So the traditional criteria are more or less a split, with one side favoring 25 and one side favoring Lemonade.
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Republicans are more narrowly divided there, with 51% favoring a focus on alternative energy compared to 41% favoring fossil fuel production.
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They "show everything between an 8 eight percentage point margin favoring Jones and a 9 percentage point margin favoring Moore," he adds.
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It has divided Asian-Americans: Those favoring the plaintiff, Students for Fair Admissions, scuffled a bit on Monday with those favoring the defense.
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Among 18- to 29-year-olds, that rises to 91 percent favoring paid leave for mothers and 82 percent favoring it for fathers.
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Men were more inclined toward favoring pot for any use with 47 percent favoring complete legalization and 37 percent supporting it only for medical treatments.
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The game is now more physical, favoring more mature players, and also has become more team-oriented, favoring those who can afford a large support staff.
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Sixty percent of those favoring the Republican health plan believed health care was a right, but among those favoring the two Democratic proposals, support exceeded 90 percent.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll surveyed 22020 likely Democratic caucusgoers between March 22016 and 6, with a striking 27% favoring Biden and 25% favoring Sanders.
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True, it doesn't mean favoring any side of any given issue; but it does mean favoring the extremes, the conspiracy theorists, the histrionic diatribes on all sides.
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That's the size of their lead right now in the national polling average by Real Clear Politics, which shows 46.5 percent favoring Democrats and 38.7 percent favoring Republicans.
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My favorite stat: A public option is much more popular than the Affordable Care Act, with 73% favoring the former and only 51% favoring the latter, Kaiser found.
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There is a gender gap, with men favoring Republicans 56% to 40% and women favoring Democrats 53% to 43%, but that gap pales in comparison to the presidential race.
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"By favoring individuals with master's degrees, you risk favoring some industries over others," said Sarah Pierce, a policy analyst at the Washington, DC-based think tank Migration Policy Institute.
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They produced the same stark differences in expected substitution of means for firearm homicides: 90 percent for those favoring permissive policies, and 20 percent for those favoring restrictive policies.
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Additionally, the poll found that gender and educational divides continue to shape the 2016 race, with lower-educated male voters favoring Trump, and more highly educated female voters favoring Clinton.
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"There is absolutely no electoral empirical evidence whatsoever that favoring repeal of ObamaCare or favoring Medicaid reform or even repeal of the expansion … has ever cost a Republican an election," he said.
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Family leave created a similar split, with 58 percent favoring Clinton and 42 percent favoring Trump, as did support for women-owned small businesses: Clinton received 59 percent support and Trump 41 percent.
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"Data collected over the past week, with different models applied, show everything between an 8 percentage point margin favoring Jones and a 9 percentage point margin favoring Moore," Blumenthal wrote at the time.
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A solution would be favoring Google Trends, according to Bianco.
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They are favoring the ISPs, so it's just not fair.
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Some accused Aylwin of favoring stability over deeper political reforms.
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And none of the "solid" seats favoring the other party.
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Even those favoring abstention are struggling to ignite a spark.
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News favoring Clinton's presidential bid generally boosts global risk appetite.
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The city's policy of favoring the rich is infuriating people.
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He is favoring European and EM corporate bonds and Treasuries.
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Favoring one party or the other is not particularly difficult.
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It has been an ally of those favoring minimalist government.
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The split is about 70 to 30, favoring the former.
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Had rules been written into the algorithm favoring orderly arrangements?
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At least one sign favoring Trump in 2020 was seen.
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Alcohol drinkers have been generally favoring premium beer and liquor.
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Couples favoring beer or wine only should not despair either.
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Health activists have criticized the panel for favoring the industry.
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The rules favoring Senate minorities are there for a reason.
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The Monmouth survey showed them favoring Republicans by six points.
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The major Republican contenders also disagree on many of the ways they would change the code, with some favoring fewer brackets and lower rates, and others favoring the introduction of a broad-based consumption tax.
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Democrats condemned the tax measure as favoring corporations and the rich.
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Trump has denied being involved in the process or favoring Javanka.
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They fail to recognize these customs, instead favoring design over logic.
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GUILFOYLE: We&aposre supposed to be, you know, not favoring sides.
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Culturally and politically, there is significant momentum among Americans favoring legalization.
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Andromeda is favoring a more free-wheeling approach without specific classes.
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They painted outside, favoring realism and figuration when Abstract Expressionism reigned.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,685 issues fell and 615 advanced favoring decliners.
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He would have reversed a lower court judgment favoring the defendants.
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It appears Amal may be favoring this '70s trend for fall.
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He was right all along about the Constitution favoring the president.
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Recent polls nationally and in battleground states have been favoring Clinton.
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People who have been supportive of him are favoring very well.
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The politicians seem to be favoring criminals over law-abiding citizens.
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But most analysts backed the company's strategy favoring scale over profit.
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That works in reverse too, favoring California retailers in similar circumstances.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,846 issues fell and 953 advanced favoring decliners.
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The findings indicated that automated tweets favoring Trump were especially common.
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The Fed, too, has noted the trend favoring less-educated workers.
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Critics have long accused the NLRB of favoring unions over businesses.
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The military denies favoring any party saying it supports the constitution.
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Other polls have showed a similar enthusiasm gap favoring the Democrats.
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Those favoring a rapid peace process tend to draw opposite conclusions.
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He had expensive tastes in clothes, favoring name-brand polo shirts.
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The Hill: Trump sides with House conservatives in favoring shutdown message.
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At the same time, they watch what everyone else is favoring.
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But new users also seem to be favoring Uber of late.
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Republicans behave as if favoring a few will eventually help everybody.
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Nor is the A.C.A.'s favoring of red states an exception.
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Tracy helped us dial it back, favoring smoothness over going gonzo.
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Granted, we'd feel very different about white servers favoring white customers.
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I came to the caucus favoring Sanders but open to Warren.
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Sanders's campaign has repeatedly accused Wasserman Schultz of favoring Clinton's campaign.
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He sees boomers favoring Amazon's Alexa app, Google Maps and Facebook.
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But it keeps swerving unexpectedly, favoring wit and insight over formula.
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He limped badly to the locker room, favoring his right leg.
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He was famously frugal, favoring drugstore cigars and ill-fitting suits.
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But the favoring of blonde hair extended far beyond the network.
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And I usually end up favoring the console buttons and knobs.
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New Hampshire has a long history of favoring New England candidates.
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Israel has accused UNRWA of favoring Palestinians and welcomed Trump's move.
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Gottlieb also has a track record of favoring faster drug approvals.
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Among other things, Judge Eide cited bitter disagreement about the qualifications of Mr. McMillan and Mr. Jones by the six presumptive heirs, who have split into two camps, four favoring Mr. McMillan and two favoring Mr. Jones.
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The movement sees French President Emmanuel Macron's government as favoring the wealthy.
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The Colorado rookie left the game favoring his left leg but returned.
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Only 23 percent of those favoring the Republican plan said they would.
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None of the profiles promoted any messages favoring Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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He accused reporters of favoring Democrats and urged the crowd to boo.
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It is favoring candidates who smear their opponents and amplify baseless conspiracies.
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That has been the one that we are favoring at this price.
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Why is this chairman getting paid alot of money and favoring Asia?
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West also dressed casually, favoring a jean jacket, dark jeans and sneakers.
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Of course, it hardly looks like Comey is favoring Clinton right now.
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Marte rode off the field on a cart seemingly favoring his abdomen.
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Look, it's hard to fault fans and oddsmakers for favoring the Panthers.
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The point: this anti-tech attitude stems from cultural trends favoring privacy.
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All the predictions seemed to be favoring Clinton heading into election night.
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Smart strategies include favoring debt reduction over saving or downsizing your home.
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Support for leave is strongest within England, with Wales also favoring Brexit.
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The latest data shows Independents favoring the Republican nominee by 19 points.
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Last week, the same poll showed Independents favoring Clinton by eight points.
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Polls out of Massachusetts and Maine show slight majorities favoring legal pot.
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Favoring fleet tempos, Mr. Kahane played with impetuous energy and wonderful naturalness.
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Can he really become that true American star while favoring one foot?
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Recent opinion polls have shown voters in both northeastern states favoring legalization.
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That way, people can't be biased in favor of what she's favoring.
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Democrats accuse Republicans of short-changing American workers and favoring big corporations.
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Independents are split about evenly, with 403% favoring impeachment and 43% opposing.
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Do you feel that maybe Mr. Trump was favoring the Saudi side?
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Independents are split about evenly, with 42% favoring impeachment and 403% opposing.
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Still, U.S. defense leaders are not believed to be favoring those options.
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The symbolism remains too strong, favoring Israeli claims against those of Palestinians.
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He has taken stances favoring coal, which suffered during the Obama administration.
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He was favoring his left leg but returned a few minutes later.
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On the Nasdaq, it was at 3.26-to-1 ratio favoring decliners.
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Its front page stories sometimes send national events inside, favoring local happenings.
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It's a result of policy choices favoring giant companies over Main Street.
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Gorsuch has a history of favoring employers over employees in legal disputes.
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Jen Gunter: There is a cultural trend in America [favoring] hairless labia.
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After the research was complete, Wells and her team found that almost 75 percent of the cats had an obvious paw preference, with most of the girls favoring their right paw and most of the guys favoring their left.
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Zetsche said any protectionism favoring U.S. carmakers would hurt the United States more.
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Khalid said police accused them of yelling slogans favoring Pakistan and opposing India.
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He said the company benefits from consumer trends favoring vehicles with larger tires.
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And fixed-income fund managers are favoring bonds that act more like stocks.
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Normally you'd expect to see conservatives favoring local autonomy and disfavoring federal overreach.
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In Nebraska, Democrats caucused in early March, favoring Sanders by nearly 15 points.
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Instead, they're favoring lower-yielding savings and checking accounts to park their money.
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So does favoring immediate tactical gains over a greater strategic vision, she said.
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Overall, the share of people favoring Medicare for All remains steady at 56%.
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Intuitively, most people would guess that there's a sexuality wage gap favoring heterosexuals.
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"Healthcare has been beaten up, but demographics are favoring this industry," Norris said.
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They have also attacked Gorsuch's judicial history as favoring businesses and special interests.
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And his closest advisers are on record favoring cutting and privatizing Social Security.
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"Genetic ideas of favoring kin has been misused by some groups," Little says.
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I don't want it to look like we're favoring one thing over another.
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So yes, Facebook makes money by algorithmically favoring content that affirms our opinions.
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Or that the changes aren't inadvertently favoring one candidate or ideology over another?
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That would leave in place the lower-court rulings favoring the Obama administration.
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The tweet came in response to arguments made favoring stronger voter ID laws.
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Wasserman Schultz denied that the DNC is favoring the former secretary of State.
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In other words, rules that disfavor religious individuals while favoring others are unconstitutional.
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Cook rates Ohio's 22019th District with a PVI favoring Republicans by 7 percent.
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If Ms. Uwamanzu-Nna is favoring any one in particular, she isn't telling.
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Mr. Trump seized upon them as proof of media bias favoring Hillary Clinton.
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When we talk about whites favoring Trump, we tend to skip the explanation.
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But she said the bailouts had ended up favoring banks over typical homeowners.
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Clinton because polls in those states show Latinos favoring her by gaping margins.
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Women, in particular, have shifted by the millions toward favoring Democratic congressional candidates.
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Twitter leadership allegedly dismissed the colored badge solution, favoring a larger platform revamp.
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That group includes the plurality of officials favoring three rates hikes next year.
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He suggested rules preventing tech platforms like Google from favoring their own services.
