" To another, he sent a testy telegram: " IM AFRAID THE ANSWER IS EMPHATICALLY NO REPEAT EMPHATICALLY .
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His grandfather, Osman Ali, changed his name to Wilfred Johnson and raised his children to be emphatically English and emphatically upper class.
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The evidence for the alleged noncraziness is based on polling, an emphatically low regard for the current field of Democratic candidates, and an emphatically high regard for Bloomberg's purported assets.
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I think that a STEM education is emphatically important today.
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But, the Gypsy King ended up losing his money emphatically.
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They emphatically do not make them like this anymore, folks.
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For now, the feeling among Senate Republicans is emphatically positive.
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And here, the answer to each question is emphatically 'no.
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"No, no, no — don't ever change that," she responded emphatically.
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Rose has said emphatically that he is not a socialist.
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The conservative has emphatically denied any knowledge of Strauss's behavior.
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" She nods emphatically, and holds up an elegant forefinger. "But.
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"This was not the driver's fault," Russicha Watkins said emphatically.
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Moonves "emphatically denies" Carroll's claims, according to New York magazine.
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Pegram gestured emphatically as he explained his reasons for protesting.
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"On both sides of the equation, shoes," O'Leary says emphatically.
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"Yes, I'd like to open a restaurant," Muhammad says emphatically.
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"We need to hold all those seats," Gillibrand says emphatically.
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Like almost all mainstream YA characters, he is emphatically heterosexual.
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"I leaked nothing to nobody," she also told Mitchell emphatically.
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Buckingham Palace has emphatically denied the allegations against Prince Andrew.
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"You need the downtown E," he said loudly and emphatically.
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His endgame is unknown, but emphatically not related to commerce.
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And while some voters emphatically disputed polls suggesting that Mrs.
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"We're not doing a wall," the California Democrat said emphatically.
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Kavanaugh has emphatically denied all of the allegations against him.
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"You're survivors," the man said emphatically, thumping his steering wheel.
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Like the coaches, the owners were emphatically behind the change.
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But that would be stupid, something the regime emphatically isn't.
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" Asked how they would celebrate, Cook said emphatically: "We'll sleep!
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"We had nothing to do with that," she said emphatically.
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Yes, he's emphatically in favor of raising the minimum wage.
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"If you declare war I kill you," he said emphatically.
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Colombia's Foreign Ministry in response said it "emphatically rejected" Maduro's accusations.
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But Zolciak-Biermann emphatically said that she didn't alter the photo.
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With the side of his left hand, he could bang emphatically.
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I would argue that this reading was deeper, more emphatically felt.
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Ms Gabbard has emphatically said she is not interested in one.
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McCrary shook his head and began emphatically pounding on his chair.
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Heads emphatically nodded across the room in agreement throughout her speech.
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Tomlinson, however, has emphatically and repeatedly insisted that he is straight.
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Trump emphatically told him no quid pro quo, the source said.
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"I didn't even think twice about it," Ambrose told PEOPLE emphatically.
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Gideon emphatically rejects LePage's contention that expansion will bankrupt the state.
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"I never blamed Joe for any of this," she says emphatically.
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But it can emphatically and clearly say what the law is.
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"We both love our children emphatically and always will," he concluded.
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"Beer is belonging in the subculture scene," he told me emphatically.
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Lorde once sang, "We'll never be royals"; Ms. Eilish emphatically disagrees.
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He emphatically does not delve into Spotify data to learn more.
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Anna Cross from Wilmington responded emphatically: NO. TEACHERS SHOULDN'T HAVE GUNS.
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But after a few days in Prince Albert, we emphatically understood.
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But he has emphatically demonstrated that he will not be silenced.
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Whipping his head, Kane emphatically knocked the ball into the net.
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Kavanaugh emphatically denied under oath that he engaged in such conduct.
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Meanwhile, actual doctors are emphatically telling people not to do this.
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Prince Andrew has "emphatically denied" any sexual contact with Virginia Roberts.
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Rand Paul and Mike Lee emphatically denounced the briefing as inadequate.
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It is his duty to speak, and speak loudly and emphatically.
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In fact, Democrats rejected that process emphatically in three specific votes.
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That's where Washington can — and emphatically should — play a key role.
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The agency emphatically affirmed that position in two different contexts in 2012.
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EDT: Amazon released a public blog post emphatically refuting the Bloomberg story.
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And President Trump emphatically declares America must be treated fairly on trade.
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Pink is pretty, if also heavily associated with babies, emphatically unsexy creatures.
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Interspecies communication and psychedelic trips are emphatically not on the menu today.
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Mr Hamon's emphatically leftist platform includes calls for a universal basic income.
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" A woman in the crowd contradicted him, emphatically saying, "Yes, there are!
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Styles emphatically defended his fans as vital trend setters and future innovators.
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He also emphatically stated that the investigation was conducted fairly and unbiased.
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"The executive order therefore is emphatically not a 'Muslim ban,'" Keller wrote.
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Baldwin gave an emphatically positive answer, but the lie detector wasn't convinced.
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RHP Steve Cishek, the Mariners' closer, closed out Wednesday night's win emphatically.
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Absent such dialogue, campaigns to boost truck sizes should be emphatically rejected.
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Kavanaugh has emphatically denied the allegations, and no witness has corroborated them.
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Unfortunately, Enfield's fortunes went emphatically south in the mid-to-late nineties.
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When James emphatically stepped over him, Green took a swipe at James.
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"Tragic mistake," the subject line read, emphatically written in all capital letters.
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"It's an alternative at 6 for 'SportsCenter' fans," Mr. Horowitz said emphatically.
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I want to make clear that I am emphatically not anti-immigration.
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Throughout his campaign against Jones, Moore repeatedly and emphatically denied the accusations.
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Salazar and Farah have emphatically denied any involvement with performance-enhancing drugs.
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"It's my favorite thing I do in New York," he said emphatically.
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That's just as well for Soltysik, who emphatically isn't feeling the Bern.
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A broken phone is emphatically not a social disaster she can afford.
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Mr. Baranov, in an interview Thursday morning, emphatically denied any criminal activity.
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"People have come up to us to thank us emphatically," she said.
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The tragedy, gentler and more mellow than most, is emphatically born again.
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"But the most important regime is your evening one," she says emphatically.
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"His name was Bling," Poole said, pointing emphatically to a reporter's notebook.
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But Bullock has repeatedly — and emphatically — said he doesn't want the job.
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So try again, and do it more unambiguously and emphatically this time.
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"We still see him as a two-way player," Eppler said, emphatically.
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We stated emphatically that criticism of Israel is not necessarily anti-Semitic.
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The non-partisan Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute emphatically supports the Bridge Act.
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"We emphatically deny these rumors," a spokesman told Page Six this week.
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In his floor speech on Friday, Mr. McConnell emphatically rejected that strategy.
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It is necessary, too, for Venezuela's neighbors to speak out more emphatically.
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"Ten months he built that plant," the "Mad Money" host said emphatically.
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I'm here to win fights, and I'm here to win 'em emphatically.
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Since its IPO in late 2015, PEN has checked these boxes, emphatically.
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"I commend Tufts University emphatically, and I commend the Smithsonian half-heartedly."
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Studies show emphatically that low-meat diets are also good for the environment.
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"I have always emphatically maintained that I have done nothing wrong," he said.
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Unlike many British politicians, Khan emphatically does not come from a wealthy family.
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Jay nods emphatically, here is his point and he is ready for it.
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"I will not do that because I want the clicks," Bones says emphatically.
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That, emphatically, does not mean stepping on the Fed to print more money.
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The driver nodded emphatically and asked Goffman what she did for a living.
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Students on the magazine staff said they adore Burress and emphatically trust her.
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And the department most emphatically won't be providing an individual list of names.
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But civil rights lawyer contacted by the nonprofit investigative news group emphatically disagreed.
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As 2016 emphatically demonstrated, elections are also a major battleground for information warfare.
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" To which Justice Kennedy adds emphatically, wagging a finger: "But he's a person.
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Kavanaugh, Trump's second nominee to the Supreme Court, has emphatically denied the allegations.
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The findings emphatically do not show that black women are not discriminated against.
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Alejandro García Padilla accused the agency of "blackmail" and emphatically killed the idea.
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He and his athletes have emphatically denied any ties to performance-enhancing drugs.
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She told him, emphatically, no jewelry, thereby ruling out his go-to category.
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" Mr. Trump emphatically denies being bigoted, saying he is simply not "politically correct.
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So far, they say, Jackson has signaled emphatically that he doesn't support it.
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Ahead, find 17 non-A-line pieces that scream "spring" just as emphatically.
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I am emphatically not talking about a traditional Mac, running macOS on ARM.
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While Serbia won emphatically, Croatia punched their ticket to Rio in dramatic style.
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Russian officials emphatically dismissed Dr. Rodchenkov's claims after they were published in May.
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He is contesting his firing and has emphatically denied all allegations of rape.
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Like many art collectors, Mr. Humm claims emphatically that he's not a collector.
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In other words, she is many things the royal family is emphatically not.
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Mr. Trump's campaign emphatically denied making any decision in reaction to Mr. Bloomberg.
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"The American people do not want a war with Iran," she added emphatically.
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Because the three women who narrate The Testaments are emphatically not ground down.
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Please. Cats emphatically do not understand English and studiously disregard their owner's calls.
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He did so, emphatically, but his promises offer little comfort post-Election Day.
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Even now, Republicans often emphatically state that they want to maintain those protections.
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" Then, a man dressed as a revolutionary solider, simply yet emphatically declares, "Keytar!
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The answer to all these questions is, emphatically, yes — all of the above.
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Just last week, speakers at the White House Correspondents' Dinner emphatically defended the press.
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It's lightweight but drapes more emphatically than cotton — much more similar to a silk.
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Manafort emphatically denied that he was in contact with Russians known to US intelligence.
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Embarrassed, Ms. Jiang, who is an architect in New York, emphatically denied the accusation.
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This organization supports trophy hunting, which Both Al and I are emphatically opposed to.
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Winston, who now plays for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has emphatically denied raping Kinsman.
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Janelle Monae's presenter's speech had Beyoncé emphatically nodding while her husband clapped in support.
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Both of them say emphatically they would not have wanted it any other way.
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A substance to which James Woods is emphatically not addicted, according to court filings.
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There are Windows laptops and Chromebooks that emphatically get it done at this price.
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On Wednesday, it emphatically voted to reject the idea of a "no deal" Brexit.
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With a last bit of breaking news from Goodison, the window slams emphatically shut.
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Costamagna emphatically disagrees, claiming that anyone with an eye will agree with the experts.
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"I will not vote for this bill as it is today," McCain said emphatically.
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Winnie, on the other hand, emphatically stated that she wanted, "something delicious" to drink.
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Nicolas Winding Refn: [Points emphatically to Fanning] Elle Fanning: [Laughs] I think it's Jesse.
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What happened in downtown San Francisco on Monday night was emphatically not like that.
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Northam, a pediatrician and former State Senator, is emphatically low-key as a candidate.
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Letter of Recommendation Ear candles are widely and emphatically denounced by doctors as quackery.
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"There is no purge happening," Democracy for America spokesman Neil Sroka told me emphatically.
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Trump has emphatically denounced the EPA and said he wants to shut it down.
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"To see white powder in a movie?" she says, shaking her head emphatically no.
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And the public backlash that followed emphatically demonstrated the venue's importance to the community.
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"Not only do I expect to win, I expect to win emphatically," she said.
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She has said emphatically that she supports and believes his and Mr. Rose's accusers.
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Didn't Mr. Trump emphatically and repeatedly promise that Mexico would pay for the wall?
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"A customer is a customer and we are here to serve," she said emphatically.
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Their ventricles filled even earlier and untwisted more emphatically than the swimmers' hearts did.
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And that narrative was emphatically put to rest with the tragic attack on Saturday.
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"When it comes to bears it is survival of the fattest," Derocher said emphatically.
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Warren confirmed the report, while Sanders emphatically denied ever having made such a claim.
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That outcome is nation-building, which candidate Trump emphatically and repeatedly pledged to end.
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But it was a rare instance of his team emphatically rebuffing the racist group.
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He emphatically denied that he had ever taken official actions to benefit his son.
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Miguna emphatically refutes the government's story, and says he'll continue fighting for his rights.
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While I deeply regret this situation arose, I also emphatically stand behind all of you.
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However, in an interview with The Wrap, Turner emphatically clarified that was not the case.
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"I had a great, great time," the 73-year-old "Wall Street" actor said emphatically.
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And so casting is perhaps the biggest challenge, and it is met emphatically by Gardiner.
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The two female senators, leaning on their desks, nodded emphatically as they spoke to him.
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Mr Bolsonaro is president largely because he bashed the PT more emphatically than anyone else.
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But while Beauty and the Beast bears some parallels, it's emphatically more domestic in scope.
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" Trump again pushed back stating emphatically, "No, no, no, we don't want to do that.
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It seems like every day, another billionaire is very publicly and emphatically endorsing Hillary Clinton.
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Conceding disagreements on issues with Clinton and the Democratic platform, he emphatically endorsed her nevertheless.
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Broadening the range of people represented in such works so emphatically is a big thing.
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With migration so emphatically ruled out, how then to deal with Hungary's shrinking, ageing population?
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Mueller is nobody's lackey, and Rosenstein emphatically proved his independence from the White House tonight.
