" Several minutes later, an officer announced flatly: "Head shot.
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But, on Fox & Friends, Trump Jr. flatly denied reality.
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" Her mother responds flatly, "I haven't heard of her dying.
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Some flatly reject the notion of ever funding his campaign.
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Well and her Deputy said flatly he would raise taxes.
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Turkey's politicians, including Erdogan, have flatly rejected the American efforts.
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"Facebook and WhatsApp lied to us," Chester told Motherboard flatly.
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Yet the military flatly rejects the possibility of an extension.
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"He clearly does not believe in Allah," she said flatly.
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"It's too early to speculate on that," Kumar said flatly.
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Government officials have flatly rejected such accusations in the past.
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Bernie Sanders, whom he flatly deemed "crazy," as his opponent.
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According to the letter, Dre flatly denies ever abusing Michel'le.
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Tillerson's spokesman at the State Department flatly denied the report.
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" Asked flatly if he trusted Trump, McConnell responded, "I do.
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Saudi Arabia flatly denied that it had exerted any pressure.
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Even purely as a spectacle the debate came across flatly.
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Nielsen flatly denied that family separations amount to child abuse.
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Among those flatly opposed to the current bill are Sens.
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She paints some of the shapes flatly while shading others.
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Mr. Lagerfeld himself once expressed similar sentiments, although more flatly.
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"Trump is killing the urban Republican Party," Murray says flatly.
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" Pat Campbell-Cozzi, 76, said flatly: "New Hampshire doesn't matter.
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Scott Fitzgerald flatly refused to allow Zelda's diary be published.
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"They're getting chopped off and composted tomorrow," he says flatly.
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He said flatly, "I don't want to sell BuzzFeed News."
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Zimparks flatly denied that any were left in the boma.
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"That is just not going to happen," she said flatly.
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Tesla flatly denies that its remanufacturing teams engage in rework.
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Some institutions have flatly rejected sanctuary plans as encouraging lawbreaking.
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The Ecuadorean government has flatly denied spying on Mr. Assange.
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But Senate Democrats said flatly they did not trust her.
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"Because I don't have a vagina," I told her flatly.
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A spokesman for Flynn flatly denied Woolsey's characterization of the meeting.
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But Trump flatly rejects those views in The America We Deserve. .
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The White House has flatly denied any knowledge of the proposal.
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If this idea seems flatly stupid to you, you're not alone.
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But it is flatly unscientific to reckon that description is explanation.
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First, flatly deny everything, regardless of how conclusive the evidence looks.
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And his message doesn't flatly collide with the GND per se.
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Huawei has flatly and repeatedly denied that it inserts back doors.
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She flatly disobeys her new chief's order to return home twice.
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Adults the world over believe they are immune, she states flatly.
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Tidal executives flatly denied the rumor when questioned by the Journal.
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"Don Blankenship is not a victim," Gayle Manchin told us flatly.
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Jeff Flake of Arizona flatly rejected Trump's idea, which Republican Gov.
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Trump has long denounced the dossier and flatly denied its assertions.
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He flatly denies that he is trying to harm the government.
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Republicans flatly rejected the bailout and refused to vote for it.
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In "The Bad Boys of Brexit," Banks flatly states that Leave.
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Authorities flatly denied that Alam or anyone else has been tortured.
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"I think the internet is the Anti-Christ" she says flatly.
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He states flatly that he was unequal; he was not free.
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"The White House should knock this idea down flatly, and immediately."
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"I don't believe he was ever vulnerable," Mr. Ragone said flatly.
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To inquire, flatly, decades later, about the unforgettable scent of that?
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Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Marc E. Kasowitz, flatly denied any obstruction.
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Earlier Saturday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi flatly rejected a Feb.
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"None of this is classified, Mr. Tillerson," the senator said flatly.
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The governor, however, flatly denied placing any pressure on Ms. James.
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Australia has flatly banned Huawei and Japan has done so indirectly.
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Warren re-confirmed Sanders said it, and Sanders flatly denied it.
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But the football league flatly denied the report later that day.
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" That doesn't mean those anxieties can be flatly described as "racist.
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"Get your nasty paw off my leg," the girl said flatly.
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This is flatly nonsense, but it might be nonsense Trump believes.
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He flatly denied he said that, even though an audio recording exists.
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They found that overall, 2000 percent of DAA prescriptions were flatly denied.