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And the terms of the settlement prevent VW from favoring its own technology.
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But those favoring more U.S. engagement hope Fidel Castro's passing will remove obstacles.
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Independents are deeply split on impeachment, with 47% favoring it and 46% opposed.
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Still, there is little downside for any party in favoring talks over action.
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He found that it was not hard to draw maps favoring neither party.
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Americans favoring increasing U.S. commitments to NATO is as high as it's ever
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The Amazon PAC followed a similar path, favoring Republicans over Democrats 21-22015.
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But favoring high tariffs and a crumbling dollar was his worst economic mistake.
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The Times's Upshot graphic, for instance, moved from a high probability favoring Mrs.
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Investors will likely opt for fewer government bonds, favoring high-quality credit instead.
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Amazon is under fire for favoring its goods in its own dominant marketplace.
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The fine came after Google was accused of favoring its own comparison service.
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For the most part, Fizdale has been favoring the young players with promise.
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The paintings in her current exhibition merge division and unity without favoring either.
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"If that happens and growth remains resilient, then we may see indices remaining flat on the stock market, a rotation within the indices favoring financials…favoring small caps versus large caps, and a steepening of the yield curve," he said.
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His rulings favoring Elliott may give it powerful leverage to cut a better deal.
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President Muhammadu Buhari's critics accuse him of favoring the herders because he is Fulani.
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He was able to walk off the field, but was clearly favoring the leg.
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Still, Trump believes that he can strongarm energy markets into favoring coal once more.
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The opposition accuses Kodjo of favoring the government and asked him to step down.
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Mexico's agriculture industry is flawed, favoring a few big agribusinesses over Mexico's small farms.
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Previously, computer models were favoring a track out to sea, potentially affecting only Bermuda.
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This, then, led to favoring design and performance over the cost of the bike.
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" China, meanwhile, accused the U.S. of taking a "lopsided approach favoring China's rival claimants.
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Two judges named by Templon and Adams were suspended for favoring their country's skaters.
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Some 13,000 have died in Ukraine's war against Russian-backed militant forces favoring Moscow.
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Leaked Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails showed staffers favoring Clinton over primary rival Sen.
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From Apple's perspective, favoring large developers even more may not be a bad thing.
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The data indicates that Britons are favoring small ticket items and eschewing bigger ones.
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Viacom is also charging that AT&T is unfairly favoring the channels it owns.
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Kanye understands that as consumers we're increasingly favoring access over ownership, services over products.
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We also see white Protestant women favoring Trump by a sizable 32-point margin.
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Both Fed speakers have historically had a dovish position, favoring lower rates for longer.
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He was able to walk off the field but was clearly favoring the leg.
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While most analysts backed the company's strategy favoring scale over profit, a few disagreed.
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The vote was 503-2, with the two dissenters favoring no change to policy.
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Also, both California and Indiana have pre-existing statutory schemes favoring and incentivizing telemedicine.
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Roberts wrote in dissent that court precedent did not compel a ruling favoring Moore.
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Riace's mayor, Domenico Lucano, was arrested last year on accusations of favoring illegal immigration.
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"Early polls for 2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination are favoring Joe Biden," the strategist added.
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Compared to that June 2202 poll, responses favoring privacy have increased by eight percent.
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The factors favoring Democrats: They've flipped 35 state legislature seats since President Trump's election.
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As BuzzFeed reminds us, Trump has a history of favoring Mar-a-Lago guests.
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This can lead to claims that management is favoring its own interests over shareholders'.
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This has led to a majority of citizens favoring major changes to tax laws.
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It was about that same time that they started subconsciously favoring the "winning" deck.
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At the time, a poll had 18 percent of the citizenry favoring the idea.
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But many other ministers called for favoring "quality over speed" and urged more talks.
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Most of its spending supports House and Senate Democratic candidates favoring campaign-finance reform.
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Officials are favoring Fox News and turning down most interview requests from other networks.
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Many are counterintuitive, favoring those upsets and surprising teams that we hold so dear.
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He has taken stances favoring the coal industry, which suffered during the Obama administration.
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How many Democrats against abortion or Republicans favoring gun control are running for office?
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Suing for defamation is relatively easy in Australia, with presumptions favoring those who sue.
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Favoring the most effective drug where there are similar drugs treating the same condition.
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No one, not even Nate Silver or the Republican-favoring RealClearPolitics, saw this coming.
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Republican policies favoring the ultra-affluent, however, stand in stark contrast with biblical scripture.
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Germany is a major donor to many causes in Israel, including those favoring Palestinians.
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The International Maritime Organization's (IMO) new regulations favoring low-sulfur fuel oil effective Jan.
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Special interest groups favoring protectionism would jump on the band wagon and demand remedies.
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It united foreign-aid-favoring liberals and evangelical conservatives with ties to missionary hospitals.
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I do think that political favoring is wrong, but I think everybody does that.
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A ruling favoring the homeowners could unleash lawsuits affecting Polish banking profits for years.
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The International Maritime Organization's (IMO) new regulations favoring low-sulphur fuel oil effective Jan.
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But he was already favoring the mature styles of his grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
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Social media — heavily favoring pictures over words — controls our relative value in the world.
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Both companies say there is no favoring of specific retailers — or their own products.
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As to be expected, in the ongoing debate regarding tax reform lawmakers are generally arguing from their respective political positions: Republicans favoring tax cuts for the benefit of taxpayers and Democrats favoring continued funding of federal programs at the expense of wealthier taxpayer.
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But what if our school systems were radically different, favoring different traits other than studiousness?
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He has been perceived as favoring aggressive easing due to ties with reflationalist-minded academics.
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But Apple's favoring of big publishers is only true to a point, says Sensor Tower.
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It's not just that savvy online shoppers are favoring a business-formal wardrobe in 2016.
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It's difficult not to read this disparity as Twitter favoring wealthy businesses over smaller users.
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Therefore, the rules favoring physical capital perversely distort the allocation between physical capital and labor.
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Credit markets remained wide open, favoring not just big corporate deals but also leveraged buyouts.
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Microsoft also may be favoring the less-is-more approach with its subscription gaming service.
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Nudging the youth of Britain out of political apathy is effectively a Labour-favoring move.
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He toys with language, favoring malaprops and mispronounced words (he has a ball with "ferret").
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I kept shifting between the abstract brushstrokes and the discernible images without favoring either one.
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But lately more and more people seem be favoring a Bordeaux over a Bud Light.
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The clean and neutral lines give without taking, favoring art over distraction, and eliminating excess.
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The campaign has been relatively muted, with most posters favoring the government-led "Yes" campaign.
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That compares to 21992 percent favoring Democrats and 22016 percent supporting Republicans in March 21.5.
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It's a pity (there's that word again), because the form itself leans otherwise, favoring compassion.
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It's a unique approach to music-making, but she's not alone in favoring deep listening.
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He deeply disappointed many Americans with his constitutional jurisprudence favoring abortion and same-sex marriage.
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The widely respected Cook Political Report ranks the electorate as favoring Republicans by 903 points.
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In 2017, the EU fined Google $2.7 billion for favoring its shopping service over competitors.
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It stripped out the terrible rationalist rhetoric, favoring pure puzzle-solving in a pretty space.
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This record-shattering engagement further signals the enormous public sentiment favoring strong net neutrality rules.
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"This album features more taut arrangements, favoring heaviness over delicacy than previous releases," Furnish says.
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GOOGLE BIAS: Google is reportedly favoring its own products when users search on its platform.
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Draymond Green came up favoring his left ankle after he was fouled on a drive.
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Second, there is the particularly Trumpian problem of favoring bilateral policies in a multilateral world.
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WeWork is reportedly favoring JPMorgan over SoftBank to bail out the buckling real-estate firm.
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Women strongly favor Clinton, with 2202 percent favoring her compared with 2628 percent for Sanders.
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A low turnout in which only core party members turn up is seen favoring Sarkozy.
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Smaller focus groups commissioned by CNN and by CBS News also found audiences favoring Clinton.
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He has taken stances favoring coal, a fossil fuel that suffered during the Obama administration.
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But it looks like Motorola, at least, will be favoring Amazon's Alexa over Google's AI.
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Courts routinely rejected such arguments in these cases, instead favoring the FTC's broad enforcement authority.
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Congressional Democrats have criticized the Republican plans as lopsided, favoring wealthy Americans and corporate interests.
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Internet giants would also have to disclose if they're favoring their own services over competitors.
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Beats headphones have a reputation for favoring bass, but it's never to an obnoxious level.
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And he sometimes dressed in women's clothes, favoring maxi skirts, decorated fingernails and hair weaves.
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"The Looming Tower" is not alone in favoring a detective story over ideas and import.
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Officials say they are not favoring private plans over the original government-run Medicare program.
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Fining Google for favoring its own products sets an unwelcome precedent for other tech firms.
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Twelve percent are showing signs of recovery, possibly because natural selection is favoring resistant animals.
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The district split almost evenly between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, slightly favoring Mr. Trump.
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Men engage in politics by including, favoring, being loyal, trading favors, and protecting each other.
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The balance between Delta influences was all off, favoring the Mississippi and abandoning the Mekong.
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Favoring lyricism above substance, "All These Sleepless Nights" is almost a pure right-brain movie.
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These unaligned voters let other factors make their presidential decisions — factors now favoring the incumbent.
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Nadal acknowledged that the conditions were increasingly favoring his preferred clay-court style of play.
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At their best, the Rangers pummel their opponents by using all four lines, favoring none.
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Foreign firms already face plenty of challenges, given China's propensity for heavily favoring homegrown businesses.
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Fox's Rupert Murdoch was also seen as favoring the Disney offer, Faber reported, citing sources.
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He was shy, favoring the company of his golden retriever or, better yet, circuit boards.
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Quadra Capital Partners, which specializes in total return investment strategies, is currently favoring smaller names.
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As for the actual politicians, recent odds on BetDSI are favoring Trump, with U.S. Sen.
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Rosen has targeted that issue, as well as Heller's vote favoring the GOP tax plan.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy cast the decisive vote favoring the University of Texas affirmative action program.
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It is primarily coastal, favoring brackish waters along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Texas.
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Crapo also has advocated for trade rules favoring Idaho's potato, lumber, dairy and sugar interests.
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She says people haven't used the drug in pill form for years, favoring powder instead.
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Or, more precisely, it volitionally ignores such notions, by favoring inclusivity over any other criteria.
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The researchers put extremely biased articles favoring one candidate on page one, moderately biased articles on page two, and so on, so participants had to go to pages four and five of a five-page search to find anything strongly favoring the other candidate.
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Clinton of flip-flopping on the subject by favoring expanded gun control measures as a Senate candidate in 2000, then positioning herself alongside gun owners in opposition to Mr. Obama during their 2008 primary, before arriving at her present position favoring strict new measures.
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Though legal rulings have split, with some favoring domestic law enforcement and some favoring tech companies over the issue of warrants for data in overseas servers, both sides agree it would be a critical step forward to resolve the issue through a legislative fix.
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Farmers and biofuel producers have complained that Trump is favoring the oil industry at their expense.
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Telecoms and cable companies have accused Wheeler of favoring Google at the expense of cable companies.
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Even so, the allegedly suspect comments favoring net neutrality are far outnumbered by those in opposition.
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After all, favoring one network over another on your network sounds a lot like preferential treatment.
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Some speculate that ride-hailing will become more like airline loyalty programs, favoring higher-frequency flyers.
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" Covington, meanwhile, said she's favoring the '70s style with "neutral and muted colors, like mustard browns.