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Nor, he emphatically declared, did he think it reasonable for a woman to box competitively.
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Labrador's statement that "nobody dies because they don't have access to healthcare" is emphatically false.
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But the court has also held, most recently and emphatically in 2014's CTS v.
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Oukacha -- the leader of AQIM in the Sahara -- also emphatically rejected the "Caliphate" last week.
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Renault and Nissan "emphatically reiterated" their commitment to one another at the meeting, he said.
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"Darling, fire under your a--," one woman said emphatically in a call to a friend.
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The AP said the woman emphatically denied that she ever had an affair with Trump.
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Pop star Rihanna emphatically endorsed Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum (D) for Florida governor on Sunday.
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Sharkey emphatically thinks it can, and so far there's no evidence to counter his view.
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It's spoken emphatically and often, largely because that's how people speak in the real world.
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Wikipedia has come down emphatically in favor of the free-culture side of the debate.
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" On Monday, Trump emphatically tweeted that "there will be NO change to your 401(k).
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It is instructive to determine why the Kim dictators have pursued nuclear weapons so emphatically.
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Health officials have emphatically advised pregnant women to do everything they can to avoid it.
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Asked by reporters about the women's allegations, Biden once again was dismissive, and emphatically so.
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Asked if he would make it through the next two years, he said "Yes," emphatically.
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The report states emphatically: Global warming exists and it is a threat to humankind's survival.
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In a genre cluttered with shows that bleed into one another, Legion stood out emphatically.
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Mike Krzyzewski, coach of the 10th-ranked Blue Devils, said he emphatically supported Duke's decision.
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Mason, who in a statement accused the league of smearing him, emphatically denied the accusation.
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While Mr. Johnson said he "emphatically" opposed public gatherings, he did not ban them either.
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"Like a stuck pig," she explains to Axe, who emphatically does not want to know.
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She used her hands emphatically, pointing directly at Mr. Cosby when running down the charges.
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Mr. Chappelle asks emphatically: How far is Ms. Dolezal willing to go to become black?
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This is a view that was emphatically repudiated by Presidents Obama and George W. Bush.
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Sanders just stated emphatically that he would "absolutely" use military force if China attacks Taiwan.
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Too often in otherwise polite society, elites (progressives emphatically included) unselfconsciously belittle working-class whites.
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"We emphatically reject the DFB being linked to racism," the DFB said in a statement.
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Bruguera speaks digressively and emphatically while applying a daub of white paint to her screen.
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Mr. Simmons "emphatically states that he did not have sex with her," his lawyer said.
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What Facebook does with all this data: Facebook says, emphatically, that it doesn't sell your information.
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Winslow's lawyer, Harvey A. Weinberg, also issued a statement saying Winslow "emphatically denies" any burglary attempt.
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Asked if she thinks it's the Year of the Woman, "One billion percent," Keys says emphatically.
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In his televised September 27 appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Kavanaugh emphatically denied Ford's accusations.
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I, along with the other officers sitting at the table (Navy and Air Force), emphatically disagreed.
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The community is emphatically dedicated to students — mostly women — teaching each other how to learn better.
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With the device at lip level, Trump's every utterance echoed emphatically through UNLV's Thomas & Mack Center.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto had said emphatically the rumor, spread through social media, was not true.
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"I can't describe emphatically enough what a heartbreak student debt has been," one borrower told me.
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Pechstein emphatically denies doping and says the irregularity is the result of a congenital blood disorder.
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To that end, Black Lightning is violent in a way that CW superhero shows emphatically aren't.
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If this agenda sounds like it's giving up on manufacturing employment, let me emphatically correct that.
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"I can emphatically say that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions," Yellen told reporters.
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Burke acknowledged this on Dr. Phil but said, emphatically, that he never attacked his younger sister.
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They emphatically state that the President never ordered or directed the termination of any criminal investigation.
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Trump has repeatedly and emphatically insisted that his campaign did not collude with Russia in 2016.
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"Thank you," Burkel said emphatically, as she and Gangnuss embraced through smiles and mist-covered eyes.
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"The department emphatically disagrees with the sanctions orders," said a spokesman for the agency, Patrick Rodenbush.
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Tara has consistently and emphatically proclaimed her innocence over the crimes she has been convicted of.
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Ministers also did not agree to emphatically embrace the latest climate science, which stunned some attendees.
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Kavanaugh emphatically denied the allegations, and he was narrowly confirmed by the Senate on October 6.
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" The event is being promoted as a "march" or a "rally," but emphatically not a "protest.
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"We're used to it here and our work is close to here," Cañete told me emphatically.
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An artist should be able to pursue life "beyond agonizing exhaustion," Marc Bamuthi Joseph replied emphatically.
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We have repeatedly and emphatically stressed to the Palestinians that all incitement to violence must stop.
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It sort of is all of that, but it is also emphatically not that at all.
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Her paintbrush tips emphatically toward a blob of white, in contrast to her jet-black skin.
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Salah takes it, dancing towards the ball before emphatically thumping it into the top right corner.
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While the Kuomintang emphatically denied that, it had trouble shaking the accusation on the campaign trail.
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Oblivious to the fait accompli, Mugabe emphatically announced he will preside at the upcoming party's congress.
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Jay emphatically said yes: BAQUET: If you were an owner, you would sign Colin Kaepernick, right?
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Their bodies are emphatically their own, no rightful concern of his, and their joy is vivifying.
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As Jackson wrestled with various dates in August to start a potential trial, Craig nodded emphatically.
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Vaccines emphatically don't cause autism, but the tail of that particular lie has been extremely long.
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So the new emphatically handheld Switch Lite kind of seemed like my dream machine on paper.
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The Post said it was unable to corroborate her allegations, and Mr. Fairfax emphatically denied them.
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Trump, however, emphatically declared he would not drop out in a message on Twitter on Saturday.
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Reed emphatically denied that either of the men or their families received compensation for the film.
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But in the Michigan ruling, the three judges said emphatically that inaction was not an option.
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Has the red carpet—or red microphone—ever been rolled out more emphatically for a verse?
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For Todd Goldstein once of Harlem Shakes but now ten years into ARMS, that's now happened emphatically.
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In an interview, Manafort emphatically denied that he was in contact with Russians known to US intelligence.
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The dark matter particles that would make Khoury and Berezhiani's idea work are emphatically not WIMP-like.
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If the events of 2015 demonstrated anything, it's that laïcité is emphatically not the "guarantee" against threats
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Jesus Is King is an emphatically Christian album, sampling gospel and bits of the Lord's Prayer throughout.
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She has emphatically said: God should be equally and unequivocally committed to my happiness as I am.
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The most likely answer to "Can Trump force Twitter to allow all speech?" is just emphatically, no.
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"Both of them say emphatically they would not have wanted it any other way," Crouch told me.
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Ali emphatically put the question of whether one can be a Muslim and an American to rest.
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"She will never win," Gabriella tweeted emphatically on Monday, hours before the polls opened on Election Day.
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Bruce Yonemoto's own family was torn by the Asian Exclusion Act of 1924, emphatically backed by Phelan.
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"Building a wall on the middle of a lake is actually called a dam," Hurd said emphatically.
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"Any suggestion that Fox Sports knew of or approved of any bribes is emphatically false," she said.
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But anything that says 2015 (or, "God forbid, 2015" as Milne emphatically told us), stay away. 5.
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Democrats in Congress will emphatically oppose these cuts & urge our Republican colleagues to reject them as well.
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In addition, a fan team played a friendly match against them, in which FC Lampedusa emphatically triumphed.
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From the start, "Incantations" is emphatically an ensemble piece rather than a heroic platform for a soloist.
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Bison — their scientific name is, emphatically, bison bison bison — are the largest terrestrial animal in North America.
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Candidates are chosen behind the scenes, and those candidates emphatically do not work for you, the voter.
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It emphatically does not mean hysterical fearmongering of the sort promptly voiced by politicians like Donald Trump.
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I emphatically state that I had nothing to do with any Russian involvement in our electoral process.
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They saw each other on occasion and still loved each other, but were not, emphatically, a couple.
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The fight itself becomes an emotional release, especially when it ends as emphatically as Johnson-Poirier did.
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We're beginning to learn some of the potential answers, and they're emphatically not what you'd have expected.
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They will come apart unexpectedly, dumping red wine in places where you emphatically do not want it.
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Wang is extremely disappointed in the Philharmonic's decision and emphatically denies that he engaged in any misconduct.
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Some visitors have been angered and have shared their feelings emphatically with Ms. Sucharitakul and her staff.
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Prince's studio was emphatically not a party scene, and not occupied by people who couldn't contribute musically.
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Sometimes she'll do a mocking balletic leap as I play, or just emphatically shut her bedroom door.
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Durant pumped his fist again and again, emphatically shook his head and pounded his chest in delight.
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The W.H.O. is emphatically not suggesting that the world should give up on containment, Dr. Tedros said.
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No charges have been filed against Mr. Nuzman, and he has emphatically denied all accusations of wrongdoing.
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"We are not getting into theatrical distribution," he said emphatically — as if pre-emptively dodging a bullet.
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Osaka, 19, emphatically beat sixth-seeded Angelique Kerber, 6-3, 6-1, in 1 hour 5 minutes.
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In an interview with Mashable, Jackman emphatically stated that he wouldn't even call it a superhero movie.
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"And here's how we're going to continue that work: With a strong, progressive agenda," Kaine said emphatically.
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He then left to a standing ovation, pounding his chest emphatically as he reached the dugout steps.
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Though the music made us listen for African-diaspora qualities, the movements almost all looked emphatically Western.
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Becky giggled, discreetly palmed the man a baggie as she emphatically patted the baby on the head.
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He emphatically boasts about giving head with the same enthusiasm other rappers can only revere for receiving it.
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Houston officials, however, are emphatically communicating that immigrants are welcome and safe in shelters, regardless of the law.
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"I would not give her a single cent," one man, formerly a big donor to Clinton, said emphatically.
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But in an interview, Manafort emphatically denied that he was in contact with Russians known to US intelligence.
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But my focus will emphatically be Germany: its society, government, foreign policy, culture and most of all politics.
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I pictured sassy teenagers mocking my hips swinging emphatically from side to side after I walked passed them.
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" When asked whether Sanders is qualified to be president, Hillary Clinton -- for the first time -- emphatically said "yes.
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But Gorsuch emphatically denies that it is ever appropriate for judges to engage in this kind of analysis.
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Morrison struck out as a pinch hitter in the seventh on a close pitch he emphatically disagreed with.
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However, some reporting in state-run media emphatically declared him the winner before the official results were out.
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"This role is completely different," Jess told me emphatically, when asked how it diverged from the princess part.
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He has claimed emphatically that Comey told him on three separate occasions that he is not under investigation.
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It is emphatically not about any individual Librarian of Congress, Register of Copyrights, member of Congress, or president.
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Ethical standards, no matter how emphatically stated, are meaningless if company culture does not reflect them in practice.
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If HTC is looking for the next mainstream play to right the ship, this is emphatically not it.
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The jazzy elements of Milhaud's music are reflected in emphatically chugging pelvises and other shifts of body language.
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After emphatically outworking Cain Velasquez, fans found it hard to believe anyone could get the better of Werdum.
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At his confirmation hearing, Benczkowski said emphatically that Stroz Friedberg, like Mandiant, had rejected the possibility of complicity.
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But Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen, when asked about Trump's prior comments, emphatically denied any politics are at play.
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The former vice president has emphatically denied those rumors, saying he has "no intention" of running for president.
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Judge Rafecas originally oversaw Mr. Nisman's complaint, and has emphatically dismissed it three times, most recently last week.
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The disturbing texts showed that when Roy hesitated, Carter emphatically told him to go through with the suicide.
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But it was the additional chorus that emphatically transformed the show into the story of its own participants.
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But there hasn't yet been a product that emphatically suggests the era of the traditional PC is fading.
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It's a defiant and necessarily abrasive statement from the Philadelphia trio with songs that emphatically combat toxic behaviors.
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Ever since, I started seeing different goals in my life that I could sort out calmly and emphatically.
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Now, once you've done that, hold said pile over the nearest trash receptacle and emphatically drop it in.
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Democratic candidates for governor, including in important battleground states like Florida and Michigan, sided emphatically with Dr. Blasey.
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"Any suggestion that Fox Sports knew of or approved of any bribes is emphatically false," the statement said.
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No, no, emphatically not, he said, getting very alarmed that I was going to quote him by name.
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"No known dietary supplement prevents cognitive decline or dementia," Dr. Joanna Hellmuth stated emphatically in JAMA in January.
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"We emphatically support the European integration process in the hope of a united and prosperous Europe," he wrote.
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But at both museums, Delacroix's agitated scenes of passion and empire speak emphatically to contemporary appetites and anxieties.
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May's plan emphatically, but in the unlikely event they changed their minds, Britain would still need an extension.
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Some believe China would be unwilling to escalate the trade war dramatically by emphatically undermining Trump's Iran crackdown.
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Mr. Cave has pushed beyond his well-known over-the-top assemblage-like "Soundsuits," and branched out emphatically.
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The unforgettable photo shows a flexing nude, smiling proudly, next to his thoroughly nonplused and emphatically clothed companion.
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Some employees alleged that white supervisors dispensed special treatment to white subordinates, a charge the company emphatically denied.