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Democrats have flatly opposed the funding, calling a wall inhumane and ineffective.
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Critics say the searches lack proper probable cause and are flatly unconstitutional.
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So to just flatly denounce calls to abolish ICE is not correct.
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Group One clustered around a statement that wanted to flatly ban Uber.
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Zogby flatly denied the rumor in an interview early on Thursday evening.
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Mexico has flatly refused, making the issue a point of national pride.
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Patreon also takes a hardline stance against anything it considers, flatly, porn.
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An Obama spokesman has flatly denied that the former president did so.
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When minimization isn't undertaken at all, then metadata is, flatly, not anonymous.
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The only recommendation Uzbekistan has flatly rejected was that on LGBT rights.
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"Last year, we would not have won that game," he says flatly.
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Tomorrow the findings could be slightly different, completely reversed or flatly disproved.
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He flatly declared that "this is bribery," no different than bribing jurors.
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Publicly, O'Rourke has flatly ruled out the possibility of a presidential run.
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But he did not flatly deny any interest in replacing the Portuguese.
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A spokesman for Mr. Cuomo flatly denied that he had any involvement.
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Charges of little accountability or oversight of our operations are flatly wrong.
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Gardner and Collins have flatly called for the reopening of the government.
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A White House spokesperson flatly denied the President is frustrated with Kushner.
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Green flatly rejected the notion that he would take a night off.
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But he flatly dismissed suggestions that he become the anti-Trump alternative.
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When I emailed Bandai Namco, however, the publisher flatly refused to comment.
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Kardashian West, whom GQ crowns the family's CEO, flatly denies Swift's narrative.
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", Trump said flatly: "You've got to speak to Jeff Sessions about that.
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In the interview with Fox, Judge Kavanaugh flatly denied Ms. Ramirez's accusation.
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"No," he said, flatly, claiming he has aged out of party politics.
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" Reliever Adam Ottavino went one step further, flatly calling German "our ace.
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"Every one of these people are running campaigns," Mr. Benenson said flatly.
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"Minsk is not working," he declares flatly in an updated May analysis.
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But until quite recently, Tesla was flatly terrible at mass-producing automobiles.
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" The Speaker said flatly that Medicare is going to have "price controls.
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The colonel's family flatly denied that he had cheated Sergeant Major Jakrapanth.
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"It wasn't anything to shout about or call home," Marshall said flatly.
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Asked by a moderator about the conversation, Sanders flatly denied the claim.
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"There is no Speaker's race in my future, ever," Meadows said flatly.
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But many states and thousands of local governments have flatly rejected it.
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Hoyer said flatly that making the payments during the shutdown is illegal.
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Trump has flatly denied all of this, either personally or through spokespeople.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) confronted Gorsuch, however, Gorsuch flatly denied Sisk's claims.
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But so far, the Court has flatly refused to hear cases like these.
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Other members will flatly declare their intent to continue producing at previous levels.
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Pompeo's response was stunning: "I went to a defense facility," he said flatly.
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Earlier on Monday, Trump flatly denied that he ever promised the $1 million.
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Democrats have flatly opposed the funding, calling a wall both inhumane and ineffective.
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" McHugh responded to Oppenheim's memo in a tweet that said it's "flatly untrue.
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John Kasich, Giuliani flatly dismissed him, arguing that he wasn't a candidate anymore.
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The hole looks to be flatly painted but is actually carved into wood.
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On the right that has bred a culture which flatly rejects the evidence.
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" Joe finally spoke up and flatly said, "But we don't know what means.
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Us Weekly reported in March that Federline "flatly rejected" Spears' proposal in March.
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As for the Kerr case, Ingber flatly dismissed the claims by the Sullivans.
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Sanders blasted Clinton in April, accusing her of flatly supporting the controversial practice.
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Her lawyer flatly denies Mr Pavlensky's accusation that she was assisting the authorities.
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Others flatly refused to believe that Trump was honest in his comments Friday.
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"I was going to fire him regardless of recommendation," Trump told Holt flatly.
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Haley is widely viewed as coveting Tillerson's position, which she has flatly denied.
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Page has flatly denied that he was working as a spy for Russia.
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Chris Sununu flatly said Trump's statement was "wrong" in a statement on Thursday.
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Sessions has called the ACLU un-American and communist, assertions we flatly deny.
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He has flatly denied colluding with the Russian government during the 2016 election.