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Few Sanders supporters agree (25%), while backers of Clinton are split, with 43% favoring an increase.
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The EU accused Google of favoring its own comparison shopping service over competitors' in search results.
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Courts in the UK and Europe had increasingly moved towards favoring companies over individuals, he added.
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Since sectors like utilities have risen so much, Royce's Lipper is favoring less obvious safe choices.
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It can end up favoring pro-democracy forces, in certain situations and under the right conditions.
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Favoring services companies is the latest strategy Goldman has given clients to combat the trade war.
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That way, at least in theory, the US can influence the outcome without favoring unsavory leaders.
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Idaho and Arizona took second and third, favoring the royally approved style to more traditional cuts.
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Balderson is favored to win that election because of the district's long history of favoring Republicans.
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Still, if Trump keeps favoring traditional Republican policies over populist ones, his base might grow restless.
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The banks have said a ruling favoring Miami would lead to a surge of similar suits.
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Favoring Kanye's early work, Chance named Late Registration and The College Dropout as his favorite records.
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Analysts from pollsters GfK and Datum said voters who had been undecided were now favoring Kuczynski.
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The sensual surfaces of Susan York's graphite sculptures bring together sight and touch without favoring either.
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The company put that down to customers favoring mid- and low-end devices with smaller margins.
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If it passes: Startups would need to flip their compensation structure to favoring cash over equity.
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For stock investors, the environment of falling rates is now favoring one particular sector: consumer staples.
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""Favoring the People's and Freedom parties is distrust of migrants and Muslims among many Austrian voters.
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The slugger was favoring his right leg as he rounded third on a single by Smith.
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" "Her entire life has been about the government favoring the rich and picking winners and losers.
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Both Shaffer and Carrozzini have chosen to avoid careers in fashion, instead favoring the entertainment industry.
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A ruling favoring South Dakota could eventually lead to online customers paying more for many purchases.
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Less shopping is happening on Amazon, and consumers are favoring Walmart, according to a new survey.
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Opponents will assume women are the victims of men, with the new rules favoring the latter.
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These days, I no longer shave the entire head, favoring absorbable stitches for the skin instead.
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And in a "seismic upheaval," he switched to pole beans after years of favoring bush beans.
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Hispanic voters are split on the matter, with 37 percent favoring confirmation and 38 percent not.
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NSA's focus is gathering intelligence, officials said, often favoring the monitoring of an enemy's cyber activities.
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For the DeVos camp, it is due process for the accused versus bias favoring the accuser.
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In June, a Monmouth survey showed 48 percent of respondents favoring Democrats, while 41 leaned Republican.
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Gorsuch concurred in an opinion favoring the company and expressed sympathy for evangelical Christian business owners.
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DNC chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned over accusations the committee was favoring Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
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Since its inception, students and educators have accused the test of disproportionately favoring wealthy white students.
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Democrats are more enthusiastic, with 85% favoring raising taxes on those making more than $10 million.
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With the odds now favoring a narrow Clinton victory, what would the ramifications be after Nov.
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Men, on the other hand, favored Republicans by 51 percent, compared to 46 percent favoring Democrats.
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He has declared himself an "enemy" of interest rates, favoring cheap credit to spur the economy.
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Federal policies favoring increasingly uncompetitive fuel sources deflect from the real threats to U.S. energy infrastructure.
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Searching "election results" on Monday showed users a story linking to incorrect election results favoring Trump.
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The candidates' third and final debate is on Wednesday, with most polls heavily favoring Mrs. Clinton.
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Another fine against Google: $2.7 billion, last year, for favoring its own services in search results.
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Or they may reject your request, perhaps favoring their privacy over your enjoyment of the river.
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According to Silverman, 17 out of the 20 fake news stories had information favoring Donald Trump.
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Favoring fireworks over forensics, the debates catered to the imperatives of cable television, not the voters.
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Though Williams has rarely practiced with WTA youngsters, favoring male hitting partners, she has been supportive.
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What the production lacks is a real embrace of Dalí's weirdness, instead favoring whimsy over surrealism.
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Wenner had long tried to remain an independent publisher in a business favoring size and breadth.
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Quixote rejected this calculus, instead favoring a moral metric to decide who and what to fight.
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Democrats are more enthusiastic, with 85% favoring increasing taxes on those making more than $10 million.
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Schumer said "old fashioned capitalism has broken down," favoring special interest groups and corporations over consumers.
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For decades, Malaysia has adopted a policy of institutionalized affirmative action favoring the ethnic Malay majority.
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He rails against elites and on Tuesday signed an order favoring American companies for federal contracts.
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One questioned whether Facebook was favoring conservatives with its green light to misinformation in political ads.
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The White House, at least officially, was still on the Tillerson track, favoring negotiation over withdrawal.
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The Le Pen view of laïcité, for example, is defensive, favoring French culture over foreign religions.
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"This is a signal to say that we are basically favoring China," Mr. De Castro said.
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"Odds are favoring that heat continuing at least through February into March and April," he said.
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Lending conditions, as a result, remain highly competitive, favoring managers with size, scale and track-record.
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Environmentalists blame right-wing Bolsonaro's policies favoring development over environmental protections for that and rising deforestation.
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Baby boomers are virtually split, with 48 percent backing Democrats and 46 percent favoring the GOP.
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It is emboldened by higher crude prices, a White House favoring deregulation, and improving energy demand.
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The SEC has been criticized for favoring administrative proceedings over trials to resolve cases, he noted.
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His views, though naturally favoring his product, drew support from some policymakers at the industry gathering.
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The EU fined Google in June for favoring its own comparison shopping service in search algorithms.
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No, he has not (yet) embraced the long-standing Republican Party plank favoring Puerto Rican statehood.
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The net neutrality rules bar internet service providers from slowing down or favoring any web content.
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"Appeasement," in this context, is typically understood to mean policies favoring the rights of Indian Muslims.
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This newspaper has a history of presidential appointments favoring Republicans starting in the mid-20th century.
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His push for deregulation, while sometimes excessively favoring business interests, was important to reviving the economy.
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Owens was helped off the court, favoring his right leg, and taken to the locker room.
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Even sober, she wasn't exactly careful with how she communicated, favoring apps like Twitter and WhatsApp.
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And the models lately have been favoring the possibility of relatively rapid loss from West Antarctica.
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The "Riverdale" star has a modern sense of style, favoring simple patterns, cardigans, and tailored suits.
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British, who ruled over Sri Lanka until 1948, were seen as favoring the country's Tamil minority.
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Republican and Democratic lawmakers alike have criticized U.S. corporations for greatly favoring buybacks over growth-producing investments.
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The Distilled Spirits Council also opposes lowering the BAC limit, favoring "strict enforcement" of the current level.
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Either way, the issue could prove to be a swing issue favoring the Democratic nominee in 2016.
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As production has increased, prices have tumbled, favoring producers who can take advantage of economies of scale.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,986 issues rose and 790 fell for a 2.51-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,642 issues rose and 791 fell for a 2.08-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,833 issues rose and 898 fell for a 2.04-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,186 issues fell and 1,093 advanced for a 1.09-to-1 ratio favoring decliners.
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There is a Republican House and Republican Senate and that would generally be a market-favoring outcome.
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But his governing and what he does is hard right, favoring special interests over the working class.
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" As Bernstein writes, "The video platform for years has incentivized such content through algorithms favoring sensational videos.
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Owners of business services firms voiced the highest support, with 215 percent favoring a minimum wage increase.
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He regularly met with scientists, favoring the development of radar and Britain's nuclear program during the war.
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"The immigration judge erred by favoring highly speculative testimony over objective evidence in the record," they wrote.
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The farm and industry groups have complained that Trump is favoring the oil industry at their expense.
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But higher voter turnout in the election, which this Google Doodle stimulates, is another Labour-favoring effect.
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"And it's a specificity in which some operators have locked themselves, favoring volume over value," he added.
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High temperatures end up pretty close to 40, but perhaps favoring the 30s side of that mark.
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"We are favoring the theory of an accident," Paris public prosecutor Remy Heitz told reporters on Tuesday.
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Then he promised a $20163,22016 prize to any reader who drew an equally gerrymandered map favoring Democrats.
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The vote was largely along party lines, with every Republican favoring Tillerson and nearly every Democrat opposed.
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Rick Scott, have already rejected Trump's proposal, favoring having more armed law enforcement officers on school campuses. .
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Among them: TripAdvisor and Yelp, which have accused Google of favoring its own content in search results.
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That said, Obama has not been a great friend of the coal industry, favoring instead clean energy.
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They recommended favoring providers and services over pharmaceuticals but retained a general underweight position in health care.
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Hacked Democratic National Committee emails in July, indicating that DNC leaders were favoring Hillary Clinton over Sen.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,611 issues rose and 823 fell for a 1.96-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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They also passed me over, time and time again, for promotions — instead favoring less-qualified male candidates.
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For his cameo, Leno looked to handpick an act with star quality instead of favoring a comic.
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Despite favoring different participants, each of these models alter the way that people interact with physical assets.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,790 issues rose and 1,005 fell for a 1.78-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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Climate change is spurring warmer temperatures and favoring the development of female sea turtles over male ones.
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Trump's vision has up-ended a consensus favoring multinational trade pacts whose regional champion is now China.
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The ACLU said a ruling favoring Phillips could lead to other efforts to skirt anti-discrimination laws.
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I'm just hoping that this thing goes away so I can get back to not favoring it.
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The justices overturned a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit favoring Lexmark.
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This is such a normal thing to drink that it's hard to mock anyone for favoring it.
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The number favoring a change stood at 45 percent, up five percentage points from a year ago.
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Trump has cast intelligence reports about Russia's efforts favoring his election as attempts at delegitimizing his presidency.
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Some say that both the companies are favoring the drivers who have leased cabs using their programs.
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The president has said the Paris deal would unfairly hurt the U.S. economy while favoring other nations.
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Vestager alleged last year that Google had violated competition laws by favoring its own comparison shopping service.
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This summer, Trump questioned if the process was favoring Amazon, referencing complaints from Oracle, IBM and Microsoft.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,842 issues fell and 771 advanced for a 2.39-to-1 ratio favoring decliners.
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In 1984, party leaders introduced procedures to create a more predictable process favoring mainstream candidates and policies.
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The Auvergne region, which hosted the last part of the stage, has a reputation for favoring breaks.
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"I may have made a mistake" in not favoring Moore, Trump declared before the contest was over.
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After Vindman's closed-door testimony two weeks ago, multiple conservatives and Republicans accused him of favoring Ukraine.
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White respondents overwhelmingly supported pot legalization with 84 percent favoring it and only 17 percent opposing it.
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Known as border adjustability, the approach is intended to help U.S. manufacturers by favoring exports over imports.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday refused to put on hold a district court's injunction favoring Grimm.
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But in recent years she's moved away from that, favoring more experimental works and unconventional production techniques.
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Jerry Brown (D), would preclude internet providers from blocking, slowing or favoring certain websites, the Post reported.
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Nonpartisan election analysis site Cook Political Report rates seven GOP-held seats as competitive or favoring Democrats.
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She also kept open the option of favoring Europeans over non-Europeans in any new migration system.
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Mr. Eldridge, the Cal Fire deputy chief, says his officers are not favoring one theory over another.
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Election law experts said the new map created an equal number of districts favoring Democrats and Republicans.
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" Curry-Lee described the dynamic as "the whole world is watching and critiquing about who we're favoring.
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The big Republican tax cut, favoring the rich, means nothing in place where family incomes are low.