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This is not that show," Diddy states emphatically, underscoring the show's mandate to unearth "America's next big superstar.
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"We're going to pick up seats next year," Hoyer said emphatically during a press briefing in the Capitol.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Richard Dearing, the lawyer for the city, repeatedly and emphatically insisted that the city would not do so.
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But others spoke it emphatically, in full — Dylann Storm Roof — as if to hold him to full account.
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Sentiment turned emphatically to Williams, who at 37 was seeking her first Grand Slam title in nine years.
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On Monday, the Giants co-owner John Mara emphatically called for a comprehensive overhaul of his flagging franchise.
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" Throughout the joint press conference, Putin emphatically and repeatedly denied meddling in the U.S. election, saying there's "no evidence.
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"Rural producers support Bolsonaro emphatically," said Congresswoman Tereza Cristina, head of the powerful agriculture voting bloc in Brazil's Congress.
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Wade, but Supreme Court experts have little faith that he will emphatically protect that decision against incremental legislative attacks.
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"It is emphatically the duty and province of the judicial department", he wrote, "to say what the law is".
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The Times story reported that Trump had soured on Ward — a notion that Ward emphatically denied to BuzzFeed News.
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But a year ago, Mara emphatically implied to the news media that 2015 was a win-or-else season.
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In fact, if you ask white Americans whether they should be held responsible for Dear's actions, they emphatically disagree.
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We emphatically support some of his [Emmanuel Macron's] demands for changes to the European Union and the Euro zone.
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Quietly but emphatically proving Eliot wrong, Oakley went on to become one of the most celebrated muralists in America.
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They're joyful, snuggly, free-spirited, and have the ability to make even the most stoic person alive squee emphatically.
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Dr. Ramogida, in an extensive interview with The New York Times, emphatically denied any involvement with performance-enhancing drugs.
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What is abundantly clear from Trump's leadership team is that the era of "leading from behind" is emphatically over.
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Earlier this month, Trump emphatically embraced the alliance in a reversal of his campaign trail rhetoric lambasting the organization.
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We howled in ecstatic victory, and slapped high-fives across the table so emphatically it shook our plastic miniatures.
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Referee Ghislain Hebert, who is literally standing on the back of the net, emphatically signals that it's a goal.
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Although other Labour leaders have, at times, espoused similar views, Mr Gabbay has done so earlier and more emphatically.
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But they could desert Clinton just as emphatically if her candidacy came to the brink of imploding, some say.
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No, they are only emphatically against — what they apparently believe — is a union run by Germany on German terms.
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Kavanaugh has emphatically denied the allegations of Ford and two other women who have raised charges of sexual misconduct.
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She would likely rebuff Trump so emphatically only if she is sure her caucus is four-square behind her.
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Editorial Federal judges have repeatedly and emphatically refused to recuse themselves from cases because of their race or ethnicity.
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"There is no evidence that the change in law led to improved abortion outcomes," the study's authors write emphatically.
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" To which Kaz emphatically replies, while smiling and holding his cheek in his hand, "No, in E flat major.
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Sanders spoke emphatically of the injustice in forcing patients to face both their health issues and outrageous hospital bills.
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My parents weren't at all, at all, connected to anything you could call cultured,'' he says, quietly but emphatically.
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Red Dwarf embodies that type of sci-fi: science is in its structure, but its goals are emphatically human.
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McDermott is an intriguing prospect, and one who has recently dunked more emphatically than anyone ever expected him to.
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Calvi is emphatically not one of those people: she has been banging this drum for a long, long time.
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He said the Saudis had promised a "transparent" investigation of Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance and had emphatically denied being involved.
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Siggelkow has a wildly cheery disposition for someone who, emphatically throughout our entire conversation, says she makes sad music.
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Foxx emphatically denied the allegations and called them an "absurd" lie ... while also threatening legal action of his own.
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No, the man emphatically said: My cardiologist assured me that all the tests show that my heart is strong.
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It says, emphatically, "I'm too good for this" and "I'm not good enough for this" at the same time.
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But they had never scored quite so emphatically, in such a short burst, in all of their many Octobers.
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So it was, emphatically, with the Athenian empire's invasion of distant Sicily in 415 B.C., during the Peloponnesian War.
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Gerspach also emphatically affirmed Citigroup's view that the bank will reap increasing benefits from its Banamex franchise in Mexico.
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They each pulled their arms back for extra torque, then finally and emphatically congratulated each other, mentor and pupil.
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Among those biases is his sympathy for far-right influences in Europe, which Mr. Grenell publicly and emphatically shares.
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"We don't want to change one night, we want to change every night," one of them told me, emphatically.
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That may be because multiple women have accused Trump of sexual assault and harassment, allegations that he emphatically denies.
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Price celebrated Bradley's catch emphatically, and the Fenway crowd roared and gave the center fielder a lengthy standing ovation.
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But Chief Judge Beryl Howell emphatically wrote that Mueller did and Miller needed to speak to the grand jury.
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"The use of blackface is abhorrent in our society and I emphatically condemn it," Norment said in a statement.
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What can be a repetitive, exhausting, even embarrassing experience becomes emphatically less so when paired with a video game.
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Then, last week, the United States said it had downed an Iranian drone, which Iranian officials also emphatically denied.
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Then, last week, the United States said it had downed an Iranian drone, which Iranian officials also emphatically denied.
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Inside the List HACK ATTACK: The romance novelist Julie Garwood is emphatically not a member of the digital generation.
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Movie Katniss is a beautiful, glowing young woman who is the picture of health, and who is emphatically white.
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But Lampert emphatically denied on Monday that the chain's closures are a sign that it's planning to cease operations.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin emphatically rejected that move during a Senate hearing in response to a question by Sen.
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Rachel Lynde said emphatically after the funeral that Ruby Gillis was the handsomest corpse she ever laid eyes on.
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She emphatically notes that she writes and produces all her music herself, often handling the mix and master as well.
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But this video spliced together by an internet hero — showing six consecutive years of Smith being emphatically wrong — is wonderful.
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After busts and central banks, the third killer is the one that struck so emphatically a decade ago: financial crisis.
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What Gunter wasn't expecting was to be told emphatically, just a few hours into the morning, that death doesn't exist.
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He emphatically shut it down unless she agreed to put something in writing to protect him from sexual assault claims.
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Like his son, Trump has tweeted emphatically about Mueller's work, often alleging without evidence that his team was politically motivated.
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But TruNude's founder, Danai L. Pointer, emphatically has a "more the merrier" outlook on her competitors (more on that later).
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Hillary Clinton has been campaigning emphatically on the need for stronger gun controls as she pursues the Democratic presidential nomination.
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"I emphatically deny ever 'exposing' myself to Jessica Teich, whom I have considered a friend for 30 years," he said.
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Where the Oculus Go headset is "80 percent media and 20 percent gaming," the Oculus Quest is emphatically gaming-focused.
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He emphatically tweeted that he would not drop out of the race as some called for him to do so.
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She is an intelligent woman who only speaks Korean, emotes emphatically, and quickly became my favorite character to root for.
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If the West doesn't engage with this question quickly and emphatically, it may be that it isn't ours to answer.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump emphatically embraced NATO Wednesday in a reversal of his campaign trail rhetoric lambasting the organization.
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The players have stated emphatically that they do not want to fight the federation, but that they want better treatment.
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On Thursday the central bank emphatically said the high New Zealand dollar was hindering efforts to meet its inflation target.
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Richard Epstein, Professor of Law at NYU, emphatically agreed that Cards Against Humanity would not stand much of a chance.
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Indeed, the League, which is headed by Matteo Salvini, might pay an immediate price for emphatically rejecting von der Leyen.
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Daydream is emphatically not a high-end VR system, and all VR platforms are focused more on consumption than creation.
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Even though Ward's work is emphatically digital, he relied on an analog technique to help raise his first $8 million.
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Villar slid home ahead of Cabrera's throw, and the plate umpire Larry Vanover, the crew chief, emphatically called him safe.
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The Apple story is more diversified than the company gets credit for, and Tuesday night's earnings report emphatically proves it.
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She emphatically encouraged a young Egyptian woman to keep up her spirits and ambitions in the face of systemic oppression.
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Initially, the stopping power Tumenov has been celebrated for didn't translate as emphatically as it has in his later career.
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" In response to the officer asking if he was going to fight him back, Wheatcroft said emphatically, "No, I'm not.
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" He continued emphatically, "What they are introducing is chaos in international affairs and we condemn that in the strongest terms.
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On Monday, Trump's director of national intelligence, Dan Coats, emphatically said that Russia's attempts to attack the US were ongoing.
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His clothes may use elements of soft suiting and be infused with sensuality, but they are emphatically made for guys.
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"May I ask you to just step back so you can complete your answer to my question?" she said emphatically.
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The Russian sports ministry has admitted to doping problems in recent months but has emphatically denied a government-supported program.
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A fire escape is so emphatically "Manhattan" that it looks like it came from the stage set for Rear Window.
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"I emphatically state that I had nothing to do with any Russian involvement in our electoral process," Cohen's statement says.
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Apple's top lawyer is pushing back emphatically against claims the company shared its proprietary source code with the Chinese government.
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But Ms. Haley emphatically denied such a prospect when she appeared with the president at the White House on Oct.
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"Because the special counsel stated emphatically that the information that I gave to them is credible and helpful," Cohen replied.
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Most of us know our time is worth less than someone else's, but line-standing brings that fact emphatically home.
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Tillerson does not say the story is fake; Powell emphatically does, and McMaster said as much during the press conference.
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But the judge, Richard J. Leon of United States District Court in Washington, ruled emphatically in favor of the companies.
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Comcast executives emphatically asserted on an analyst call yesterday that AT&T's win had cleared the way for their deal.
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However, the report very emphatically notes that even being at the top of the ranking may not be good enough.
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The book isn't necessarily interested in solving its central mystery; what it wants to do instead is emphatically contextualize it.
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And she emphatically lived up to her prophecy with a stirring, authoritative, come-from-behind victory in the giant slalom.
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The Supreme Court, long a contested body, may now be viewed emphatically by one side as an institution under shadow.
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Indeed, she expressly and emphatically asserted the opposite, lest other elements in the speech leave any doubt on that question.
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If she's earned a reputation for falling in performance, that's only a testament to how emphatically she goes for it.
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Mr. Anaya's enemies have circulated videos that purport to corroborate some of the allegations, which the candidate has emphatically denied.
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"I emphatically deny the allegations, and it will be easily proven in court," said John Phillips, the owner of Poway.
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Performance should not be based on quarterly earnings and emphatically not in terms of whether the manager achieves guidance targets.
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It's a language great for emphatically sharing subjective feelings, so Japanese really connects to deep parts of a speaker's emotions.
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Dogs are furry love factories, made of sunshine, happiness, and sweet toe beans, and humans emphatically do not deserve them.
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Even Dancing With the Stars host Tom Bergeron has been critical of Spicer's casting, though less emphatically so than others.
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"We call on you to emphatically and unequivocally support and protect these employees to your fullest abilities," the senators wrote.
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Both Ford and Kavanaugh testified before the Senate on Thursday, with Kavanaugh emphatically and angrily denying Ford's account was true.
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Ms. Nicholas said she was emphatically pro-science, and "baffled" about the negative reaction that some people have to astrology.
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"I love teenage girls," she says emphatically, shaking her head while she bumps the ice cubes around a glass of tea.
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In a frustrated joint interview, the two showrunners declared emphatically that TJLC is not, and never has been, a real thing.
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Things are so emphatically "very busy and very happy" in Highbury, that it might seem the characters doth protest too much.
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One of its representatives emphatically told Mashable that Audi has never once — nor will it ever — beta test on the public.
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"Islam hates America," Kazan said, adding that moderate Muslims need to speak out more emphatically against radical terrorist groups like ISIS.
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Other armed groups vow more emphatically to prevent Iran from launching a bid for control of Najaf when Mr Sistani dies.
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Financial markets have already spoken, emphatically, in the hours since the 'leave' outcome in the so-called Brexit referendum became evident.
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I talked to my editors who are based in San Francisco, and they both emphatically said quilted, specifically Patagonia Nano Puff.
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Actor Richard Dreyfuss was accused Friday of sexually harassing a female colleague in the 1980s, but he "emphatically" denied the claim.
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I posed this very question on the Ask Your Server subreddit, and the comments emphatically said that it was not common.
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White House statements and speeches to foreign governments, of course, are scripted, edited and filtered; Mr Trump's tweets emphatically are not.
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Difficult as it is to absorb these images, it is in the standout moments that Sawyer's point comes across more emphatically.
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Recently, even Asia's longest-serving autocrat has felt the need to woo younger Cambodians by turning more emphatically to social media.
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"Addy's advisory board, along with author Connie Porter, unanimously and emphatically told us to begin this story in slavery," she said.
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Gordon claimed "marijuana" is a racist term ... comparing it to the n-word, which he emphatically rolled out, letter by letter.
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Klain: I emphatically disagree that the ideas and policies of progressives have weakened our party -- I think they have strengthened it.
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The jury's verdict culminates a fall from grace whose dimensions are among the most profoundly, emphatically shattering in the American saga.
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Trump referenced a video of O'Rourke campaigning in Iowa, where the candidate waved and shook his hands emphatically as he spoke.