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"They have not been," she flatly told reporters when asked about the criticism.
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"Look, it's just flatly untrue," Kennedy told the publication of the president's claim.
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On the standardized state tests taken every year, its scores are flatly disappointing.
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But India and Turkey may push back and China will likely flatly refuse.
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That led to speculation that RPA was all hype, which Shukla flatly rejected.
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After initially declining to flatly say whether he would support overturning Roe v.
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Now, "somehow inaccurate" is an interesting phrase, but MLB has flatly denied this.
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The new rulers in Warsaw, Prague, Bratislava and Budapest flatly refuse Muslim refugees.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegations and said he would testify next week.
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Or flatly denied that Trump has said things that he most definitely said.
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The report said that McGahn flatly refused to carry out Trump&aposs orders.
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Ortega also flatly denied recent reports of protesters being killed inside a church.
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But there are plenty of energy wonks who flatly disagree with this view.
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Blindsided by the announcement, Kristeva has flatly denied involvement with any such espionage.
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In fact, Barack Obama flatly ruled out a presidential run before reversing course.
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A woman's accusation will turn out to be grossly exaggerated or flatly untrue.
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But State Department spokesman John Kirby flatly rejected the accusation in a statement.
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" Asked if he was making a formal policy announcement, Spicer flatly said "no.
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M etcalf ( flatly ): You L ithgow : When I die what will you do?
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The White House had flatly refused to cooperate with the House impeachment inquiry.
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Last month, Trump flatly rejected a bipartisan proposal brought to him by Sens.
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This and statements he has made previously are flatly inconsistent with your letter.
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By 2006, he was flatly proclaiming George W. Bush the worst American president.
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If you transcribe his jokes and read them aloud flatly, they remain funny.
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The Russian government flatly denied the allegations that it carried out the attack.
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Without the change, Mr. de Blasio said flatly, the plan could not go forward.
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However, the campaign flatly denied those reports, saying there was "zero truth" to them.
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Major General Chris Ghika flatly said the threat level from Iran has not changed.
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And he flatly asked whether President Trump even wanted the job he currently holds.
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Democrats again flatly rejected the president's call for $5 billion to fund a barrier.
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Ronaldo flatly denied the charges, but according to multiple reports, he remains extremely pissed.
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The military, with whom Suu Kyi shares power, flatly rejects Rohingya calls for citizenship.
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Now the heads of the Senate Intelligence Committee are flatly saying it didn't happen.
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"I have no idea," Pelosi flatly told reporters at her weekly press conference Thursday.
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Donald Trump has flatly denied that Russia was involved, without citing his own evidence.
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Also because Google's version of Android is flatly superior to everything else out there.
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And two former top intel chiefs flatly contradict John Brennan&aposs testimony to Congress.
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Asked about the expansion of Russian power in Eastern Europe, Ford flatly denied it.
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The Mueller report flatly states that Russia began interfering in American democracy in 2014.
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" When Bernie Sanders is asked if he is a capitalist, he answers flatly: "No.
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The White House flatly denied the claim and demanded Netanyahu backtrack, which he did.
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People routinely likened vegan fare to rabbit food, bark, or, worse, flatly dismissed it.
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Coats flatly contradicted the president on the state of North Korea's nuclear program, however.
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A Department of Homeland Security spokesman flatly denied that Nielsen had threatened to resign.
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" Trump continued his criticism of Kelly on Monday, saying flatly: "I don't like her.
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So, a reminder:In 203, Romney flatly stated that Trump was *unfit to be president.
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Yet most party insiders to whom I've spoken flatly reject a draft-Kasich movement.
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"There's [going to be] a lot of fog [this weekend]," he told me flatly.
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Last week The Gaslamp Killer was accused of rape, allegations he has flatly denied.
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It's tough to find an example of left-wing politicians flatly lying about science.
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FBI Director James Comey has flatly denied any direct surveillance of the Trump campaign.
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Industry lobbyists flatly threatened to kill any bill with a private right of action.
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But several countries either failed to meet those standards or flatly refused, officials said.
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La Volpe's successor, Javier Aguirre, flatly rejected the idea of bringing in outside help.
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"I was out," Gleyber Torres said, flatly, and the replay confirmed what he knew.
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It doesn't flatly call for a carbon tax, which Sanders has in years past.
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Snowden flatly denies that he has had any other interactions with Russian intelligence since.
