling isn't a first response.
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Psylocke (Olivia Munn) and Beast (Nicholas Hoult) are dueling too.
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Trump's comments were followed by dueling statements from lobbying groups.
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A year ago, they threw dueling birthday parties for Dream.
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Dueling rallies were held on the eve of the trial.
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The two sent dueling memos to the staff claiming control.
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Not the dueling star duos that formed in Los Angeles.
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This week, dueling assertions about ratings have spilled into public.
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A commemorative plaque indicates the site of the dueling grounds.
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The Senate debated dueling proposals in 2015, but both failed.
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The dueling membership drives more than doubled the club's size.
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The dueling legal filings came in advance of Stone's Feb.
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"This stuff is real!" he tweeted about the dueling inaugurations.
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In the last week, dueling petitions have been circulating in Decatur.
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Iguana drama: Viral video shows dueling lizards in Starbucks parking lot.
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The dueling data are not particularly new for these two sides.
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"The next time it will be dueling guns," Bishop joked. Gov.
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Lastly, there are the dueling slogans: and It's hard to pick.
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The dueling appearances weren't intentional, according to German and US officials.
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Dueling websites were launched by both the U.A.W. and the university.
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When Clinton and Trump hold dueling rallies, Trump gets more press.
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Did you know lightsaber dueling is an official sport in France?
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This week, Exxon and rival Chevron released dueling Permian output projections.
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Guitarist Jimi Hendrix's family battled over his image, licensing dueling products.
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The Senate race has prompted dueling accusations from Republicans and Democrats.
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Lawyers for Democratic and Republican candidates are now launching dueling campaigns.
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The last few weeks have seen dueling headlines on illegal immigration.
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The difference in focus was manifested throughout the companies' dueling keynotes.
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Cruz and O'Rourke have held dueling campaign events along the border.
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Use it to get work done instead of dueling with others.
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Haven't there always been dueling extremisms of one sort or another?
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At least that's the story that Greece's dueling politicians are telling.
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Three dueling, headstrong royals are at the center of the dispute.
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Not long after, dueling protests took place outside Ms. Foxx's office.
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Here's what you need to know: • Dueling envoys or Olympic détente?
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Each focused on the other in dueling remarks on Tuesday night.
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Two video startups are making dueling legal claims against the other.
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"Gypsy" is like "The Affair," but without the dueling unreliable narratives.
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The dueling Hamilton name-checks then spilled onto the Senate floor.
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Why are the US and Iran dueling in the first place?
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Ostrom told the newspaper he is serious about the dueling offer.
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Colbert's segment comes weeks after the two dueling memos were released.
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A night of dueling poor performances from the nation's political leaders.
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TECH Q&A: DUELING ASSISTANTS, OUTSMARTING HACKERS, BLOCKING TEXTS, AND MORE 5.
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It's the kid's 5th birthday, and this time there weren't dueling parties.
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It's a subtle but key distinction beginning to frame their dueling candidacies.
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Dueling sets of US senators have filed documents questioning the court's independence.
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Even the two-character scenes seem more dueling soliloquies than genuine conversations.
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Go deeper: Trump and Beto battle over border wall in dueling rallies
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Go deeper: Dueling summits underline divide between U.S. and allies on Iran
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The entrepreneur said IT and physics were always dueling passions for him.
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Two dueling measures regarding firearm sales to suspected terrorists were also blocked.
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There are details that don't really line up, like the dueling Quicksilvers.
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It was a busy month for dueling photo apps Instagram and Snapchat.
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Opposition and pro-government groups will mark the occasion with dueling marches.
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The dueling demonstrations on Boston Common showed a shocking disparity in size.
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And the two candidates have also launched dueling websites panning their rival.
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The two candidates received dueling endorsements this week from gay rights groups.
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The dueling pistols are on display at the New-York Historical Society.
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Using the show's dueling-perspective structure against itself is the episode's masterstroke.
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Outside, dueling clusters of pro-government and pro-opposition activists alternated chants.
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Dueling appointments left it unclear who would be running the agency today.
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The dueling groups then fought over rights to the name in court.
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The situation tugs Trump between two dueling instincts in his political soul.
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Pistol dueling was an associate event at the 1908 London Olympic Games.
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This year's Computex was a wild ride with dueling chip releases, new laptops and 467 startups Computex picked up the pace this year, with dueling chip launches by rivals AMD and Intel and a slew of laptop releases.
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When it comes to dueling online, Navalny has run rings around his enemies.
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Kessler said that her words were in violation of Virginia's anti-dueling laws.
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Two wild animals are just dueling in the driveway of a suburban home.
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The dueling visual gems are both highly stylized but have very different themes.
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Dueling opinions from forensic experts also planted doubts that jurors could not resolve.
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The unstable government — at one point featuring two, dueling prime ministers — didn't help.
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Carrasco and Covey had dueling two-hit shutouts heading into the sixth inning.
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The stadium was empty and the battlefield wasn't cluttered with dueling robots yet.
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The revival of the Clinton email scandal has been dominated by dueling leaks.
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Dueling stories The first day of Yanez's trial presented two very different narratives.
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And why feature two dueling kite-fliers as the meat of the narrative?
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There are dueling claims, however, about who leads the agency in the meantime.
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Those are the dueling punishments the prosecution and defense asked for in Sgt.
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The senators on Wednesday spoke as dueling activist groups chanted at each other.
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There will be dueling narratives about who is serious about reopening the government.
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But how many criminals actually want to get a hold of dueling pistols?
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Malian jihadist group Macina Liberation Front (MLF) issued a dueling claim of responsibility.
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There were also dueling lawsuits, including one accusing the practice of gross mismanagement.
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That may be by design — since Democrats are split by dueling political incentives.
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The bill also proposes removing the ban on dueling, and publishing blasphemous libel.
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" The dueling emotions "interested and sort of disturbed me even at that age.
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The two men faced off with rifles on a dueling ground outside Washington.
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Kaiser Health News says many Ohioans are confused by the dueling campaign ads.
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The closing pitches from the candidates showcased the dueling approaches to the race.
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The trial has featured dueling accounts of the shooting from experts and witnesses.
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The dueling views came as the clock kept ticking toward to a Sept.
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Kevin O'Leary and Barbara battled with dueling offers before the deal was struck.
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Dueling chants of "Let's Go Rangers" and "Let's Go Islanders" filled the arena.
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In the Steve Ballmer era, they traded dueling lawsuits over their CRM products.
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Hacking and counter-hacking, it's dueling really, not with swords but with people.
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The two parties recently had dueling congressional hearings to help make their case.
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Nevertheless, dueling campaigns to vote 'yes', 'no' or abstain raged on the internet.
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The Senate will be voting on two dueling proposals Thursday to reopen the government.
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I was dueling Anthony Bourdain to decide which one of us was more human.
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I go to a room where people are playing a game of Dueling DJs.
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That video sparked strong feelings and dueling narratives from both sides of the conflict.
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Trash smothers parts of the hillside, dueling for superiority with weeds and creeper vines.
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The dueling lawsuits between Mr. Levine and the Met were quietly settled this summer.
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Newspapers hosted "Biggest Loser"-style weight loss competitions with dueling "health experts" coaching teams.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz tried to undercut each other, releasing dueling attack ads.
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Dueling experts differed on whether Noor's use of force was reasonable and therefore justified.
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Dueling chants of "Let's go, Rangers" and "Let's go, Islanders" were loud and sustained.
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The dueling ideas somehow dovetail into a good song, despite the odds against it.
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Those negotiations also went another day without producing clear agreement among dueling Republican factions.
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Her book "Affairs of Honor" was very helpful in understanding dueling at the time.
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This came as dueling political rallies took place and police braced for potential violence.
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His new book, "The Kingdom of Speech," is his boldest bit of dueling yet.
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And I'm totally with you on feeling some broad joy in the dueling columnists.
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And on Tuesday night, both candidates invoked Mr. Trump in dueling remarks to supporters.
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The dueling appointments left it unclear who would be running the agency on Monday.
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David Geffen Hall has lately been witness to dueling interpretations of Shostakovich's Fifth Symphony.
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Two conservative groups will hold dueling rallies on political violence in Washington, D.C. Sunday.
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An effort in the Senate led to dueling Democratic and Republican takes on privacy.
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The two leaders gave dueling floor speeches on Friday but held no substantive meeting.
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You can go back and forth with dueling statistics as long as you like.
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Colbert's segment comes weeks after the two dueling memos were released on Capitol Hill.
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They wonder why dueling memos written by House staffers have captivated American political discourse.
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Some of them distributed their own photos of the devastation, fueling the dueling narratives.
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What apparently was different was the winner of the dueling voices inside Tomic's head.
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The new sport of lightsaber dueling has additional rules designed to improve its aesthetic appeal.
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In moderation, this is not a problem, but moderation and tailgating are often dueling ideals.
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There are dueling claims, however, about who gets to lead the agency in the meantime.
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Six and her mom (Gail Edwards) as dueling fast-talkers is a sight to behold.
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For years, Amazon and VMware represented the two dueling sides of the cloud computing wars.
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He may have been alluding to dueling legal arguments over the constitutionality of each's appointment.
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There's a Dueling Club feature that will let gamers test their mettle against each other.
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You might be lost in a dungeon, impaired with old age or dueling a foe.
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The 2016 US presidential campaign saw the two men broadcast dueling messages to the world.
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Votes were on dueling plans, rather than add-ons to something everyone already agrees to.
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It's likely to only get more heated with dueling messages about the safety of technology.
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The dueling inclinations have left the President disgruntled, say people who have spoken to him.
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The Senate is scheduled on Thursday to consider two dueling plans to end the shutdown.
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Some contended that a dueling capital punishment measure on the ballot may have confused voters.
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So, how is the headset and does the lightsaber dueling live up to its hype?
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Caravaggio attempted to castrate his dueling partner, but missed and instead hit the femoral artery.
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In the wake of the revelations, dueling trending topics have emerged for #ImWithAmber and #ImWithJohnny.
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The courthouse confrontation was followed by dueling news conferences, fiery speeches and more street protests.
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The hearing was a remarkable spectacle, devolving several times into dueling partisan choruses of shouts.
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Rooney's novels are satisfying, too, because there aren't dueling narrators or cat's cradles of plotlines.
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The two states were logical American outcomes, dueling creations of people from the same place.
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Over the following months, Gosar and Morgaine traded dueling op-eds in their local newspapers.
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Meanwhile, there will be dueling rallies tonight in the border city of El Paso, Texas.
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Following dueling motions on the issue, Carr called for an evidentiary hearing in September, 2019.
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Smoke billowed around the dueling peacocks, especially when Helmut Schmidt, a chain smoker, was involved.
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" — JIMMY FALLON Sarah Paulson and Jimmy Fallon performed dueling Cher impressions on "The Tonight Show.
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The European Union echoed the same sentiment, and asked the dueling sides to maintain calm.
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Consumers were faced with dueling physical media formats that were both vying to replace DVD.
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"The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac were sort of dueling bands in many ways," he said.
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So far, both sides have filed dueling motions about whether the lawsuit should be dismissed.
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The Post's Mike Vaccaro wrote a column about the dueling battles of emotion and reason.
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He was very quick to immediately threaten his opponents with violence, with threats, with dueling.
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The docs, arriving in the same week and on dueling streaming platforms, are posed as competitors.
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Tweets of the images of the dueling signs have racked up some viral attention online, too.
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INGRAHAM: Leonard Chuck Schumer was on the Senate floor today and it was like dueling speeches.
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The former-vice-president-turned-frontier-revolutionary on trial was Aaron Burr, of "Hamilton" dueling fame.
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Don't get me wrong — I'd happily bask in hours more of Eve and Villanelle's fabulous dueling.
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John Kasich, bitter rivals since the 2016 primaries who appeal to dueling factions of the party.
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The French Fencing Federation has recognized lightsaber dueling as an official sport, reports the Associated Press.
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Sterling said he hopes the dueling sides of the teachers' strike finally resolve their differences soon.
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We all have an interest in preventing people from settling their disputes by fighting and dueling.
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A pair of dueling speeches from Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton didn't disappoint on that front.
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Arroyo said those dueling accounts bolstered jurors&apos decision to convict Kepler on the lesser charge.
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Featuring the pair's dueling vocals, the record includes stories about everything from drug abuse to politics.
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The companies' dueling IPOs mean everyone will be watching as they try to turn it around.
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It consisted of two coasters which were blue and red and was originally called Dueling Dragons.
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There are dueling stories about the origins of the name for everyone's favorite morning-after cocktail.
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The race between DeSantis and Gillum pitted two candidates from dueling ends of the political spectrum.
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The Senate is set to told votes Thursday on two dueling proposals to reopen the government.
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The dueling accounts suggest that the story surrounding the Trump Tower meeting could change yet again.
