Mr. Kiir's faction, Mr. Machar's faction and a third faction trained by the Sudanese Army.
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No. Trump represents a faction — a large faction, but still a faction — within the Republican Party.
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Steele's camp competed against a blue-blooded Establishment Faction and a right-wing Libertarian Faction.
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They were more concerned with what this internal faction, or that internal faction, might want.
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IO places you with either the Evolved faction bent on destroying humans, or the human faction.
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These long-term effects could be from as minor as one faction not liking the player's faction because they chose to build their internal industry instead, to the player's faction changing entirely.
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There were many forces dividing us in 2016, nation from nation, faction from faction, person from person.
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Again, this business, and it's clear some faction inside wanted to screw another faction, so therefore they leaked.
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He likes pitting faction against faction, as if his advisers are competing casino operators from his Atlantic City days.
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That makes it easier for al-Barnawi's faction to recruit whereas Shekau's faction was not trusted by locals, he said.
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All the cemeteries then were for members of one faction, "August 15," because it was the faction in power then.
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Most people buried in the Shapingba cemetery supported the "August 15" faction that battled the "rebel to the end" faction.
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The liberal faction represents the heart, the conservative faction represents the mind, and the body needs both to stay alive.
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After an election loss, there is always a newly powerful faction eager to blame an establishment faction for the party's loss.
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This makes dividing the party into a Trump faction and a Ryan faction fundamentally riskier for Ryan than it is for Trump.
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Its Karachi faction is now working with AQIS -- al Qaeda in the Sub Continent, while its Baluchistan faction is working with ISK.
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The leader of Libya's eastern political faction has transferred control of ports to a parallel national oil company aligned with his faction.
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There is a faction that is notionally skeptical of Trump but functionally anti-anti-Trump, a faction that insists it's just calling "balls and strikes" and a faction screaming that the president rigged the game and needs to be thrown out.
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For many years this anti-internationalist faction, which runs from Robert Taft to Pat Buchanan, has been a minority faction in the party.
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Rather than the alternate domination of one faction over the other, he sought the sustained domination of his Federalist faction over all others.
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Mr Rees-Mogg is the most outspoken member of the socially conservative faction, which overlaps with the Brexiteer faction more than any other does.
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The party appears split over the succession with the G40 faction supporting Grace and another faction, that includes war veterans, rooting for the ousted Mnangagwa.
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C. faction stokes outrage on the left, who in turn—as Chait observes—often criticize that faction without bothering to address the limits of political correctness.
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A range of speakers from the Sanders faction made the case for Clinton, and a range of speakers from the Clinton faction made the case against apathy.
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Every political system will always have a conservative faction, and every healthy democracy needs that faction to be rooted in some combination of classical liberalism and moral traditionalism.
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Their plan is to kill the leader of one faction and blame it on the other faction, thereby causing infighting and letting Rashad swoop in to restore order.
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Dwight Eisenhower put Richard Nixon on the ticket to appease the right-wing faction of the GOP, while Ronald Reagan added George H.W. Bush to appease the moderate faction.
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Bannon represents a faction within a faction that peaked with the election of Trump and, like Trump's poll numbers, has begun to move steadily downward since the 2016 election.
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"He has promoted large numbers of his former colleagues, associates, from Zhejiang province ... this so-called Zhejiang faction is a major component of the Xi Jinping faction," Lam said.
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A faction of Tehreek-e-Taliban, or TTP, also known as the Pakistani Taliban, has claimed responsibility for the attack, according to Mohammad Khorrasani, a spokesman for the faction.
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In a letter to Worley, Perez said the DNC would recognize the results of the meeting held by England's faction and not the results of the meeting her faction held.
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Each faction provides bonuses and penalties as they ascend in power, and characters who identify with those factions get happier or unhappy based on the political fortunes of their faction.
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The faction that wants Mr Trump canonised and the faction that wants him ejected from the White House immediately remain about equal in strength, and they still loathe each other.
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Now the remaining Yazidi community is divided and militarized, with each militia backed by a different Kurdish faction, and each Kurdish faction in turn backed by a different regional power.
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So Mrs May clings on in Downing Street, weak and unstable, balancing faction against faction, protected not by any enthusiasm for her or her programme but by fear of Red Jeremy.
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In the later period of the Cultural Revolution, the Headquarters faction lost ground, while the other faction achieved total control, and retained it even after the Cultural Revolution [which ended in 1976].
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Iran's beleaguered reformist faction has tried to flood the vetting committee, known as the Guardian Council, with candidates, hoping that enough would slip through for their faction to win a majority in Parliament.
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Rule One is that no faction gets everything it wants—success requires understanding the trade-offs that lie at the heart of every hard dispute, and trying to give each faction a win.
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Many pixels have been spilled over the argument between the dominant Obama/Clinton faction of the Democratic Party and the insurgent Warren/Sanders faction on the question of breaking up large financial institutions.
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Which faction will prevail in 2020 remains an open question.
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They even take down the Prophet$ faction in the process.
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Guzmán becomes leader of the Sinaloa Cartel Pacific coast faction.
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Also, there was a huge "Never Trump" faction in America.
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Pruitt's position thus far has dismayed the more conservative faction.
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The third main political faction, the Colorado Party, gained 16.8%.
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That means the other faction goes home dejected and angry.
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Yuriko Koike, who split off to form her own faction.
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"The target was Christians," said Ehsanullah Ehsan, a faction spokesman.
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But they are still just one faction of the party.
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This faction of conservatives thinks they can strike a deal.
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One faction, the "Whigs", wanted James stopped from becoming king.
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A centrist faction can play the same role in America.
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And then there's the faction of conservatives that includes Sens.
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But Mr. Shamir and his Likud faction scuttled the plan.
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"Basically every warring faction has come together," the official said.
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The biggest winner may be ISIS's surging, bloodthirsty faction there
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Liberians living abroad, regardless of their ethnicity or warring faction.
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Bonsioli and his undersecretary are members of Italy's conservative faction.