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After the charges were reduced to "favoring genocide," he was convicted and sentenced to nine years' imprisonment.
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In 2016, an investigation from ProPublica found that the company was favoring products sold directly by Amazon.
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Mild, mostly dry weather is favoring the development of late-planted corn and soybeans, agricultural meteorologists said.
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Here, once more, principled originalism could give way to the modern conservative position favoring a strong presidency.
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A lot of the Trump pro-business agenda isn't about efficiency so much as favoring big donors.
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Davos is hardly known for its modesty—nor its favoring of government solutions to publicly shared problems.
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On the face of it, the trade seemed reasonable for both sides, perhaps even favoring the Reds.
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EPA officials describe the proposed rule change as a move toward favoring testing that doesn't hurt animals.
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A lawsuit accuses the university of discriminating against Asian-Americans in admissions by favoring other racial minorities.
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Independents, meanwhile, were split over the issue, with 28503 percent choosing Pence and 22019 percent favoring Trump.
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The tax cuts have been criticized by Democrats for favoring businesses and the wealthy over average Americans.
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Before his arrest, Mr. Sowore was often accused of favoring Mr. Buhari, even helping him get elected.
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Support for impeachment among independents is split, with 85033 percent favoring it and 37 percent opposing it.
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She faulted the committee, which some saw as favoring her during the tough primary fight against Sen.
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She has been vehemently criticized by many education advocates for favoring voucher programs over repairing public schools.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,678 issues fell and 1,057 advanced for a 1.59-to-1 ratio favoring decliners.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,662 issues rose and 1,027 fell for a 1.62-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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There has long been tension in California between advocates of more freeways and those favoring public transport.
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That policy has been criticized for favoring adults with children, since they are eligible for more money.
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Rather, the correct takeaway is that forecast can be off in either direction: favoring Democrats or Republicans.
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In 2002, he wrote a book criticizing the Supreme Court's decisions favoring states' rights over congressional power.
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It was specifically designed to prevent broad federal shifts from occurring abruptly, favoring democratic state-based action.
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Groups favoring regulation are concerned that retrospective review will lead to the erosion of public health protections.
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Top nonpartisan election analysis sites consider the 7th District race either a toss-up or favoring Wild.
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On the Nasdaq, 1,221 issues rose and 1,007 fell for a 1.21-to-1 ratio favoring advancers.
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There is simmering dissatisfaction, in particular among left-leaning lawmakers, over policies perceived as favoring the rich.
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Conventional wisdom has held that those majority-minority districts had unintended consequences, unfairly favoring Republicans over Democrats.
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It is human to strive for a certain sharpness of memory, favoring concrete details over abstract feelings.
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His "America First" vision has upset a traditional consensus favoring multinational trade pacts that China now champions.
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The Brooklyn warehouse employees held their vote last November, with 200 favoring a union and 88 dissenting.
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Officials ordered a new election for one seat after allegations of ballot fraud favoring the Republican candidate.
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Khawaja Asif, Pakistan's energy minister, defended charges that Pakistan was favoring the Chinese or overpaying for power infrastructure.
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Elections later returned a regional government favoring secession though a party supporting union with Spain won most votes.
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Meanwhile, Yang added that consumers are increasingly favoring one-hour delivery services for products other than perishable goods.
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Urban centers like Madrid, Paris, London, and Shanghai—to name a few—are increasingly favoring walking over driving.
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Per deal, JadeValue invests between US $150,000-$750,000, favoring blockchain, roboadvisory, credit diagnostics, real estate AI and insurtech.
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For those tempted to answer Renzi's call, Sunday's weather forecast is mostly sunny, favoring perhaps a seaside outing.
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The Examiner has traditionally been a pro-Trump publication, running articles slamming Democrats and favoring Trump's authoritarian policies.
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He proposes favoring federal standards over state standards on issues like mine ventilation, fire protection and accident investigations.
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California's rule is pre-empted by the FAA, they argued, because it obstructs Congress' goal of favoring arbitration.
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The judgement found that Google had "abused its dominant position by systematically favoring" its own shopping comparison service.
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Now, many American drinkers are favoring darker spirits like whiskey and rum, and flavored vodkas have slowed dramatically.
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A Wall Street Journal/NBC News national poll showed a somewhat tighter race, favoring Clinton by 5 points.
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The broadcasting giant, which has a long history of favoring conservative causes, has increasingly created its own programming.
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Many market pros have made no secret of favoring Democrat Hillary Clinton over real estate mogul Donald Trump.
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"In the interim, markets may continue to sit against the dollar, while favoring risk-related plays," he said.
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Moving west, Texas' gubernatorial race also showed signs of the Democratic base favoring a progressive over a moderate.
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France's President Francois Hollande has also criticized the deal for favoring the interests of U.S. businesses over Europeans.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you favoring the government actually regulating the relationship between CEO pay and the average worker?
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The stock market, which has been favoring a Clinton win, would warm to a Trump presidency, said Ross.
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Some complained that national Democrats like then-Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid were favoring Warren from the start.
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That strategy could prevent it from drawing criticism for favoring one side of the political spectrum over another.
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Instead, the EPA staff are quietly working with outside supporters to place op eds favoring withdrawal from Paris.
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Respiratory viruses tend to be seasonal, favoring the winter months, though of course many recur year after year.
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Watch for Sanders to tout his broad reach and continue his rhetoric against the big donors favoring Clinton.
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Fact is ... Donald Trump hasn't returned to NYC since he was inaugurated, favoring Mar-a-Lago on weekends.
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But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's favoring of incremental change gives breathing room to health care companies, he said.
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But that has now flipped, he said, and loadings are favoring the western route to the United States.
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A vote for employee rights will separate those in favor of workplace democracy and those favoring union elites.
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This isn't 'Mad Labor Organizing,' it's 'Mad Money,' and favoring capital means these guys favor higher stock prices.
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The right really does demand the protections and safe spaces it so often mocks the left for favoring.
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The Dutch competition watchdog is investigating Apple for allegedly favoring its own apps on its popular App Store.
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Humans on the other hand, are an inherently social species – favoring proximity and touch during displays of affection.
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Another Brooklyn is both withholding and generous, favoring evocative details and poetic language over more concrete world-building.
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In 20123, Gallup found partisan advantages favoring Democrats in these states by 18, 16 and 9 points respectively.
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" For months, Mr. Sanders has accused the party of favoring Hillary Clinton, often calling her the "anointed candidate.
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I personally liked the result in 1992, but I would hate a comparable result favoring Trump in 2020.
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The idea that favoring the left meant moving away from God soon spread to other Western belief systems.
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Then we're shocked, just shocked, to discover a bias favoring the professional's financial interests and not our own.
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Favoring chaotic, freewheeling press scrums instead of reading policy memos, Trump prefers to govern by spectacle over substance.
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"This sort of clearly favoring your own content raises all sorts of net neutrality concerns," Mr. Gillula said.
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The DCCC is following the same playbook this year, favoring Moser's opponent in the runoff, Lizzie Pannill Fletcher.
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Such a policy would accelerate market adoption of clean tech innovations without arbitrarily favoring one technology over another.
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In July, electric utilities and utility groups favoring the rule asked the administration to keep it in place.
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Several platforms, Facebook in particular, have been accused of favoring liberal voices when removing content from their sites.
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They incentivized those partners to make live videos longer by algorithmically favoring videos at least 10-minutes long.
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Today, those same pollsters have 41% favoring the wall and 56% opposing the wall, a 15-point margin.
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But the majority of companies are still missing the mark, favoring spray-and-pray tactics over personalized guidance.
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The market's acceleration is also favoring juicier stocks, and that's raising the market's metabolism so far in 20.83.
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They continue to pay only lip service to diversity and inclusion, favoring tepid diversity initiatives over real solutions.
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Many critics say that they're unfair, favoring kids who grew up with more books or attended better preschools.
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Some people in our office thought it looked like a limp ... like he was favoring his left leg.
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But it invests too little effort in exploring this idea, instead favoring random bursts of violence and splatter.
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Opposition candidate Jude Celestin has withdrawn from Sunday's scheduled vote, accusing electoral authorities of favoring the ruling party.
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Discipline, however, did not mean favoring what was considered a dancerly body, with long legs and good turnout.
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In 2016, that was a 15-point gap, with the places that had lost business favoring Mr. Trump.
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He's out of step with mainstream Republicans, most notably on the issue of favoring legal access to abortion.
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A lesbian mother grapples with the pain of a child favoring the mother who gave birth to her.
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This cap, rightly or wrongly, created a supply and demand system favoring medallion holders and the taxi drivers.
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Donald Trump, with his "fake news" slur, has charged something well beyond simply favoring one ideology over another.
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The bipartisan consensus favoring disability rights represented the best of America's ideals of equality, opportunity, and fair play.
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The paper is owned by Alibaba and is often criticized for reports seen as favoring the Chinese government.
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Those prices rattled some social media users, who chided the Prime Minister for not favoring a cheaper alternative.
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And just the act of favoring your relationship over your phone sends a clear message to your partner.
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The royal usually opts for classic pieces with modern updates, often favoring muted colors and modest silhouette styles.
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Under well-settled law, favoring one religion over another is unconstitutional, even when cloaked in seemingly neutral terms.
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The report brought up other concerns, like T-Mobile's favoring of commercial entertainment over other forms of content.
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Finally, and most importantly, Russian meddling wasn't about changing votes or necessarily favoring one candidate over the other.
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The winner appeared to benefit from a speed-favoring surface, and he avoided kickback by taking immediate command.
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Clinton is more popular with women, pollsters found, with 59 percent favoring her and 37 percent preferring Sanders.
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Democrats have a voter registration edge in the district, despite a string of recent results favoring the GOP.
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She calls for "intelligent protectionism" and backs nationalistic economic policies, such as favoring French businesses for public contracts.
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Sandberg's statement comes after the FCC voted to scrap net neutrality 3-2 along party lines, favoring Republicans.
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This process was further exacerbated by social media outlets and editorial decisions favoring opinion pieces over objective reporting.
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The group has pushed the government to pass policies favoring small Indian companies and farmers over foreign multinationals.
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Last month, U.S. President Donald Trump again accused social media firms of favoring Democratic opponents without offering evidence.
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Interestingly enough, Sprouse dresses like his " Riverdale" character, favoring sartorial staples like dark colors, plaid, and denim jackets.
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They charged the search giant with favoring certain results that were part of its special product advertising program.
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It appeared as if the algorithm was now favoring paid apps over those that monetized using in-app purchases.
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Together, the people surveyed ended up favoring the presentation of facts without interpretation (59%) to facts with interpretation (40%).
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Tim Leelahaphan, Standard Chartered economist, expects a rate hold but said but there might be dissenters favoring a cut.
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Another is that favoring the rule enables the industry to tout natural gas as a solution to climate change.
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Facebook is no longer playing kingmaker by favoring one campaign or another and rewarding their use of extreme content.
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Off the tarmac, favoring the sharp-ached ankle, hopping toward the aperture already opening for the incoming rig. Run.
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Bernie Sanders accused the committee of favoring Hillary Clinton, who was ultimately selected to be the Democratic presidential nominee.
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I'd had lasted a few months away from Twitter and Facebook, favoring only the safety of Instagram's idealized life.
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Democrats support it even more, with 76% favoring legal marijuana, according to a 2018 poll of 2,348 American adults.
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"We're not favoring the U.S. market, but we're happy to own Treasuries," said Schroders Plc portfolio manager Angus Sippe.
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He is also known for a half century of nearly mystical recording techniques, favoring rough drafts and first takes.