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In a written statement, Siemens emphatically denied allegations raised in Der Spiegel about potentially withholding relevant information about the bribery scandal.
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"This is pure speculation which lacks any kind of foundation and is something which we emphatically reject," spokesman Eric Felber said.
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"I would tell you emphatically that it's working really, really well," said George Szigeti, the head of the Hawaii Tourism Authority.
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Trump emphatically claimed he saw televised news reports of Muslims cheering in New Jersey after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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What Janus has done has emphatically rejected the type of bargaining arrangements that were so congenial to the New Deal mindset.
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He backed Kavanaugh emphatically, even mocking one of his accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, at a campaign rally in Mississippi last week.
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In a recent searing opinion piece, Cheryl Thompson, an assistant professor at Ryerson University, argues emphatically that the answer is no.
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Mr. Ailes emphatically denied the charges in the suit and said Ms. Carlson's contract was not renewed because of poor ratings.
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Throughout the album, Ms. Spears's voice — no doubt still processed, but far less obviously robotic — has emphatically returned to the foreground.
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Williams closed out the match emphatically in the second-set tiebreak with two aces, her 63th and 13th of the match.
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Just because you didn't ask for advice emphatically does not mean that you don't need it, according to those who KIBITZ.
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Francesca Altunyay from Wilmington, N.C., emphatically agreed: The article illustrated the problem of teenage sexuality and sexting very clearly, I think.
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Rendón emphatically denied these allegations to Bloomberg when contacted ahead of the article's publication, and reiterated the denial after its publication.
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Every Syrian woman I spoke to emphatically stated that they could never forgive anyone who joined or supported the Islamic State.
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Mr. Mueller's report notes that his office explicitly considered absolving the president of obstruction of justice, but emphatically chose not to.
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With all due respect, Buchholz does not feel a link to the old place: "I don't think so," he said emphatically.
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It says emphatically in its financial statements that its "accumulated loss has no impact on the continued operation of the BOT".
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But there was also a sense of overall accomplishment for the Yankees, given how emphatically they have rebounded in recent days.
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After his first goal, he bounded over the advertisements lining the field to emphatically milk the applause from the traveling fans.
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To the contrary, he rather emphatically conveys that he has chosen a side — and it's not the side of LGBTQ rights.
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Sarkohi's disappearance gave a new meaning to the expression "vanishing into the thin air," as Tehran emphatically denied any foul play.
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Their knack for late thunder shows up most emphatically in the ninth inning, when they are outscoring opponents by 21-3.
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In this way, "Only Yesterday," though an emphatically local story, makes a place for itself in the pantheon of international modernism.
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What's more, the quickness with which those missiles followed the Assad regime's latest atrocity cast Trump in an emphatically decisive light.
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Senate Republicans on Tuesday emphatically dismissed President Trump's demand that they get rid of the legislative filibuster to enact his agenda.
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When asked if voters would make their choice this November based on the health of the economy, Rothfus said, emphatically, yes.
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Lieutenant Sheffler "emphatically denies the charges and maintains his innocence," his lawyer, William Vig, said in an interview on Friday night.
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Mr. Trump responded by confirming what he had denied for days: The duchess was nasty about him, Mr. Trump said emphatically.
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Fans accused the actress of giving away how Game of Thrones ended, although Turner emphatically denied it was a spoiler at all.
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"I do deserve to watch this series, and I will," I resolved emphatically to my empty flat (not aloud, not that weird).
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For Diego, being a superhero means emphatically rejecting his connections to a pan-Mexican identity and fighting against El Gallo's revolutionary vision.
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The city's deputy mayor, Ian Neilson, agrees that politics have complicated the picture, although he expressed this view less emphatically than Turton.
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"There is no historical evidence that we have let in any refugee that has committed any act of terrorism," she said emphatically.
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Chicago coach Rory Dames, who emphatically praised his team members' commitment to the club, raised concern about the impact on the league.
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From the start, and emphatically, he removed himself from his work both as a personality and as any sort of moral judge.
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Voters in Britain and America have turned emphatically against policies associated with globalisation, such as free trade and high levels of migration.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to Dreyfuss's representatives for comment, but in a statement to Vulture, Dreyfuss "emphatically" denied Teich's claims of harassment.
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BRI emphatically drives Belt and Road countries to raise the level of development and bring benefits to people living in these countries.
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Note that this is emphatically not a worry that self-declared trans women are particularly dangerous or more prone to sexual violence.
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At the time, Kasich said "no" repeatedly to the question, emphatically denying he was setting himself up for a future presidential run.
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Jade went on to claim that five members of Cardi's entourage — though emphatically not the rapper herself — appeared at Angels on Aug.
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Castile's uncle, Clarence Castile, told the St. Paul Pioneer Press that his family is "emphatically" happy about the decision to charge Yanez.
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" Munoz acknowledged to employees that the company could learn lessons from the incident, but said: "I emphatically stand behind all of you.
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"We've all promised ourselves that we will stay the same people," she said emphatically when asked how the trio will navigate fame.
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I'm going to repeat myself, and I don't care: On Wednesday, he explicitly and emphatically encouraged Republicans to vote for Goodlatte 2.
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After all, you can imagine the racist blowback from the right a celebrity might get for emphatically declaring his support of BLM.
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Obama's office emphatically denied he had done any such thing, adding that no official in his White House had done so either.
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While Trump emphatically denies "collusion," signs suggest that Mueller can and will show that the Russians were aided and abetted by Americans.
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" Commissioner Michael Piwowar said in a prepared statement that he emphatically supported the proposal, which he referred to as a "no-brainer.
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"We are not getting a quarter back of what we are putting in, as you well know," he declares emphatically (and erroneously).
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The Illinois hospitals also emphatically denied the agency's contention that the merger would result in less choice for patients in the area.
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While Knight is a hero, Mr. Ross said emphatically, he is not a white savior of African-Americans, but a white ally.
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"I can say emphatically that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," she said.
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He gestured emphatically with his hands as he spoke, at one time pointing to a member in the crowd to find agreement.
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By the summer, Giants Coach Ben McAdoo had emphatically installed Thompson as the favorite to win the starting job at free safety.
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"Julian emphatically stated that the Russians were not involved in the hacking or disclosure of those emails," Rohrabacher said at the time.
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And while the Canadiens hoped Weber would at least be the better short-term play, Subban has emphatically murdered that notion, too.
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After pausing to reflect on the 25th Amendment, he emphatically stated that its invocation would never happen because of the political complexities.
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There's a kind of Mad Men vibe, a show of your multitasking skills, about nodding emphatically while spearing tomatoes with your fork.
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Neery's image became the embodiment of the observing ego with eyes that see through the bullshit — as she would emphatically call it.
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" The key line: "I am here to say emphatically that the Trump administration is expanding our economic engagement in the Indo-Pacific.
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Those moves have been met by relative silence from many Republicans who emphatically opposed the Obama administration for taking the same steps.
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During the briefing, he emphatically endorsed his government's candidate, Binali Yildirim, a former prime minister and close ally, in the mayor's race.
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Still, Mr. Arpaio said that he emphatically agreed with Mr. Trump's assertion in 2015 that Mexico sends "rapists" to the United States.
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I chose the butterfly, the more flamboyant of the two (the painting with a firmly drawn phoenix and emphatically green pines needles).
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But as some of you may have noticed, it most emphatically is now, to the loud consternation of many of our readers.
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Mr. Trump added to the crisis by emphatically siding with the Saudis on Twitter — even as his own diplomats appeared to disagree.
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He emphatically denied allegations that his batters may have worn wearable devices or buzzers to tip them off about pitches in 2019.
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The posts about Leila Janah went even further, injecting her remarkable life story into the mainstream more emphatically than when she lived.
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Joe Montana was one of the best Super Bowl quarterbacks ever to live, winning all four of his Super Bowl appearances emphatically.
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After the defense emphasized Tony's frailty, it was the prosecution's time to respond: "This is a murder case," Victoria Robinson said emphatically.
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Steinitz reiterated Netanyahu's pledge that Israel would never let Iran to build a nuclear arsenal, a line that Trump has echoed emphatically.
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"Senator Norment has emphatically condemned the racist and abhorrent photos in the yearbook, as do I," said Republican House Speaker Kirk Cox.
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If you're in need of a little black dress (cue shaking head emphatically yes now), the internet is your place to go.
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Paul Thomas Anderson's eighth feature — which may also be Daniel Day-Lewis's last movie — is emphatically and sublimely not one of them.
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A coalition of labor unions led by the AFL-CIO has piled on, too, stating emphatically in a recent letter to Sen.
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Meanwhile, activist Barbara Smith's Boston-based queer black feminist group, the Combahee River Collective, was emphatically intersectional from its founding in 1974.
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If "one country, two systems" remains the defining creed for Hong Kong's status, the first part of the formula emphatically trumps the second.
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How emphatically he carries that nationalistic message Tuesday night will signal to the world just how much of a geopolitical reshaping he intends.
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On the other hand, he was emphatically, vocally racist and anti-Semitic, which has given some contemporary fans pause when honoring his legacy.
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I completely agree that Joker is a film that isn't cognizant of its failures, and instead emphatically asserts it does not have them.
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Meanwhile Morty, now also emphatically team Deathstalker, urges his grandpa to stay so he can keep working out his issues with singlehanded decapitations.
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"Flights", Ms Tokarzcuk's seventh novel, is emphatically set in the real world: a departure from the myth-making tone of her previous work.
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Kolomoisky emphatically denies any wrongdoing, rejects the central bank's assessment of PrivatBank's financial health and said the lender was nationalized on spurious grounds.
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Poll results showed on Saturday that Iranians had emphatically re-elected President Hassan Rouhani, architect of Iran's still-fragile detente with the West.
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Another is the success of a number of emphatically pro-European political outfits, the most striking example being Emmanuel Macron's victory in France.
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" Cummings emphatically agreed with copanelist Alec Berg (Barry, Silicon Valley) who said, "To represent someone is not the same thing as endorsing them.
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Those two struggles were answered emphatically in a week that ended with Saturday's 21-216 blowout win over Oklahoma at Lloyd Noble Center.
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She had never been approached by anyone claiming to be a State Security agent, she said emphatically, and certainly never agreed to collaborate.
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"It is emphatically denied that The Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts," the statement said.
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He extends his arms more emphatically, and he seems to be committed to smaller, slighter movements in a way that he previously wasn't.
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Chicago's Tim Anderson punctuated his two-run homer off Kansas City starter Brad Keller in the fourth inning by emphatically tossing his bat.
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The offer was always emphatically declined, so we moved on to arrangements for shipment or perhaps a personal appointment at our service shop.
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When one person asked if he and Teigen ever get jealous or competitive with each other's success, he emphatically shot down the suggestion.
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Trump emphatically said "no" when asked during a joint news conference with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos in the White House's East Room.
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The police took Kuenzel in for questioning, but he emphatically denied any involvement, insisting he was at home when the murder took place.
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"I can say emphatically that partisan politics play no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," she told reporters.
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They have revealed the great work Cox did, gathering data on loneliness to emphatically prove it's not just something that affects older people.
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" Later, Elizabeth emphatically added, "Honestly, I've felt safe this entire time and if I had felt uncomfortable I would have said, 'Please stop.
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But for now let us congratulate Eddie Alvarez on his greatest achievement yet, and be glad that he silenced his detractors so emphatically.
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He spoke out even against Tiananmen, that unmentionable massacre, stating simply but emphatically that the students were right and the leadership was wrong.
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More important, the American collection has become emphatically Pan-American, and true histories, many of them not beautiful, have begun to be told.
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Other business leaders, from Bill Gates to Mark Cuban, have spoken emphatically about the role failure has had in their building their careers.
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Bill Clinton has emphatically defended the organization's work and dismissed accusations that donors received special treatment from the State Department under his wife.
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Voters emphatically rejected right-to-work legislation on Tuesday evening, making Missouri the first state to overturn such a law by public referendum.
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Voters in the three southernmost provinces emphatically rejected the draft constitution, reflecting the region's antipathy to the military and its centralization of power.
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After moderator April Ryan asked the 2020 front-runner if Obama was being used as a "crutch" for his campaign, Biden responded emphatically.
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Emphatically two-dimensional with strong elements of cartoon, it says "This is mere fantasy" at the same time as it fills your heart.
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That virtuosity has been even more salient at these Olympic Games, where sports like gymnastics have so emphatically embraced acrobatic force over grace.
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Asked whether they blame the president or the EU for causing Harley's offshoring decision, most say emphatically that they blame only the Europeans.
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Ms. Stevens, the bar association spokeswoman, emphatically denied that the fear of a libel suit had played any role in the association's objections.
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She is emphatically not the morally enlightened quadriplegic, not the person whose suffering can be made into a vessel for other people's metaphors.
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Most Americans emphatically did not regard low-income, LGBTQ, and minority citizens at the epicenters of these crises as recognizably similar to themselves.
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If there was still any cobwebs of resentment about the way things had gone during the day, then he blew them off emphatically.
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Judaism has never preached vertical accountability, where children must bear the guilt of their ancestors (18 Ezekiel says most emphatically they do not).
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Hindsight arrived one or two years later, when a largely unknown sector of that past was emphatically, unforgettably heard from — at the Guggenheim.
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Bret: Hadn't heard about the whooping crane, which, for the record, I'm emphatically in favor of preserving as a safe and thriving species.