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In Pierrefeu-du-Var, in the south, pro- and anti-migrant groups have held dueling demonstrations.
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The slide is inside Thrill Waterpark, along with 12 others like Dueling Demons and Screeching Serpent.
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Daredevil's Peak left me mostly unfazed, but Dueling Demons had me screaming all the way down.
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What to watch: China isn't the only market where American retailers are dueling over new customers.
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Fortunately, the candidates have yet to resort to dueling, which remains illegal even for consenting adults.
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Today, The Big Idea features dueling pieces examining the cause of the problems, and potential solutions.
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In February, the United States and Russia introduced dueling resolutions on Venezuela at the Security Council.
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But even as he weighed those dueling strands of advice, airlines and local governments proceeded anyway.
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Trump's insistence on an imminent win helped bring the dueling parties together around issuing the rule.
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The couple's dueling political views of the president have been a repeated subject of media attention.
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"I think he was upset that he was going to have dueling shows here," said Sen.
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Musk and a key autonomous-driving Tesla official did fire off dueling tweets on Friday, Feb.
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On Tuesday, the conference played host to dueling news conferences between Huawei and the United States.
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White nationalists and counter-protesters are expected to stage dueling demonstrations in Washington, D.C. Sunday evening.
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Just a day earlier, the Senate blocked two dueling bills that would have temporarily funded the government.
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Republicans and Democrats also proposed two dueling measures that would have halted suspected terrorists from purchasing firearms.
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But by the end of the film, their relationship fell flat, a victim of two dueling ambitions.
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These cinematic techniques lend the film, and the film's two dueling monarchs, an air of elevated importance.
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As the team discusses their concept, dueling laptops create virtual mood boards by pulling images from Google.
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Dumbledore dueling Voldemort... Neville lopping the head off Nagini... Snape meeting Harry's eyes for one last time.
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The tattoo appears to show Voldy dueling with Frieza, a villain from the "Dragon Ball" manga series.
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"Female athletes live in two competing worlds that place dueling demands on their bodies," Dr. Mann says.
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How Oberyn repeats this over and over again while dueling The Mountain in Tyrion's trial by combat?
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Berry said her concerns over Sieting's management turned into alarm on the day of the dueling protests.
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In this new gentile society, differences were settled with dueling rather than tearing off another man's testicles.
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Amazon and Walmart's rivalry continues today with two dueling announcements related to their respective grocery delivery expansions.
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The pair will maintain dueling orbits at once, helping scientists paint a more vivid picture of Mercury.
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That bond is really fun to watch develop, particularly because both actors have a great, dueling chemistry.
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Dueling YouTube videos and posts indicate that this fringe of the far-right fringe has little traction.
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Andrew Prokop Matt, that's why I'm unpersuaded by, say, comparisons of their dueling Wall Street reform plans.
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The dueling guitarists and vocalists for the band are responsible for some of Khemmis' most striking characteristics.
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When we spoke, she was preparing to take an Arduino-based ninja dueling game to a festival.
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With her neon-pink hair, iconic dueling wardrobe, and homoerotic shoujo narrative, Utena is still a revolution.
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YGOPro, the popular PC- and mobile-based, fan-made dueling client for the series, is no more.
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Many people who try VR won't have any interest in dueling with friends or an AI opponent.
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There are no plans for the dueling duo to speak before Congress returns from the August recess.
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Two dueling 2020 Democratic White House hopefuls are heading to the same late-night TV show. Sen.
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Senate leadership on Tuesday struck an agreement to vote on dueling proposals to reopen the federal government.
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A legal observer said at least three members of antifa have been arrested during the dueling protests.
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For instance, dueling 2007 releases from Mr. West and 50 Cent were due in stores on Sept.
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Check. The legions of superheroes and their dueling universes force-fed to the moviegoing public each year?
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"It is a historic agreement," the mayor, who helped mediate the dueling sides, said before Tuesday's vote.
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They wondered then if the convention would be contested, with Trump and Ted Cruz dueling for delegates.
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The church strongly opposed dueling, and he did not want to be seen as condoning the act.
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On Monday night, Vice President Mike Pence and estranged adviser Steve Bannon held dueling rallies in Alabama.
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Soon enough, dueling male and female energies began to interweave, like the most gentle wall of death.
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The dueling options have led to some confusion among some Chinese officials on where, precisely, Trump stands.
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If you think that dueling press conferences will not rattle Trump, then you do not understand him.
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But this latest debate has taken place largely through dueling Twitter threads – which is, I'd say, awful.
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Let's explore how these dueling forces have played out over the course of America's favorite reality show.
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That set up a brief but pointed clash of dueling ideologies: Biden's tempered and institutional incrementalism vs.
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Facebook could not escape the shadow of the dueling electoral scandals of Cambridge Analytica and Russian disinformation.
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Both English and Mulvaney are in the building, sending out dueling emails about who is in charge.
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Congressional committees by their nature are partisan, as evidenced by the dueling accounts of the FISA application.
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The outcome of the dueling complaints and CBS's lawsuit will be determined in court, likely this summer.
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But the dueling demands of each could make us all feel pulled in too many directions at once.
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In honor of Postpartum Depression Month, she decided to show both sides of her illness in dueling photos.
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The next Sunday afternoon, on parallel laptops as we sat in bed, we started building dueling budget spreadsheets.
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The UN has also become the primary dueling ground for the two main parties to air their grievances.
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The dueling pep rallies pointed to how hotly contested the race here has become — particularly among Latino voters.
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It replaced the Wizarding World of Harry Potter's Dragon Challenge roller coasters, which was originally called Dueling Dragons.
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Newman says statistical errors undermine the findings of two high-profile (and dueling) papers on the lifespan debate.
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The merger requires approval from the agency, and the battle has been playing out in dueling regulatory filings.
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Kudlow said he believed Xi has blocked progress on a deal to end dueling U.S. and Chinese tariffs.
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Dueling arguments Defense attorney Shapiro hammered at Bond's credibility and oft-contradictory statements during an extensive cross-examination.
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The Dueling Club was also a club run by former Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher Gilderoy Lockhart.
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Evans' comments highlighted the Fed's dueling visions over where the economy stands eight years into an uneven recovery.
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Broadly reports that in the process of updating the bylaws, Justin Trudeau and Co. legalized dueling and witchcraft.
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The dueling shows coincide with the release of a new posthumous album, It, out July 14th via FADER.
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All four required 60 votes to move forward, and Democrats and Republicans offered dueling amendments on both issues.
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Jump to another, mostly uninformative fight, punctuated by dueling car keys that make sure their car stays locked.
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These dueling eyewitness accounts are equally unreliable, stabs at the truth shrouded in self-defense, resentment, and fear.
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The idyllic mood had been marred by altercations, vitriolic screaming and performers dueling to sing over one another.
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Shortly after Walker released his ad, his Democratic opponent trolled Walker by releasing a dueling Electric Company ad.
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"Dueling experts can come to different conclusions," Giuliani said in a statement to CNN about the independent analysis.
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At Fishs Eddy, a popular dishware store, there has been a run on the Dueling Shots Gift Box.
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Others traveled hundreds of miles to show their support as part of dueling demonstrations on the courthouse steps.
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There were dueling Trump babies — the real one and the blimp — when the president sucker punched his hostess.
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The campaign's decision underscores Mr. Trump's tolerance for — and often encouragement of — dueling centers of power around him.
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The accounts reached dueling interpretations of a litany of information about contacts between Trump campaign officials and Russians.
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"Dueling Banjos" did not, as the song's title suggests, involve two banjoists pitting their skills against each other.
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They introduced dueling measures that would provide a layer of job protection and found Democrats eager to collaborate.
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The dueling Twitter posts previewed a two-day meeting in Canada with the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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Our eagle-eyed deputy editor, Erin McCann, spotted these dueling graphics this afternoon: _____________________ Were you forwarded this newsletter?
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The candidates for the Montana special election launched dueling ads on Thursday, touting their support for gun rights.
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A new "dueling" feature puts time limits on how long a player can take to make a word.
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All four required 60 votes to move forward, and Republicans and Democrats offered dueling amendments on both issues.
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It's the same risk that keeps other nations of the nuclear-armed club from dueling with one another.
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The dueling diplomatic maneuvers marked a new low in already frosty relations for the former Cold War rivals.
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So this is the first time their dueling visions for the Democratic Party's future will be contrasted onstage.
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Similarly, the dueling rallies illustrated tensions that have been boiling on social media for months surrounding Ilhan Omar.
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The war has become a playground for foreign powers, jihadists and dueling ideologies—but it started with water.
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Delta and the IAM have been engaged in a war of words for months now, with dueling web sites.
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The GOP-held Senate will hold procedural votes Thursday on dueling Republican and Democratic plans to end the shutdown.
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I tried playing Wands which is a VR multiplayer wizard dueling game (that's also available on the Oculus Go).
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More than the other modes offered, Battle Royale felt like the most that Mordhau leaned into its dueling mechanics.
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I also suspect that being upfront about the dueling timelines made the show feel more complicated than it is.
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Trump still values Bannon and his advice, his confidantes say, and isn't opposed to dueling positions among his staff.
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At least three people were arrested as activists held dueling pro- and anti-President Trump rallies in Portland, Ore.
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Dueling super PACs aligned with House Democratic and GOP leaders have also been flooding the airwaves with attack ads.
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Caught between these dueling camps, it's not surprising that Trump has ultimately turned to his children as trusted arbiters.
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But the perfect dueling game — one of the best ways to fuse those two elements — has yet to emerge.
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There will be dueling analyses from think tanks and policy experts, though Warren supporters will be in the minority.
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One telling example has been the dueling threats by the president and lawmakers to remove one another from office.
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Another judge is considering a case brought by Maryland to uphold the ACA, so we may get dueling judgments.
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Republicans said after the meeting they will also take a test vote on a dueling GOP proposal Thursday. Sen.
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For some pitchers, dueling against Colon is similar to an opportunity to match talents against an aging chess master.
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The Senate is poised to hold dueling votes over competing plans to end the 2202-day partial government shutdown.
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Is there not another reason the dynastic dueling, the catfight with Mary, Queen of Scots, have assumed center stage?
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Whether the Rohingya are indigenous to Burma and worthy of citizenship is at the heart of the dueling narratives.
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You'd be forgiven, watching the dueling livestreams, for thinking you'd stumbled across portals into a pair of parallel universes.
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In their dueling speeches in Detroit last week, Trump and Clinton presented radically different visions for the U.S. economy.
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Our sources also say there's a chance the whole divorce case could settle privately without any dueling divorce docs.
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And Snap is still dueling Instagram and Facebook copying its products like Stories, which could siphon away Snap's users.
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The move brings dueling virtual reality platforms to the latest Galaxy phones, Google Daydream and the Oculus Home platform.
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First released in 1993, Magic casts players as dueling mages battling with powerful spells and armies of monstrous creatures.
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With dueling peaceful protests outside, renegade delegates inside tried to stage a last-ditch revolt against Donald J. Trump.
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That decision removed the potential for dueling extradition requests from the United States and Sweden, at least for now.
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Four years later, you still see a lot of dueling Black and Blue Lives Matter signs in front yards.
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As we hiked, Ms. Cassens's husband, Tanner, 36, explained which sounds indicated that elk were dueling, mating or courting.
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After all, that is where the Nelson and Scott campaigns have been filing dueling lawsuits over the vote-counting.
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Over the past year, Seattle has become the main battleground for the industry and the hospitality union's dueling interests.
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The explosion of e-waste highlights its dual (and dueling) identities as both environmental scourge and potential economic resource.
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The dueling statements, both of which withheld the true purpose of the meeting, created tension at the White House.
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To a first-time visitor, the village does not look like the contested linchpin of two dueling national destinies.
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" Such dueling sets of political lyrics represent a kind of Colonial counterpart to the hip-hop battles of "Hamilton.
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In a statement, Betty A. Rosa, the chancellor of the Board of Regents, tried to square the dueling concerns.
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Maurice Mitchell, the Working Families Party's national director, dismissed the notion that the dueling endorsements would splinter the left.
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But at campus career centers, students are struggling with the dual, and sometimes dueling, desires for prestige and purpose.
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Written as dueling monologues, the book offers a lively cultural history of Manhattan at the turn of the millennium.
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The Nilsson centennial will offer fans a variety of ways to reconnect with her work, including dueling boxed sets.
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The dueling passes, both backed by large balance sheets and aggressive marketing, ushered in a new age for skiers.
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Hamilton and Burr chose to meet here on July 11, 1804, as New York's laws against dueling were severe.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders offered dueling messages during Super Bowl LII on protesting racial injustice.
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Dueling Waffle Maker See Details Calling all bubble wrap poppers: here's a waffle iron sure to tickle your fancy.