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It is sometimes said flatly that women don't lie, but that's not quite right.
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I attempted to tell my sister once, but she flatly refused to believe me.
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Two days later, he flatly rejected a plan brought to him by Graham, Sen.
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"In a time of crisis he flatly wasn't up to the task," Greenberg wrote.
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Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
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The Mueller report flatly states that Russia began interfering in American democracy in 2014.
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"A deep-learning system doesn't have any explanatory power," as Hinton put it flatly.
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Lindsey Graham could be seen in 1999 flatly contradicting his current position on impeachment.
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She flatly denies any suggestion that RT seeks to meddle in democratic elections anywhere.
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"He read flatly from the script," one Western official said of such a meeting.
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The former is not prohibited by the Logan Act; the latter is flatly banned.
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Her former campaign chairman, John Podesta, said flatly weeks ago she was not running.
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They cannot be deported; Bangladesh flatly rejects the whole exercise as an internal Indian matter.
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At least one Democrat elector flatly stated that he is not voting for Hillary Clinton.
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"The video flatly contradicts the self-serving accounts of the police officers involved," Taylor said.
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But the RNC flatly denied that the Trump campaign's activities were attributable to the RNC.
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Pelosi and Schumer flatly denied his request in a heated Oval Office discussion last week.
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"We are truly sorry for the wait," she said flatly, ignoring the other nurse's outburst.
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" Asked why he wouldn't answer Trump questions, McConnell said flatly: "Because I choose not to.
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Conservatives have harangued tech executives on Capitol Hill over these questions, which they flatly deny.
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Ellen Tauscher of California flatly argued that harassment can't take place between members of Congress.
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" But when asked if Trump understood the role of the judiciary, Stevens responded flatly: "No.
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One thing Rob did not apologize for ... he flatly denied he ever physically abused Chyna.
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Mr. Ban told reporters that he had been coerced — a charge the Saudis flatly denied.
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And speaking to reporters Monday morning, the President flatly denied having ever worked for Russia.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Saturday vowed flatly to block a deal if elected.
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The Justice Department flatly denied that Sessions had met with Kislyak at the Mayflower Hotel.
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But he tells the story flatly, without grievance or irony, as if giving a deposition.
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" The article reporting on the poll stated flatly, Mr. Jealous's "margin is not statistically significant.
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"I'm sorry you were uncomfortable with it," he replied flatly, as we stood outside preschool.
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The United States flatly spurned the idea, for the North refuses to accept Washington's conditions.
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He then drops the bombshell, flatly saying she should have ended up in the Oval.
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In spite of his eloquent oration and Shaw's visible reconsideration, Ren's request is flatly denied.
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They flatly reject any suggestion of a broader US military intervention in support of Guaidó.
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"I flatly refuse to regard my grandchildren as foreigners," he told The Guardian last year.
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Berry's reps flatly denied the claim and our Halle sources say she was deeply offended.
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The governor's office flatly rejects the idea that the governor gains anything from Democratic dysfunction.
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And she flatly rejected Mr. Trump's assertion that there was much to be optimistic about.
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It was found to violate federal immigration law, which "flatly does not permit" deferred action.
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If flatly saying no to your boss isn't an option, take a more tactful approach.
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So begins yet another ruin-and-rehab tale, one that initially tantalizes then flatly disappoints.
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Ted Cruz told CNN flatly he couldn't imagine supporting anything the group came up with.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegation, and the White House has stood by its nominee.
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As Mr. Trump spoke, his voice was flatly calm and slightly hoarse, his manner subdued.
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So far Prime Minister Theresa May has flatly rejected the idea of a new vote.
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On Monday, Kennedy trotted back his statement, saying flatly that he was wrong on CNN.
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So why would Republicans wait until Mr. King flatly defended white supremacy to punish him?
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"I'm unreliable, and uninsurable," she says flatly, when someone suggests that she do another movie.
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The Syrian regime flatly denies accusations that it was involved in today's chemical weapons attack.
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"It's flatly unconstitutional under the First Amendment," she said of the ban in an interview.
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It is flatly false that China doesn't have to do anything til 2030 under Paris.
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They do not want to suggest anything flatly or that one party is to blame.
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Unsworth said he hadn't flatly denied Musk's accusation because he was waiting for legal advice.
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Drake flatly denied getting "robbed" ... and technically he's right although he's clearly dodging the point.