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The film's star, Hugh Jackman, even tweeted about my question, setting off another round of fans who emphatically told me how they felt.
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It will resonate and last because, with not-so-quiet defiance, in an age of exasperation and cynicism, Dial's art emphatically reaffirms life.
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It was not clear whether Dimon had responded, though he has said emphatically multiple times that he was not interested in the role.
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"Things need to change and it starts with saying emphatically that it is never O.K.," said Ms. Hajdu, the labor minister, on Monday.
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But she emphatically did not consent to having their sex lives dragged into the spotlight, risking her professional relationships and embarrassing their children.
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The central banks of India, New Zealand and Thailand all dropped rates on Wednesday — and all of them acted more emphatically than anticipated.
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That's because he's looking for companies that are going to consistently and emphatically earn more than the rest of the market, Stuzin said.
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" Mr. Cohen emphatically denounced "white supremacy, white nationalism, Nazi beliefs and hatred of anyone based on race, religion, creed, color or sexual orientation.
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Sanders, at a forum focused on how Democratic presidential candidates would approach an increasingly conservative judiciary, said he emphatically rejects such an idea.
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Lots of them have emphatically rejected the whole notion of voting fraud, even though some have questioned the state's same-day registration rules.
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The similarities end there; the young men embody radically different visions of Dominican masculinity, one boldly self-assured and the other emphatically feeble.
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"We do believe that we have made one very strong point, very emphatically, very fair to everyone," Engler told reporters after the ruling.
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"Now two courts have ruled emphatically that we are right," said Gregory Nevins of Lambda Legal, who filed briefs in support of Zarda.
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Washington can – and emphatically should – help for the sake of the viable trans-Atlantic community and a defense of the Western world order.
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The Jackson family and his estate have emphatically denied the allegations, though neither they nor any other Jackson supporters appear in the film.
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We emphatically disagree because a health care program like Medicaid, by its very nature, must take into account whether it improves people's health.
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"That's gunshots," a man could be heard saying emphatically on a cellphone video in the nearly half-minute of silence and confusion that followed.
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They sense that America is heading in the wrong direction, but emphatically believe only their candidate has the strength and vision to change things.
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But that critical Pinkerton blueprint, of automatically hating anything Weezer do unless you're emphatically convinced otherwise, has stuck around like a tremendously awful fart.
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Another revelation: Banks revealed that Esposito is always late for filming — "The man has never been on time" — an allegation that Esposito emphatically denied.
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Krauss has emphatically denied the allegations made against him, which span more than a decade and include accusations of sexual harassment and nonconsensual groping.
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"Let me emphatically say that I do not hold any alt right views, and I denounce any implied association with that group," Sandgren wrote.
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He emphatically crossed that off the list Sunday, dominating the sport's longest race, the Coca-Cola 600, as few others have at any track.
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" As she put it, "David can feel emphatically that what he did was not racist, or a racist gesture, and I believe that's true.
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He's described the president as "totally ignorant" in failing to learn the lessons of internment camps, which Takei emphatically insists must never happen again.
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Jordan, a Republican, has emphatically denied any knowledge of Strauss's behavior and has implied that investigators have Democratic ties and are conspiring against him.
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Costamagna emphatically agrees with Mahon's way of thinking: To properly understand a painting, he repeatedly says, you need to see it in the flesh.
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Farcical without being funny, "How I Won the War" is emphatically irreverent in mocking Winston Churchill along with the pretensions of the British Empire.
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This year's show, "Big Apple Circus: The Grand Tour," is friendly, beguiling and emphatically humane, from the smallest poodle to the tallest stilt walker.
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"When they knocked on my door, all of my dreams came true," Brazile, the man nicknamed Dr. Doom, said emphatically to close his speech.
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We want to say emphatically that we do not support or endorse statements made by Minister Louis Farrakhan about women, Jewish and LGBTQ communities.
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If these mini-loops can't elicit an emphatically-quacked "Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy," from the animated octogenarian, we don't know what will.
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"There's no procedural rule book for how to talk to these people," Groff emphatically says to one of his superiors who doubts his endeavors.
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" Reaffirming the group's intention to be the first act to play The Bataclan when it reopens, Hughes emphatically declares, "have to the first group.
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It's because Captain Marvel as a character, in her image and her personality, is emphatically not designed to appeal solely to male comics nerds.
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Finland's most emphatically pro-EU party, the Green League, rose from its usual score of around 8% to 12% in local elections last month.
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Because white society just said to you, again — not like we haven't forever — but again, and emphatically, that I don't think you deserve equality.
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Certainty regarding CSRs reimbursement is the number one thing that insurance companies have repeatedly and emphatically said they need to stay in the market.
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The return of Rousey has already served its purpose: it has people talking and it has fans emphatically hoping for one outcome or another.
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When I asked Woodward if he thought that QI could be an alternative explanation for the observed EmDrive thrust, he emphatically rejected the theory.
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But salability doesn't change the fact that the last time Rockhold and Weidman fought, one of them lost as emphatically as the other won.
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Assange "emphatically stated that the Russians were not involved in the hacking or disclosure of those emails," Rohrabacher said in a statement issued Thursday.
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He might return by the end of the season, but nobody expects it — certainly not Francoeur, who said emphatically that Wright's season was over.
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Kim could ask for immediate sanctions relief as the price for simply continuing to talk, which Trump has emphatically said he would not do.
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The video then showed Ms. Bensreiti gesturing with her hands as the security employee shook her head from side to side and pointed emphatically.
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In a joint statement Thursday, the carmakers said they had all "emphatically reiterated their strong commitment to the alliance" in the last few days.
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More important, the American collection has been made emphatically Pan-American, and true histories, many of them not beautiful, have begun to be told.
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"Information about people with H.I.V. is emphatically protected in our national information network," the center said, according to People's Daily, the state-run newspaper.
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The two comedians emphatically agree that unequal pay is "wrong," but Rogen is unaware of the higher prices women pay for the same goods.
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He emphatically denied being guilty of sexual abuse and claimed to have never had oral or anal sex with anyone, contradicting victims' trial testimony.
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Even if she often veered into caricature (her obsession with marriage, her desire for a bargain, her hypochondriac tendencies), the nanny is emphatically Jewish.
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And in historic, overwhelming numbers they showed up to cast their ballots and emphatically rejected two years of the Trump-Pence administration's destructive agenda.
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That premise has been proved emphatically false, with a club formed and owned by fans now outperforming the one they were compelled to replace.
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"I think he loves you more than I do because I will never tattoo your face on my body," she told her husband emphatically.
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Mr. Hamid has denied both accusations, and in a video message last week, emphatically stated that he believed that Muhammad was God's final prophet.
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Robert Yates from Wilmington, N.C., had become more open-minded: For all of my life, I've grown up around people that are emphatically conservative.
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She emphatically tells me that mold illness is actually related to mitochondrial damage, and that she has a candidate gene that could predict susceptibility.
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After her fourth goal, she held out her fist and emphatically unraveled her fingers — one, two, three, four — before being mobbed by her teammates.
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For decades, Shick has facilitated physical conversations among her performers, allowing them to be emphatically individual while also demonstrating their commitment to the collective.
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Trump, who is known to instruct her aides to publicly hit back at reports on her behalf, had them emphatically deny Mr. Wolff's account.
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When the waiter asked us if we would like a five-ounce or eight-ounce pour of red wine, Metcalf emphatically selected the larger.
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Ethan could name every drug he'd been given, but shook his head emphatically when asked if he might want to be a doctor someday.
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But the tensions have been particularly aggravated in the month since President Trump's visit to Saudi Arabia, when he emphatically embraced its Sunni rulers.
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Dugan's allegations of harassment" and her description of their dinner "are false and Mr. Katz categorically and emphatically denies her version of that evening.
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She helped win the Cold War but was "emphatically on the wrong side of history" in favoring apartheid South Africa and opposing German reunification.
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Ciccone emphatically denies this, telling CNN she is willing to sit down with investigators, and that her attorney has been in touch with them.
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Besides, their more moderate peers are the ones who wrested seats from Republicans in districts that, like America, aren't deep red or emphatically blue.
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Justin Fairfax of Virginia emphatically denied on Monday a woman's claim that he sexually assaulted her in 2004, suggesting at one point that Gov.
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We're sure Shearer wouldn't mind us saying that he is emphatically bald, and has been losing his hair since his time at Blackburn Rovers.
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She writes: [While Duchamp] cultivated an ironically distanced self-image as an artist, [Gironcoli] regarded himself most emphatically as the auteur […] of his work.
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That said, the campaign for a second go -- also being called a People's Vote -- has gathered pace, especially since May's deal was so emphatically defeated.
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When discussing his affair with Monica Lewinsky, he emphatically lifted his right hand and arm, stating, 'I did not have sexual relations with that woman.
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Navigating the tricky world of Middle East diplomacy is tough for even the most seasoned diplomats — and Trump is very emphatically not a seasoned diplomat.
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The young progressive has emphatically voiced her distaste for Washington's status quo and has advocated for abolishing ICE, establishing debt-free college, and universal Medicare.
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With more than 800,000 followers, Bellamar's tweets about Piven then emboldened other women to come forward with stories — all of which Piven has emphatically denied.
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"Emphatically no" was the reply to the question of if any potential portfolio companies had expressed reservations about taking money from a Saudi-backed fund.
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Since it was first announced last week, Senator Sanders has gone from simply criticizing the deal online to now emphatically vowing to kill the deal.
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A ruling earlier this year emphatically favored Manila but was rejected by China, which has warned Washington and Tokyo to stay out of the feud.
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Renault, Nissan and Mitsubishi "emphatically reiterated" their commitment to the alliance on Thursday after executives met in Amsterdam for the first time since Ghosn's arrest.
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It let LGBT people control their own narratives at a time when they were barely represented in the public sphere, and viewers emphatically accepted them.
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Where he said, Christopher Steele emphatically said, he did not want President Trump to win the presidency or to become president of the United States.
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Anthony Pettis When assembling 'of the year' lists it is always tricky when a contender emphatically announces itself in the dying days of the year.
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Romero regularly goes three rounds and finishes emphatically in the third, therefore his unpolished striking skills can't be that much of a detriment, they say.
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But he also believed, emphatically, that people already knew how to create such a virus–it was just that no one had achieved it yet.
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While he voted to proceed to debate on the bill, McCain emphatically stated that he will not vote for the bill as it now stands.
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As "Dirty Water" played over the Garden speakers, Sabres defenseman Josh Gorges spoke emphatically to the officials in protest of the rare penalty shot decision.
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"Kalanick emphatically told Levandowski that Uber did not want any such information," Uber said in the court filing, adding Levandowski said he destroyed the discs.
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The court's ruling in July emphatically favored Manila but was rejected by China, which has warned Washington and Tokyo to stay out of the feud.
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The curse was briefly lifted and then reinstated, emphatically, with a song called "Fuck KD," which condemned Durant to another failed playoff run in 2014.
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At least eight copies of this softly smiling, seminude portrait exist, in emphatically Leonardesque style, and a finished drawing may show the Master's own corrections.
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In reply to the NBC interview, a Buckingham Palace statement "emphatically denied" the Duke had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts.
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On several occasions, he's hinted at trying to force Mexico to pay for the proposed border wall, an idea that Mexican officials have emphatically rejected.
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On Thursday, the 29-year-old erased that disappointment emphatically by capturing the individual title at the Sambadrome, her second gold at the Rio Games.
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WikiLeaks has denied that Russia was the source for its disclosures, and the Russian government has emphatically denied any connection with the theft as well.
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In his stump speech, and through his policy rollouts, Sanders now regularly and (more) emphatically discusses the economic hardships that disproportionately affect communities of color.
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According to those surveys, groups about whom Mr. Trump said disparaging things — including women, Hispanics and blacks — voted against him, but less emphatically than expected.
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The American artist Gina Beavers scours Instagram and the Internet for images to use in her emphatically physical work, whose ultimate subject is painting itself.
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Jordan, a close ally of the President's, has emphatically denied having any knowledge at the time that the university's sports doctor was molesting the wrestlers.
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She emphatically thanked the committee for funding NSF at record levels in 2019, a move that ignored Trump's previous requests to cut the agency's funding.
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Like most other real Democrats, I emphatically support the rights of these workers to form a union to seek better pay, benefits, and working conditions.
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There is one Bush-era policy, though, that President Obama made emphatically his own: the summary killing of suspected militants and terrorists, usually by drone.
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"I is not an easy situation - I want to say that emphatically - that the coalition partner is not pulling together with us here," she added.
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If you're a gay or bi person reading this and nodding your head emphatically, please know this: You do not need to fear your community.
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The law minister denied the blasphemy charge, even releasing a video in which he emphatically stated that he believed that Muhammad was God's final prophet.
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On one hand, he has emphatically expressed his desire to bring American troops home as soon as possible in line with his "America First" approach.
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In one of the two quartets I saw, dancers, wearing allover tights, emphatically leaned over to present their backsides to the audience in sustained poses.
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Hughes's proposal — which he himself describes as a "prosaic and incremental" expansion of the earned-income tax credit — is emphatically not a universal basic income.
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Siler emphatically shares this perspective, which made her task challenging: How to write a book that distances itself from the very subject it putatively celebrates?
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I have told him emphatically 'no,' I only like doing shows with good ratings, which as everybody knows, I only make better (by a lot).