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Turnout for Tuesday's special election is especially hard to predict, a reality embodied by dueling polls released on Monday.
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These stories are lacerating, but they taught me that educational choice is about more than spreadsheets and dueling philosophies.
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Walmart is currently going head-to-head against Amazon with dueling Instant Pot deals during the annual shopping holiday.
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The dueling lawsuits and lurid accusations threaten to sully the company's idealistic mission to create a new form of transportation.
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Empathy is one of those words that, in 2019, can force a person to confront dueling sides of their humanity.
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Locking onto a single opponent and dueling to the death in For Honor is a completely unique and enjoyable experience.
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Both Bristol and Merck are set to release data on their dueling immunotherapies Sunday at a European medical conference, ESMO.
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Update: May 93, 2016: Two, maybe dueling rumors about the size and looks of the next iPhone have cropped up.
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Geneva, Switzerland (CNN)Dueling sides of Syria's gruesome civil war are meeting in Geneva in hopes of ending the bloodshed.
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His dueling love interests Shelby and Celia, played by Riverdale's Camila Mendes and Laura Marano, get written into similar corners.
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The jockeying for U.S. lobbyists signals that the dueling Saudi princes want to leverage their influence in Washington, Henderson said.
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Harris' comments come amid continued tensions on the Korean Peninsula, with Washington and Pyongyang trading heated rhetoric and dueling threats.
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Meanwhile, dueling reports have given Democrats momentum in further probing Trump's actions and his conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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The candidates had also launched dueling negative websites about their opponent, but as of Friday, both sites were taken down.
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You'll also find the dueling voice assistants in smart thermometers, door locks, showers, speakers, robot vacuums, ovens and washing machines.
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Their dueling proposals come as the debate over an authorization specifically for the ISIS war has largely stalled in Congress.
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Senators are locked in a turf battle as they plot their way forward in dueling investigations on Russian election interference.
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"This is the coolest experience I've ever had," Stephen Curry said of dueling his brother in a high-stakes series.
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That means dueling advocates are homing in on themes of precedent and regard for the court in the public eye.
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It's not an impossible balancing act, but it's going to be very hard — as last night's dueling response speeches demonstrated.
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After the election, Russian agents staged dueling rallies in New York - one to support Trump, one to protest his victory.
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The proposal has been controversial (it was at the center of dueling crowdfunding campaigns) and opponents say they may sue.
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These dueling results, from a survey by Quinnipiac, underscore a conflict that some Democratic voters seem to be wrestling with.
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"Once in a spiraling vortex of dueling tariffs, it is almost impossible to get out of it," Mr. Pascual said.
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In Brazil, it is dueling Didi Chuxing, a Chinese company that bought the local ride-hailing operator 99 last year.
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Sony and reMarkable's dueling e-paper tablets are strange but impressive beasts The most obvious change is to the design.
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At the heart of the hearings were two dueling narratives, one from Christine Blasey Ford and one from Brett Kavanaugh.
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The move produced the bizarre scenario of a nation with dueling legislatures: one with absolute power, the other with none.
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House Republicans and Democrats spent Tuesday arguing about the contents of their dueling memos as they awaited Mr. Trump's review.
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Trump and O'Rourke held dueling rallies in February in El Paso, which is already divided from Mexico by steel fencing.
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When I started at Andover, these constant dueling tensions felt like a trap: like I would never be comfortable anywhere.
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Each business has dueling, high-decibel soundtracks blasting from "speakers mounted outside, just pumping noise in the street," he added.
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Why it matters: The dueling narratives aren't mutually exclusive, but it takes some nuance to sort through the partisan hyperbole.
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Paul Kranhold, a 52-year-old tiler, said last week's approaching fires had sounded like planes dueling in the sky.
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He scored 39 points while out-dueling Kawhi Leonard in a double-overtime win against the Clippers before the break.
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Walmart is currently going head-to-head against Amazon with dueling Instant Pot deals ahead of the annual shopping holiday.
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There's necromancers, locked room mysteries, dueling cavaliers, warring political factions, and more that it would be a shame to spoil.
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The dueling over the health law's fate will pull in both the departing and incoming White House administrations as well.
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The dueling floor speeches suggest a chilly dynamic between the two leaders ahead of delicate bipartisan negotiations surrounding the trial.
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A persistent musical score gave the dueling scenes a propulsive beat while lights bathed them in a dark blue hue.
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The arrest comes amid dueling efforts to expand and to ban this approach to identifying DNA left at crime scenes.
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This could create some confusion: Here's University of Michigan law professor Nick Bagley explaining the dueling orders this could create: "Depending on how quickly the Maryland case moves, it's possible we could see dueling injunctions--one ordering the Trump administration to stop enforcing the law, the other ordering it to keep enforcing," he writes.
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The lawyers for both sides staged dueling news conferences outside the courthouse, each group insisting the arguments had gone their way.
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The filing comes as Kesha and Dr. Luke — whose real name is Lukasz Gottwald — prepare for trial in their dueling lawsuits.
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"Keep them guessing" as markets' betting fodder, and a form of dueling with Wall Street, is a game of another time.
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The dueling addresses amounted to little more than high-stakes theater, with each side repeating their firm stances on the shutdown.
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Now Cahill and Groeneveld are dueling on the W.T.A. Tour as coaches of Halep and Sharapova, who is now No. 113.
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This basic concept of dueling networks proved to be immensely powerful, and GANs are now a cornerstone of contemporary machine learning.
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DUELING TARIFFS WITH TURKEY * The United States halved tariffs in May to 25% on Turkish steel imports and 10% on aluminum.
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Photo: Mary Altaffer (AP)Since Hulu and Netflix released dueling documentaries on the Fyre Festival fiasco, both films have stirred controversy.
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Here they examined two often dueling human instincts — to be wary of unknown forces and to cooperate in order to survive.
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Martin Starr and Kumail Nanjiani, who play dueling engineers Bertram Gilfoyle and Dinesh Chugta, are two wild embellishments on known stereotypes.
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TMZ broke the story, both NBC and FOX made dueling offers to bring the show back as early as summer, 2018.
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Chevron Corp and Exxon Mobil Corp released dueling Permian Basin projections on Tuesday pointing to big increases in shale oil production.
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Back in March NAS sent a cease-and-desist letter to Dueling Network for its similar user-made Yu-Gi-Oh!
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At the time, Dueling Network was careful to inform its users that Konami itself wasn't the third-party requesting the takedown.
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Those two political giants, who had several standoffs during the shutdown that ended last weekend, held dueling press outings on Thursday.
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The marquee matchup is in Orange County's 21625th District, where dueling law professors are racing for the right to face Rep.
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One involved Trump's dueling immigration speeches, in Mexico City and Phoenix, where hours apart he presented sharply different views of immigration.
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In a remarkable example of the power struggle and resulting confusion, English and Mulvaney issued dueling emails to staff Monday morning.
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Trump's tweet came as Portland leaders plan a major law enforcement presence ahead of dueling demonstrations expected to take place Saturday.
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The dueling briefings are highly unusual in intelligence oversight and signal the depths of partisan rancor on the House Intel panel.
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LET'S HEAD TO CONFERENCE: The Senate voted Tuesday to enter formal conference negotiations with the House over their dueling energy bills.
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" How so: "The Senate is poised to hold dueling votes over competing plans to end the 34-day partial government shutdown.
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Long known for its Windows software, Microsoft has shifted focus to the cloud where it is dueling with larger rival Amazon.
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"We are much better off just having dueling messages: They put their message out, we put our message out," Devine said.
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The race is being fought around the margins, over slight differences in policy, dueling endorsements and sharp contrasts in personal style.
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In the clip, host and Modern Family star Eric Stonestreet introduces Joe to present his Dueling Wizards game to the judges.
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In the "Final Two" Dan talks about Uber finaly hiring a CFO and dueling lawsuits surrounding a Silicon Valley venture capitalist.
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Dueling health care proposals by Democrats and Republicans on Wednesday had one thing in common: Neither is likely to be enacted.
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He did not seem to be proposing an event with dueling pistols at 20 paces, but something more like ultimate fighting.
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Any time the composer's display of mad fiddling — "La Follia," featuring dueling violinists — comes along, I sit up and take notice.
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Dueling "NO SISKIYOU MONUMENT" and "YES MONUMENT!" signs posted at restaurants and rental cabins highlight the depth of the local divide.
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Amid the uncertainty, dueling narratives have emerged, along with questions of equity and fears that the truth might never be known.
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She turned to gaze at two dueling protest camps, shouting about the viability of an F.B.I. investigation into Dr. Blasey's claims.
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The violence was triggered by dueling protests for and against India's new citizenship law, which is widely seen as anti-Muslim.
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Dueling visions of "As You Like It," Shakespeare's most connubial comedy, frame September in what promise to be polar-opposite productions.
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"It's like a mullet: business up front and party in the back," said Ms. Gabel, explaining the dueling personae of @NJGov.
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Dueling demonstrations In Caracas on Tuesday, a sea of colors gathered downtown as thousands emerged to share in the carnival atmosphere.
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Those dueling priorities — neutering the agency while fulfilling Mr. Trump's promise to come down hard on Wells Fargo — have created friction.
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There are also some concerns that the trade deal could become intertwined with China and U.S. dueling positions on Hong Kong.
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More broadly, the dueling Ukraine narratives are fomenting division and confusion among the American public, an enduring goal of Mr. Putin's.
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Key Democratic and Republican senators have offered dueling versions of legislation to create more privacy for Americans online in recent days.
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But the two leaders, having spent so much energy dueling with each other, didn't have anything left for the final lap.
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So Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles will house dueling superstar tandems next season rather than the solitary superteam many expected.
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So Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles will house dueling superstar tandems next season rather than the solitary superteam many expected.
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Then again, sometimes it's more a matter of trash not being collected in national parks, and politicians issuing dueling news releases.
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We would like to hear how the people of Venezuela view the dueling presidents and the economic crisis engulfing the country.
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On Saturday, a sizable congregation of early-rising Woods worshipers watched a match of dueling personalities — Woods's intensity versus McIlroy's inclusivity.
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He could reassure Congress, which might be tempted to regulate or investigate on its own (and dueling investigations can be counterproductive).
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"Separate Hours" (1990) employs dueling narrators — a husband and wife, both psychoanalysts — to paint a portrait of a marriage under stress.
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There's a complex plot involving mind control and psychic dueling that eventually results in Jean Grey being deemed an intergalactic threat.
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There were all kinds of reasons, that had to do with the rules of dueling and fighting in the Congressional community.
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The Air Canada Centre crowd basking in the fact our superstar was out-dueling Allen Iverson at that point in the series.
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Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith provide dueling reactions to Kris Jenkins's miracle buzzer-beater for Villanova last night against the Tar Heels.
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Think Mulan — but instead of dueling with swords, Eun-chan duels with bowls of noodles and complete disregard for society's traditional expectations.
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The Senate blocked dueling bills to fund the government on Thursday, leaving no clear path to ending the longest government shutdown ever.
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For months, the justices discussed the case behind closed doors, and the final action resembled a compromise meant to appease dueling sides.
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The political reaction Politics, of course, intruded upon the grief, in the form of dueling speeches by the presumptive 2016 presidential nominees.
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The Washington Post and the New York Times are enjoying huge subscription booms, dueling daily on colossal stories like the Russia investigation.
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These sparsely populated areas lacked those two dueling American ideologies, Puritanicalism and Enlightenment, that deemed prizefighting gauche in cities and urban areas.
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The 2016 campaign was covered largely as a farce, a human interest story, a sociological phenomenon, or a series of dueling scandals.
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In this case, two eagles caught dueling in mid-flight speak to the tangled love and hate relationship between the neighboring countries.
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There's lots of debate about exactly how the brain controls endurance, but there are two key concepts that are dueling right now.
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Before he found a way to merge them, programmer and artist Tarik Barri considered music and visual art to be dueling disciplines.
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That whole debacle, now frighteningly depicted in dueling documentaries on Netflix and Hulu, bears some resemblance to the Facebook's 2016 election catastrophe.
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Since about as long as critical discourse has existed, art has been suspended between the dueling emotions of its proponents and detractors.
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Commentary President Trump and Iranian President Rouhani flipped traditional scripts during their dueling addresses at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.
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ET, voting will begin as the park shows "dueling" comparisons of each bear in the early summer versus their enlarged October state.
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Politico broke the news that DeMint was being pushed out, which triggered dueling leaks from the warring camps over the ensuing days.
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The dueling appointments sparked a battle between the White House and the CFPB of whose appointment would lead the agency going forward.
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Those two political giants, who had several stand-offs during the shutdown that ended last weekend, held dueling press outings on Thursday.
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The dueling speeches come as the partial shutdown, which is impacting roughly a quarter of the government, is in its 18th day.