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President Trump's claim that he can eliminate birthright citizenship by executive order is flatly wrong.
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Does she say that you should only keep books that make you blandly, flatly happy?
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" Asked if she were considering changing her position after meeting with Garland, Ayotte said flatly: "No.
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Setting aside the rather breathtaking Islamophobia implied in that line of reasoning, it's also flatly wrong.
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No one we contacted could state flatly that North Korea was the victim of cyber-sabotage.
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The DOJ flatly denies both that the FBI improved the site and that Playpen's popularity increased.
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The measure does not include money for the barrier — which Democrats have flatly refused to approve.
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In fact, various brands "flatly [refused] to lend us their clothes," she recalled in the letter.
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Or when Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer goes even further and flatly calls for your removal.
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A matching 48% has heard enough to say flatly that the House should not pursue impeachment.
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The West Virginia senator flatly rebuked Trump's comments in a pair of tweets just hours later.
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Travis flatly denied cheating, although he did some damage control while postponing a concert last week.
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The sports ministry issued a statement flatly denying the existence of any state-run doping programme.
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Some of what the agent, who was not named, wrote is "flatly incorrect," the judge found.
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In many cases, the storeowners would flatly refuse to sell black shoppers certain items, Hyman said.
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Benjamin Sachs, a Harvard Law professor, has argued that the NFL's new policy is "flatly illegal".
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He's blamed the media, said he's changed since he was 19, and flatly refused to apologize.
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"She has pneumonia and, well, you know, it's curable," Reid said flatly at a news conference.
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"Hostility between races limits support for welfare," Alesina, Glaeser, and Sacerdote conclude flatly in the paper.
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When news of the "re-education camps" filtered out in 2017, China flatly denied their existence.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders flatly denied the White House was freelancing on foreign policy.
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Moore flatly denies having written the message, saying he didn't know Young-Nelson at the time.
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This, flatly, is just not good enough, and it hasn't been good enough all year long.
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" In the TikTok, Kitsinis removes a wig from her head and flatly says, "I have cancer.
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" Asked if the president's often inflammatory tweets make his job more difficult, Kelly flatly responded, "No.
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Trump flatly denied that he demanded a pledge of personal loyalty from the former FBI director.
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" The CEO flatly warns that "your Facebook won't be as good while it relearns your preferences.
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Sure, Trump has flatly rejected the idea of the presidency as a position of moral leadership.
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Some flatly refused to comment, even to confirm that they were still committed to the project.
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AT&T officials flatly deny that the offer was ever on the table -- or would be.
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That is flatly wrong because every member of Congress takes an oath to uphold the Constitution.
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The DOJ's Antitrust Division "flatly rejected it" because it would not solve potential anti-competition issues.
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He flatly rejects Shideh's request, telling her to find something else to do with her life.
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"They are an industry with a set of objectives that flatly contradicts public interest," Kleiman said.
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The consensus among experts is that the evidence Wright has provided so far is flatly unconvincing.
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On Thursday, the heads of the Senate Intelligence Committee flatly said Trump's wiretapping claims were baseless.
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Crime survivors also flatly reject the administration's focus on increased deportation as a public safety priority.
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And just yesterday, Trump flatly refused to take responsibility for the failure of testing to date.
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Kavanaugh was combative with Democratic senators, frequently interrupting them or flatly refusing to answer their questions.
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In October, he said flatly he didn't think the set-up posed a national security problem.
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He flatly rejected any suggestion that he had ever done anything unethical to get a conviction.
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Instead, he flatly told Craig and Mullins that he would not sell them a wedding cake.
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During the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing in May 2017, Comey flatly denied having been a leaker.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association, which invalidated a federal law flatly prohibiting states from legalizing sports gambling.
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AT&T officials flatly denied that the offer was ever on the table — or would be.
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AT&T officials flatly denied that the offer was ever on the table -- or would be.
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Croft flatly denied that anyone paid her group to support John Oliver and his co-defendants.
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"Your students are very lucky," Sonia said flatly, as she received and responded to a text.
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Ebrard flatly rejected the inspections idea, so it remains unclear if the issue has been resolved.
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Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic are flatly refusing to participate, despite a threat of fines.
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A number of other candidates, including Ms. Harris, flatly said they would not deport such migrants.
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Gorbachev's eyes stay fixed on his strange, wilting American negotiating partner with his palm outstretched flatly.