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"ENOUGH IS ENOUGH" Farmers and biofuel producers have complained that Trump is favoring the oil industry at their expense.
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Interestingly, it's backed Democratic presidential candidates for numerous races in the past, while favoring Republicans for the House seat.
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That threatens sites like Vimeo, which could be at a disadvantage if internet providers begin favoring bigger video services.
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The most recent polls showed a change in momentum favoring the 'remain' camp just days away from the vote.
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Psychologists once examined the attitudes of university students before and after a speech favoring co-ed dorms was banned.
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The company is now favoring bank loans to finance projects and was not currently considering issuing debt, Lootah said.
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"The housing market has been favoring sellers for the past few years," said Zillow Chief Economist Dr. Svenja Gudell.
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Favoring news publishers, Snapchat historically never actively embraced developers, banning use of outside apps that require your Snapchat credentials.
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He said it would add to a small but worrying trend of Brazilians favoring a return to military rule.
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It found that in counties that saw the biggest jump favoring Republicans, people had lower satisfaction with their lives.
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He accused Modi of favoring big business houses in defense and business deals at the expense of poor people.
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Significant Democratic legislative losses under President Barack Obama allowed Republicans to draw lines favoring them after the 2010 census.
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Three of these building blocks are Republican-favoring political developments in what would normally be considered safe, blue states.
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The poll had more than 10,000 votes in less than two hours, with responses narrowly favoring Trump to participate.
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But others say it remains unclear who the administration is favoring, and Trump could still opt for another candidate.
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If AIPAC doesn't straighten out its definition of "pro-Israel," it will impact the strategic balance presently favoring Israel.
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One email showed party leaders favoring Clinton over her rival in the campaign for the party's internal nomination contest.
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Until then, don't expect that thousands of years of cultural conditioning favoring men will disappear with a single candidacy.
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Israel has accused UNRWA of favoring Palestinians, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed Trump's decision to cut funding.
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Despite structural disadvantages of gerrymandered congressional districts favoring Republicans, Democrats have so far clinched 232 seats in the House.
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British voters favoring Brexit felt they were sending a message, then ended up voting themselves outside the European Union.
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House Republicans can help to launch many other bills favoring taxpayers to the Senate and eventually to the president.
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Bob Corker, R-Tennessee, forgoes what would have been an incredibly challenging re-election campaign, favoring retirement over war.
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Still, there are elements of his plan that he might highlight if he is accused of favoring the wealthy.
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A recent NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows solid majorities favoring higher taxes on corporations and the rich.
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Two studies published Tuesday show youth vaping rates are up, with teens favoring Juul products and mint flavors. Sen.
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On Thursday, he criticized the flat-rate income tax Mr. McCrory instituted in 2013 as disproportionately favoring the rich.
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A majority of voters in Washington, D.C., voted in favoring of petitioning Congress to become a state in 2016.
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Mr. Trump has also kept a languid pace, favoring large rallies, often in the evening, over several daily stops.
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With privacy regulation growing, big platforms like Facebook and Google are favoring first-party data in their advertising products.
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Different groups among the eight founders staked out different positions, with some favoring for-profit, others not-for-profit.
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Small business owners, and many of their employees, respond by favoring the small-government approach traditionally espoused by conservatives.
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European regulators have accused Google of favoring its own shopping services over those of competitors in its search results.
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But since becoming the Republican nominee, Mr. Trump has scaled down that approach, favoring conservative outlets and scripted speeches.
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Yet Longstreet's legacy was accepting Confederate defeat, favoring Reconstruction, and converting to the Republican Party after the Civil War.
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He was famed as well as a latter-day Beau Brummell, favoring extravagant outfits by European and Japanese designers.
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Instead, he wrote to the President favoring Comey's firing, which violated his recusal, making his position as AG untenable.
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Lately, the investor-friendly Wall Street Journal published an editorial favoring a legal mechanism for restructuring Puerto Rico's debt.
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Fashion people have been favoring solid-colored turtlenecks in complementary, bold colors to wear underneath shift dresses and tanks.
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At the top of 2015, Future dropped Beast Mode, which was made in collaboration with the piano-favoring Zaytoven.
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Interestingly, it's backed Democratic presidential candidates for numerous races in the past while favoring Republicans for the House seat.
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When government steps in arbitrarily with individual subsidies, favoring one business over others, it sets inconsistent, unfair, illogical precedent.
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Puck grazed on bits and pieces from various stations, favoring scoops of caviar like any caviar-loving human would.
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And last December he set himself a high bar by prophesying who the BasedGod would be favoring this year.
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Capital Group tends to avoid the limelight and investment fads, largely favoring a long-term buy and hold philosophy.
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Moreover, being "pro-Russian" would have meant favoring the occupier of several Ukrainian regions, which Opposition Bloc did not.
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Independents are divided between the two candidates, with 32 percent supporting Trump and 2023 percent favoring the Democratic nominee.
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It is conceivable that Trump's Russia-favoring agenda reflects his own ideas, which by coincidence align neatly with Putin's.
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Favoring one hotel brand, such as Marriott, Starwood, Hilton or Hyatt, has major saving benefits, according to Mr. Widzer.
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From venture capitalists to chief executives, the tech elite are favoring moderates like Mr. Buttigieg and Michael R. Bloomberg.
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She's a teenager, taller and stronger, favoring fashionable clothing instead of the utilitarian outfits of most of her competitors.
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He has also maligned the United Nations and other multilateral conventions, as Mr. Trump has done, favoring unilateral solutions.
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Besides favoring these policies, Democrats were also willing to talk about the benefits of limiting immigration and of assimilation.
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These voters favored Democrats in the 2018 midterms by 11 points after favoring Trump by 22018 points in 22020.
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If a 483-year-old law favoring tribes were to be followed, the decision would be all but predetermined.
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Companies may also avoid using the plural form of the trademarked word (favoring "Lego bricks," for instance, over "Legos").
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But "there's millions of hands already on the boulder," thanks to things like the economic trends favoring renewable energy.
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His home state of Massachusetts is heavily favoring Bernie Sanders, slightly ahead of even its own senator, Elizabeth Warren.
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Environmentalists accuse Brazil's government of having effectively greenlit the crisis with policies favoring development over conservation of the Amazon.
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Hot Maps has filed a complaint against the search giant for favoring its mapping product over those of rivals.
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That is because these bonds carry covenants aimed at preventing an issuer from favoring one bond holder over another.
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We continue to like companies that are freer to compete globally, thus favoring exposures that exclude state-owned enterprises.
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Regulators found the search engine giant was favoring its own recommendations over third parties such as Yelp, he said.
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Until the mid-1970s, the majority of Republicans favored abortion rights, favoring all the self-determinism that position represented.
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T.C. is at risk of favoring the interests of giant tech companies over the interests of parents and children.
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To criticize the tax break for employer student debt repayment as favoring those with jobs is missing the point.
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In 2017, the European Union fined Google $2.7 billion for favoring its shopping service over rivals in search results.
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News media are often accused of catering to people's political biases, favoring either liberal or conservative points of view.
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Critics have argued that his appointment showed Trump is favoring loyalists over those with necessary experience to fill roles.
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Living as a Bolshevik meant favoring some brothers over others and loving some sisters as much as the revolution.
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But mostly, the "Peter and the Wolf" device is another example of Season 3's favoring swagger over substance.
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Arizona has been uncompetitive in 11 of the last 13 elections, only favoring the Democrat in 1948 and 1996.
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Some Todai men avoid socializing with female classmates, favoring activities where most of the women come from other universities.
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Many business leaders tried to avoid giving the appearance of favoring one side in the conflict over the other.
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One voice favoring pragmatism is that of Mr. Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, an architect of the visit.
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The results also underscore a shift where U.S. consumers are favoring larger SUVs, crossovers and trucks, instead of cars.
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The overused criticism of EXIM as favoring large manufacturers like Boeing is misleading and hardly tells the whole story.
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London has in recent decades voted more towards Labour, favoring its more liberal policies on immigration and social issues.
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Since 2015, migration has decided elections across the bloc from Italy to Hungary, with voters favoring a tougher stance.
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Glover frequently experiments with different colors, patterns, and textures on the red carpet, favoring velvet and paisley print jackets.
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More to the point, they aren't hopping on the bandwagon of favoring Medicaid work requirements or embracing Maine Gov.
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The contemporary divide between the Democratic and Republican Parties closely aligns with an ideological divide between what we call modern liberalism (a bundle of issue positions favoring activist and redistributive government and cultural tolerance and cosmopolitanism, and more) and modern conservatism (a bundle of positions favoring limited government and cultural traditionalism, and more).
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The Commission's broader efforts to create the "digital single market" are seen widely as favoring domestic telecom and media companies.
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But in in-depth profiles and criticism, the pendulum swung the other way, favoring considerations of Swift's more calculating side.
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Yet even this form of symbolic cultural politics is not likely to always lead to the GOP favoring corporate interests.
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Vice President Dick Cheney was among those in the White House favoring Luttig, an uncompromising conservative with a combative reputation.
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Investors were increasingly selective during the quarter, favoring repeat issuers and well-known borrowers that have performed through a cycle.
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Because let's be real: We're all guilty of favoring one or two shades and leaving the other 15 totally untouched.
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That policy point is likely to divide Democrats in the primary, with more moderate candidates favoring a less drastic approach.
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Trump's favoring of light regulations for banks and other industries has created a climate that investors say has helped stocks.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith in light of the Mississippi Republican's controversial "joke" comments about attending a hanging and favoring voter suppression.
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Justices Anthony Kennedy and Clarence Thomas concurred only in the judgment favoring Johnson, not Scalia's rationale about the statute's vagueness.
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Drahos, 68, finished second on 26.6 percent with support from liberal voters attracted by his policies favoring European Union integration.
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You persuasively argue that cyber-libertarianism, favoring no restrictions on the internet trade of weapons and hard drugs, is dangerous.
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Groups favoring new restrictions on immigration that support the president's policies panned Wolf, citing his past work as a lobbyist.
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Favoring higher taxes on the rich and a higher minimum wage, helps broaden the party's appeal to moderates and Democrats.
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Often they are rescued by humanitarian groups, which have come under scrutiny from an Italian court for allegedly favoring departures.
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CALinnovates lobbies on behalf of the tech industry and sent letters to city officials favoring Airbnb's position in the fight.
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Many worry that YouTube is overly favoring traditional media, like TV networks, despite creators being crucial to the platform's success.
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U.S. stocks closed lower Friday, weighed by the latest poll that showed an increase in respondents favoring the "leave" camp.
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Stephen Strasburg flirted with giving the lead back, but held strong in a game that is suddenly favoring the Nationals.
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The senator has been a sharp critic of Wasserman Schulz, whom he accused of favoring Clinton's candidacy from the outset.
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Among other things, the documents purport to show the party apparatus favoring Clinton's campaign over the insurgency of Vermont Sen.
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Meanwhile, data favoring both marijuana and Kratom as pain-relieving alternatives to drugs like Oxycontin and heroin continues to build.
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Chrome has turned into the new IE6, and web developers have been favoring its rendering engine to optimize their sites.
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"Systematically favoring certain types of content over others isn't a defect for a search engine — it's the point," he wrote.
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As a one-term U.S. congressman, Zinke took several stances favoring coal, which is high in carbon emissions when burned.
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But favoring bicycles overlooks a key draw of the scooters: You don't have to expend much effort to ride them.
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It said the first round of payments had been linked to crop production, favoring the biggest producers of certain crops.
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While his policies have been criticized for favoring the better-off, his out-of-touch image goes beyond class concerns.