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The two sides ended talks last week with no major breakthrough and triggered another round of dueling tariffs on each other's goods.
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The split-screen view of the Rosenstein saga reflects dueling priorities of Senate and House Republicans heading into the November midterm elections.
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Rmax: When Houdini was famous, there was a couple other magicians who were dueling at the time, one of whom was Dante.
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O'Rourke and Trump held dueling rallies in the border town in February while the Texas Democrat was still mulling a presidential run.
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Mikhael says these dueling feelings, the joy and the pain, are the result of the long, exacting process that birthed the record.
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In August, MLF and Al-Mourabitoun made similar dueling claims to a deadly hotel siege in the central Malian town of Sévaré.
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The Senate is scheduled on Thursday to consider two dueling plans to end the shutdown, neither of which is expected to pass.
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Finally, Marlon Bundo, the Instagram star and real-life pet of the vice president's family, is the subject of dueling children's books.
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THE WIZARD AND THE PROPHET Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Shape Tomorrow's World By Charles C. Mann 73 pp.
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And the state's lawmakers have plunged in headfirst this year with a pair of dueling bills to help deal with the issue.
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These essays toggle between Young's dueling narrative styles, and in the end the reader cannot be certain which is the definitive one.
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So I was aware of dueling cultural narratives, and this, perhaps, is what inoculated me against other cultural stories — though only partially.
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Antifa and the Proud Boys were part of dueling demonstrations in Portland, Oregon, Saturday that resulted in 13 arrests and six injuries.
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The tense interaction came after Warren and Sanders offered dueling accounts of the contents of a conversation at a private 2018 dinner.
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After months of talks on bipartisan legislation, Senate Commerce Committee leaders have unveiled dueling privacy bills ahead of a hearing this week.
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The dueling comments on the subway were only the latest example of how the transit system has become a central campaign issue.
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But those margins have belied what is already an intense contest, with both sides dueling over public policies and personal tax returns.
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These dual, and often dueling, native elements of ambition and statesmanship will soon engulf President Donald J. Trump and his unorthodox cadre.
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Dueling memos, started by the release of the Nunes memo, have seemingly put political loyalty to President Donald Trump over sworn duty.
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The guys did brief, dueling Trump impersonations in a skit called "Box of Lies," though Mr. Fallon sounded more like Marlon Brando.
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Dueling rallies: Mr. Trump headed to the border city of El Paso, a Democratic stronghold in Texas, to again champion his wall.
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These dueling narratives are troublesome, especially since Trump and Kim had apparently been exchanging "love letters" only a few short weeks ago.
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The dueling statements marked a sharp escalation in the conflict between the White House and Democrats who control the House of Representatives.
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The book talks about the rules of dueling and the code of honor that leads people from one step to the next.
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That's the same line the real Ghostface Killah directed at Shkreli earlier this year, when the two men engaged in dueling online videos.
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Why would a fight over insurance for a warehouse full of contaminated fish attract dueling amicus briefs from asbestos defendants and plaintiffs' lawyers?
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I've often wondered what kind of intellectual gymnastics one has to perform in order to house these seemingly dueling beliefs in one mind.
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Boehner and Obama's secret meetings gave way to dueling televised addresses to the nation, and ultimately a deal that met this Boehner standard.
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As the rivals readied for their dueling appearances, Trump lashed out at Clinton on Twitter Friday for failing to protect the Second Amendment.
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But there's been a dueling line of thinking, particularly on the right, that these concerns are generally exaggerated by liberals and Trump haters.
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The tattoo is on his right leg and appears to show Voldemort dueling with Frieza, a villain from the "Dragon Ball" manga series.
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The network newbie got three nominations, including dueling acting nods for Mandy Moore and Chrissy Metz and one for Best Television Series – Drama.
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John Thune, a member of Senate leadership, said the dueling tariffs "would no doubt have a damaging impact" on farmers in his state.
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As DERs and their aggregations grow more numerous and larger, the risk arises that large chunks of the system will receive dueling instructions.
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Chinese telecommunications company Huawei and CNEX — which was co-founded by a former Huawei employee — have filed dueling lawsuits over trade secret theft.
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"I will never fly United again," said the professional pianist from Chicago, who met Mike at the dueling piano bar where they work.
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Two dueling trailers for the film explore whether Knox was merely drawn into an 8-year nightmare, or got away with the crime.
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Instead of menacing characters dueling off with guns in The Hateful Eight, it's two ridiculous people pointing a selfie stick in the snow.
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Still, most expect him to take it and he appears to be the one person dueling factions of the board can agree on.
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For months, T-Series and PewDiePie, whose real name is Felix Kjellberg, have been dueling over who will be the king of YouTube.
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But things started to go south for him last season when he and then Panthers cornerback Josh Norman engaged in some dirty dueling.
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Gotta say, the dueling birthday parties reminds us of Blac Chyna and Tyga's competing birthday bashes for little King once upon a time.
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According to bork1138, the beloved Nintendo 64 was actually their Christmas present in 1999, but it's been taken over by the dueling parents.
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The President returns home on Saturday with dueling interests: satisfying new foreign diplomatic relationships and also appealing to his conservative and nationalist base.
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The policy divergence has the makings of a classic Beltway battle, with dueling data, studies and experts, and big dollars spent on messaging.
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Why bother hemming and hawing about special occasion makeup and this or that little black dress when you look like you've been dueling?
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Dueling down the hallway with my surfboards, I stumbled, literally, into an underage flaxen-haired boy shooting up in the hallway, post coitus.
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That same day, the four more quarrelsome justices issued dueling concurrences in a series of cases about offenders sentenced to die in prison.
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Two Democratic House members Friday and a bipartisan group of 22019 Senators Thursday each separately sent dueling letters to Trump the policy. Reps.
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The debates, dueling speeches and media analyses have highlighted important differences between the candidates and provided voters with insights into how both Mrs.
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The dueling appointments set off a legal back-and-forth over the weekend resulting in disputing claims over who should take the job.
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Clinton found herself recovering at home as her campaign confronted a series of distractions and dueling doctors' notes from her and Mr. Trump.
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Dueling Selfies Paul Ryan, the speaker of the House, recently shared a selfie on Instagram, with dozens of congressional interns in the background.
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The changing fortunes in the polls for Warren and Sanders come as the two candidates are dueling it out in the progressive lane.
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Its crystallized one of the main divides among the 2020 candidates, who carry dueling visions of how to remake the American healthcare system.
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The topics addressed by initiatives and referendums have ranged from the mundane to the exotic, from bond measures to the act of dueling.
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The humiliations that she suffered — and the public sympathy that she reaped — were inextricable from the dueling displays of male vanity around her.
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And come Monday, with the Games no longer a distraction, Brazil gets back to its dour reality of dueling political and economic crises.
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He also took time for a 22-minute jam on "Down by the River," with Lukas Nelson's lead guitar as a dueling partner.
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Meanwhile, the U.S.'s neighbors to the north and south are dueling to attract Silicon Valley's foreign talent who feel unwelcome under Trump.
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On the floor, though, dueling orchestras turn the game of basketball into a series of complex, crafty sequences that vaguely approximate fine art.
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Although Dueling Network itself shut down in 2016 in response to a cease-and-desist order, the site's forum continued running until recently.
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The lesson: As Black Luster Soldier advised, users should change their passwords on any other services with the same credentials as Dueling Network.
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The dueling interpretations will now be weighed by a federal appeals court, which could uphold or overturn the BIA decision in coming months.
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While those dual -- and dueling -- messages are never a good thing, they are particularly problematic in a situation like dealing with the coronavirus.
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Dueling piano bars and pubs serve southern classics, and it doesn't get more Nashville than taking a tour of the Jack Daniel's distillery.
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The dueling tariff proposals began last month, when Mr. Trump announced a plan to tax steel and aluminum from China and other countries.
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Four years later, the bitterness between the two men had escalated and they faced off with dueling pistols beneath the cliffs of Weehawken.
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The dueling groups lined up on opposite sides of a sidewalk: the protesting activists, many of them white, facing the counterprotesters, all black.
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Mr. Rosenstein was placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation, prompting dueling calls for him to be fired and to be reinstated.
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This debate so far has featured plenty of abstract macroeconomic theory, but also dueling rhetorical styles and no small amount of insider vs.
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The two will continue their collaboration with dueling late-night D.J. sets on Friday, before performing together at Governors Ball the next day.outputclub.
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The dueling Democratic and Republican narratives heading into the Senate trial reflect the high political stakes even though Trump's acquittal is almost guaranteed.
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Go deeper: 70% of Democrats say politics makes them angry Impeachment's dueling echo chambers Big-money investors are propping up partisan local media
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In 2004, Comcast made an unsolicited $54 billion to acquire Disney, the very company it's been dueling with to acquire the Fox assets.
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Basis of the case The clearest picture of the dueling sides emerged early in the day as both sides presented their opening statements.
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In our troubled diplomatic discourse, Russian officials don't mention the 85033 elections, the current investigations, or the dueling memos — they don't need to.
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But as in many states, Trump remains a central theme of the race, as illustrated in dueling TV ads from Nelson and Scott.
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Neither President Trump nor the Democratic congressional leaders did a particularly effective job last night, in their dueling speeches about the government shutdown.
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"It's quite possible that the request has provoked dueling opinions from across the bench that are not just dueling in substance, but whether the Supreme Court should be addressing it in the first place," said Steve Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law, who argued a case before the justices earlier in the term.
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Richard Torrey draws the savvy youngsters as cartoonish characters in wiry outline, their dueling fantasies writ large overhead in more sketchily scrawled thought balloons.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence visited with GOP lawmakers in what became a morning of dueling meetings on Day Two of the new Congress.
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And of course a proper investigation would give Trump a chance to clear his name in a way that dueling media accounts never can.
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Dueling arguments In opening statements, prosecutors said that the shooting took place after de Abreu bumped into Hernandez at a nightclub, spilling a drink.
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" The filing said that because of those dueling defenses, "there will be no realistic way for a jury to find both defendants not guilty.
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For both Aetna and KCC, as you can see from the dueling complaints, responsibility for the botched settlement notifications is really an existential question.
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The Fed chief, who took his post in February, said it was "too early to say" what impact the dueling trade measures would have.
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Pakistani security officials said they saw the dueling statements as little more than a cynical public relations ploy on the part of the Taliban.
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Some companies, including dueling ride-hailing competitors Uber and Lyft, have been taking their first official steps toward IPOs despite an uncertain economic environment.
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We will continue to see dueling rhetoric, but it is too blunt-edged to be useful; what we really need is in-depth research.
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The dueling speeches essentially offered both countries the opportunity to unleash nearly eight years of tension that has built up under the Obama administration.
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The dueling tariffs still do not impact the majority of trade between the two countries, which is valued at nearly $650 billion a year.
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Additionally, all Oculus Touch preorders will include a free copies of Insomniac Game's wizard dueling title The Unspoken and Sanzaru Games's VR Sports Challenge.
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Pharmaceutical companies obviously have dueling missions, first the Hippocratic injunction to do no harm and second the impetus to raise money to further research.
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Dueling prediction models The European model, or ECMWF, and the American GFS model have had some notable showdowns before, most notably with Hurricane Sandy.
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LEDE: Democrats and Republicans in the House plan to offer dueling proposals related to the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules governing Internet service.
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The dispute over Page's FISA warrant has been previously fought in the form of dueling memos that Nunes and Schiff issued earlier this year.
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Its crystallized one of the main divides among the Democratic 2020 candidates, who carry dueling visions of how to remake the American healthcare system.
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True transparency, though, would have called for at least dueling memos with documented counterpoints, as the Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee have demanded.
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As of this moment, both the United States and China grapple with economic slowdowns and broader economic planning problems but also dueling security interests.
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Amazon's HQ2 process was bound to polarize (though I do enjoy a good dueling op-ed on these pages) no matter how it landed.
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A hacker has stolen millions of accounts from Dueling Network, a now-defunct Flash game based on the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game.
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Don't get me wrong: I absolutely lived for the bickering and dueling children's birthday parties between Witherspoon's Madeline and Dern's Renata in season one.
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The military has also put its firepower on display in gun battles with suspected criminals, sometimes dueling it out in the middle of neighborhoods.
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Arguments tend to be a forum for testing the lawyers' dueling positions and for the justices themselves to telegraph positions to their fellow justices.
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With Gmail, Google said it restructured email storage databases, unified three dueling systems for syncing messages across devices and upgraded computers underpinning the service.
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The dueling events may threaten peace talks over the country's future between the United States and the Taliban that are scheduled to start tomorrow.
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Despite the celebrated death of Alexander Pushkin in 1837, dueling never caught on in Russia the way it did in, say, France and England.