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EU leaders backed Britain on Thursday in blaming Moscow for the attack, something Moscow flatly denies.
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Kesha now claims Dr. Luke drugged and raped her, but under oath she flatly denied it.
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Plain and simple from the NSA:The NSA flatly denies using its Twitter account to send coded messages.
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Throughout the day, Barr's explanations for his most consequential decisions ranged from flatly unpersuasive to downright bizarre.
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Also, Putin said flatly that he wanted Trump to win after the two men's summit in Helsinki.
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It is something the government lawyers have flatly rejected, but the courts -- so far -- are taking seriously.
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Providing resources to a listed terrorist entity, which Abu Sayyaf is under Canadian law, is flatly prohibited.
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If Nalcor had done the work, they would have seen that this is flatly untrue, she contended.
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So what do conspiracy theorists do with all the information that seems to flatly contradict their theories?
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The women flatly refuses, forcing Rick's hand and leading to a brief tussle that gets Aaron injured.
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However, Assad flatly rejected the suggestion he had blood on his hands — or was a brutal dictator.
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GCHQ, the British equivalent of the NSA, responded with a rare public statement flatly denying the charge.
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Trump flatly stated on Twitter Friday that the US paid "no money" to North Korea for Warmbier.
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Not to put too fine a point on it, he says, flatly, "in many cases...they're ISIS".
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"His wife is going to max out, and he'll try to raise another five," she says flatly.
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"He's not telling the truth," Cruz said flatly during an interview with CNN aboard his campaign bus.
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" But asked if he believed that Trump understood the role of the judiciary, Stevens responded flatly, "No.
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In Colombia on Monday, Pence himself tried to walk back the idea without flatly contradicting the President.
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And Comcast and Verizon flatly denied that they plan to sell the browsing history of individual consumers.
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" Yet Trump flatly denied asking Comey for a loyalty pledge last month, saying, "Who would do that?
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Other subjects of the investigations, including Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, have flatly refused to provide documents.
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The head of F-35 Joint Program Office, however, flatly rejected Trump's assessment of the project Tuesday.
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Asked later in Wednesday's hearing whether a new AUMF should have time limits, Mattis flatly said no.
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Comey flatly replied "yes" when asked if he thought Trump fired him because of the Russia probe.
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Kavanaugh, who has flatly denied the allegations, offered a forceful defense of himself during the hearing Thursday.
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He can recognize this limited common ground between them and him, while flatly, fully rejecting their bigotry.
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Curry flatly told reporters last month that he did not want to go to the White House.
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" Trump has flatly denied any collusion between his campaign and Russia, describing the allegations as a "hoax.
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Some lawmakers flatly rejected the concept, and Trump agreed the matter should be left up to states.
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Mr. Trump flatly rejects changes in benefits that Mr. Ryan considers vital to curbing deficits and debt.
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Trump, who is now the GOP's presidential nominee, flatly denied Newsweek's report in an interview last week.
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He acknowledged the encounter with Tyson but insisted it was "consensual," and he flatly denied Watson's accusation.
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" We heard Clinton say, flatly, "Donald Trump is not fit to be president or commander in chief.
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Chris flatly denies his guy hit anyone, or in his words ... "It's a lie, lie, lie, lie."
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"The facts of the case are crystal clear, and these allegations are flatly false," Mr. Walzak said.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing, Mattis flatly said he "would refuse" any orders to bring back torture.
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But she flatly rejected the idea that the city's white leadership was not engaged with black residents.
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In the statement, Mr. Kushner flatly denied participating in — or having any knowledge about — collusion with Russia.
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And in January, Vice President Mike Pence flatly denied that there had been any contacts with Russians.
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They saw that he was comfortable humiliating aides by flatly contradicting their accounts of his decision-making.
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"We can't do anything that can be called a 'Flake bill,'" one House GOP aide said flatly.
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This approach presents overtly horrifying facts about uniquely feminine struggles and delivers them flatly, dripping with sarcasm.
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They say Carlson supports white supremacy through his commentaries and programming choices -- a charge he flatly denies.
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"No I don't share those concerns," she said flatly standing on the White House driveway this week.
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Senior aides to Mr. Wilkie flatly denied that he had orchestrated any effort to discredit Ms. Goldstein.
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He also flatly stated there would be no increase in the current 7003 percent value added tax.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied all accusations, including during a national television interview on Fox News Monday night.