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She took on the role of lead dancer and occasional rapper, favoring thigh-highs and plaid, apropos the group name.
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In oil markets, U.S. crude settled 2.97 percent higher at $44.44 a barrel, amid Russian comments favoring a production freeze.
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Italy has just introduced a new electoral system that is expected to handicap 5-Star, favoring instead mainstream political blocs.
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The fighting in the chamber pitted legislators opposed to extending Museveni's rule against special forces and legislators favoring the extension.
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Additionally, "a Hollywood crowd is buying up Tulum at breakneck speed," with the wealthy favoring beachfront property, Mr. Tibshirani said.
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China's consumers are increasingly favoring their domestic brands after the U.S. stepped up its action against Huawei, the paper said.
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Though she's not a fan of "crash diets," Richards works hard to eat healthy, favoring organic fruits, vegetables and salmon.
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"There was no sign of me favoring the ankle, so let me open it up," George said he told McMillan.
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Now, Morrisey is accusing West Virginia's senior Senator of favoring deep-pocketed, out-of-state supporters over in-state voters.
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And there's an example to avoid for anyone favoring radical redistribution,' what is what he calls it, 'it's called Venezuela.
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League leaders deny they are favoring the north, and say 5-Star is using the reform to tarnish their reputation.
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Despite his party's win, he formed a coalition government with Ennahda, favoring consensus after several years of post-uprising turmoil.
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That few people seem to have much ora on hand these days, favoring their credit cards, seems beside the point.
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Canada's natural resources minister was forced to apologize on Tuesday for remarks interpreted as favoring law enforcement violence against protesters.
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Though he was seen favoring the ankle slightly in the second half, he reported no serious problems after the game.
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Zinke last year stepped down from the committee writing the GOP platform due to the party's position favoring land transfers.
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With a 22-km time trial favoring the Briton on the penultimate day, the race is still Froome's to lose.
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The complaint said such plaintiffs are injured when foreign governments try to "curry favor" with Trump by favoring his businesses.
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These Gallup findings favoring the Republican Party appear to work against demographic changes pushing the electorate in the opposite direction.
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One season, her shop will be filled with Russians, flush with oil revenue, favoring slim lines and lots of gold.
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The Port Authority in September approved taxes on trips to NYC area airports, including LaGuardia, favoring taxis over ride-hailing.
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By favoring stability over democracy, the Obama administration made matters worse by emboldening the regime and forfeiting an electoral solution.
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Rakhine Buddhist leaders have long bemoaned the presence of foreign agencies, who they accuse of favoring the Rohingya with aid.
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When we move beyond anecdotes, data show that food stamp recipients are not favoring shellfish or steaks over ground beef.
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Activists say a new forest law favoring commercial plantations would undermine indigenous rights over forests and lead to more logging.
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Other lawyers like Ms. Campbell are challenging their firms' remuneration with lawsuits, accusing management of favoring men and penalizing women.
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Advocates say the legislation is needed to prevent internet providers from favoring content from partners and businesses that pay them.
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Clinton for favoring more lenient immigration policies and calling her attack on Mr. Trump tantamount to an accusation of treason.
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The government can encourage innovation without favoring particular clean technologies or companies by enacting neutral research and development tax credits.
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She was not one of Mr. Trump's earliest supporters, instead favoring Marco Rubio or Carly Fiorina in the primary season.
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He was a flamboyant performer, favoring sequin-covered or shiny silk outfits in bright colors like yellow and hot pink.
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"The problem is that there's a systematic favoring of people who have accumulated an enormous amount of wealth," she said.
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However, the plan received some criticism for favoring the wealthier and raised doubts over its impact on the country's deficit.
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Judge Garland's reputation as a moderate comes primarily from his rulings in criminal cases favoring prosecutors and law enforcement officials.
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The group that views gun control as the top issue is split, with 47% supporting Democrats and 46% favoring Republicans.
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Post-conviction proceedings are weighted heavily against the defendant, with the courts strongly favoring the finality of the original judgment.
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But for two years, China's leader, President Xi Jinping, seemed to be favoring Pyongyang's neighbor and nemesis to the south.
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Republicans have an uphill climb in all three states' Senate races, with polls favoring Democratic incumbents or showing statistical ties.
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The Republican Party will probably remain the white working-class party, favoring closed trade, closed borders and American withdrawal abroad.
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In Arizona, the campaign favoring the wage increase spent $3 million to opponents' $26,000, according to the latest financial disclosures.
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While the new playlist at launch doesn't appear to be favoring Spotify's shows over others, it certainly is including them.
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It has often seemed that there has been a series of improvised moves, with different senior officials favoring different approaches.
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Not least, he fought to restore net neutrality, the principle which prevented internet providers from favoring some content over others.
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Good News' chaplains often end up creating inequities inside prisons by favoring individuals of one faith over others, Abbas said.
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Try compostable or reusable plates and cups, and reduce food waste by planning ahead and favoring grilled vegetables over meat.
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The European Commission has already fined Google $2.8 billion for favoring its own services and burying rivals in search results.
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And more recently it's begun favoring posts from friends over posts from publishers, causing traffic at some sites to plummet.
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In 2017, the company was fined 2.4 billion euros for unfairly favoring its own shopping services over those of rivals.
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Environmentalists accuse Brazil's government of having effectively green-lit the crisis with policies favoring development over conservation of the Amazon.
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Research also shows that they "under-match," attending less competitive colleges than their school performance suggests, often favoring community colleges.
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Favoring Norwegian immigrants over to those from another continent cannot be read as anything but judging people by their race.
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The stakes might lead to a Rams win, but favoring them by nearly a touchdown is overestimating their recent value.
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Last year, the region's antitrust authorities accused the company of favoring some of its search services over those of rivals.
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Another factor behind the dollar's weakness has been global investors, including sovereign wealth funds and central banks, favoring other currencies.
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But in truth, hip-hop is an ecosystem favoring the industrious — talent scouts, managers, club promoters, photographers, journalists and more.
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One producer noticed Facebook's algorithm began favoring videos over two minutes as opposed to shorter clips about five months ago.
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Some privately called the plan "economically and racially insensitive," favoring families with time and money to provide their own enrichment.
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Internal Affairs investigators are often biased, favoring officers and failing to pursue discipline even when a guard's wrongdoing is clear.
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With Finnair's route network heavily favoring Asian destinations, the program is ideal for travelers heading to and from that region.
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Given that executives are paid on options, a policy of favoring near-term profitability over longer-term growth has emerged.
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The ruling Conservative Party is traditionally seen as favoring the monarchy while Labour has often taken a more apathetic stance.
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A week later, the percentage favoring impeachment rose to 45% in the poll, with opponents of impeachment down to 41%.
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A week later, the percentage favoring impeachment rose to 45% in the poll, with opponents of impeachment down to 41%.
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In the 1940s, Sekula made small abstractions favoring the grid structure, saturated colors and a lyrical, delicate sense of line.
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People are put on edge by his words while favoring a lot of the positions he is taking on issues.
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The bill is wildly popular — 80 percent of New Yorkers surveyed supported the idea, with 70 percent strongly favoring it.
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That means even in a national environment favoring Democrats, these are districts, on average we would think would go Republican.
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One of the key factors favoring the FHFA case, the petition said, is the CFPB's concession of its own unconstitutionality.
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Support for this concept among Republicans is similarly strong, with Republicans favoring the dividends plan by a 23-point margin.
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As a result, she knows a thing or two about luxury gifts, favoring items with an ethical or craftsmanship bent.
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But they also bear the imprint of Mr. Lighthizer, who has a long history of favoring a managed trade approach.
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Many states are now funding harm reduction approaches, while also favoring new medical technology and rehabilitation over criminalization and incarceration.
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After the revelations that Russia had interfered in the 2016 election while favoring Trump, the negotiations took on new significance.
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You saw they tied themselves up in knots when they were accused of favoring liberal media in their Trending thing.
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Early reports suggested it wouldn't have the input, withApple favoring a Lightning port and Bluetooth instead of the 3.5mm jack.
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The biggest reason is that voters who usually support Republicans almost all "came home" to favoring Trump on Election Day.
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The European Union has fined Google $2.7 billion for allegedly favoring its own shopping service over others in search results.
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Once again, they are leaving it up to the fans, with early social media responses seemingly favoring the white facemask.
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But, the last 2 games have been all Milwaukee ... and now Vegas is highly favoring Milwaukee to win the series.
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He served for four years, issuing opinions favoring executive power, skeptical of claims of employment discrimination and hostile to the press.
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But as early societies became increasingly agrarian, favoring physical strength above other traits, patriarchy emerged as the dominant way of life.
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And Kennedy, who was advised during the campaign that favoring support for the rebels was a political mistake, reversed his position.
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RZA and Purp stood behind their mic stands, favoring dead-eyed energy over cheap pyrotechnics, complimenting each other's flows and demeanours.
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Morgan has an intentionally deskilled approach to painting that manages to feel authentic, favoring tacky subject matter and making it work.
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Last month, EU antitrust regulators hit Alphabet's Google with a record 2.4-billion-euro fine for favoring its own shopping service.
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However, Drahos finished a solid second on 26.6 percent with support from liberal voters attracted by his policies favoring EU integration.
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Imposing copyrights on APIs would introduce legal friction and stunt innovation, favoring those with deep pockets over those with creative ideas.
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Apple only uses red printed circuit boards for its prototype iPhone hardware, favoring blue, green, and other colors for production units.
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It only goes awry when it is invoked as a cheap means of favoring power over principle and collegiality over consequences.
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Listening to these picks, you guys really seem to like to ride the line between genres, favoring more crossover-style producers.
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The Cleveland sign was paid for by Planting Peace, a group favoring equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
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California claimed the top four spots, with San Jose, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego favoring renting costs over owning.
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Michelle Robinson, director of the clean vehicles program at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said EPA was favoring industry over science.
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While in the US, some consumers have begun favoring local and organic, in Burma the appetite is increasingly for foreign foods.
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The trend favoring growth over value still persist in recent years as value names have underperfomed in the past five years.
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But the Trump administration argued that Obama had an agenda favoring abortion rights, and that's why it had established the guidance.
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Earlier this year it dumped its news curators after a news report accused them of favoring mainstream media over conservative media.
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But analysts say those consumers are also favoring 18-carat gold, with a cultural preference for gold metal over white persisting.
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On social matters, Libertarians generally take a liberal approach, favoring same-sex marriage and the decriminalization of most, or all, drugs.
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Recent studies indicate there may be connections between altered weather patterns, which are favoring drier conditions in California, and climate change.
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In the shopping case, Google has been accused of favoring its shopping service over those of rivals in internet search results.
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For Chinese-American immigrants, meanwhile, affirmative action in the West and policies supposedly favoring minorities at home came to seem parallel.
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Washington and Hawaii say the order also violates the First Amendment, which bars the government from favoring or disfavoring any religion.
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The president and his aides gleefully highlighted leaked DNC emails that depicted party officials as favoring Clinton over the Vermont senator.
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But still, at 45 percent, the proportion of college-educated women favoring Trump was probably much higher than what many assumed.
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However, this might be hard to reconcile with his stance favoring heavy policing of those same communities, including stop-and-frisk.
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And as far back as 2011, a Cochrane Review, considered the gold standard for medical evidence, was published favoring heroin prescribing.
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After independence in 1948, many lost their positions as successive governments pursued language and other policies favoring the majority Sinhalese population.
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This isn't the first time a judge has made comments favoring a defendant over the alleged victim in a rape trial.