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The Eagles have emphatically committed to Wentz going forward, but his absence from a second playoff run muddied the waters somewhat for the team's fans.
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"It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is," Chief Justice John Marshall wrote in Marbury v.
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But it's a world apart from calling CNN to emphatically accuse the leader of the free world of suffering from a specific and damning diagnosis.
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The majority of ultra-Orthodox Jews emphatically say they would never go against the advice of doctors, and health officials say most Hasidim are vaccinated.
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And by reaffirming its hostility to anti-gay discrimination (while also speaking emphatically against anti-religious animus), the court has shored up Justice Kennedy's legacy.
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Now, on the subject of cheeseburgers in paradise, do read Taffy Brodesser-Akner on Jimmy Buffett, who emphatically does not live the Jimmy Buffett lifestyle.
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But in cases where people might benefit from the kind of conflict resolution that the education system has so emphatically embraced, the action seems counterproductive.
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But the unbridgeable difference is that the National Rally, like other groups on the far right, emphatically opposes any multinational agreements to combat climate change.
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But she emphatically denied conspiring with Ms. Park to collect bribes and said she hoped that Ms. Park would clear her name through the trial.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, has emphatically stated he is against changing senate rules to initiate a nuclear option for the legislative filibuster.
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Three times this year, Parliament emphatically rejected the withdrawal deal that Theresa May negotiated with Brussels as prime minister, ultimately forcing her to step down.
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Vasari tells us that the young Leonardo was gorgeous, polymathically gifted, and, after being publicly accused of abusing a younger man, candidly, even emphatically gay.
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As Mr. Ballhaus made plain in interviews and throughout his work, the photographic stasis that some cinematographers seemed to favor was emphatically not for him.
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When she's not sleeping, she's engaged in emphatically boring activities, like drinking a glass of tap water or feeling guilty about not calling a relative.
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President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, emphatically denied any involvement with Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 election in a public statement on Tuesday.
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" Theron also talked about having to recreate some of Kelly's most controversial comments in the interview, including the time Kelly emphatically pronounced Santa as "white.
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It said: American Media emphatically rejects any assertion that its reporting was instigated, dictated or influenced in any manner by external forces, political or otherwise.
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Mr. Fairfax, who has retained lawyers to assist him, has emphatically denied the allegation and argued that there is no corroborating evidence to support it.
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The military officials knew it wasn't led by Afghans, but they still emphatically made this false assertion and expected the press to repeat the phrase.
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The 19-year-old left-hander's dream run in Paris was ended emphatically by Australia's Ashleigh Barty on Saturday, Vondrousova going down 6-1 6-3.
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"Since this dispute began in June, our fears about its potential to rip families apart have been cruelly and emphatically realized," Maalouf said in a statement.
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Rockets keep playoff hopes alive with win over Timberwolves MINNEAPOLIS — Needing a win to keep their playoff hopes alive, the Houston Rockets did their part, emphatically.
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I have also emphatically stated that ultimately it was up to individuals to assess if the totality of his history made him worthy of their vote.
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"It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department", wrote John Marshall, America's fourth chief justice, in 1803, "to say what the law is".
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While the World's Fair indeed focused on futurism and space-age achievements, this monument would have pushed the event even more emphatically toward the galaxies. —S.
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At a minimum, every leader with a platform should quickly, publicly and emphatically condemn the march toward political violence that Trump has encouraged for years now.
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"I mentioned that to him and he said emphatically, at the top of his lungs, 'That's a terrible thing to say about anybody,'" Mr. Showalter said.
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"HKBA calls on the government to respond in a sincere way to the demands of the community voiced so emphatically over the past weeks," it said.
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But "the source said emphatically that any attempt to classify Yemen or its citizens as a possible source of terrorism and extremism was illegal and illegitimate".
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Point72 was not immediately available for comment on the lawsuit, but it told The New York Times that it "emphatically denies" Bonner's allegations in the lawsuit.
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"This is, emphatically, not a fair correlation between the consumption of music and the value that it is generating for artists, creators and investors," Moore wrote.
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Leaving Neverland has drawn criticism from members of Jackson's family, including his brothers Tito, 65, Marlon, 61, and Jackie, who emphatically deny any allegations of abuse.
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While a victory for Macron had been widely forecast by polls, bookmakers and prediction markets alike, investors nevertheless were relieved that he had won so emphatically.
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Home prices continue to move higher as well, but, "It's not a bubble," said Kelman emphatically, who cites tight credit as keeping the bubble at bay.
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In his responses, Wray repeatedly and emphatically promised his commitment to running the agency without outside influence and with high standards or he would step down.
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However, the billionaire businessman, who cannot be prime minister in a future government because of a 2013 tax fraud conviction, emphatically ruled this out on Thursday.
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Denise White, Winslow's publicist, said Saturday that his June 7 arrest "came down to a neighbor overreacting" and that her client "emphatically denies" any burglary attempt.
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Editorial The Supreme Court has said emphatically that it is morally and constitutionally wrong to equate offenses committed by adolescents with those carried out by adults.
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Michael Bennet (D-Colo.), who is considering a presidential run, emphatically warned Democrats to back away from this idea during an interview with The Washington Post.
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Suggesting a seascape, a hellscape and occasionally the outskirts of Newark, these low-budget visions are as otherworldly as anything in "Toruk," though emphatically less lush.
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As we hiked a trail to Vodno, the 3,497-foot mountain to the city's southwest, my friend Aleksandar Donev, born and raised in Skopje, spoke emphatically.
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" On whether he stood with the prime minister's perceived hardline approach to Brexit talks and the border question, he said emphatically: "Oh we will of course.
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Katie Nixon, who oversees $300 billion in wealth as the chief investment officer of Northern Trust Wealth Management, says she&aposs emphatically in the former camp.
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Last week, Mr. Duterte sharply criticized Ms. de Lima, calling her immoral and accusing her of receiving money from drug dealers, a charge she emphatically denies.
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Yet as we hear of animals being skinned alive and see a bludgeoned pup linger in agony, any pro-hunt argument seems emphatically beside the point.
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Morell, who supported former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, emphatically denied a connection between the Trump campaign and Russia earlier this month.
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National Institutes of Health director Dr. Francis Collins was invited to the podium to make brief remarks, and he emphatically said something the first lady didn't.
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His victories as an amateur and as a professional outside of the UFC tended to come quickly and emphatically, but the level of opposition was poor.
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" Asked why he should be believed, Cohen replied, "Because the special counsel stated emphatically that the information that I gave to them is credible and helpful.
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There's nothing wrong with going after the other party's constituencies if those constituencies enjoy unearned privileges, which professionals in blue states (this columnist included) emphatically do.
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Since the scandal emerged, Jordan has emphatically denied that he knew anything about Strauss' abuse during his own years working at OSU, between 19793 and 21979.
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Ajay Brewer, a 35-year-old businessman in Richmond, said he was emphatically opposed to Sanders' support for a federal minimum wage of $15-an-hour.
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Maude's brand emphatically isn't about girl-power catchphrases, nor does it adopt the enthusiastic "omg yay sex!" approach of many specifically women-focused sex toy brands.
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I was not distracted; I didn't even have my phone with me — as I would later point out, perhaps a little too emphatically, to my wife.
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The idea that biblical religion has always proposed is emphatically not that you can tell whether a people is chosen by the virtue of their leaders.
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The collection Ms. Noel will show on Wednesday will be infused, intermittently, with a message of uplift, one emphatically in tune with Ms. Daniel's own outlook.
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Mr. Gulen has repeatedly and emphatically rejected having any involvement in the 2016 putsch attempt, including in an Op-Ed essay in The New York Times.
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It's perfectly in keeping with the times we live in, he emphatically said by phone recently from his 40 Acres and a Mule headquarters in Brooklyn.
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Judge Kavanaugh has emphatically denied allegations from Dr. Blasey that he tried to rape her when they were teenagers or ever committed sexual assault against anyone.
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"If someone said they would fund my campaign, in a minute that's what I would do," the Season 27 Dancing with the Stars champion says emphatically.
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In the melting pot of New York City, what better than players from the Dominican Republic (Reyes), Venezuela (Cabrera) and Cuba (Cespedes) joining forces so emphatically?
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After briefly ceding the New York baseball hierarchy to the Mets in 2015 and 2016, the Yankees emphatically cemented themselves this week as the superior club.
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He got trounced anyway, losing emphatically to Mr. Zelensky, whose own officials quickly became the Trump team's new targets in its drive to damage Mr. Biden.
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"I can't say more emphatically he's never suggested a story to anybody here, he's never critiqued a story, he's never suppressed a story," the editor said.
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The idea for this puzzle came to me as I was watching the documentary "IVERSON," which I emphatically recommend even if you're not big on sports.
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"As the White House has repeatedly and emphatically said for months, there is no consideration at the White House of terminating the special counsel," Cobb said.
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She is so emphatically not a feminist, in fact, that her team knows to parrot the line for her when she's unable to say it herself.
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After the Islanders were eliminated in the second round of the playoffs, General Manager Garth Snow spoke emphatically about how he wanted to retain all three.
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Omar keeps peddling, this resolution would name names, and be solely, emphatically focused on anti-Semitism and that member would be removed from their committee assignments.
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A senior Virginia Democrat, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said Wednesday evening that Mr. McAuliffe would emphatically reaffirm his support for the lieutenant governor.
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Speaking at an investor conference in New York, Gerspach also emphatically affirmed Citigroup's view that it will reap increasing benefits from its Banamex franchise in Mexico.
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"With respect: it is emphatically not the province or duty of courts to say whether a policy is compassionate," he said, according to his prepared remarks.
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"Otherwise, there are these very serious allegations hanging over the head of a nominee who has emphatically denied them," she said on radio WVOM in Bangor.
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Originating as a gesture of mass revulsion, it was deeply felt, smartly choreographed, memorably costumed ("pussy hats") and emphatically scripted ("Keep your hands off my body").
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"Ta, ta, ta, ta, ta," she called out emphatically and repeatedly during a recent rehearsal for George Balanchine's "Rubies," with dancers from New York City Ballet.
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What I mainly saw in the photo, though, was a young man, slope-shouldered in a floppy sweater, looking warily self-contained, and emphatically un-butch.
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That is emphatically true if you were to call him a serial killer, which evokes an image of someone meticulously planning the murders of innocent strangers.
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Yet in Pidikia, community members emphatically state they never provided consent for plantation, despite receiving land titles through the FRA for the forest inside the fence.
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Clinton, who states emphatically that she is a Methodist "person of faith," Mr. Sanders responds to questions about his beliefs by turning the conversation toward political ideals.
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I was a weird kid, emphatically telling my parents I was going to be a paleontologist, or zoologist, or comedian, or perhaps a combination of the three.
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A call to treat one another with respect is emphatically not a call to "normalize" what the Trump administration and the worst of its supporters are doing.
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" She emphatically said that Trump's statement "goes to the heart of who we are as women, our rights, our autonomy, our ability to make our own decisions.
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One of the few public figures who emphatically identifies as Catholic, former president Mary McAleese, is also a fierce critic of the church, calling it "criminally" homophobic.
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What's a mother to do when an only child emphatically proclaims: "Mommy, my little sister [the doll] should have the same things I have [too many accessories]"?
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Trump has emphatically denied the details in both articles, and a lawyer for the candidate sent a letter to the Times demanding a retraction of their story.
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Leaving Neverland has drawn criticism from members of Jackson's family, including his brothers Tito, 203, Marlon, 61, and Jackie, 67, who emphatically deny any allegations of abuse.
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At a talk this past June at the Barnes, the president of the Fletcher Street Urban Riders Club responded emphatically when audience members raised concerns about exploitation.
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You could see the Benghazi focus as the NRA's tacit admission that public opinion has shifted emphatically against its blanket opposition to any form of gun control.
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People across the music industry started weighing in on the topic ... with Charlamagne Tha God emphatically telling us the crown still belongs to Chris Brown and Miguel.
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Appearing on Howard Stern's SiriusXM show, when asked about the run (which would have seen him going for one of Michigan's Senate seats), Kid Rock responded emphatically.
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The actor was last linked to MIT professor Neri Oxman, but she recently "emphatically" denied the two were dating in a profile in the New York Times.
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Todd Frazier has emphatically put an 0-for-19 slump in his rear-view mirror, belting three homers among his six hits in the last three contests.
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In a blog post at the time, CEO Sundar Pichai emphatically denied that the Android platform was anticompetitive and warned that the EU's decision could hurt innovation.
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The big picture: The two countries' policies to address the crises have played out like a strip from Goofus and Gallant, except that Goofus has emphatically triumphed.
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Ono had been on a surge all day and emphatically capped his campaign with an ippon — judo's equivalent of a knockout — to defeat Rustam Orujov of Azerbaijan.
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When the allegations were first made, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said it was "emphatically denied" that Andrew had any form of sexual contact or relationship with her.
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For over two years, President Trump has repeatedly and emphatically stated that he did not collude with Russia, vigorously defending himself from waves of slanderous partisan accusations.
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When the allegations were first made, a Buckingham Palace spokesman said it was "emphatically denied" that Andrew had any form of sexual contact or relationship with her.
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JON PARELES Soundtrack songs for the "Charlie's Angels" movie franchise have emphatically declared that strong, independent women are sexy, and this latest iteration is joyfully on brand.