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We will not allow an armed faction to rule us.
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After that, one Muslim faction tried to kill four policemen.
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Still, Mr. Trump is betting on firing up that faction.
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This faction is the largest single bloc in the assembly.
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At least one major faction of separatists condemned the kidnappings.
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In typical Trump faction, he sometimes overreached in the specifics.
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No single faction is strong enough to stabilize the country.
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Both oppose to the predominantly Pashtun faction around President Ghani.
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And which faction is winning Mr. Trump's war on trade?
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The Sharif faction later became the Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz).
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The faction in Turkey call themselves Ayyildiz Tim, Meyers said.
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Or what political faction, as with Hezbollah and the PLO.
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It no longer has a true "moderate" faction beyond Sen.
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The girls still in captivity are thought to be held by a faction controlled by the Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau, rather than a newer faction that has been endorsed by the Islamic State.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "Madison's genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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Based on: The "October Faction" series by Steve NilesRelease date: January 23Synopsis: Based on the comic series of the same name, "October Faction" follows the escapades of two retired monster hunters and their teenage twins.
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Mr. Chombo and Mr. Chipanga belong to a faction of the ZANU-PF party called Generation 40, which is allied with Mr. Mugabe's wife, and which jostled for control with Team Lacoste, Mr. Mnangagwa's faction.
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From the start, the Trump administration has been divided between a pro-trade faction that favors strong business relations with China and a national security faction that promotes the idea of "decoupling" the two economies.
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Ivanka Trump and Kushner were at the center of the infighting and chaos in the Trump White House's first months, leading a global-minded faction at odds with a nationalist faction led by Steve Bannon.
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He is chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, a conservative faction.
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But another faction, still sizeable, remains loyal to al-Qaeda central.
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Rebels from his faction, Jaish al-Izza, fired into the air.
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Each faction seems to enjoy the support of rival foreign patrons.
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And that makes an extremist faction a whole lot more powerful.
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One faction within AQIM also opted for ISIS, but not Belmoktar.
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What faction was I grinding to unlock that set of loot?
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Gordhan's removal is a key requirement in negotiations for Zuma's faction.
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If any one faction successfully monopolizes it, the game is over.
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A faction of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for both atrocities.
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"It allows a small faction to hold the Speaker hostage," Rep.
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They may join the faction seeking enforceable labor and environmental standards.
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Claim important buildings to earn resources for your faction in Father.
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It's really well-told and doesn't limit you to one faction.
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The more links a faction controls, the more powerful they become.
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The faction loyal to Islamic State is largely based in Puntland.
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No, not impending nuclear war with a rogue faction of Russians.
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Black re-enactors form a small faction within the overall hobby.
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If one faction disagrees, there are charges of collusion or worse.
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One faction has the upper hand and then it does not.
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RENAULT SIDE FAVOURS UCHIDA, NISSAN-FRIENDLY FACTION BACKING SEKI -TWO SOURCES
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They revolted, seeking the help of a faction of 18th Street.
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That war culminated, in 1996, with one faction prevailing: the Taliban.
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In fact, the kidnappers had no links to the Hapilon faction.
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Baghdadi become the leader of al-Qaida's Iraq faction in 2010.
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Women in the faction she pointed out declined to be interviewed.
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One faction, rather than discover their individual styles, mimicked Bruce Lee.
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Subsequent conventions would see more tussles between the "hair" faction, made up of social movements forged by opposition to the Vietnam war, and the "cigar" faction, made up of blue-collar, more socially conservative union bosses.
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Right now there's a rump faction—composed of Jon Tester, Mark Warner, Joe Donnelly, and Heidi Heitkamp—that is more moderate, relative to the dominant reform faction led by Brown, Elizabeth Warren, and Oregon's Jeff Merkley.
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Uber's board of directors has become its own Game of Thrones as faction upon faction have engaged in backbiting after Meg Whitman, a leading candidate to replace Travis Kalanick as CEO, takes herself out of consideration.
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The commander of Libya's eastern political faction has transferred control of oil ports to a national company aligned with his faction, cutting off access to the supplies from the official oil authority in Tripoli, Reuters reported.
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In recent months, the Islamic State's Afghan faction has claimed it carried out several high-profile attacks in the capital, and others have been attributed to the Haqqani Network, a Pakistan-based faction of the Taliban.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "[ James Madison 's] genius was to understand that the best bulwark against tyranny was not virtue — virtue helps, but should never be relied upon — but ambition counteracting ambition, faction counteracting faction.
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This means, then, that this incoming faction will face an enormous amount of pressure from female voters, who will expect them to be more proactive in their efforts to promote women's affairs than the outgoing women's faction.
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The anti-Trump faction, this adviser said, isn't anywhere near that threshold.
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Social Democrats on their own are the biggest faction, holding 37 seats.
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The independence faction will give the party a huge amount of pressure.
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The Hakimullah faction of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for Zaki's death.
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Not even with 13%, a small faction can never be the people.
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In Gwent, all cards except "neutral" ones belong to a particular faction.
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Ahmed Uthman, military commander of local rebel faction Firqat al-Sultan Murad.
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Dawa is the leading faction in the dominant State of Law coalition.
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The Mnangagwa faction says Mugabe should retire and Mnangagwa should succeed him.
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There is no significant "pro-engagement" faction left in the United States.
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A spokesman for a local Taliban faction claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Hizbullah was not the only faction vying for influence among Lebanon's Shias.
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A Madkhali faction in Tripoli is aligned with the UN-backed government.
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The faction also commands a legislative veto in parliament, further complicating matters.
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Muatalifa, a conservative faction, holds senior posts in Mr Rohani's own staff.
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Valls argues that his faction is locked in a struggle with the
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Most recently a small faction of the group pledged allegiance to ISIS.
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Shekau's faction is widely believed to have been behind the two attacks.
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Here, Colombia's multi-faction civil war may seem a million miles away.
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But now, that same faction might prove to be his legal undoing.
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Many suspect that cemaat loyalists teamed up with a disaffected secularist faction.