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It was 51-45 with Ken O'Brien out dueling Dan Marino and the Monday Night Miracle (10/23/2000) with Vinny Testaverde slinging it.
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The 217 intervention left Libya with dueling governments — one recognized by the United States and the international community, the other aligned with General Haftar.
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Ms. Pelosi on Wednesday afternoon called Mr. Trump, who has threatened to veto the House bill, to discuss how to reconcile the dueling measures.
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Dueling bills in the Senate and other proposals in the House seem unlikely to restore funding to reopen the government in the immediate future.
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"Dueling Banjos," which appeared on the soundtrack to the 28 movie "Deliverance," fared far better, rising to No. 29 on the Billboard pop chart.
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The moment of the actual dueling has to be, after the paces are taken, I told myself as I entered this as the answer.
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The dueling messages continued on Friday morning in Asia, where markets were mixed and futures that predict Wall Street's opening showed a modest drop.
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This year, when the president traveled to El Paso to press for a wall on the border with Mexico, the two headlined dueling rallies.
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In another column, I wrote down the context we would need: the dueling presidents, the brushfire that brought down the country's electrical grid, etc.
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Until the Chinese make a concrete offer, the person said, Mr. Trump will continue to encourage the dueling agencies about what action to take.
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Meyerbeer's characters can struggle to come to life; you sense that the interplay of social groups, embodied in intensely dueling choirs, most intrigued him.
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The races for office became races to the courthouses as dueling campaigns battled to answer the most basic question of democracy: Which ballots count?
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On Thursday, the Justice Department and Apple traded dueling documents that accused each other of deceiving the public and misrepresenting each other's stated positions.
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His public and private views demonstrate the dueling forces pulling at Mr. Rosenstein in the special counsel's investigation of the president and his associates.
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Presidential campaigns are vast, sprawling operations with hundreds of employees, dueling advisers, tough strategic decisions, and huge demands on their leader's time and resources.
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As counterprotesters chanted "Nazis, go home," about 1,000 police officers were deployed to keep the dueling groups apart, and the day passed largely peacefully.
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She will continue to fend of Sanders while dueling Trump in a new line of attacks as they both pivot toward the general election.
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Kavanaugh fight enters the spotlight With controversy — and an FBI investigation — looming over Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination, Nelson and Scott represented dueling partisan perspectives.
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Now militant Islamists in northern Syria suddenly have dueling calls to jihad, says Gurcan -- against Assad's forces and Russia and against the "godless" YPG.
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With the sword now removed, Orchard advanced the Golden Knights' Stanley Cup quest by dueling with a character representing Vegas's opponent in each round.
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The conversation eventually moves on without Trump making any promises or resolving his concerns — which have been the subject of dueling and inconclusive studies.
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And "Drag Me Up Paris," the live competition, emulates "Drag Race" with weekly rounds of elimination and dueling performers lip-syncing for their lives.
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Also unsurprising but still jarring were the dueling optics of the two parties, which spoke to the larger issue of diversity in the chamber.
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In dueling memos released earlier this year, Republicans and Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee sparred over the importance of Ohr's connections to Steele.
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And "Drag Me Up Paris," the live competition, emulates "Drag Race" with weekly rounds of elimination and dueling performers lip-syncing for their lives.
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But I also found out that his father-in-law got him into fencing, with the modern version of a dueling sword, the épée.
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Both companies are dueling to hold their offerings ahead of the other, in an attempt to be the first publicly traded ride-hailing company.
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Rivers's ability to blend dueling skill-sets and allow each individual's force to protect one of his teammate's flaws will be a year-long challenge.
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Chairman Devin Nunes of California and ranking Democrat Adam Schiff, also of California, on Friday held dueling news conferences for the second time this week.
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What their dueling experts are likely to differ on is not the science behind DNA analysis but the interpretation of any DNA that is found.
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Shkreli's lawyer Benjamin Brafman also has filed a new motion to sever the trials, citing the dueling versions of reality offered by the two men.
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And in dueling victory speeches that showcased their starkly contrasting tone and style, Trump and Clinton had one thing in common: an eye on November.
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Outside the courthouse, dueling groups of protesters - one supporting Liang, the other Gurley's family - stood on opposite sides of the street, holding signs and chanting.
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In "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets," for example, a cameraman can be seen during the dueling scene between Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter.
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In the run-up to the March, dueling op-eds made it increasingly unclear who the March is actually for, and who might actually come.
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Now that they've issued dueling public statements about this kerfuffle, maybe the two companies will work it out, and everything will end up being fine.
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Stassi Schroeder and vocal feminist Lala Kent have put away their metaphorical dueling pistols and are now the kind of friends who plan events together.
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The comments come after the United Stated and China last week activated another round of dueling tariffs on $26 billion worth of each country's goods.
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The system doesn't just let you hack away at your opponent; it procedurally generates a battle, using familiar elements from the single-player dueling mode.
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From fisticuffs in upper-level bleacher seats to dueling ads on the airwaves, a feud over "deplorables" has taken center stage in the presidential campaign.
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The actress are playing two dueling scam artists in The Hustle, the gender-swapping remake of Caine and Martin's hilarious 1988 comedy Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
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To "unlock" more of the story, the crowd participates in a series of interactions, like self-sorting into groups and clapping out a dueling rhythm.
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The U.S. and China have gone back and forth with dueling tariff announcements, causing experts to worry about the possibility of a global trade war.
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At issue are dueling interpretations of an outdated federal statute that still governs how tech companies store and release private information to law-enforcement agencies.
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Then, on Wednesday, the dueling law firms were able to make their cases in public by way of an amended regulatory filing on the deal.
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If you're looking for a thriller about climate change that involves the main character dueling it out with Florida's finest gators, this one's for you.
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Some level of partisan dueling may be inevitable, but the naked politicization of the Supreme Court is not good for its legitimacy or the nation.
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But sufficient signs have emerged that the dueling ideological camps are engaged in especially protracted rounds of back-and-forth, attacking each other's legal rationales.
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Now with Stewart as the nominee, dueling theories of turnout will be tested in a state that's home to four competitive House races in November.
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Participants will visit Kim Crowley's statues of the men in dueling stance, see reproductions of the pistols they used and hear their increasingly heated letters.
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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" The words "nuclear button" were trending on Twitter after the dueling threats, which actress Alyssa Milano described as "a very dangerous game of brag tag.
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While the wagon train was stopped one day, Arya was practicing swordplay by fake dueling with sticks against Mycah, the redheaded son of a butcher.
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As kids, Westbrook and Barrs were fixtures at each other's homes, seemingly always dueling on the basketball court or on NBA Street on Barrs' GameCube.
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The bloodless battle — more about craft than ego — has been an artistic engine in hip hop, with artists dueling one another as well as critics.
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During a cheerful song, accompanied by clapping and guitar, in the second half, smoldering anger makes way for joy, and communal dances supplant dueling ones.
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She gave her dueling dispositions the nicknames Roy ("the wild ride of a mood," she said) and Pam ("who stands on the shore and sobs").
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Venezuela's main opposition party boycotted the election over accusations of rigging, and violent, dueling protests broke out in favor of and in opposition to Maduro.
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The decision was a surprisingly straightforward end to a three-month campaign marked by dueling visions, whispered rumors, personal attacks and impassioned last-minute lobbying.
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Odeh publicly questions where he fits in the Zionist narrative and fully embraces his life in Israel, and all the complications those dueling ideas imply.
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With enough of it, journalism can become a true "fourth estate," an independent power center with an existence separate and distinct from dueling political factions.
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Manafort's lawyers denied that he deliberately lied, so there were a few months of dueling (heavily redacted) court filings and a hearing on the matter.
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News of the start of drawdown comes the same day Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his rival, Abdullah Abdullah, held dueling inauguration ceremonies in Kabul.
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Walk along 34th Street on a Sunday evening and you may catch a hint of the dueling trumpets and insistent rhythms swirling in the air.
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There is a vague notion that Nick is struggling with dueling impulses toward good and evil, acting out his version of the Jekyll-Hyde predicament.
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Whistle-blowers are often complicated people with a tangle of motives, and dueling memoirs aren't necessarily the ideal place to tease out the definitive truth.
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In this way, the dueling attorneys don't merely represent two sides in the impeachment debate—they've served as stand-ins for the two parties themselves.
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Also, let's get real: If Warren gets the Democratic nomination, the outcome of the general election isn't going to hinge on dueling think tank estimates.
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Then, if Klausner takes no action on the dueling motions for summary judgment, the sides are set to meet in his courtroom on May 5.
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On display are documents signed by Hamilton, copies of his published works, and replicas of the dueling pistols that Aaron Burr fatally fired at him.
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I don't remember what it was about, but it went on for a while, and the platform was filled with the sound of dueling accusations.
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But what if there have been two historical forces at work: a dual and dueling history of racial progress and the simultaneous progression of racism?
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Two lawmakers issued dueling statements on Wednesday alternately praising and bashing the popular messaging platform WhatsApp for turning on default encryption for its billion users.
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More broadly, debate around Mr. Biden's possible candidacy illustrates the dueling visions in the party and particularly the divisions between its pragmatic and liberal wing.
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This week, that long simmering dispute became glaringly public, when Ms. Cline and Mr. Reetz-Laiolo filed dueling lawsuits in federal court in San Francisco.
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DUELING FERRIES FROM VANCOUVER TO LAUNCH Two companies have announced their intention to launch passenger ferry services between Vancouver and Victoria in British Columbia next summer.
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Strictly speaking, this is not in line with equal-time, equal-cost rules: the dueling campaigns could opt to overpay by bidding aggressively for one user.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS), which is dueling with Microsoft to handle data and computing for large enterprises, saw its profit margin expand from the third quarter.
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Sure, Google and Apple have dueling products — but their focus is on businesses in cities and accurate navigation, not including every dirt path and gravel road.
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The confrontation is another example of how Trump's dueling political priorities often seem to clash -- as they also do in his approach to Iran and immigration.
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Her paper examined the dueling theories about the causes of the populist surge and found that the cultural backlash explanation was the stronger of the two.
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In this light, this isn't merely a story of dueling responses to sexual misbehavior -- it's also a story of a foul assault on a woman's privacy.
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In one shocking case, the Russians used Facebook to spark dueling pro and anti-islam rallies in the same place at the same time; Hundreds attended.
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Pelosi will have to thread the needle between these dueling factions as she plans to bring the measure to the floor as soon as mid-November.
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Edward Markey says that would backfire for Trump and the automakers, who reportedly pressed Trump to abolish "dueling standards" in a closed-door meeting in January.
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In an attempt to get two kids (her dueling parents) to kiss and make up in the second season's finale, Chloe plays "River" by Leon Bridges.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton wrote dueling op-eds in USA Today to make their cases to voters nationwide the day before Election Day.
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To try to adjudicate which of the dueling claims is more accurate (or to ignore Trump's ridiculous accusations altogether) opens one up to accusations of bias.
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Her plan is designed to address concerns raised about the dueling amendments offered by Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein of California and Republican John Cornyn of Texas.
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The report by High Bridge Associates, the consulting firm hired by the joint venture building the South Carolina site, is the latest of several dueling studies.
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Later this year, we'll get two new projects: a third-person brawler called Feral Rites, and a motion-controlled urban fantasy dueling game called The Unspoken.
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Mosby disputed Davis' conclusion in a dueling news conference, describing the matter as part of "an open and pending investigation" by the city's Internal Affairs Division.
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Meanwhile, women tend to demonstrate dueling desires: a loving and committed partner and an attraction to men with darker personality traits, usually for the shorter term.
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Johnson's letter comes after a showdown in November over dueling appointments between the White House and the outgoing CFPB head over who would lead the agency.
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The visit came as the Senate began voting on two dueling bills aimed at ending the 28500-day shutdown, neither of which were expected to pass.
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Pairing off as opponents, young visitors will assume dueling positions and, after a countdown, each will hold up a card representing his or her chosen action.
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He was ultimately one of eight people injured in clashes after dueling demonstrations between Antifa members and far-right organizations, including the Proud Boys, turned violent.
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Trump and O'Rourke, a former Texas congressman, held dueling rallies in El Paso in February as the president ramped up his efforts for a border wall.
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Fraternity members are known for dueling without the protection of face masks – a practice that leaves some with facial scars, worn as a badge of pride.
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Diplo's dueling collaborations, Jack Ü and Major Lazer, each also receive prominent spots on the poster, alongside Underworld, RL Grime, Disclosure, Flume, 2ManyDJs, Zedd, and Baauer.
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What won him votes, was an anti-corruption ticket, aiming to take down Pakistan's dueling rival political dynasties, coupled with his long-running anti-US rhetoric.
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But even as Republicans and Democrats issued dueling memos characterizing the materials underlying the surveillance of Mr. Page, the public had no access to the records.