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" When I asked him would it be sufficient to overturn a long-established precedent if five current justices believed it was wrongly decided, he emphatically said "no.
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Mattis pushed back emphatically at a news conference, saying that his words were not a critique and that he'd been echoing the president's own call for unity.
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As the rise of Donald Trump over more conventional politicians has so emphatically proved: Worsening social divisions are much easier to exploit than to explain or redress.
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Following those tweets, which used the language of a formal decree, many analysts emphatically stated that a US president lacks the authority to make any such proclamation.
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And in a series of conversations, Trump fielded complaints from outside friends who said the restrictions were too much -- a point he said he emphatically agreed with.
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For many, "I Don't Want to Love" is one of Mr. Morris's masterpieces, so I'm sorry that I find it much more emphatically artful than its music.
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Where the last triennial situated itself in the digital present and future, this one is emphatically analog: oil painting, ceramics and weaving are among the preferred media.
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That's fitting for this stage of Swift's career, which has seen her emphatically taking ownership of her voice, her image, and her music, both literally and figuratively.
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"Bernie Sanders does like the idea!" he said emphatically, recalling Mr. Sanders's similar support for a public bank in Vermont, the state he represents in the Senate.
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So yes, if you had told me as a kid that I would grow up to be surrounded by blithering idiots, I would have nodded along emphatically.
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Now, they part those legs: Stepping sideways, they transfer their weight, emphatically, onto a single flat foot, leaving the other leg fully stretched from hip to toe.
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Atlanta officially sealed the win with 2108:298 remaining when Collins outmuscled three defenders for a rebound of Young's missed 3-pointer and emphatically converted the dunk.
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" Mr. Diller says emphatically that he did not learn about the Whitney plan "until after I made the decision to withdraw, so it obviously had no bearing.
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" He repeatedly and emphatically denied having no interest in doing business with McDonald&aposs, at another point in the interview dismissing the notion as "complete bulls**t.
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"The gig economy is dead [in relation to e-scooter rentals]," Leuschner says emphatically, noting that swappable battery tech means a centralised system makes even greater sense.
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I emphatically do not get what you were thinking when you cast your ballot for a man who strikes me as catastrophically unqualified to lead the nation.
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Benioff: Oh, I can tell you emphatically that I have talked to personally hundreds and hundreds of CEOs -- not just in our country, all over the world.
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That point was again driven home — emphatically — on Sunday, as New England's defenders had Rivers flailing right away, while Brady calmly picked apart the Los Angeles defense.
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Still, the College's health providers inform students, emphatically, that Plan B is not an abortion -- even if the student's own convictions might lead to an alternate conclusion.
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Northam emphatically denies being either individual in the 1984 image, but he does admit to dressing in blackface for a Michael Jackson dance contest that same year.
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"I acknowledge that the brief meeting took place, but emphatically deny discussing this topic or delivering any documents to the White House and/or General Flynn," Cohen said.
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"It shouldn't happen," says Blomfield emphatically, before underlining that its own in-house card processing technology, which powers its new current account, is already proving much more reliable.
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Neri Oxman has "emphatically" denied ever dating the Oscar winner after the two were briefly linked in the spring, in a new profile in the New York Times.
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Although many evangelical Christians voted for Mr Trump (indeed more than did for Mitt Romney in 2012), his is most emphatically not a religious movement, Mr Hamid notes.
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Barao, as a former champion, had a chance to claim a spot in the title conversation had he emphatically beaten Jeremy Stephens in their co-main event meeting.
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Which has been fun, but obviously where the rubber really hits the road (pun most emphatically intended) is when the products start showing up in the real world.
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A senior American official says that China "emphatically" lied when it promised Mr Obama in 2015 that state-backed actors would stop spying on America for commercial gain.
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They're emphatically supporting the idea that Trump has a large number of shy voters based on a potentially brilliant question they asked battleground state voters in their surveys.
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It's a statement that's as emphatically purist as it is anchored to the earth — a duality that can be applied to much of the work in the show.
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"I can emphatically say that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions," Yellen told reporters this month after the Federal Open Market Committee's two-day policy meeting.
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Volkswagen signaled on Wednesday it could take legal action against Piech, and said it "emphatically denied" the allegation that supervisory board members knew about the problem in advance.
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This eerie outfit, featuring a belt adorned with a goat's head and brightly opaque, bottomless eyes, is emphatically Irish, as banshees are creatures who appear throughout Irish folklore.
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So, if people are "scattered" and the earth is emphatically multilingual and multicultural, even before Babel, why is the tower story said to explain the invention of languages?
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That's when Game said emphatically that he thinks Lonzo is NBA ready RIGHT NOW, as in forget the rest of the college basketball season, and the summer league.
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"Democrats must clearly and emphatically embrace abortion rights, and that includes a litmus test for judges," said Rebecca Katz, the founder of Democratic consulting firm New Deal Strategies.
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"Recent news reports indicate that the Commissioner 'castigat[ed] them for straying into social policy' while 'glowering and speaking emphatically' about guns," the senators said in a letter.
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If corporations start to backslide on their zero-deforestation agreements, then conservationists are likely to let them know — loudly and emphatically — that they're doing the wrong thing. 5.
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And I plan to keep applauding us both as we enter motherhood, just as emphatically as I will someday (probably implausibly soon) cheer her return to the court.
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In addition, AMI and Mr. Pecker emphatically deny any suggestion that there might have been ... any 'partnership' created which might influence any business ties in regard to AMI.
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The current moment is an opportunity to reset expectations emphatically for those who hold power, and for them to reset expectations in their areas of influence as well.
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"It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is," Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall famously declared in Marbury v.
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Shortly before Alabama was set to certify Jones' victory over Moore, the Republican's spokeswoman railed against the process and emphatically stood by the expertise undergirding the campaign's complaint.
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John Hussman, president of Hussman Investment trust, emphatically disagrees with that school of thought — and thinks the market slowly inching its way towards the edge of a cliff.
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"Special counsel Mueller stated three times to us... that he emphatically was not saying that but for the OLC opinion he would have found obstruction," Barr told lawmakers.
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" When Bash asked if Sanders would reach across the aisle and "pick up the phone and call the White House" to promote the legislation, Sanders emphatically replied: "Absolutely.
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But what works on the pitch does not work with complex domestic and international economic strategies; Kirchner now faces a slew of corruption charges, which she emphatically denies.
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"I will always want to be honest about my own experiences," Sawayama emphatically tells me once we're safely tucked away in a mercifully cool corner of the pub.
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Mr. Rajoy was not accused of any wrongdoing, but he used his court appearance to deny emphatically that illegal payments had been made from a party slush fund.
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And so I will leave you with that and I would say it rhetorically but I would also say it emphatically, that America needs a 25-year plan.
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His embrace of femininity is conditionally accepted by the mainstream—the condition being that he emphatically prove his straightness, and that he do so as often as possible.
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It's been proven before, but never quite so emphatically as on Sunday, when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers put up 501 yards of offense and scored just 3 points.
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While the US and several other wealthy nations are at the top of the list, the report emphatically states that no country is fully ready for a pandemic.
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The tension between the moving simplicity of these dancers and their choreography's emphatically clever sophistication is among the most fascinating performer-creator relationships in the performing arts today.
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The Northern Irishman emphatically outduelled Americans Koepka and Xander Schauffele with a closing four-under 66 at East Lake en route to the biggest prize in the sport.
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Ms. Franklin belonged to the gospel church; she belonged to the pop public; she belonged to the civil rights and women's rights movements; she belonged, emphatically, to Detroit.
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"The only reason, four years later, that I'm able to get married, is that I had to learn to love myself," Cyree said, emphatically, Azure holding their hand.
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He'll face Kais Saied, a socially conservative former law professor, in a matchup of unorthodox candidates after voters emphatically rejected the political establishment in last month's first round.
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The ones that cared the most about upholding traditions, maintaining quality and so on — like Totonno's, John's of Bleecker Street, Kesté, Lucali, Una Pizza Napoletana — emphatically did not.
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It also meant repairing trust, or earning it anew, among residents who'd been told by government officials—often repeatedly, and emphatically—that Flint's water was safe to drink.
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" As the lawyer and the justice examined the language together, Mr. Landau, in a tone of pleased surprise, said, "I think I am maybe emphatically agreeing with you.
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Hence, in 1776, Abigail Adams urged her husband, in a letter, to "remember the ladies" in the nation's "new Code of Laws," which he most emphatically did not.
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The other part, and I want to be emphatically clear about this because people like to oversimplify things by saying TV makes people dumb or brainwashes gullible people.
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I find it reassuring that in a world increasingly drawn to simple solutions, so long as they are emphatically stated, wine remains intractable and beautiful in its complexity.
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Asked about race relations in his unit, Sergeant Larry stated emphatically, "There's no racial barrier of any sort here," an assessment echoed by the men in his command.
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In his public testimony before the House Oversight Committee last week, Mr. Cohen emphatically denied that he had ever wanted a White House job or a presidential pardon.
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The match got off to an explosive start when Ronaldo beat Nacho on the left of the box with a stepover, was tripped and emphatically converted the penalty himself.
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Those shortcomings led to a rare February loss three days earlier, something the Shockers put behind them emphatically with a 74-48 win over Drake at the Knapp Center.
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Now in his 30s, having previously worked for years in music, he describes himself as someone who "suddenly, emphatically and irreconcilably" left the world of clubs and drugs behind.
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"From a public health point of view, we do recognize the importance of bringing in women who would otherwise be missed," Sahasrabuddhe says, a point Horwitz emphatically agrees on.
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Last week, administration lawyers asked Hanen to stay his ruling saying they "emphatically" disagreed with the sanctions and would appeal the matter to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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I wish to say emphatically that his actions do not meet my personal approval, and I am sure they do not meet with the approval of the colored race.
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But he emphatically broke out of his slump on Saturday, going 3 for 5 with five R.B.I. — most of them coming on a grand slam in the seventh inning.
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There honestly aren't many instances in modern American politics where you can honestly think, 'That guy really should have mentioned the Nazis,' but this is emphatically one of them.
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" Yellen on politics plays no role in Fed decisions: "I can say emphatically that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen emphatically denied any political influence at the Fed last Wednesday during a press conference after the Fed's decision-making committee ended its two-day meeting.
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Yesterday's Home Run Derby news cycle began with All-Star Justin Verlander emphatically saying that the league is juicing the baseballs, adding more fuel to an already raging fire.
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Trump has also vowed to build a wall along the southern border to prevent illegal immigration and to make Mexico pay for it, a demand Mexico has emphatically rejected.
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They emphatically denied allegations of Facebook shenanigans, though they had their own reservations, and while they couldn't provide exact details of the system they used, it sounds pretty straightforward.
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The Catalan government's own pollster finds that while 70% want a referendum on the territory's future, only 48% do if Spanish government doesn't agree—which it emphatically does not.
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The Wikimedia Foundation, which founded and operates Wikipedia, is most definitely not building a search engine with an aim to compete with Google, the nonprofit organization emphatically declared Tuesday.
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The Washington Wizards emphatically announced they are still in the series with a blowout win in Game 3, but the emotion is threatening to do the team some harm.
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The gallery "emphatically refutes" Levine's claims, in the words of a statement sent to Hyperallergic, particularly the allegation that a set of Warhol prints sold to her are fake.
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During their meeting, the two men embraced and talked emphatically, so we enlisted the help of Susan Constantine, a body language and communication expert, to break it all down.
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Rather, sympathy for emphatically Not The Devil, as its resident harbinger of doom clarified in its latest episode "Harvest" in a showdown at gunpoint with ex-sheriff Alan Pangborn.
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In what she calls "probably [her] most extreme music video" (it got an 18+ restriction on YouTube), Guo's idea can not only been heard, but emphatically seen and felt.
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"The supervisory board of Volkswagen AG emphatically repudiates the assertions made by Ferdinand Piech as reported recently in the media," the German carmaker said in a statement late Wednesday.
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" If you find yourself in a situation where you're working with people who lack integrity, regardless of how great the job is, Welch says emphatically, "you must move on.
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On a medical request form, filled in on 21 December and signed by the "Sudanese community" on Manus Island, IHMS is emphatically asked to look into Faysal's case again.
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Saltgrass Steak House responded quickly and emphatically, condemning that racist message and announcing that it had banned the customer who inked those four words instead of leaving a gratuity.
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Now that the truth has been revealed, Saltgrass has again responded quickly and emphatically, correcting the record, reaching out to the customer who was wrongly banned, and firing Cavil.
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"The supervisory board of Volkswagen AG emphatically repudiates the assertions made by Ferdinand Piech as reported recently in the media," VW's supervisory board said in a statement on Wednesday.
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"When a federal employee emphatically and repeatedly engages in political activity while on duty or in the workplace, OSC takes that very seriously," Special Counsel Henry J. Kerner said.
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The Wonderful Mr. Adesanya The most notable performance of the night came from Israel Adesanya who has emphatically established himself as one of the elite in the middleweight division.
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There's no question of who committed the crime, with countless townsfolk bearing witness to it in broad daylight, and Cora openly and emphatically confessing her guilt from the start.
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"Politicians in London should take the time to reconsider the consequences of the Brexit decision — but by that I emphatically do not mean Brexit itself," Peter Altmaier told Reuters.
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In addition, AMI and Mr. Pecker emphatically deny any suggestion that there might have been be any 'partnership' created which might influence any business ties in regard to AMI.