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Then again, a hard-core "ridge only" faction repudiates the valley-dwellers.
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The disruptive protests by the Black Bloc faction of antifa during Trump's
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Soon after, UCI's Chinese cultural club formed its own hip-hop faction.
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And to avoid attacks from either faction, McGuinness decided to join him.
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One, 2Fly YGz, is a faction of the national group Young Gunnaz.
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Is there some faction of active-duty military brass pushing for this?
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So is cancel culture composed of a specific "faction" of college students?
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Other members of the faction, Ms. Alcantara added, had the same goals.
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This gave birth to the so-called Generation 40 or G40 Faction.
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This makes it extremely complicated to count which person supports which faction.
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That's not an ideological bloc or a "faction" of the Democratic Party.
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A second faction wanted to keep the party a white ethnic party.
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Yet they're not the only faction talking dangerous nonsense on international economics.
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Leading figures of that faction were reportedly arrested in Harare on Wednesday.
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That faction may have just won a powerful and strident new ally.
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The protesters, in turn, do not spare any political faction their ire.
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A nationalist faction in Denmark, the Eider Danes, sought to incorporate Schleswig.
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In a multi-party system, each faction can have its own leader.
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The Shiite militia and political party is the strongest faction in Lebanon.
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The Islamic State faction, seemingly on its heels, held a weak hand.
|
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This faction also executed two International Red Cross aid workers last year.
|
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Government officials in Helmand publicly deny any support for the Renouncer faction.
|
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But Democrats now have an energetic faction actively challenging insufficiently progressive incumbents.
|
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The only faction leader who came close to an apology was Gen.
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Bloodthirsty or not, however, the mainstream media is just another elitist faction.
|
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It has since emerged as an independent faction in its own right.
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A political faction in the lower chamber have succumbed to partisan rage.
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Grenell's comments — expressing support for a political faction in Europe – were unusual.
|
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The big idea with "Power & Politics" seems to be that each faction will now have parties within it, and those parties will be more or less loyal to the faction leader depending on that leader's actions and choices.
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The GOP faction of Congress is also looking less and less pro-choice.
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But that attack was also claimed by Pakistani Taliban faction Jamaat-ur-Ahrar.
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It's sort of a refreshing new faction to see and meet those characters.
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The TTP, or Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, is the main Pakistani Taliban faction.
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Cruz is the leader of a faction; Trump is a one-man band.
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Another faction patrolled the area but didn't see anyone in need of assistance.
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The TV show "October Faction" was adapted from a comic about monster hunters.
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Mr Dutton's support comes from a hard-right faction within the Liberal caucus.
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An "abolitionist" faction wants campaigns to shut all prisons, even disbanding police forces.
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According to Serhiy Leshchenko, an MP in Poroshenko's faction, that could prove difficult.
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She was one of the main four members of the Baader-Meinhof faction.
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There is not a single "Zuma faction", but a series of overlapping groups.
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Advancement depends more on showing loyalty to the leadership than to any faction.
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And, yes, if your faction is losing, it sure looks like a swamp.
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The last two days had shown this morally bankrupt faction to be profitable.
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A faction leery of Mr Morawiecki's rise has tried to clip his wings.
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Two security sources estimated the size of Kayonga's faction at about 40 men.
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And there's a faction who sees it as a fairly thin Catholic allegory.
|
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Trump represents a faction that is a minority among the broader American electorate.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A breakaway faction of shareholders in Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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It has repeatedly clashed with the Islamic State-aligned faction in the north.
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Not too long ago, there was a third faction of the Democratic Party.
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The younger faction of my family also thought my life was in danger.
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Let's call this potentially fickle faction the "Lincoln Wing" of the Republican Party.
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"Guys are definitely much more into humiliation play and strap-ons," says Faction.
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The IWS faction will wear red, in solidarity with both workers and women.
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There is no faction to his left, pushing him out over his skis.
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" A faction of the crowd turned the line into an indictment, shouting "Cunha!
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The dead from the opposite faction, "rebel to the end," had no cemetery.
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The Islamist faction had collected tax on goods brought in through the tunnels.
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Hapilon leads a radical faction of another Mindanao-based group, the Abu Sayyaf.
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The Progressive Caucus will be the largest Democratic faction in next year's Congress.
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But it almost certainly won't come from the faction currently challenging Pelosi's leadership.
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Mr. Barnawi is apparently leading an Islamic State-endorsed faction of Boko Haram.
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The faction accounts for an estimated 8,400 of Ivory Coast's army of 24,000.
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Understandably, this largess sits well with the pro-business faction within Democratic ranks.
|
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To do otherwise was to risk displeasing an important faction of their base.
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Pakistani Taliban's Jamaat-ur-Ahrar faction has since claimed responsibility for the attack.
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A faction of first-years, including myself, also found ourselves rooting for reform.
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The Houthis are the Shiite faction being targeted by the Saudi-led campaign.
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The advisers from his 'let's keep negotiating' faction were never going to prevail.
|
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The Freedom Caucus, a faction of about 40 House Republicans, praised the deal.
|
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Third, religious conservatives are as divided as any other conservative faction over Trump.
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The raid in August targeted a Taliban faction known as the Haqqani network.
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But in late July, the pro-impeachment House faction shifted its rhetorical strategy.
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Every faction in each party will be essential in the fight for victory.
|
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A faction of pro-Brexit lawmakers within the governing Conservative Party opposed Mrs.
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Qassim Suleimani, and members of that faction, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan. Gen.
|
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Paul belongs to the Libertarian Party, a faction that emphasizes constrained government spending.
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"It's indisputable that such a faction exists among Democratic primary voters," he wrote.
|
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Bennett's far-right faction is a partner in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition.
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The Faction was a blend of natives and transplants with a charity bent.
|
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Trump has consorted with the alt-right/white nationalist faction of the party.
|
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Xi Jinping's father, Xi Zhongxun, was a key member of this pragmatic faction.