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And flatly written secondary characters have a way of standing out more starkly in TV's longform storytelling.
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Such rhetoric encouraged right-wing extremism, Trump's critics say, an accusation that the administration has flatly rejected.
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Trump has flatly denied that he withheld aid in order to pressure Zelensky to investigate the allegations.
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Several pollsters told me flatly they didn't think a 10 percent undecided average was all that unusual.
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At a minimum, Giuliani has flatly contradicted the president's earlier statements and exposed his arrangement with Cohen.
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"I work in silence," she says flatly when I offer to put on some music while she cooks.
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On the contrary, the clause flatly forbids receiving a benefit "of any kind whatever" from a foreign state.
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WOLF BLITZER, CNN HOST: Don&apost you want to see who the president nominates first before deciding flatly?
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"We seem to have a problem with the SSS," Jeremiah stated flatly, referring to the Subconscious Suggestion System.
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"I told them flatly, 'we won't be participating'," Pace, whose firm owns 8 percent of Vocus, told Reuters.
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It cannot flatly deny refugees and valid visa-holders entry to the country without appropriately considering their claims.
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Even when not deliberately toxic, many on-screen depictions of mental illness have been factually and flatly wrong.
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Clinton flatly denied an affair with Flowers, but eventually admitted the two had one sexual encounter in 1977.
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Mueller stated flatly that Russia had a clear preference for Trump when it interfered in the 2016 election.
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"Oh, wow," PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle flatly responds, as the bemused editors look on.
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PlexCoin, a Canadian digital token startup, is flatly "a scam," according to the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Now I hear "woke" used more ironically than not and one critic flatly stated the word is dead.
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The display and camera really sap the life out of the U11 Plus, leaving me feeling flatly underwhelmed.
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Even once I was promoted to sous chef, some of my female colleagues would flatly disregard my directives.
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Declaring flatly that the border is "closed" would do the exact opposite — it would have maximized the disruption.
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From his Ziggy Stardust era on forward, Bowie flatly refused to acknowledge this bastard stepchild of an album.
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Michael Flynn's contacts with the Russians -- although the President himself has flatly denied that he ever did that.
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Given that Russia flatly denies involvement in the incident, it appears unlikely to accede to the U.S. demands.
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Lamar Odom flatly rejected the "tough love" intervention, so his other family is trying a different approach ... TLC.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegations, which have roiled Senate Republicans' plans for a quick confirmation this month.
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Does it matter that President Trump's understanding of trade policy and trade deficits is flatly contradicted by data?
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Burr flatly denies report that his panel has concluded that Nunes/House Rs behind leak of Warner texts.
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Paul LePage, the Republican governor, flatly refused it, rejecting spending bills sent to him by the state legislature.
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When asked if the decision was motivated by a desire to appease political leaders, Zuckerberg flatly said no.
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Some endangered Senate incumbents like Mark Kirk of Illinois have flatly declared they won't vote for Mr. Trump.
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When we spoke in Morelia, he told me flatly that he had no intention of remaining in Mexico.
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Fees and expenses add up fast, and Israel's Ministry of Tourism flatly rejected her funding request of $20,000.
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But this, too, is something that congressional members from Trump's political party have been flatly unwilling to do.
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When regulators flatly rejected AT&T's attempt to buy T-Mobile in 2011, no one was forced out.
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"I can only take selfies, only my front camera works," Gil says flatly, looking up from the phone.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), has said flatly he won't accept a path to citizenship for any unauthorized immigrant.
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"We think it's a sham and a way to delay action on gun safety laws," Geoghegan said flatly.
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He flatly stated the product sucks and the ratings are in the toilet, both of which are true.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has flatly rejected providing any funding for a border wall to resolve the stalemate.
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"Why aren't you bringing up the emails?" he asked, before flatly accusing the moderators of conspiring against him.
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Ralph J. Oxendine, the chief of the Cheraw tribe, flatly dismissed the book's findings in a telephone interview.
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But Wang flatly denies spying for Beijing: "No one ever offered me such a job," he told Reuters.
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But researchers recently discovered that nearly 4603 routine practices were flatly contradicted by studies published in leading journals.
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"A lot of water came in," Perryn Leech, the opera company's managing director, said flatly with exquisite understatement.
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Though the Israeli government flatly denies it, at least one report said the idea came from the Israelis.
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And Dish chairman Charlie Ergen has flatly admitted that this approach might entirely fail because it's so new.