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" Recognizing their dueling menus — Balvin was grazing over a plate of chicken and vegetables — Bad Bunny sighed: "That's why I have a belly and José doesn't.
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That could have devastating effects outside of the country, too, as shown by dueling measles outbreaks in Israel, for example, and Orthodox Jewish communities in Brooklyn.
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Analysis: The dueling meanings of Taylor Swift When people talk about Swift, they tend to reveal less about her and more about us as a society.
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John King, a Republican from Queens (then not part of the city), appointed dueling street commissioners, a job that provided enormous opportunities for patronage and graft.
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" Mr. Donnell gets some of the less interesting material, but he's a wonderful straight man to Mr. Kilgore in their dueling duet, "The River Won't Flow.
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In dueling legal claims, Westinghouse and Chicago Bridge & Iron have been disputing how expensive the delays will be and which company should take the financial hit.
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Monday's stalemate was a replay of dueling partisan votes the Senate cast in December after another radicalized a couple killed 85033 people in San Bernardino, Calif.
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The dueling policy proposals from Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders come as they compete intensely for support from the same universe of liberal voters and activists.
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Johnson's letter comes after a showdown in November over dueling appointments between the White House and the outgoing CFPB head over who would lead the agency.
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Some of them are considered jazz-funk touchstones — notably "Mind Transplant" (1975), which features a front line of dueling electric guitarists: Tommy Bolin and Lee Ritenour.
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That leaves Sondland's sworn testimony dueling with Pence's spokesperson-written statement, and leaves the American people at least partially in the dark about what was happening.
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But it was dueling partisan opposition to separate proposals in the Senate that stood in the way of new money being allocated on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
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Trump held a rally in Harrisburg, Pa., on Saturday evening, a dueling event where he slammed members of the media who attended the dinner in Washington.
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Alas, it turned out to be the room-too-expensive-to-happen for Ms. Freeman, the author of "Affairs of Honor," a study of dueling culture.
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"The FDIC and OCC [Office of the Comptroller of the Currency] don't have their own guidance and they now have dueling pronouncements on marijuana," Hill said.
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Another angle: The crisis has prompted plans for dueling concerts this weekend, one organized by the British billionaire Richard Branson and one by the Venezuelan government.
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The dueling diplomacy is critical in Venezuela's political rivalry, as the envoys are responsible for maintaining support for their respective presidents from their host country's leaders.
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The White House has sent mixed and, at times, dueling messages about how it will handle an emboldened Republican Conference increasingly willing to defy the president.
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These dueling forces have created a growing but ungainly coalition that shares contempt for Mr. Trump but is less unified on policy matters like health care.
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" The dueling headlines read, "Amy Schumer Calls Out Twitter Troll for Slut-Shaming Joke" and "Amy Schumer Ridiculously Shames Kid for Doing an Amy Schumer Joke.
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Instead of bayonet charges and musket fire, this conflict has unleashed more modern means of warfare: legal briefs and wetland studies, public hearings and dueling historical assessments.
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Still, most of the day was devoted to partisan bickering between members of the Democrat-led House Oversight Committee, and to the dueling descriptions offered of Cohen.
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On Monday, the Justice Department and North Carolina filed dueling lawsuits, setting the stage for a long legal battle that could be destined for the Supreme Court.
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Kavanaugh and one of the women who said he sexually assaulted her in high school, Christine Blasey Ford, presented dueling testimonies before the Senate in late September.
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The two groups of students represent two dueling factions of the elite Jesuit university in Washington, D.C., that don't see eye-to-eye on women's reproductive rights.
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But this piece is not about dueling political aims; it is about shared misery of those on the ground and an international community that has failed them.
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In the dueling filings leading up to the new hearing, we've gradually learned more and more details on what, exactly, Mueller has accused Manafort of lying about.
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Fortunately for Smith, the dueling koalas eventually moved out of the way, but it's proof these marsupials can be a vicious bunch if they want to be.
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The bass and percussion sections popped once they kicked in, while the dueling female and male vocals of the chorus played back and forth between the speakers.
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The dueling experiences highlight the different approaches taken on both sides of the Atlantic toward oversight of personal data and the social media giants who hold it.
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Plus there were the all-important dueling pizza announcements, with Ford partnering with Domino's and Toyota linking up with Pizza Hut to test self-driving delivery cars.
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" The two were frequent commercial pitchmen, regular guests on talk shows and played dueling TV anchormen, David Chetley and Walter Chronic, in the 1971 film "Cold Turkey.
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The town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on Friday removed a Confederate road marker and a black history marker ahead of dueling protests scheduled for Saturday afternoon.
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Senators rejected dueling proposals on blocking suspected terrorists from being able to buy a gun Monday, approximately a week after the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Her role in requesting the identities of Trump transition officials adds an important element to the dueling investigations surrounding the Trump White House since the president's inauguration.
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The draft bill is the product of weeks of negotiations behind closed doors between Republican moderates and conservatives, convened by leadership after dueling rebellions by both flanks.
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To understand the dueling approaches, think of a professional sports league that finds that richer, big-market teams are consistently at an advantage, making games less entertaining.
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Pelosi's victory came ahead of a pair of Senate votes due to take place on Thursday on dueling Republican and Democratic plans designed to end the shutdown.
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But Monday ended in dueling rallies, with each Democratic presidential hopeful making the argument for why they are the strongest candidate to take on the Republican nominee.
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The back-and-forth on the floor comes a day before the Senate is expected to hold votes on dueling proposals that would fully reopen the government.
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Today, seven years after the dueling academic findings, the leaders of the National Academy report are struggling to be heard above the clamor for more sunshine pills.
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The Senate on Thursday is scheduled to consider two dueling plans to end the shutdown, which has left roughly 800,000 federal workers furloughed or working without pay.
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Vocal harmonies came naturally, and all three women were immediately struck by the easy chemistry among them: a sense of musical problem-solving rather than dueling egos.
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Dueling tweets over the weekend between President Trump and Mr. Comey appeared to have propelled enough advance orders to lift Mr. Comey's memoir to the top spot.
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If Durant can't shake his nagging injury, the Warriors may start to miss King James, after dueling with LeBron at this stage four years in a row.
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Additionally, the number of incarcerated females, including many mothers, spiked in the past two years, again, related to the plight of our dueling "have-have not" societies.
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Before and during his time at Columbia, Mr. Kolombatovich, an épée specialist (one of three weapons used in fencing), instructed singers at the Met in dueling onstage.
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One is about dueling big cat enthusiasts (and probable murderers), while the other is about a talented college cheerleading team determined to win big at Daytona Nationals.
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Between her fans and her detractors (there's rarely an in-between), she holds numerous, often dueling meanings about the perceived state of America at any one moment.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Hurricane Florence's floodwaters were still in the streets of North Carolina when the dueling branches of the state government started bickering about the aftermath. Gov.
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The dueling time zones might cause a little friction, but Dr. Stroschein found that where Europeans tolerate these compromises about their once-sacrosanct identities, stable democracies emerge.
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Is the period of dueling inquisitions and digital militias a prelude to the sweeping liberal victory that many Catholics felt that John Paul and Benedict cruelly forestalled?
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They can leave the one-sided science story and return to ground they know and understand: two sides with dueling policies, economists, experts, and think-tank reports.
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The dueling ads pit two billionaire New Yorkers against one another and lay the groundwork for what is certain to be the most expensive election cycle ever.
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The court and the National Assembly made dueling nominations for deputy attorney general on Tuesday, making it unclear who would replace Ms. Ortega if she were removed.
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While dueling with the hackers, the security experts said they encountered something that they had never seen before when dealing with an Iranian cyberattack: a Russian connection.
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Investigators face dueling narratives: The guards' union insists the injured officer was the victim of a planned attack by two prisoners affiliated with the Bloods street gang.
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On the health care front a lawyer is challenging HHS on its treatment of migrant children and Congress is preparing for dueling drug price hearings next week.
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Ryan said he did not see a need to wait for a dueling Democratic memo to be approved for release before the Nunes memo was made public.
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"Before Fukushima, these utilities won by default - now, they have to work harder," said Yuichi Kaido, a lawyer who has spent three decades dueling Yamanouchi in court.
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Today, seven years after the dueling academic findings, the leaders of the National Academy report are struggling to be heard above the clamor for more sunshine pills.
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In 2018, Christine Blasey Ford and Brett M. Kavanaugh, whom she accused of sexual assault, shared competing memories of their pasts, with dueling protesters marching the grounds.
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But the dueling accounts reflected an extraordinary struggle on the committee to try to shape public perceptions of the credibility of the nation's top law enforcement agencies.
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Despite what you might think from the dueling headlines, it's actually a fairly complicated issue — complicated not just because of the physics, but because of the politics.
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UnnyWorld – A mobile League Of Legends clone: The multiplayer desktop dueling game League Of Legends has hit 4003 million daily active users and earns $2400 billion a year.
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It was a game of dueling no-hitters through three innings before the Diamondbacks took a lead in the fourth inning on an RBI double from Daniel Descalso.
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Well before Netflix's current tit-for-tat with Hulu — over the timing of the release of their dueling Fyre Festival documentaries — the two streaming services were fierce competitors.
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The argument leads to dueling video apologies and, eventually, Grace abandoning Frankie entirely to go on a tropical vacation with her boyfriend Nick (The O.C.'s Peter Gallagher).
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In court documents from March 2019 which were obtained by PEOPLE, the exes — who were married in 2001 and divorced in 2011 — make a variety of dueling accusations.
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The increasingly complex rhythms and added melodic guitar work cradled Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard's dueling vocals to create cutting harmonies amidst a flurry of skillfully controlled discord.
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As you know, there are dueling theses about what's really behind the Trump phenomenon: It's either about economic insecurity or it's a cultural backlash among older, whiter Americans.
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The first issues involve a lot of dueling beefcakes, with one character or the other bellowing, "I am your friend!" as they roll semi-nude across the panels.
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Beyond the facts of the Havis case, Judges Thapar and Stranch wrote dueling concurrences about Auer deference, with Thapar calling for its abolition and Stranch defending its premise.
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But as the little green dots became more scarce, the dueling agents were more likely to light each other up with some ray gun blasts to get ahead.
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With the gender gap already a chasm during Donald Trump's presidency, the fight over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation closed with dueling displays of male and female rage.
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Speaking at the big CERAWeek by IHS Markit event, Pompeo said... Our thought bubble: Pompeo's speech marks the Trump administration's dueling continuity and rupture with the Obama administration.
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The president has recently been saying it out loud— and Biden seems to be just as focused on Trump — as their dueling Iowa trips provide a juicy splitscreen.
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The dueling narratives will figure prominently in the 2020 election, in no small part because the tax law gave Democrats something to criticize within an otherwise strong economy.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Johnny Depp and his former business managers have settled dueling lawsuits over his business affairs, Depp's representatives said on Monday.
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A 2015 skit on The Late Late Show had Cryer and James Corden doing dueling Duckies, each with his own take on his famous Pretty in Pink dance.
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The dueling legal actions represent a bitter new fissure in Mr. Redstone's corporate empire, which he built into an entertainment conglomerate after wresting control of Viacom in 1987.
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It's an attempt to investigate more deeply the middle ground between the poles of addiction and abstinence, at a time when our culture is sending out dueling messages.
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But were you to try this hack yourself, you'd of course be able to choose any overplayed annoying song you'd like for this modern take on Dueling Banjos.
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This achingly poignant documentary by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky investigates a debate in which dueling narratives collide — just as they do everywhere in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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There are also dueling missions to train a new army in CAR -- an EU-funded effort as well as the Russian initiative that began in January last year.
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Even before floor debate began on the appropriations bill, the fight over gun rights was underway in the hallways of the Capitol, where lawmakers held dueling news conferences.
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Both pieces of legislation await the signature or veto of Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich, who critics said on Thursday was using the dueling legislations as politic cover.
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In dueling press conferences, Obama accused Boehner of leaving him at the altar while the Speaker lamented that the president had moved the goal posts in the negotiations.
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"Seeking to balance the demands of their dueling business and working class constituencies, President Trump and the congressional Republican leadership have tilted heavily towards traditional GOP business interests."
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The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
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Perhaps nowhere are the parties' dueling instincts clearer than in Montana, where both sides acknowledge that Mr. Tester, once considered a solid favorite, is now genuinely at risk.
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ALBANY — If the dueling legislation passed this week is any indication, it seems that little of significance is likely to happen with gun control anytime soon in Albany.
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The dueling rallies offered a preview of what is likely to be an intense debate over the plan, released on Friday by a task force appointed by Gov.
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A world-record smallmouth bass caught in the 1950s was the subject of dueling affidavits about whether lead weights were added before it was placed on a scale.
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The dueling accounts added to the confusion surrounding the presidential visit, whose announcement last month caught Irish officials by surprise and which was likely to draw angry protests.