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If the pro-free-trade faction prevails, I think we do go higher.
|
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At the same time, a faction of delegates threatened to block his nomination.
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There was one faction who were thrilled to recognize this or that place.
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A faction of the Pakistani Taliban has reportedly claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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After all, in Thrones of Britannia, each faction is led by nobles who intrigue for their own advancement even as they serve their state, and each faction has its own animating politics that you have to factor into your decisions.
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Further, if you kill a faction leader or a major hero in battle, that is a loss that will resonate across the strategic situation as less capable or loyal subordinates are promoted, and charismatic faction leaders are sometimes replaced with failsons.
|
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A lot of the key RNC members were part of the "Never Trump" faction.
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It doesn't appear to have fully thrown its cards in with any one faction.
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Gates&apos Mac Block is across Halsted Street from Reese&aposs faction, called LoweLife.
|
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The more numerous Country faction is determined to make its voice heard in Birmingham.
|
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Political pundits have said Gordhan is being undermined by a faction allied to Zuma.
|
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This post is part of a Mischiefs of Faction series on the Republican Party.
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It should also demand that the faction-ridden opposition unite behind a single leadership.
|
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Despite the setback, things were clearly going well for the members of Rick's faction.
|
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A recent internal spat involving the LDP's third-largest faction could thus spell trouble.
|
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And not just for reasons of narrative convenience; they actually are the strongest faction.
|
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The Rajapaksa faction has sought to win over lawmakers to back it in parliament.
|
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This faction is open to the idea of getting it into the spending bill.
|
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He was hired to represent the public's interests, rather than those of any faction.
|
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But he is more than just the leader of a faction or a cult.
|
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Rafsanjani. But this is the game in Iran: the reformist faction has, for some
|
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However, creating a faction solely based off of gender seems a bit off now.
|
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There are no downsides to Ossoff's over-performance for any faction of the party.
|
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According to Mr Shih, the president's faction accounts for just 6% of the group.
|
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Trump's impeachment would indeed create a new faction in the party: the disaffected Trumpists.
|
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Political analysts say Gordhan is the target of an ANC faction allied to Zuma.
|
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Any faction can veto government decisions, and no single group can dominate the state.
|
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Hamas, Gaza's dominant faction, appeared to have stayed out of this round of fighting.
|
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El Chapo is gone, but his sons now run his faction of the cartel.
|
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He sidestepped blaming a specific faction in the White House for the political turmoil.
|
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In September, 19453, Hitler came across the German Workers' Party, a tiny fringe faction.
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Constitutional rights are for all Americans -- not just those in one party or faction.
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He joins a rebel faction and plans an escape; then along comes Rachel Weisz.
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Chiwenga told Mugabe he would be making his concerns about the G40 faction public.
|
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Radio clips and newspapers refer to bombings and a Red Army Faction hostage episode.
|
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The EPP, the parliament's largest multi-country faction, has so far stuck with Weber.
|
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Left unchecked, this Republican faction has the power to nullify Democratic policies going forward.
|
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For a time, the Communist Party's conservative faction conducted a campaign against spiritual pollution.
|
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Then, the Republican Party had an influential moderate faction willing to work with Democrats.
|
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That context suggests that one faction intended to use the episode to damage another.
|
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The neighborhood is unsafe to enter without permission from the resident MS-13 faction.
|
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That means faction members – on the right and the left -- face a balancing act.
|
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Nonetheless, the faction of the ANC supporting Zuma also has representation in Ramaphosa's cabinet.
|
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However, a more radical faction of mainly young protesters later clashed with riot police.
|
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A sizable faction of scientists also disputes the idea that video games are addictive.
|
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People of color, whose views were largely more moderate, became the crucial swing faction.
|
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The Jamaat-ur-Ahrar faction of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.
|
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This post is part of a Mischiefs of Faction series on the Republican party.
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Until that happens, we won't know just how many members are in this faction.
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It was a nearly suicidal act of defiance against the radical faction around Mao.
|
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Boko Haram's faction loyal to the Islamic State said later that it was responsible.
|
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Since then, a more overtly nationalist faction has become more influential within the party.
|
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In Reynosa, the CJNG has thrown its support behind a faction of Los Metros, preventing it from being defeated by the more powerful Gulf cartel faction from Matamoros, attacking from the east, or the Cartel del Noreste (CDN), attacking from the west.
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ZANU-PF is also divided: A faction associated with Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace, has been causing trouble for Mr. Mnangagwa, and one member of the faction, Jonathan Moyo, an exiled former minister of higher education, has thrown his support behind Mr. Chamisa.
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And because that faction has successfully rendered all political fights — even fights over basic facts — as vicious, zero-sum partisan struggles, another large faction of the country has simply tuned out, coming to regard politics and public life generally as corrupt and fruitless.
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It hardly helps that the "tough on crime" Republican faction has captured the White House.
|
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Carney has been criticised by members of hardline pro-Brexit faction of the Conservative Party.
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Hezbollah is a Shiite political faction in Lebanon that provides social services to its constituents.
|
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When England's faction convenes early next month, he is likely to run for Worley's position.
|
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The third ISIS faction was composed of the true religious ideologues, led by al-Baghdadi.
|
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Before the Enterprise departs, Hugh is installed as the leader of this unique Borg faction.
|
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This time, a decentralized protest movement has allowed each faction to follow their own strategy.
|
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Two days later a police officer is shot dead by a different paramilitary republican faction.
|
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On the basis of demographics, Abiy's Oromo faction boosted its representation across the federal government.
|
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Many Kurds, particularly in the other big faction, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, were wary.
|
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Many in Mr Takeshita's faction are also unhappy about the scandals dogging the prime minister.
|
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Today every faction sticks to its red lines, claiming to be speaking for the people.
|
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Each faction seeks the disguised chōjin among the student body of the fictional Myōjin University.
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It is fighting Los Salazar, the Sinaloa faction that has long held power in Sonora.
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Those are just a tiny faction of the adventures you can take this Thanksgiving weekend.