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Aaron Holiday emphatically put a halt to the Wizards' charge, draining back-to-back 3-pointers to stake Indiana to a 100-83 lead with 703:53 to play.
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"PGGM emphatically endorses the message that 'Follow This' is giving in its proposal: the demand for Shell to show more leadership" in developing renewable energy, the pension fund said.
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The Blue Jays emphatically stomped the Rangers, who had the A.L.'s best record but fell to Toronto in the division series for the second year in a row.
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"You answered emphatically, no," Leahy said, noting that after Sessions' confirmation it was revealed by the press that Sessions had met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak on multiple occasions.
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For anyone wondering how amped one gets from breaking a world record, the handy heart rate meter in the bottom left corner clocked Darbian's emphatically beating heart at 170BPM.
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She is working her barista job, swoons when a celebrity walks in, and abruptly realizes she is late for an audition, which her boss emphatically does not care about.
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I must emphatically state that Cambridge Analytica does not condone or engage in entrapment, bribes or so-called 'honeytraps', and nor does it use untrue material for any purpose.
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"The firm emphatically denies these allegations and will defend itself in a more appropriate venue than the media," Point72, which is based in Stamford, Connecticut, said in a statement.
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"I thought, I will just convince people that it would be interesting to see me on screen and that it won't matter that I'm deaf," she recalled, signing emphatically.
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The '90s woman, confused by how her ambition was supposed to be compatible with her want for a family, nodded her head emphatically, her Rachel shimmering around her face.
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No. 1 Clemson emphatically claimed its spot in the College Football Playoff with a big victory over No. 153 Miami in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game Saturday night.
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In a video captured by NBC Sports Bay Area ... Jerry listed off all his accolades to Chuck (they're pretty good) ... and explained to him rather emphatically he's the GOAT.
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The tasting menu served here, which runs from $033 to $203 per person, is as artfully plated and elegant as any fine-dining meal, and it is emphatically Greek.
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Mr. Cox, speaking minutes before Mr. Trump, acknowledged the "horrible tragedy" of the Parkland massacre, and emphatically rejected the stricter gun regulations that Democrats and some Republicans have proposed.
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Immediately after Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Pelosi stood and emphatically ripped a copy of his speech in half, tossing it back on the lectern.
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At the same time, however, he emphatically rejected President Richard Nixon's claims then, like President Trump's claims now, that executive privilege is self-defined and potentially unlimited in scope.
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What is notable about this president's open disregard for serious learning is not that he knows nothing of any real importance, but that he emphatically wants to know nothing.
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While I disagreed with many of his arguments, often emphatically, I never found a trace of bias, bigotry, or any disrespect towards the same-sex individuals in the case.
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She's rarely shown smiling, although there are instances when she laughs emphatically, moments that feel uncomfortable and artificial, as if she were trying out an emotion she had forgotten.
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"When I asked him would it be sufficient to overturn a long-established precedent if five current justices believed it was wrongly decided, he emphatically said 'no,'" Collins said.
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" In a statement to CNN, Buckingham Palace said that "It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with Virginia Roberts.
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Perhaps if the voting parties had seen alternative models for good citizenship reinforced more emphatically throughout their own educational experiences, this question wouldn't be on the table at all.
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These are, after all, the same actors who emphatically insisted that Jon Snow was dead (when he very clearly was not) until his last, undying breath back to life.
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"As the White House has repeatedly and emphatically said for months, there is no consideration at the WH for terminating the Special Counsel," Cobb wrote POLITICO in mid-December.
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By emphatically stripping the speakers of agency over their words, the work points to the political elites' empty rhetoric, and their failure to foster effective dialogue with ordinary people.
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In a CNN town hall, Harris emphatically agreed with the idea, saying it's time we "eliminate all of that," though she's expressed openness to more incremental proposals as well.
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"The department emphatically disagrees with the sanctions orders and will seek review of this matter in the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals," DOJ spokesman Patrick Rodenbush said in a statement.
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He did so emphatically, ordering the launch a day earlier than expected so that it fell on one of China's most important holidays, the eve of the Lunar New Year.
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Update, February 12, 2018, 1:30pm: The NSA finally got back to us about this story and emphatically denies that it ever sent coded messages via its public Twitter account.
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The bodies emphatically twist and gesticulate, but they operate as a single, multi-limbed, Hydra-headed host, while the artist's looping, squiggling chalk lines reside firmly on the paper's surface.
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"No," he answered emphatically, pointing out that he opened his previous restaurant, Philippe Chow, in a building on East 60th Street that had housed seven failed restaurants in 15 years.
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"I can say emphatically that partisan politics plays no role in our decisions about the appropriate stance of monetary policy," Yellen said in response to a question about Trump's attacks.
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But in Noah's hands, this monologue was less emphatically outraged than somber, steady in its conviction that he was explaining not just the news, but a clear and absolute injustice.
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Now, having won more than frankly anyone ever imagined possible, will Sanders finally not only endorse Clinton but do so emphatically and enthusiastically while formally bowing out of the race?
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"I regret this happened, apologize to everyone offended, and state emphatically that this incident does not reflect what American University truly is," university President Neil Kerwin said in a statement.
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The most famous back-of-the-box recipe, Nestle Toll House Chocolate Chip Cookies ("You should never touch that recipe," Shapiro says emphatically) came from a restaurant in Whitman, Massachusetts.
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After decades in which Austrian politics was dominated by center-right and center-left parties, voters emphatically rejected both in the first round of the election for a new president.
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Economic peril was emphatically less important than the European Union's lack of accountability (its famous democratic deficit) and the British government's failure to follow through on promises to restrict immigration.
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This wouldn't be my words, but if you look at someone like Karl Rove, what he said emphatically was that we've been hurt in suburban districts based on tone alone.
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But in a concurring opinion in the Wisconsin case, which Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor joined on Monday, Justice Elena Kagan emphatically took a different view.
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Noting the Parisian pretensions of the characters in "The Cosmopolitans," Ms. Young and Mr. Stillman said emphatically that Paris wasn't exactly home for them, but it was certainly home base.
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But more than his dramatic arrival at the Istanbul airport, his confident speech on Saturday on top of the bus seemed to emphatically declare that he was back in charge.
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It may look as if the athletes are simply gesticulating emphatically, flinging themselves around in improbable aquatic configurations, and executing shockingly complex leg movements while upside down and not breathing.
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Mr. Banks, who has emphatically denied wrongdoing on several occasions, said on Tuesday that he had never been contacted in connection with any investigation and did not want to comment.
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Andrew and Buckingham Palace have "emphatically" denied Giuffre's accusations, telling NBC News and other outlets that the Duke of York never had any sexual contact or any relationship with Giuffre.
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Their personalities are too neatly diagramed, their conflicts too emphatically articulated, for "Boy Erased," moving though it is, to feel like more than a summary of its own noble intentions.
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The start of the third phase of Mr Mugabe's long career was emphatically marked by a constitutional referendum in 2000 that would have given him extensive extra powers as president.
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But the Hollywood Reporter begged to differ: No, by wearing that dress she was trolling her husband, because Gucci had just held a show that argued emphatically for abortion rights.
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And then she realizes that the president, who she had been so allied with and believed in emphatically, betrays her and reveals herself to be a fallible, potentially dangerous leader.
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While he's still received criticism for how he's discussed race at times, he has also more frequently — and emphatically — highlighted the impact of discriminatory policies including cash bail and redlining.
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That's why in the aftermath of Mr. Lewis's comments, the commissioner of Australia's Federal Police, Andrew Colvin, as well as a several academic experts on terrorism agreed emphatically with him.
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She let a smile at her husband drop from her face so quickly and emphatically that it was like an announcement to the world that she'd been wearing a mask.
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"Secretary Clinton emphatically rejects these offensive, hateful, and patently absurd statements about Elie Wiesel," Jake Sullivan, Clinton's senior policy advisor, said in a statement to The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday.
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For his supporters, Guaido appeared to be something of a rockstar, as they desperately tried to take selfies and cheered emphatically every time he spoke or his name was mentioned.
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"I acknowledge that the brief meeting took place, but emphatically deny discussing this topic or delivering any documents to the White House and/or General Flynn," Cohen told The Post.
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"As the White House has repeatedly and emphatically said for months, there is no consideration at the White House of terminating the special counsel," Ty Cobb said in a statement.
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Kavanaugh, who will also testify on Thursday, has emphatically denied the allegations by Ford and a second woman who said he engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior with her at Yale.
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Adi: Reopening the saga with a "technically not a sequel" sequel would be pretty unsatisfying to me, and Ridley, Isaac, and Boyega have emphatically said they're done with Star Wars.
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The talk could be a chilly one, as Trump has emphatically stated his strong support for Israel and has not clarified a position on resolving the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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"And my grandfather interrupted, 'You mean British object,'" he recalled emphatically in a family-made video recorded last year in association with the 50th anniversary of Barbados's independence from Britain.
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With her accusers rescinding their claims and Schumer emphatically denying any and all joke-stealing allegations, we should be able to give all involved parties the benefit of the doubt.
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If anything, the shock and outrage with which the public has greeted Gatti's revelations suggests that much of the public most emphatically did not want to know who Ferrante is.
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During the press conference, Trump emphatically said he won't release his tax returns because they're "under audit" — even though the IRS has said that wouldn't prevent it from sharing this information.
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Trump's openness to working with Russia before he took office appeared to sour a month later when the President said emphatically on Twitter that Crimea was "taken" by Russia from Ukraine.
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She faced just one break point — at 3-all in the second set, representing Kerber's only real opening — and shut the door emphatically with aces at 117 mph and 124 mph.
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"The decision was reached having considered the recent judgment of the Supreme Court in the Pimlico Plumbers case, and emphatically rejects the union's challenge based on this judgment," said a spokesperson.
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Evincing something of a valedictory air, Yoko Ono: Remembering the Future also emphatically points back to This is Not Here, Ono's first-ever museum exhibition, which the Everson presented in 1971.
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" While reiterating that her client "emphatically denies that this incident ever occurred," Hart argued that "even if the alleged incident had occurred, the alleged conduct she described is not sexual assault.
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American politicians have historically been wary of angering Turkey, a NATO ally that has never acknowledged the full extent of the massacres — and has emphatically denied that what happened was genocide.
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He seemingly sided with Putin over his own running mate, emphatically saying he disagreed with Mike Pence on the policy and hadn't even spoken to him about the crisis in Syria.
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After Bush emphatically said Saddam's aggression "will not stand," U.S.-led forces routed Iraq's army in the Gulf War, driving it from Kuwait while stopping short of taking Baghdad, Iraq's capital.
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"Jacinda Ardern has said emphatically that New Zealand's gun laws will change and that now is the time for that change," Police Association president Chris Cahill said in a statement online.
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Arenado bashes two homers as Rockies rout Cubs DENVER — Nolan Arenado emphatically ended his slump and his slugging drought Sunday with a four-hit game that included a memorable power display.
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It's nice to see some much-needed diversity injected into that narrative, but The Breakfast Club is a seminal high school movie, and this is emphatically not a high school story.
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LeCun, famously skeptical of the idea we should worry about AI risks, nonetheless emphatically affirms to Ford that we'll develop general AI someday, with all the implications that come with that.
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Just after the client left, she pulled me aside and emphatically stated that she never again wanted to hear me talk about a work that I did not fully know about.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Ben King earned the biggest victory of his career by emphatically out-sprinting Nikita Stalnov in a summit finish on stage four of the Vuelta a Espana on Tuesday.
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Kasich, who ended his own presidential run last week, has emphatically ruled out serving with Trump, while Perry has said he would be willing to be considered and has endorsed Trump.
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If you were a betting person, it is safe to say that when it came down to voting, Rubio would surely and emphatically vote "no" in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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He emphatically denies the allegations, saying the whistleblower was a former business partner who he said made the allegations in a push for leverage in a "malicious lawsuit" filed against Keirstead.
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So out of sync were the Warriors early that at one point Curry could be seen emphatically adding his input in the middle of the coaches' huddle and again to teammates.
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In his speech, Mr. Obama argued emphatically — rebuking Mr. Trump eight times by name — that the Republican nominee had played on Americans' fears rather than offered them solutions to their problems.
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They can pound beer, rice wine, soju, herbal concoctions, and countless other varieties of booze with a truly admirable devotion, and theirs is a culture that respects alcohol deeply and emphatically.
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The consensus of public health professionals has been emphatically in favor of definitive measures to "flatten the curve" — slowing transmission to avoid overwhelming limited health system capacity and attendant unnecessary deaths.
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As I was emphatically told in a training session before going into an enclosure with adult wolves, the one thing you definitely do not do is look them in the eye.
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"That's one reason people think it's not serious," said Valerie Steele, the director of the Museum at F.I.T. Ms. Steele, on the other hand, would emphatically urge you to rethink pink.
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And all emphatically said they wanted the federal Medicare program to be able to directly negotiate drug prices with manufacturers, an idea that has broad support from Democrats but not Republicans.
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Sanders, for instance, will have an opportunity to make the case that his vision for the presidency would be far different — he wants a "political revolution," whereas Biden emphatically does not.
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" Mr. Trump repeated this rationale, though less emphatically, in an interview with The Times in July 2017: "And he gives me a letter, O.K., he gives me a letter about Comey.
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