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"We exchanged proposals that are moving us closer and are hopeful that we will get to an agreement soon," the dueling sides said Wednesday in a joint statement.
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Legend has it that he wrote "The Raven" at a farmhouse near 84th Street and Broadway, where today a pair of dueling plaques lay claim to the author.
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The dueling events hosted by the two internet giants showcased how the face is becoming the next tech battleground after smartphones, tablets and connected devices like the watch.
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Conversations with Democratic voters often include dueling questions: Is the party more likely to win by reaching out to voters who supported Trump but may have buyer's remorse?
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Ahead of next week's confirmation hearing for Scott Pruitt, dueling letters and a new ad campaign previewed the bitter fight to come over the Oklahoma attorney general's nomination.
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Donald Trump and Ted Cruz unveiled dueling attack ads Friday, as the two Republicans at the top of the polls sharpen their rhetoric ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
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"The response from the administration is zilch" Case in point: At noon on May 21, 2016, two online communities organized dueling protests at an Islamic center in Houston.
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In 2017, the campaign starting gun went off in dueling rallies inside the US Capitol, during an extraordinary morning of drama and theater emblematic of the coming Trump era.
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The blonde Bella, 19, accessorized her look with a black bandana and dueling black and white chokers around her neck — adding knee-high socks to complement her black boots.
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In one image, stupendously massive, dueling horses — sculpted of bronze, no less — balance on their hind legs as an absurd, frozen sign of life in an otherwise static tableau.
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Hope and change in another time Reconstruction, which lasted from the end of the Civil War in 1865 to 1877, was filled with dueling perceptions of race as well.
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After a weeklong trial over dueling lawsuits, jurors determined that fired Denver DJ David Mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her backside during a backstage meet-and-greet.
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John Kasich's dueling factions in his state — a tactic that could cost him base support in November — while Cordray has made overtures to independents and moderates who supported Kasich.
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Last year saw the release of two spell-based dueling games called The Unspoken and Wands, as well as a Dark Souls-like indie game called Left-Hand Path.
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House Republicans may be on the brink of a historic immigration breakthrough as the party's dueling factions begin drafting a compromise bill that addresses DACA and border wall funding.
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Wands is a multiplayer magic dueling game that's also made its way from Gear VR; it's arguably a better fit on Daydream, where the controller resembles an actual wand.
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Before the meeting, House Republican leaders and conservative Republicans spent the day holding dueling press conferences about whether the plan is conservative enough — not exactly a sign of confidence.
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The Georgia gubernatorial race will be among the first tests of these dueling schools of thought, with the winning strategy likely to be adopted by Democrats in other states.
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It's the only one of the eight first-round match-ups to feature dueling top-five defenses, and also the only one that doesn't feature a top-2140.6 offense.
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VR dueling starts with a seemingly impossible task: how do you translate a deeply physical experience into one that requires nothing more than waving your arms in the air?
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Senior Democratic and Republican lawmakers presented dueling narratives on Wednesday as the congressional impeachment inquiry threatening Trump's presidency entered a crucial new phase with the first televised public hearing.
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Senior Democratic and Republican lawmakers presented dueling narratives on Wednesday as the congressional impeachment inquiry threatening Trump's presidency entered a crucial new phase with the first televised public hearing.
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Netflix and Hulu released dueling documentaries earlier this year about the Fyre Festival, the legendary failed music festival that ended in its founder being sent to prison for fraud.
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With a pair of dueling pianos serenading, Bensen and Wise decided to opt-out of a first dance with each other and shared their first dance with their mothers.
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Bar Car Nights, the garden's annual series of evening events for the 21-and-older crowd, is back as well, with cozy cocktails, a fire pit and dueling pianos.
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The spectacle of dueling inaugurations held just yards apart in separate compounds reflect worsening divisions among Afghanistan's political elite as the country prepares to enter talks with the Taliban.
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My sister claims to have seen a brawl in a Fitzroy cocktail bar that was prompted by a disagreement over the comparative quality of two dueling neighborhood souvlaki shops.
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Dueling arguments in legal filings from the White House and the House's impeachment managers previewed a heated debate and presented the legal strategies both sides are likely to employ.
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In dueling op-eds published Sunday by USA Today, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The dueling lawsuits created a rare public battle over a stage play based on a beloved classic — pitting its lead producer, Scott Rudin, against the estate of Harper Lee.
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Bernie Sanders over their dueling accounts on whether he told her that he didn't believe a woman could defeat President Donald Trump during a private meeting in late 2018.
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The conventional show was on display in dueling statements on Monday, reacting to the Senate Judiciary Committee's vote to send Judge Gorsuch's nomination to the floor for final consideration.
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On the AFC side, it's two of the league's bright young stars in Patrick Mahomes and Deshaun Watson dueling as the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Houston Texans.
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The real solution is for members of Congress to demonstrate that members know when the time for partisan dueling ends and the responsible conduct of the nation's governance begins.
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House attorneys likely prefer to defend Jackson's favorable ruling rather than face the possibility of losing in front of Leon and having to address dueling rulings on similar issues.
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Looking ahead: The dueling events come as congressional efforts to reach a deal over border security faltered, bringing the government perilously close to yet another partial shutdown on Friday.
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Dueling plotlines dominated the UN climate summit: Newly revealed ambition from countries and companies, and palpable anguish — distilled in teen activist Greta Thunberg's speech — that it's not nearly enough.
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It was society that was comfortable with dueling, and if you wanted to be a political leader, you needed to be the sort of person who could defend himself.
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The dueling rallies in Terry Schrunk Plaza, a swath of federal land in downtown Portland, escalated with shoving, punches thrown and at least one fire set on the Antifa side.
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The dueling claims of victory are likely to be a touchy subject on Friday night, making a confrontation between the race's youngest and oldest candidates all the more possible. 2628.
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Until last month, the city had two dueling rabbis who knew the rituals of slaughter, but each was old and very sick, and too feeble to wield a butcher's knife.
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The sport's top clubs, its leading figureheads and deep-pocketed investors are dueling with one another to try to unearth new ways to capitalize on the world's most popular sport.
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Fans were able to take photos with everyone from Peely the banana to the disturbing Fishstick as well as the dueling fast-food mascots from Durr Burger and Pizza Pit.
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Those dueling sentiments now underscore an important question as campaigns begin gearing up ahead of the 22006 election: Will da Silva, who is appealing the conviction, be allowed to run?
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TRUMP, JERRY BROWN MAKE DUELING CLAIMS ON CAUSE OF CALIFORNIA FIRES The Northern California fires are burning a few miles apart and have been ablaze since July 27, officials said.
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Weyand said Brussels was ready to comply with WTO rules, and beyond that, to negotiate rules on aircraft launch aid for the future, which should render the dueling sanctions superfluous.
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"I love it when we get these dueling pieces of research, because you always want to know the best arguments of both the bulls and the bears," he said Wednesday.
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Beyond such dry but crucial procedural issues, the dueling parties disagree over how Congress' action zeroing out the tax penalty in 2017 may have transformed the constitutionality of the ACA.
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Murphy, however, was interested in taking the electronics from the latest toys and putting them inside the vintage flash for a replica that could be used for dueling or cosplay.
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Supporters and opponents of the occupiers faced off Monday in front of the Harney County Courthouse for what amounted to dueling rallies, with both sides chanting and occasionally shouting profanity.
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In his short story "Bloodless Victory," which appears in his recent collection New Frontiers, he depicts a future in which dueling makes a comeback thanks to sophisticated virtual reality technology.
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Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley on Thursday offered dueling perspectives on the energy drink maker with the former putting faith in the company and the latter cutting numbers, Cramer noted.
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To be fair, some Westworld fans guessed weeks ago that there were multiple Bernards thanks to tiny context clues, just as they figured out last season's dueling timelines early on.
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"It just looked like it was some big soap opera going on — it was like, a fun show," she said of the dueling paparazzi pictures that surfaced at the time.
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With the appointment of a new independent counsel whose job would necessarily include investigating the work of Mueller, the President will have created the bizarre spectacle of dueling independent counsels.
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And, wouldn't you know it, there are the pair of dueling lightsaber-wielders in what are described as "production stills" from The Last Jedi (to differentiate from in-game images).
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Meanwhile, Senate Republicans have been urging Trump not to fire Rosenstein — offering a split-screen view of the dueling priorities of Senate and House Republicans heading into the November elections.
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Mr. Trump's campaign did not clarify Wednesday how far his proposal would go or articulate which of the dueling measures — Mr. Cornyn's or Ms. Feinstein's — Mr. Trump most agrees with.
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Stocks got a little help from an international hotel deal and dueling superheroes on Monday, but they could only wobble to a split finish in a quiet day of trading.
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Imitation meat is poised to expand its presence in our diets exponentially, if the success of dueling faux burger companies Impossible and Beyond are any indication — but where's the chicken?
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They said that their hands were tied by dueling requirements to release children from detention after 20 days and also to keep them with their parents or other adult relatives.
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You rarely get as perfect an encapsulation of two presidential campaign messages as we did Sunday morning when two dueling opinion columns by former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Judge Jackson on Wednesday fretted about this, saying dueling cases could lead to a "duplicative" amount of work, particularly for the defense, and potentially "inconsistent rulings" by the two judges.
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Speculation that the royal pair would be making an appearance in the highly anticipated movie has mounted since April 2016 when they were photographed on the set dueling with lightsabers.
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In Princess Hayfa's interview with Mr. Arnaut, she glosses over the dueling narratives in the country, and steers clear of anything that could be perceived as critical of the government.
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But Marianne and Héloïse, while in different social classes, are not Romeo and Juliet; their coupling is not the fleeting whim of teenage fantasy, at risk because of dueling families.
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In dueling reports published on March 14, the New York Times and the Washington Post both explained how Kushner had asked tech executives for help in fighting the coronavirus outbreak.
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As we continued to gather support for the legislation and the 2014 election neared, protesters from both sides of the debate descended on Richmond, Va., my hometown, for dueling rallies.
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Sony and reMarkable's dueling e-paper tablets are strange but impressive beasts The device has been a runaway success, though, selling over 100,000 units — and attracting investment in the process.
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As Johnson and Bird emerged as household names and the faces of dueling dynasties, the league pushed for more endorsement opportunities, greater media visibility and better behind-the-scenes access.
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Russia is hosting Libya's dueling leaders on Monday for discussions as part of an effort by Russia and Turkey to bring an end to the country's years-long civil war.
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On Sunday, Tatum scored 41 points, dueling with LeBron James and Anthony Davis, in a down-to-the-wire loss to the Los Angeles Lakers that drew praise from James.
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Trump and Democratic lawmakers offered dueling arguments about the politically polarizing impeachment case involving Trump's attempt to persuade Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden last year.
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The dueling memos from different members of the House Intelligence Committee relate to an ongoing investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller of Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The dueling celebrations, the latest instance of the awkward denouement of the Obama presidency and the advent of Donald J. Trump administration, illustrated a broader rift in the Jewish community.
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It began, as it always does, with Donald Trump's and Kim Jong Un's dueling egos, and it likely ends with Trump paying a price for his delusions of diplomatic grandeur.
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But rather than head to court, dueling sides usually end at the negotiating table, since buyers and sellers tend to want to close the deal rather than go to court.
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The power outage was the talk of the town, overshadowing another round of dueling protests by supporters of embattled President Nicolas Maduro and Juan Guaido, president of the National Assembly.
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In many ways, the no-tattoos rule is a microcosm of the never-ending wrestling match that China's central government conducts with its sometimes-dueling allegiances to modernity and control.
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Indeed, as his interview with Hannity was airing, the New York Times' Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman published a report with dueling accounts of the president's son's preferred communications strategy.
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Now the dueling music events are deeply entwined in the larger battle over who has the authority to help ordinary Venezuelans deal with life-threatening shortages of food and medicine.
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Those dueling pressures – finding what happened to the missing agent, while working to free those imprisoned later but known to be alive – created another raft of complications in the negotiations.
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The same thing happened when the Red Hen asked White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders to leave last weekend, and the restaurant's Yelp page turned into a battle of dueling reviews.
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The dueling messages came during a security summit in Germany, where leaders are eagerly looking for clues about how the new US administration will broach Russia's persistent challenges to international law.
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The lizards were spotted dueling in a Starbucks parking lot in Boca Raton, FL. A dramatic video showing two iguanas battling it out in a Starbucks parking lot has gone viral.
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The possibility that the band from the 149-year-old college, founded by former slaves in the small town of Talladega, could perform sparked controversy -- and resulted in two dueling petitions.
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The dueling letters between the president and the speaker come amid the nearly four-week-long partial shutdown of the federal government over border security disputes between Trump and Democratic lawmakers.