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In the early years of the American republic, the founders decried the perils of faction.
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While the law is not specifically directed at any political faction, its thrust is clear.
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At higher levels, promotion is determined in part by which faction an official belongs to.
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"The change at the top of the parliamentary faction could stabilize the chancellor," Schaeuble said.
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Thus, the influential faction of Snowden foes is largely unified, while his sympathizers are not.
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And there is a faction of the country that voted for him as a result.
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In Congress, a group of immigration hardliners have become a powerful faction on Capitol Hill.
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Second: Pelosi's small but vocal faction of opponents appears to be shrinking even more. Rep.
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Headlines * Pro-EU Tory faction to join Labour on Brexit in threat to May on.ft.
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For the moment, solidarity within the Islamic Republic's faction-ridden political elite is the priority.
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The non-systemic opposition is splintered into three main political parties and one unregistered faction.
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An attack would consolidate the IRGC's position as the preeminent faction within the state apparatus.
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Poroshenko's faction is the largest in parliament and the president also nominates the general prosecutor.
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The ANC has become increasingly divided since Zuma was ousted by Ramaphosa's faction in February.
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Another faction of Trump's team backed Giuliani, a close ally to Trump, for the role.
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Jamaat-e-Ahrar, a splinter faction of the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility for the blast.
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Sanders doesn't lead a faction — he's really a Lone Ranger in a lot of ways.
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Es Sider is protected by Ibrahim al-Jathran's Petrol Facilities Guard, a federalist armed faction.
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My brother wants the Eagles to lose by 40, but there's a #NeverPatriots faction, too.
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U. faction in his party that he promised to hold an in-or-out referendum.
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The youth league accused the general of siding with a faction loyal to Mr. Mnangagwa.
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Every critique on messaging or politics is contradicted by a different faction of the party.
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These days, I find myself steadily drifting from the contrived faction to the comfort camp.
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There are balloons and Lebanese flags and people from every religion, class and political faction.
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The political faction that represents these militias hopes to choose the next prime minister candidate.
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" Few of today's new D.S.A. members, three decades after Harrington's death, are "hardened faction fighters.
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Despite growing malice from an anti-choice faction, we kept our disagreements within the family.
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Yet that's sometimes precisely what the faction members want because it bolsters their sub-brand.
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The Conservatives are historically divided between a deeply eurosceptic faction and more pro-European members.
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However, you can only unlock the variant from one faction, and your choice is permanent.
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The pro-Christmas faction counters that "Miracle On 34th Street" came out in June 1947.
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This new political faction is already larger than the Tea Party was at this stage.
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The rise of al-Qaeda's breakaway faction, ISIS, took this threat to a new level.
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That seat ultimately went to Justice Gorsuch, keeping it in the court's right-leaning faction.
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He had the support of no identifiable party faction (no, the "alt-right" doesn't count).
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One faction circulated a video of a violent attack on a military installation in Nigeria.
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Ahmed Uthman, the military commander of a local armed faction called Firqat al-Sultan Mourad.
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My campaign actually is comprised of folks from every faction of the Democratic universe, intentionally.
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Rockefeller was the widely recognized leader of the liberal/moderate faction of the Republican Party.
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The health care debate now transitions into a new phase, dividing a small faction of the GOP that would like to be cooperative from a larger faction of indifferent or malicious Republicans who will happily let the president seek revenge by harming the public.
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So something like the Valls [France's former Socialist prime minister and an early ally of Macron's] faction and the Hollande [the outgoing French president] factions of the Socialist Party and the Juppe [an influential center-right figure in France's Republican Party] faction of the Republicans.
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So it's a very ambitious goal to remake a party in the image of a single candidate — you need to build a faction within the party, and the faction can start to exert pressure and build influence and move things in its direction policy-wise.
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The second, third, and fourth scenarios require that we accept the assumption that the reformist faction and the Iranian people (overwhelming majority of whom strongly oppose the regime) will submit to the continuation of rule by the most extremist faction of the fundamentalist oligarchy.
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While the libertarian-leaning faction associated with the Koch network and the neoconservative foreign policy faction may represent only a minority of GOP voters, Republicans can't afford to lose any of their significant factions if they hope to defeat the Democrats and win the presidency.
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Insulting them by comparisons to a right-wing faction most Democrats hate is the wrong message.
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" JACOB REES-MOGG, LEADER OF HARD-BREXIT FACTION OF CONSERVATIVE MPs "This is the vassal state.
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It could also further delay attempts by Poroshenko's faction to form a new coalition next week.
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His faction was keeping the United States and Jordan abreast of the situation on the ground.
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One faction of the party is comprised of former liberation fighters who are loyal to Mnangagwa.
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They are facing off against the party's youth faction, who are loyal to Mugabe's wife, Grace.
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Isnilon Hapilon, a faction commander from Basilan, was anointed as Islamic State's "emir" in Southeast Asia.
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GUTFELD: All right, so, there&aposs no way the Sanders faction will be okay with it.
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She was just serving an internal faction attempting to launch a coup against the Soviet leadership.
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After all, isn't the right — and especially its Trumpist, far-right faction — far more anti-Semitic?
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Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, a faction of the TTP, is believed to have perpetrated the park assault.
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A reserved former banker, Kishida, 60, hails from a more dovish faction of the conservative LDP.
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One candidate, Azmin Ali, who leads an occasionally rebellious faction, appears to have his tacit support.
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One faction of this group later relaunched itself as the Caballeros Templarios, or Knights Templar, cartel.
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Liz Truss, the chief secretary of the Treasury, is the champion of the socially liberal faction.
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The Dynasty faction, loyal to the Han and hoping for a strong Emperor, are almost nonexistent.
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Anton Gerashchenko, a lawmaker in Yatseniuk's faction, said the three-party coalition had not been formalized.
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The company's technical director and main developer of Kaspersky's antivirus software led the "tech-savvy" faction.
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Throughout the country violence is regularly meted out by one faction of the ANC against another.