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Like Daubigny, Besnard pursued different directions in his prints and paintings, favoring facile, impressionistic brushwork and bright colors in the latter.
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The plan would tax corporate profits generated domestically at a lower rate than earnings generated overseas, thereby favoring exports over imports.
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For the first time since the sell-off, the Ned Davis Research chief U.S. strategist is favoring growth over value stocks.
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Tax loopholes favoring the wealthy and social capital -- including access to rich bankers who gave him second and third chances -- did.
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But Red Bull halted the project in June because of how strongly the FIA seemed to be favoring the halo concept.
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That followed a $14.4 million fine to UBS in January 2015 for allegedly favoring some customers over others in its ATS.
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Furthermore, one member is openly planning to create a hideout and European ethnostate in rural British Columbia favoring exclusively white settlers.
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The European Commission penalized Google, the world's most popular internet search engine, last year for favoring its own comparison shopping service.
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But the SPD has shown reluctance, with some of its members favoring a looser cooperation agreement or supporting a minority government.
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Politico reported that Trump, after meeting with Yellen Thursday, was favoring Powell, who is being pushed by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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Similar to Havas and Omnicom, GroupM's parent company, WPP, is increasingly favoring working with data vendors instead of owning them outright.
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The firm's January poll showed a similar result, with 45 percent of those surveyed favoring Democrats and 42 percent choosing Republicans.
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Kurz is also critical of European Union refugee quotas, favoring instead tougher external border security and off-site refugee detention centers.
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Trump's advocacy for Gillespie comes as Virginians cast their votes on Tuesday, with recent polling favoring Northam by a small margin.
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Politico reported late Thursday afternoon that President Donald Trump was favoring Powell among a handful of candidates he has recently vetted.
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This could in part be due to investors shifting away from high-growth momentum names, favoring names with proven profitability instead.
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If Republicans do talk about health care, he said, it should be in attacking Democrats for favoring a single payer system.
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The precious metal had been trading near a two-year high, with several prominent investors, including Bill Gross, favoring the commodity.
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Those favoring a reduction cite global weakness, the impact from tariffs, testy debt ceiling negotiations and weak inflation among their concerns.
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The exploration and production deal, with ExxonMobil, is one of the most one-sided in frontier oil, heavily favoring the company.
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The provision would distort investment decisions by artificially favoring equipment over buildings and inventories, which would not receive the tax break.
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Popular opinion points in the reformers' direction, with 62 percent of respondents in a recent Pew Research Center poll favoring legalization.
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Markets have tended to see Clinton as the status quo candidate, and news favoring her bid often boosts investors' risk appetite.
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The publication, a few days earlier, of 20,000 emails stolen from the Democratic leadership's computers, which showed party officials favoring Mrs.
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Support for impeachment among Republicans has remained about the same, with only a small minority of GOP voters favoring the idea.
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But the dark mood across the whole room suggests why this working-class town might end up favoring him in November.
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Opposition to Trump's decision was comparatively higher among voters older than 2628, with 28500 percent disapproving and 6900 percent favoring it.
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Regarding Esteves, Palocci plans to say how he sought him out for support on several decrees favoring private banks, Folha reported.
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Nick Loras, a Heritage energy economist, said the bills go too far in favoring specific industries or creating new government programs.
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That followed a $14.4 million fine for UBS in January 2015 for allegedly favoring some customers over others in its ATS.
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The internal poll favoring Hawley by a single percentage point showed him with a lead among independent voters, with 45 percent.
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Has this misguided dedication resulted in neglecting the citizens of their voting constituency while favoring the interests of their broader devotions?
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Favoring some activities over others raises a fundamental policy question — To what extent should the government involve itself in the economy?
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Clinton called the situation "catastrophic," pivoting to criticize Russia and accusing the country's leadership again of favoring Mr. Trump for president.
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In a competitive retail environment, Nike is seen as favoring discounts and heavy spending to grow its direct-to-consumer business.
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Ouattara is widely seen as favoring his prime minister, Amadou Gon Coulibaly, as his successor should he decide not to run.
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The movement began protesting 24 weeks ago against what members see as President Emmanuel Macron's pro-business policies favoring the elite.
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A real-life example of the media favoring the Maple Leafs over my lame boring team that literally nobody cares about.
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"Never Hillary" independent voters narrowly lean against the policy, with 27% favoring and 2151% opposing — well within the margin of error.
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Warren's wealth tax proposal garnered 61 percent support overall, with 74 percent of Democrats and half of Republicans favoring the plan.
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The second theme is shoulder-shrugging — after all, didn't voters effectively ratify an agenda of tax cuts favoring the very wealthy?
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In another sense, however, it offers quite a different model from its predecessors, favoring nimbleness and flexibility over stability and pedigree.
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In June, it fined Google a record $2.7 billion for unfairly favoring some of its own services over those of rivals.
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The algorithms are then analyzed to make sure they are not creating biased hiring outcomes, or favoring one group over another.
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Favoring the Vikings at home seems correct, but their recent play on offense does not justify such a large point spread.
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What the unit called "information warfare" evolved by 2016 into an operation targeted at favoring Mr. Trump and disparaging Mrs. Clinton.
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Mr. Trump's tax cuts, by favoring higher-income taxpayers, delivered an outsize share of their benefits to white and Asian taxpayers.
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"When I had a choice I feel that the Democratic Party views are more inclusive, more tolerant, more favoring," he said.
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Even though the current Fed is still occupied by Obama appointees, Democrats are also critical, favoring stronger limits on emergency lending.
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Some children's organizations have also expressed concern that Sesame Workshop was favoring families that can afford HBO over ones that cannot.
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There will be those dissatisfied that this page is not throwing its weight behind a single candidate, favoring centrists or progressives.
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For several reasons, one can be sympathetic to favoring career preparation, but it should not be the core or dominant pursuit.
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However, the court rejected the attack on the fiduciary rule and issued the third ruling on this topic favoring the DOL.
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Although it has an official sounding title, the World Trade Organization is a rigged, unfair, and unjust organization favoring small nations.
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Non-OPEC producer Russia was also still not agreeing to cut production but favoring a freeze, a senior OPEC delegate said.
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Regardless of the standard created, Roberts expressed concerns that the public will view the court as favoring one party over another.
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A: My baseline currently is for four more hikes until the end of 2019, with the balance of risk favoring five.
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Republicans tend to be suspicious of active and dynamic monetary policy, instead favoring a consistent and predictable path for interest rates.
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But then the House Republican campaign arm released a venomous ad accusing Mr. Thompson of favoring abortion rights for gender selection.
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Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts, also joins Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in favoring the U.S. staying in the agreement.
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Surveys found large majorities favoring an increase in the minimum wage; college students, church members and unions rallied to local campaigns.
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Last week, President Donald Trump tweeted his unhappiness that Google search results seemed to be favoring sources critical of the president.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - How was the American economy transformed from a broad engine of prosperity to favoring a rich elite?
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The Democrats' system of selecting their nominee may indeed be outdated, resulting in it favoring conventional, in most cases white, candidates.
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The moderate scenario is more split with a slight favoring of negative, but a strong event was less likely to follow.
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Montreal forward Matthew Peca left in the third period favoring his right leg after getting run over by Pittsburgh's Evgeni Malkin.
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Also, investors are increasingly favoring lower-cost index funds, which simply track stock market indexes and aren't actively managed by pros.
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While 43 percent oppose, the slight plurality favoring practicality is significant, considering Texas is both deeply Republican and a border state.
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Ford has been able to offset this headwind so far because buyers have been favoring more profitable pickup trucks and SUVs.
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Sinclair focuses on medium-sized metropolitan areas (favoring those ranking between the 50th to 21625th-largest), like Omaha, Dayton, and Mobile.
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Regardless of the standard created, Roberts expressed concerns that the public will think the court is favoring one party over another.
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The release of the data couldn't have come at a better time for Democrats, who increasingly see polls favoring the GOP.
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CNBC has learned that President Trump is preparing a new executive order expanding rules favoring American-made products in government projects.
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The deduction for pass-through income is policy incoherence at its worst, lacking any justification and favoring certain industries over others.
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Google had been fined $2.6 billion for allegedly favoring its own price comparison shopping service over those of smaller European competitors.
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To this day, Brits are less likely than their European neighbors to opt for a peck—instead favoring the firm handshake.
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He also went to the locker room with 2 minutes 24 seconds left in the first half, favoring his left wrist.
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At issue before the court is whether the travel curbs violate the U.S. Constitution's ban on favoring one religion over another.
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Each read "In Direct Line with Another & the Next," a reference by the text-favoring artist to the New York grid.
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Starting in 2015, the company's algorithms began favoring video over other content types, diminishing the reach of Instant Articles in the feed.
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That case, made official in 2015 after simmering for years, accuses Google of favoring its own services in its e-commerce product.
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Tomlin was punished for tempting fate when Roethlisberger was sacked by Cameron Wake, which left the quarterback limping and favoring his shoulder.
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Pryor also joined a 2011 ruling favoring a transgender woman who said she was fired when she transitioned from male to female.
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That worries network neutrality purists like Bergmayer, who warn that carriers shouldn't be in the business of favoring some content over others.
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Economists also believe fading tailwinds including low oil prices currently favoring energy importers like Spain will make for a more challenging 2017.
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The 2015 rules were intended to give consumers equal access to web content and prevent broadband providers from favoring their own content.
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The firm, formerly owned by Dell, is going public at a time when other technology firms are increasingly favoring the private market.
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Combining the two types of measurements can reveal the value of each mass state, favoring certain theories of neutrino mass over others.
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Even legislators favoring the changes are likely to await resolution of a court challenge over the agency's constitutionality before revamping the agency.
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The setbacks come as House Democrats have steadfastly refused to begin impeachment inquiry hearings, favoring a strategy focused on courts and prosecutors.
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There were at least six instances where Sanders benefited, four favoring Buttigieg, two for former Vice President Joe Biden, one for Sen.
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"There has been a history of actions that could be, at the least, perceived as favoring a white Protestant audience," Pollinger said.
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New guidance calls for monitoring varieties of interaction, favoring "active" time and creative pursuits over "passive" experiences like watching hours of video.
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In fact, he had been posting infrequently to Vine over the past year, favoring other platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
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Similarly, antibiotics might be changing the types and amounts of bacteria that make up our microbiome by killing some and favoring others.
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The 30-year rally in fixed income is already starting to look a little dated with inflation usually favoring equities over bonds.
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European antitrust law already applies something like this standard and has hit Google with fines for favoring Google content in Google searches.
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During his stint in the administration, he added a much-needed voice favoring non-interventionism and the promotion of American economic interests.
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ShopCity went on to complain to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), arguing Google was unfairly favoring its own local search products.
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But exit polls show an even bigger gap among Latino Catholics, who are favoring Clinton by roughly 783 percentage points over Trump.
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Trump, an avid Twitter user, and other conservatives have repeatedly accused technology companies of being biased against them and of favoring liberals.
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The bad news is the immigration system is growing more complicated, with longer delays and policies favoring perceived talent over family unification.
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Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality.
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Federal regulators ultimately approved that deal with strict conditions prohibiting the cable giant from favoring NBCUniversal content or discriminating against rival programming.
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Meanwhile, those favoring "no or very few" restrictions have fallen from 10 percent in the middle of 2012 to 5 percent today.
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Speculation that the Fed's attempts to normalize its monetary policy would continue at a slow pace was also seen favoring government bonds.
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"Rajoy is not known for making quick or dramatic decisions, but rather by favoring continuity," said Miguel Gutierrez, a senior Ciudadanos politician.