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Budding mixologists are also getting in on the action and taking inspiration from the drinks served up at New York's Richard Rodgers Theatre, pouring remixes on the Hamiltini and Dueling Sangrias.
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We might not be seeing lightsaber dueling turned into an official Olympic sporting event anytime soon, but as an attempt to get newcomers into fencing, you could do a lot worse.
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Curiel will consider a motion from Trump's lawyers to make the case an individual suit rather than a class action, as well as dueling requests about what testimony will be included.
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The bitter and expensive race comes to an end after two rounds of mandatory recounts and a series of dueling lawsuits and unfounded accusations of voter fraud from the Scott camp.
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I'll put it in context of Picasso and Braque—each era has dueling artists; in 40s and 50s painting, it was Pollock and De Kooning, or in photography, Avedon and Penn.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand has seen two coups, dueling street demonstrations and political instability over most of the past two decades, much of it centered around the divisive figure of Thaksin Shinawatra.
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That was hugely symbolic, given the two companies had engaged in dueling lawsuits over the years, but this was a new day at Microsoft, and Nadella was out to prove it.
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Less than a month ago, on the undercard of UFC 200, Gastelum scored the biggest win of his career, out-dueling the aforementioned Johny Hendricks to a sound, unanimous decision win.
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Since wage stagnation and persistent inequality ensures the need for low-dollar loans, the dueling regulatory moves could occasion a shift, from payday lenders' gouging customers to big banks doing it.
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In a battle of dueling bureaucracies, the Supreme Court recently dealt a blow to price transparency in Vermont, where the state wished to publish a database of fees and other information.
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But if you are looking forward to a radiant light show, you may want to to temper your expectations, embrace the mystery, and evaluate these dueling meteor predictions in real time.
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The dueling lawsuits, filed earlier this week in Los Angeles Superior Court, follow the collapse in 2016 of Presley's fourth marriage and her announcement that she was $16 million in debt.
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House members have also gotten unusually involved with a process on which they have no vote, with Democrats and Republicans sending the Senate dueling letters of opposition and support for Green.
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So Jon Snow may find out that he is actually the child of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, thanks to someone with the wits to sort through the dueling historical narratives.
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It was like watching a pirate captain swinging from the mizzenmast, dueling all comers: It was great drama, and it works against almost any team not named the Golden State Warriors.
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Tina SmithTina Flint SmithDemocratic candidates gear up for a dramatic Super Tuesday Senate Democrats avoid calling Sanders front-runner GOP, Democrats hash out 2020 strategy at dueling retreats MORE and Reps.
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It encapsulates dueling visions of how the American financial system could be regulated, as President Trump moves to loosen regulation created under the Obama administration to rein in the financial industry.
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Granted, these days they seem to come around like clockwork, but even by the standards of 2014, when back-to-back biopics were dueling for filmgoers, this autumn is particularly notable.
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The day after Zolotov's video dropped, a Russian lawmaker named Sergey Ivanov from Russia's far-right LDPR party submitted an apparently tongue-in-cheek draft bill to codify procedures for dueling.
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He and Ms. Taylor continued to make films together, including "Love Is All There Is" (1996), a Romeo and Juliet story about dueling catering families on City Island, in the Bronx.
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Veteran agents and other F.B.I. employees described a dark mood throughout the bureau, where morale was already low from months of being pummeled over dueling investigations surrounding the 2016 presidential election.
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"There were dueling perceptions both in Tehran and in Washington that the other side was a paper tiger," said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iran expert at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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The refiner has dueling boards, one appointed by the Venezuelan opposition that is recognized by the Court of Chancery in the U.S. state of Delaware, and another appointed by Venezuelan officials.
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Chinese people use their dueling mobile payment systems to settle their restaurant tabs, to shop online, to pay their utility bills, to rent bicycles and even to put money into investments.
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The California lawmaker, who has been feuding with Nunes and other House Intelligence Committee Republicans over the dueling memos, added that Trump is furthering his own interests by blocking the countermemo.
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Terry W. Hartle, a senior vice president at the American Council on Education, said the dueling orders concurrently limited and protected certain speech and would cause "enormous confusion" on college campuses.
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When Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh and his original accuser Christine Blasey Ford deliver dueling testimony on Thursday, they will conjure drama of an intensity unusual even in the Trump administration.
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In the controversy over the release of the dueling memos from the House Intelligence Committee, the United States has handed Russia a tool of influence far more powerful than its military.
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Under former President Ronald Reagan, the secretary of state, George P. Shultz, and the secretary of defense, Caspar W. Weinberger, were often at odds and would feud through dueling news reports.
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In dueling speeches delivered at their early campaign events on Monday, Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump tried to rally swing state voters while leveling some final attacks at each other.
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The dueling testimony could threaten Trump's attempt to install a conservative in the place of frequent swing vote Justice Anthony Kennedy, potentially altering the balance of the court for a generation.
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The violence came as dueling concerts kicked off on the country's western border with Colombia, where aid deliveries from the United States have been languishing since Maduro blocked the Tienditas Bridge.
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Behind the scenes: Dueling Democratic and Republican prayers at weekend negotiations over the shutdown underlined the dramatic stalemate that lawmakers find themselves in over Mr. Trump's demand for border wall funding.
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Economic policy has taken a back seat in the campaign to other matters, notably national security and dueling claims over whether Mr. Abe used his influence to help right-wing supporters.
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Mr. Carvajal also said he became entangled in a dispute between the president and a Venezuelan billionaire, Raúl Gorrín, that led to dueling attempts at blackmail and bribery by the men.
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The result is like a study by way of speed-reading; we're in and out in a few minutes, but the images of dueling landscapes are stamped on our minds regardless.
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Snap and the 'Gram have been dueling for a few years now, but SC's best feature -- posting "stories" -- finally made its way to IG, which has since gotten the upper hand.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators inch forward on federal privacy bill Hillicon Valley: Dueling bills set stage for privacy debate | Google co-founders step down from parent company | Advocates rally for self-driving car bill | Elon Musk defamation trial begins | Lawsuit accuses TikTok of sharing data with China Advocates hopeful dueling privacy bills can bridge partisan divide MORE (R-Kan.) said he hopes any bill will "preempt a patchwork of state laws" — which Cantwell's bill does not.
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The release of the spot coincides with House Republicans and Democrats this week releasing dueling reports on the Benghazi attacks, after two years spent investigating their cause and examining the government's response.
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The game featured dueling two-run homers into the Allegheny River, one by Texas' Joey Gallo that bounced into the water, and Pittsburgh's Josh Bell's shot that got wet on the fly.
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The Democratic leader, who is locked in tense and seemingly frozen negotiations with Trump over dueling border security proposals, has suggested Trump postpone the speech while the government is partially shut down.
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This weekend's leaks about the dueling CIA/FBI congressional briefings move the ball forward — in particular by clearly placing the Podesta emails alongside the DNC hack — but don't fundamentally alter the dynamic.
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The GOP-held Senate will vote on dueling Republican and Democratic plans to fund the government Thursday, but both proposals are expected to fall short of the 60 votes needed to pass.
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It provides insight into how he will balance the often-conflicting priorities of dueling factions within the Republican Party, and the degree to which Trump has come to rely on Bannon's counsel.
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It sure felt like it yesterday in Iowa, where President Trump and ex-Vice President Joe Biden (who is also the Democratic front-runner) held dueling events in the early voting state.
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Philippe Bondi, a 49-year-old police officer who decided to start lightsaber dueling after 20 years of fencing, told the AP he spent around $400 on his lightsaber and body armor.
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Yet given the shoddy state of artist compensation, it kinda stands to reason that music's biggest artists and their labels would leverage their position to maximize the benefits of these dueling services.
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Covenant is easily one of the most atmospheric entries in the Alien saga — bolstered invaluably by a bone-chilling twofold performance by Michael Fassbender, who plays dueling androids with very divergent agendas.
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Her Majesty also introduces a new item system that lets you occasionally use certain objects — like a spellbook or dueling pistol — to bypass the choices offered and go in a different direction.
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The bills passed by the House and the U.S. Senate have some key differences, so representatives from both chambers will now meet to iron out the dueling versions of the tax overhaul.
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Valeria Parra isn't allowed to tell you Sí or No. For that, there are plenty of dueling signs, banners, and posters adorning the windows and soot-stained, graffitied walls of downtown Bogotá.
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Most days, it seems, the companies and their leaders are grappling with the dueling desires to live up to their progressive values while also finding a way to appear as neutral platforms.
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"Dueling is an old, old concept, and was at one time a way for gentlemen to settle their differences," Bova says in Episode 352 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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And yet, what stood out most was how straight-up funky James sounded amidst dueling drum machines and oblique synthlines—not to mention how unusually warm and lived-in his production felt.
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Washington (CNN)They are the dueling imps hovering over President Donald Trump's shoulders, whispering in his ear, cajoling, enticing, threatening as they stretch their president and their party in wildly divergent directions.
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"The Ruins of Lifta," an achingly poignant documentary by Menachem Daum and Oren Rudavsky, investigates a debate in which dueling narratives collide — just as they do everywhere in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"I really can't remember when the chairman and I have had a joint press conference, we've had a dueling press conference, but not joint," said Grijalva at the event announcing the bill.
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In essence, this human drama, lifted out of its Washington frame of warring politicians and dueling spin, is about kids who don't know where their parents are, adrift in a strange land.
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Scherzer gave up three hits and a walk while dueling with Chicago's Cole Hamels, but Madson's blown save prevented him from becoming the first 16-game winner in the majors this season.
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As each chamber takes up dueling measures to end the shutdown and the President continues posturing, it will look yet again like Washington is playing its political games and ignoring shutdown victims.
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This week's events have made their task harder; Sanders conceded Wednesday that at least one discrepancy in the dueling accounts of Comey's firing happened because she did not speak with the president.
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On Dueling Demons, you stand on a platform inside a glass shoot of sorts, and after a very dramatic countdown, you plunge into darkness as the ground beneath you simply drops away.
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"Papa John's results proved to be as eventful as expected with a sizable comp downturn, dueling press releases and ongoing boardroom drama," BTIG analyst Peter Saleh said in a note on Wednesday.
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Both Turkey and Saudi Arabia have vowed to keep searching until the truth is revealed, although it is unclear how long that will take and if their dueling narratives will eventually converge.
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This is the story of Marlon Bundo, the Instagram star and real-life pet of the vice president's family, who is also the subject of two dueling children's books released this week.
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Some paintings seem to be sillier, slighter efforts, while others — including "It's a Draw" (1963), which depicts two dead, dueling men whose bodies are twisted into letter-like shapes — have real force.
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After his success with "Dueling Banjos," which won a Grammy for best country instrumental performance in 1973, Mr. Weissberg formed a group called Deliverance, which toured widely and recorded for Warner Bros.
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In today's South Africa — dangling precariously between dueling factions inside the A.N.C. — the nation's new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, is struggling to assert his authority and fulfill his pledge to root out corruption.
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And just like that, President Donald Trump, already bracketed by dueling tragedies in Puerto Rico and Las Vegas, was once again thrown off guard by reports of internal conflicts in his administration.
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Katy also contends with the dueling interests of her work at Bergdorf Goodman stand-in Lacy's, her personal goals as a designer, and her romance with beefcake boxer K.O Kelly (Zane Holtz).
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Dueling rallies on a campus plaza could make it challenging for audience goers to hear the speakers they came out to see, but punishing participants would amount to the suppression of speech.
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira perform during the halftime show, while President Trump and the 2020 presidential candidate and former New York mayor Michael R. Bloomberg present dueling ads during the commercial breaks.
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A regular point of contention between the dueling sides, continuing on Thursday, is whether Roberts could resolve any White House attempt to block witnesses such as former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Once anarchists arrived, it was clear there would not be dueling protests between left and right so he ordered his officers out of the park and allowed the anarchists to march in.
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Broadway is open for beauty with the arrival of this new musical about dueling cosmetics titans, starring the indomitable duo of Christine Ebersole and Patti LuPone as Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein.
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The episode that most successfully captures the show's dueling spirit is Season 3's "Nosedive," written by Rashida Jones and Michael Schur based on a story by Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker.
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But they can teach each other, as we've seen here and in GANs, where a pair of dueling AIs work to defeat the other in the creation or detection of realistic media.
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Answering an open call, Nauert earned a spot on "Youngbloods," a political talk show featuring dueling panels of twenty-something conservatives and liberals on National Empowerment TV, a local conservative cable network.
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Several protesters noted that the huge police presence at the dueling rallies was much larger than was present at New Year's Eve, when a leaked internal police report showed officers were overwhelmed.
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Can you talk about the macho culture that dominated life in the South where fisticuffs, dueling, and gunplay were the norm, long after the quasi-aristocratic violence was denounced in the North?
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