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Any shred of information on this mysterious faction is going to be important in Season 8.
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In January HTS launched an offensive against other rebels in Idlib, including a Turkish-backed faction.
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Meanwhile, characters can give you contradictory goals that might ingratiate you with one faction or another.
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Mr Sánchez's Honduran faction seems more eager to sign deals, and more willing to cut corners.
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" JACOB REES-MOGG, LEADER OF HARD-BREXIT FACTION OF CONSERVATIVE LAWMAKERS "This is the vassal state.
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That's because the Golden Company is led by Blackfyres — an exiled faction of the Targaryen family.
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Bannon has functioned as a tie between the administration and the nationalist faction in Trump's base.
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Click on it, and same-faction players and even some NPCs within several yards starts dancing.
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The sooner the civil war happens, the sooner the nationalist-populist faction takes over the party.
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GERB is still the most popular political faction in Bulgaria, a European Union and NATO member.
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"The Shekau faction does not seem to have a clear ideology or any strategy," said Liewerscheidt.
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Still, it is the only faction so far to say it could back the ANO government.
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That attack was claimed by IS, and also by a Pakistani Taliban faction, Jamaat-ur-Ahrar.
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What Faction is uniquely able to create is an environment where letting go still feels safe.
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Barrio 18 Revolutionaries is a faction that broke off from Barrio 18 and now operates separately.
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These are quieter voices who don't have celebrity backers and coordinate like the faction described above.
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Please join the Mischiefs of Faction as we live-blog the results as they come in.
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His capitulation to the Clinton faction of the Democratic Party after he beat Hillary in 2008.
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"We have a fierce argument with Zionism," Mansour Abbas, who heads the Raam faction, told Reuters.
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It is all but certain that the shipments were being protected by a local political faction.
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The Fatherland faction, led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, quit the coalition earlier on Wednesday.
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Because of his advocacy for commercial space, Bridenstine is a favorite of the commercial space faction.
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The president's supporters say Mkhwebane is acting as a proxy for the pro-Zuma ANC faction.
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He is known for videos taunting Nigerian authorities and his faction uses girls as suicide bombers.
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The hardline Brexit faction has enough votes in Parliament to force a vote of no confidence.
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On one side is Mnangagwa's faction – dubbed "Team Lacoste" after the crocodile-branded French fashion chain.
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The suspended judges, the senior official said, were allied with the military faction behind the coup.
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Then, a certain faction of Jews wanted to keep the message of Jesus for Jews only.
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The small-government faction credited the establishment with a win but said the fight goes on.
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Ramaphosa's supporters accuse her of acting as a proxy for Zuma's faction, which she has denied.
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His call was echoed by Interior Minister Aryeh Deri who heads the ultra-Orthodox Shas faction.
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There's room for fast fashion, and then there's room for another fashion faction that operates differently.
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Placing eight resonators on a neutral portal means that the portal belongs to the player's faction.
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The party should avoid having "a leadership where people say it represents one faction," he said.
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Almost immediately after its debut, a faction of OG 'chatters protested the service, and rightly so.
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Unfortunately, his is a faction that has come to wield enormous influence within the Republican Party.
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That faction has been in the minority, but appeared to win the upper hand on Thursday.
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The power of the Freedom Caucus, the House's most absolutist anti-tax faction, has only grown.
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The anti-establishment faction contributed significantly to the large turnout increases in Democratic primaries last year.
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According to the Ferber faction, I was a terrible mother because I didn't sleep-train them.
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The Saudis say they are battling to rescue Yemen from a hostile faction backed by Iran.
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Players pick a faction and race when they begin the game—I've always played the Horde.
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But Hamas would remain the most powerful armed Palestinian faction, with around 25,000 well-armed militants.
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A faction of the National Liberation Army, the guerrilla organization known as the E.L.N., claimed responsibility.
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For many Colombians, the communiqué marked the first time they had heard of the E.L.N. faction.
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She heads up the King's Landing faction, and this week welcomed a mysterious new man — Capt.
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Still, fighting broke out between advancing government forces and pesh merga fighters from Mr. Barzani's faction.
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A powerful faction in the government in Iran justifies domestic oppression by referring to American bellicosity.
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As the Lacoste faction solidified the takedown of Mr. Mugabe, party officials on Sunday removed Mrs.
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If they were reasonable people, the pro-Brexit faction would now be shocked into facing reality.
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Even after that, a sizable faction fought fiercely for Mr. Zuma to complete his full term.
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The other, Phelekezela Mphoko, belonged to the rival faction, led by Mr. Mugabe's wife, Grace Mugabe.
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In return, Ben-Gurion got the support of the conservative faction for his state-building project.
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Or a sizable faction of evangelical voters who reject science as a matter of religious principle?
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A faction of the tribe is currently petitioning the Bureau of Indian Affairs for federal recognition.
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Memo to Freedom Caucus: Trump base is the American people not a small faction of obstructionists!
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The JuA has emerged as the most deadly Pakistani Taliban faction over the past two years.
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That also gives the game tons of replay value since each faction has a different perspective.
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Is such a faction coming into being on the right outside the realist and paleocon periodicals?
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It's similar to our fascination with the Red Army Faction in the '70s, with the terrorists.
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Guterres helped organize the Socialist Party, which soon emerged as the country's main center-left faction.
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Last October, the AfD became the first far-right faction to enter Germany's parliament since World War II. The leaders of Alternative for Sweden come from a faction ousted from the Sweden Democrats in 2015 after being accused of anti-Semitic comments and relationships with white nationalists.
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Still, this exchange was one of many that exposed the deep racial and cultural tensions between the moderate faction and the progressive faction today of the Democratic Party, something Biden will have to find a way to address if he hopes to maintain his top status.
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I belong to one of these factions (or to a faction within a faction; who can keep track?); I am a conservative of some sort, who fears that liberal Christianities usually end up resembling a post-inferno cathedral, with the still-grand exterior concealing emptiness within.
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He runs the Family's Bronx faction and headquarters out of his restaurant, Pasquale's Rigoletto, on Arthur Avenue.