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ASU sacked Falk seven times, and he was favoring his left arm late in the game, but he didn't miss any time.
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More smartphone manufacturers are favoring OLED displays — the kind of colorful, edge-to-edge screens smartphone screens made almost exclusively by Samsung.
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Plus, it bans paid prioritization, the practice of directly or indirectly favoring some traffic over other traffic in exchange for money, typically.
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The giveaways will come on top of tax sops, job reservations and policies favoring local businesses that have already been made public.
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He'd work closely with Julia Hahn — then Breitbart's immigration reporter, and now a White House colleague — on stories favoring nationalist immigration positions.
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Paired with labor and fiscal policies favoring small and medium producers, better infrastructure would also help small farmers scale up their businesses.
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Dawson spoke out against the DNC on Twitter since emails were leaked by Wikileaks that show DNC staffers favoring Clinton over Sanders.
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The organizers of the Tax March, an organization which has criticized Republican tax cuts for favoring the wealthy, also criticized the move.
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"Fed's loose stance is another factor favoring the rouble," Miklashevsky said, referring to plans by the U.S. Federal Reserve to lower rates.
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The decision is largely considered a win for Menendez, with 10 jurors favoring acquitting him on the charges, while two did not.
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Sanders has accused the party of favoring Clinton, but the chairwoman has reiterated that the party has remained neutral in the primary.
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Obama sought to remain neutral, even if some of his remarks were interpreted as favoring Clinton's pragmatism over Sanders's more sweeping idealism.
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But "South Side" does something rare for TV, portraying a poor neighborhood with dry-eyed wit, favoring specificity over polemics or cliché.
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In both cases, the lower courts had ruled that the districts in question violated the Constitution by excessively favoring one political party.
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The adoption of redistributive policies favoring women and minorities has, in Rosenthal's unvarnished view, fundamentally changed the character of the political parties.
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Rick Santorum on Monday accused members of the media of favoring socialism as the GOP presidential candidate criticized coverage of his campaign.
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Liberals were more keen on every type of union than their conservative counterparts — favoring teacher, nurse, and blue-collar unions the most.
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An October 2015 Associated Press-GfK poll showed a majority of Democrats nationwide favoring compromise and more than half of Republicans opposed.
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Like much of the more than 500 pages of new tax rules, the loophole favoring pass-through real estate income is complex.
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The current administration accuses the national attorney of favoring allies of the past presidents, Néstor Kirchner and Cristina Kirchner, during criminal investigations.
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There was also a six-point jump favoring impeachment among independents, while the figure of support among Republicans doubled to ten percent.
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Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones on the NYSE 4.46-to-1 and the Nasdaq had a 2.30-to-1 ratio favoring decliners.
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The latest tally lists 116 lawmakers favoring impeachment proceedings, two shy of a majority of House Democrats, whose ranks total 235 members.
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In Texas, those calling themselves political moderates, the kinds of voters some rivals are counting on, were favoring Mr. Trump as well.
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With opinion polls favoring Democrats to pick up the net 23 seats they need to win control of the House on Nov.
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Apple isn't included most likely because its operating system doesn't support third-party payments like Yikatong, instead favoring its own Apple Pay .
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Another possible winner: To the degree that consumers do shift toward favoring companies with stronger privacy protections, another potential beneficiary is Microsoft.
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Some high schools actually hold to the principle of "professionalism," favoring khakis over jeans or banning sandals and T-shirts with logos.
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Venables, who turns forty in February, is more of a countercultural figure than Adès or Benjamin, favoring violent subjects and violent sounds.
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"Last week, public opinion tipped to favoring more restrictions and shut downs," GOP pollster Bill McInturff wrote on Public Opinion Strategies' website.
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Its chief counsel, Christopher Kang, saw nothing wrong in a judge denouncing what he described as a judiciary favoring corporations and Republicans.
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In Boston, about 20 protesters favoring gun control confronted a small clutch of Second Amendment supporters in front of the State House.
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But paradoxically, by favoring performance and video over the "rich people's" medium of painting, these institutions face their own issues of exclusivity.
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Likewise, those same Democratic administrations largely avoided the fight to support school integration, favoring instead spending more money for high-poverty schools.
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Finally and most importantly, the endless pattern of this administration favoring corporate interests over real people won't end unless we all vote.
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The practice is the result of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy favoring the prosecution of anyone who crosses the border illegally.
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Comcast agreed to more than 150 conditions, many aimed at preventing Comcast from favoring NBC Universal content at the expense of competitors.
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European antitrust officials fined Google $2.7 billion for unfairly favoring some of its own services over those of rivals in search results.
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Favoring lissome, clearly articulated block chords, he turns corners tightly, and clears many landings on his way to completing a longer thought.
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Mr. Rouhani is seen as more outward-looking, favoring improved relations with other countries and opening up the largely state-run economy.
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That practice is known as base erosion and profit shifting and typically sees businesses favoring jurisdictions offering low taxes and tax havens.
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" Given his track record, some senators expressed concerns that, if confirmed, Barr would "take extreme and unreasonable positions favoring the executive branch.
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Republicans are already reverting to form; promising freedom and liberty, playing to the wedge issues while favoring the rich over the average.
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Representative Rashida Tlaib, a Palestinian-American, said she opposed separate states, instead favoring one state where Israelis and Palestinians would be equal.
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Joseph Kennedy III of Massachusetts criticized the president for favoring wealthy Americans at the expense of the poor and middle-class Americans.
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He added, consumers also have been favoring food that they perceive as healthy and don't always view buffet chains in this light.
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This week, Google reportedly submitted details of how it planned to stop favoring its shopping service and comply with the EU order.
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Indeed, the Trump administration's aggressive efforts to roll back regulations have left some corporations in the unaccustomed position of favoring stronger rules.
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It would, theoretically, change the pro-impeachment inquiry majority to a minority: 28500 percent favoring the impeachment inquiry, and 6900 percent opposing.
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An antitrust inquiry into complaints that Google was favoring its own services in search engine results took nearly seven years to complete.
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Toshiba's decision came after an earlier Reuters report on Tuesday said the company was favoring a separate group backed by Western Digital.
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Adding to the difficulties, judges often question data collected by third parties, favoring official reports, which local governments sometimes refuse to release.
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DISCORD WITH DEALERS The automaker has also faced accusations from politicians and industry groups of favoring Chinese or ethnic Chinese-Malaysian dealers.
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Sharma is accusing regulators of favoring Facebook's payments system, despite a recent gaffe when Facebook ran afoul of India's net neutrality rules.
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A lot will have to do with turnout, especially if young people vote in great numbers, which is seen as favoring Labour.
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This approach would allow federal legislators to stay true to conservative principles, while still favoring, in principle, coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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And polls show millennials, the most racially and ethnically diverse generation in US history, favoring Democrats over Republicans by a wide margin.
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Consumers in U.S., Europe and the U.K. are increasingly favoring specialist retailers when purchasing their beauty products, a UBS report showed Monday.
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The increasing activity signals the SNB is favoring interventions rather than cutting interest rates as its main tool to weaken the franc.
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A beneficial trade with the Ottoman Turks will irk the Church Mines; favoring Venice over rival Milan will have its own repercussions.
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Through internal complaints, employees led Zuckerberg to change course: the news feed algorithm switched from favoring inflammatory stories — clickbait — to focusing on friends.
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"We will definitely appeal at the highest forum against the international arbitration order favoring Reliance," Dharmendra Pradhan, India's oil minister said on Friday.
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In the past, the Grammys have been criticized for shutting out women and people of color, and for favoring popular and legacy artists.
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The move is intended to "future-proof" the enormous truck business against rising gas prices and regulations favoring electric vehicles over internal combustion.
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Overall, though, Gallup polling demonstrates broad-based support for environmental issues, including a solid 46 percent favoring protecting the environment over economic development.
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Opinion polls show that the region is split roughly in half between those who support secession and those favoring remaining part of Spain.
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Plenty of liberals blame Facebook for favoring the Trump campaign over the Clinton campaign and tipping the scales in an extremely close election.
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Saudi Arabia is favoring New York to list Saudi Aramco, while also considering London and Toronto, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz resign from the chair in late July after hacked emails appeared to show DNC officials favoring eventual nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Japanese MPs favoring good ties with Seoul met South Korean counterparts in Tokyo last week, but made little progress in easing the conflict.
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The DNC emails showed party leaders favoring Clinton over her rival in the campaign for the nomination, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Mayo said he expects big banks to relocate staffers to places like Paris and Frankfurt in the event of UK voters favoring Brexit.
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The same attitude is reflected in the ratings given to the four companies by brokers, with most favoring a fence-sitting "hold" recommendation.
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The game's style seems tailor-made for a mobile console, favoring more impressionistic character models while playing around with more realistic particle effects.
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Here's a look at the most likely Heisman contenders, including a running back looking to challenge the recent history of voters favoring passers.
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"The government has permissible interests in favoring fetal life, protecting the best interests of a minor, and refraining from facilitating abortion," he wrote.
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In the past, he noted, high and rising consumer sentiment has favored the reelection of incumbents, with troughs in the outlook favoring challengers.
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China's possible reactions range from encouraging boycotts of U.S. products, favoring other companies over American companies, and conducting nuisance regulatory enforcements and inspections.
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Favoring spontaneity, the duo would record torrents of material, both on their own and with help from friends like Coil member Drew McDowall.
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The President, though clearly favoring Clinton as the chosen successor who could secure his legacy, has been respectful to Sanders throughout the campaign.
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A huge gap exists between Republicans and Democrats on the issue, with 23% of Republicans favoring increased spending to just 20% of Democrats.
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Approval of the impeachment inquiry reached a new high, 55%, in a Quinnipiac Poll out this morning, with 48% favoring removal from office.
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There are tensions about the White House's strategy, with the most fervent Trump allies favoring a hard-line approach and others expressing misgivings.
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Swing voters in those states, already probably influenced by the presidential race, also would be among those favoring action on the Garland nomination.
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Market sources cited projections from data firm VoteCastr favoring Clinton in a number of key battleground states as moving the cluster of currencies.
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But Samurai Shodown, set during Japan's feudal era, focuses on weapon-based combat favoring well-placed strikes rather than over-the-top combos.
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In the summer, WikiLeaks released hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee showing officials actively favoring Clinton over her primary rival Bernie Sanders.
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Tenant rights activists blame gentrification and real estate policies favoring high-end commercial and residential developments that are squeezing out low-income housing.
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And it claims its buyers are interested in a range of products, as opposed to favoring those in a single category or two.
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The rich are favoring family offices as they get personalized attention and are able to have a bigger say in their wealth management.
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Morningstar found the investors in active funds improved their odds of beating passive funds by favoring funds with lower-than-average expense ratios.
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He said the bill violates the basic principles of equality and freedom of religion by favoring one particular set of beliefs over others.
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He ran well to Ryan's right, accusing Ryan of betraying Trump and favoring a "globalist agenda" of disastrous trade deals and porous borders.
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More important is the intensity divide: You see 34 percent of all voters strongly opposing the cuts and only 18 percent strongly favoring.
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Cruz supporters are even less inclined to play along, with 56 percent saying they would vote for Trump and 25 percent favoring Kasich.
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Rick Perry, a major ally of fossil fuel industries, for the job, likely signaling a shift back to favoring conventional sources of energy.
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The leaked emails appear to show the committee favoring presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders during the US presidential primary season.
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The dollar gained overnight against the yen on comments by U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that were seen favoring long-term dollar strength.
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Supply and demand are favoring the U.S. industrial space, despite fears of China's slowing economy sucking the wind out of the sector's sails.
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