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Labour is in the grip of a hard-left faction that combines repugnant politics with extreme incompetence.
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The faction of the military that launched the coup was seeking to block that process, he added.
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Ideologues, at least, comprise a very large (perhaps the single largest) faction of the Republican Party base.
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The leader of a smaller Gaza-based faction, Islamic Jihad, also headed to Cairo, Palestinian officials said.
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What reason does she have to allow this armed and heavily-theethed rival faction to continue thriving?
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But authorities say 19-year-old Gates was a fellow Black Disciple but from a different faction.
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Amidst intense infighting that has afflicted the Taliban in the past year, their faction was losing out.
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One faction positions itself as a beleaguered voice of dissent, bravely pushing back against some draconian orthodoxy.
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Sorbet, Kelsey's dog, is missing, and the crime has been attributed to the mysterious alt-right faction.
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It was a faction of the TTP that claimed responsibility for the attack on the Punjab assembly.
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The Brexiteer faction as a whole contains a large number of what might politely be called eccentrics.
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It is possible to divide them into three camps: Thatcherites, New Dealers and the One Nation faction.
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Instead, the head of the Trump faction of the Trump movement is a true kindred spirit, Kushner.
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In the situation room, Claire announces an ICO faction attempted to buy a nuclear device in Pakistan.
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That's a little more than one-third of the caucus: a significant faction, but still a minority.
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In theory, the alliance between the UNP and Mr Sirisena's faction of the SLFP ended in December.
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They often don't feel beholden to any ideology or faction at all, which is kind of signaling.
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Penned by a hard-line Christian faction, it accused supporters of the European Union of "spiritual treason".
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A conservative faction rebelled against Van Raalte's plan to fuse with Dutch Reformed congregations in New York.
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Here was Margaret Thatcher's favourite think-tank championing the leader of the Remain faction in the cabinet.
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Meanwhile, Aaron led a faction of Alexandirans against a separate compound, hitting it hard from the front.
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But recently the Corbyn faction have been signalling that they have no intention of giving up gracefully.
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In the nomination process for the election of 2015 he was not the favourite of any faction.
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Dole had long been known as a leader of the conservative faction of Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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It's often recognized as a bastion of the alt-right, the main faction boosting Trump's candidacy online.
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But however admirable they might be ethically, the #NeverTrump faction has shown little evidence of political intelligence.
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In the weeks since, Erdogan has accused a Gulenist faction in the army of orchestrating the coup.
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One faction was led by El Licenciado, or "the graduate," nicknamed for his university study in law.
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A breakaway faction, Jamaat ul-Ahrar, of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan or the Pakistani Taliban, claimed responsibility.
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Lucy aligned herself instead with a faction of corrupt chauvinists from the First Family's dominant Kikuyu tribe.
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The former British ambassador to Washington called his administration dysfunctional, unpredictable, faction-riven, diplomatically clumsy and inept.
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A Republican faction of QGA Public Affairs is splitting off into its own firm, called EFB Advocacy.
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The People's Protection Units (YPG) is a Kurdish faction that makes up the backbone of that alliance.
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There is a whole faction of young guys who loved "Spider-Man 2" and Dr. Curt Connors.
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"This yard is controlled by one PMF faction, that one across the road by another," he said.
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The attacks against Mueller offered by a pro-Trump faction of Republicans in Congress are transparently false.
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One faction of the magazine, led by Hertzberg, was robustly social democratic and distrustful of military adventurism.
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As Madison warned us, "The latent causes of faction are thus sown in the nature of man."
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The latter faction split from Mr. Shekau's group after an ideological dispute over killings that targeted Muslims.
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Evidently, neither faction had illusions that this unnatural social organization could be implemented on a voluntary basis.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is second to Biden in an average of national polls, defines the populist faction.
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I say this not as a member of the so-called Never Trump faction of my party.
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The other faction is based in the Lake Chad region and led by Abu Musab al-Barnawi.
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The city is under the control of the Federación Anárquica Ibérica, the FAI, a violent anarchist faction.
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Olga Chervakova, an MP in Poroshenko's faction, said Shokin returning to work was in line with procedure.
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I worked for the BBC, which has to be independent and not pushed by any one faction.
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The soldiers are believed to have fled hours after a military faction attempted to overthrow the government.
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Another faction is widely believed to be maneuvering to impose Mugabe's wife Grace as a possible successor.
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Bahceli's faction sought an injunction to block the meeting but an Ankara court upheld the dissidents' countersuit.
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It was a stunning reversal of fortune for the anti-globalist faction of the president's political base.
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We are seeing, with unsettling clarity, the limits of fidelity to a person, a faction, an agenda.
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A growing faction of game developers, however, argues that it's possible to make good games without crunching.
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But it faced stiff opposition from Mr. Babanov, 47, whose party has the second-biggest parliamentary faction.
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Maybe this anti-Obama faction also wants to ban Muslims and build walls along the Mexican border.
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Mr. Kazemi has always been an outsider in Iran's journalistic circles, never belonging to any political faction.
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Finally, the antifascist bloc edged out the far right faction and continued its march along Waterloo Bridge.
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But on Monday the Democratic Unionist Party, a faction that is crucial to the ability of Mrs.
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" But Ace Magashule, the party's secretary general and the leader of the rival faction, responded: "That's nonsense.
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We don't yet know if any one faction or coalition will have dominant strength among the delegates.
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But skirmishes with another Kurdish faction left nearly 30 dead and dozens wounded, according to local hospitals.
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Kalanick and his faction backed Immelt, while Benchmark, the venture capital firm warring with Kalanick, backed Whitman.
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"The problem here is that it can't be done by just one faction or group," Yaphe saus.
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Local fighters ejected the group only to be later dominated by a faction linked to Al Qaeda.
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Less contented, as the first electoral contest grows nigh, is that faction known as Never Trump Republicans.
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Soon after, the communist northern faction, backed by the Soviets, became the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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A breakaway Taliban faction, which publicly supports the Islamic State group, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
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In Nigeria, a breakaway faction of the extremist group Boko Haram has pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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He joined the Faction, a fan group that connected him to a cross-section of other Atlantans.
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For a vocal faction of traditionalists this spirit of boldness is already on the verge of heresy.
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There will be competition between the Márquez faction and the FARC political party to attract former combatants.
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The party, a breakaway faction of Renamo, has the potential to split the vote in some provinces.
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The documentary traces the origins of the Red Army Faction with a dizzying assemblage of archival footage.
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In 1974, he was sentenced to prison for bank robberies in connection with the Red Army Faction.
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In a statement Wednesday, Iran's Revolutionary Guard faction blamed Saudi Arabia and the US for the attack.
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"Kabul will be destroyed because every different faction in the government wants to get control," he said.
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The documentary traces the origins of the Red Army Faction with a dizzying assemblage of archival footage.
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These, along with your faction allegiance, level up independently of the Merit system as you use them.
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A spokesman for Jamaat-ur-Ahrar, a faction of the Pakistani Taliban, called Reuters and claimed responsibility.
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"I've worked on DOOM, Red Faction: Guerrilla, Psi-Ops, and Starhawk," he told Motherboard in an email.
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Members of his parliamentary faction, the Radical Party, insisted that he had been operating without their knowledge.
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Democratic life requires accepting that your own faction may be out of power roughly half the time.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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The faction Kessler represents isn't limited to the gun-toting, swastika-flaunting crowd assembled at Emancipation Park.
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British politics has always included a faction that's skeptical of deeper integration with the rest of Europe.
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Mainstream scientists and journalists see themselves as beholden to values and standards that transcend party or faction.
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Flake is unnerved by the growing power of what is often referred to as the Bannon wing of the Republican Party, an openly bigoted faction that establishment Republicans had long been content to exploit until that faction, like the lunatics in the old adage, began running the place.
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"If Hassett is confirmed, that will be a win for the corporatist, business-first faction in Trump's White House, which fights for influence in the Oval Office against the populist, America-first faction that helped Trump win the election," Breitbart News said after Hassett was tapped for the job.
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When he got his red hat, he hoped it would mark him out as a man beyond faction.
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But as analysts, they would not have recommended that Washington increase its support for one faction or another.
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Sooronbai Zheenbekov's brother, Asylbek Zheenbekov, is a member of the same faction and speaker of parliament since 2011.
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A meaningful faction of Democrats broke with the party line and signaled their intentions through the journal vote.
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But in the end, the party can only choose one nominee, and thus only one faction can win.
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And even if that faction wasn't going to unseat him in his own district, it's won the party.
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"Our four friends in Karachi riding on two motorcycles targeted Khurram Zaki successfully," faction spokesman Qari Saifullah said.
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Now a progressive faction of the internet is racing to make Spencer's fear of being memed come true.
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The one faction of the team rescued a man, his dog, and another dog abandoned by its owner.
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His famous Farewell Address of 1796 rejected appeals to "faction" that divided the country and served powerful interests.
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There's a scattering of support voiced, some from people who aren't members of the very vocal Unite faction.
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It has everything to do with, I think, where a certain faction of our country is right now.
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Maintaining some courtesy and safety ensures the radical faction of the movement retains the support of peaceful protesters.
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And after Trump loses, they'll return to their place as the most important Republican faction on national security.
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The neocon faction is disproportionately Jewish and is deeply emotionally and intellectually invested in the US-Israel relationship.
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Last year they created a new political party called Hugpong ng Pagbabago or HNP, meaning "Faction for Change".
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There's variation within the game's resistance faction, which includes an ex-Nazi still throwing off her reflexive racism.
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James Madison and Thomas Jefferson later formed the Republican Party as a direct response to Hamilton's political faction.
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Authorities say the suspects arrested for the bombing belonged to a radical faction of a Muslim rebel group.
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Taro Aso, the deputy prime minister and leader of the second-biggest faction, may fancy himself a kingmaker.
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They are equally contemptuous of her "G40" ("Generation 40") faction, a relatively younger coterie of ZANU-PF ministers.
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It's also home to the Yamaguchi-gumi Kodo-kai, a powerful faction of Japan's largest organized crime group.
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He may have hoped Tripoli's Madkhali faction, now aligned with the GNA, would help him take the capital.
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The Jusos youth faction is on a "No Grand Coalition" tour to rally delegates to reject the talks.
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Turkey is on tenterhooks after a faction of the military attempted to stage a coup on July 15.
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Turkey is on tenterhooks after a faction of the military attempted to overthrow the government on July 15.
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" Lai helped "officials in that faction identify other officials in the AFC to whom they should offer bribes.
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Jeb Bush, John Kasich and Rubio are making appeals directly to this faction of South Carolina's Republican electorate.
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Yet a loose-knit faction opposed to him may even manage to oust him entirely from the leadership.
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None of those problems have been solved yet and assuaging the concerns of one faction only alienates another.
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The faction systematically denied the existence of nuclear-weapon-related work, which further fueled international suspicions, Santoro noted.
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On Friday night, an attempted coup took place in Ankara after a military faction tried to overthrow him.
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With Trump, this minority faction not only took control of the party, but actually won the White House.
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In fact, it is because of the faction fighting that the shillelagh would become synonymous with Irish gangsters.
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The spokesman for Jaish al Islam, a dominant rebel faction in the area, said the government was lying.
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I personally encountered the hardline faction while working on immigration policy a decade ago during the Bush administration.
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But in practice, the U.S. intelligence community, led by former officials, is developing into an organized political faction.
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A faction of Democrats have already attempted to introduce impeachment articles in the House on two separate occasions.
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Though seemingly well organised at first, the plotters seemed to represent only a minority faction of military officers.
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It is unclear whether any faction in Kabul, friend or foe, would go that far for him again.
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This minority faction persists as an admonitory ghost, reminding Republicans of all the principles they've abandoned under Trump.
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