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However, he did not flatly rule out her being called as a witness at a trial or thereafter.
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"One cannot do that," she said flatly, describing a process that starts online, with a request for material.
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"No," Brinidisi said flatly when asked if he'd be inclined to support an article that includes Mueller evidence.
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"You're going to lose," he told Mr. Bloomberg flatly during a meeting at the mayoral residence, Gracie Mansion.
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But when Rhode Island Democrat David Cicilline said, "I'm asking you under oath," Mr. Whitaker flatly denied them.
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"None of us is ever going to get in a Twitter war with anyone else," Slotkin said flatly.
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"That may just be the F.S.B.," Mr. Warner said flatly, referring to Russia's primary intelligence and security agency.
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Facebook and Google flatly refuse to pay for news even though they license many other types of content.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA), who flatly stated that "we don't have the votes" during a press conference Tuesday.
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For one, the Runaways parents probably needed some shading in, given that their comic counterparts were flatly, generically evil.
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" Asked about the suggestion May's speech had put lawmakers at risk, her spokeswoman said: "I would flatly reject that.
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The suggestion was flatly rejected by an Obama aide, but the controversy has reverberated across Washington and social media.
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People familiar with elements of Kremlin thinking say that is because Russia flatly opposes regime change in North Korea.
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Then she promised that health reform wouldn't include any middle-class tax increases, which flatly rules out Sanders's bill.
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Maybe he's also a cipher for the way humans use each other — Clark flatly refused to talk about him.
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Instagram flatly denied the hoax, which has been circulated in similar forms on Facebook over the past several years.
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Committee aides knocked down Sanders' accusation, flatly saying that the Democratic organization is not subsidizing the Clinton campaign's fundraising.
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"Adult content will no longer be allowed here," the company flatly stated in a blog post published on Monday.
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Kavanaugh flatly denied the allegation, calling it "grotesque and obvious character assassination " and vowing not to withdraw his nomination.
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The implication that technology companies don't cooperate with law enforcement when it comes to terrorist investigations is flatly dishonest.
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Flatly rejecting Mr Steinmeier's urging would expose him and his associates to the charge of putting party before country.
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The Supreme Court has flatly held that the courts can't review a federal agency's refusal to enforce the law.
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The party will now have to decide whether opposing the Citizens United decision also means flatly opposing super PACs.
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That percolating distrust erupted when the US asked Turkey not to buy the Russian system and Erdogan flatly refused.
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" Prosecutor Greg Andres flatly told the judge: "I don't anticipate that a government witness will utter the word &aposRussia.
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Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks flatly rejected the premise of the investigation into Trump's role in the violent altercation.
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The world of Days Gone would, flatly, be far more interesting if none of its antagonists were in it.
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In response, Vox ran an article by three leading IQ scientists arguing that Harris and Murray were flatly wrong.
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But, clearly the goal was to include this in the 'Friday News Dump', as my request was flatly denied.
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"Fox News and its executives flatly deny that they conducted any electronic surveillance of Ms. Tantaros," reads the statement.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegations and blasted the confirmation process as a "national disgrace" during the hearing Thursday.
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Deutsche Bank confirmed the opening bid by the Justice Department and, like any good negotiator, flatly rejected the offer.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, flatly denied that Ms. Flowers would attend the debate, at Hofstra University on Long Island.
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Mr. Fomenko, in an interview in a bar here called Rocks, flatly denied having any ties to the hacking.
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Charlie Baker of Massachusetts and Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, flatly declare that they won't vote for him.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton's Democrats are for the first time flatly condemning capital punishment as a criminal justice policy.
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Cohen flatly denied the allegations in multiple statements, as Jane connected with Weather over Facebook Messenger about the allegations.
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Thornberry flatly dismissed concerns about a government shutdown due to the request, saying simply, "No," when asked about it.
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Palestinian leaders have flatly rejected such a proposal, saying it does not give them full sovereignty over their land.
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Congress this week slapped new sanctions on Russia, in part in response to the allegations, which Moscow flatly denies.
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He said he had little appetite for a campaign of his own, but did not flatly rule one out.
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"Unfortunately that ship had sailed," Musk said flatly, in response to a question from Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas.
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Anastasia's old nursemaid, her former tutor, and other royal employees flatly denied she was genuine, yet others still believed.
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His win comes despite accusations over the weekend from Ellison's ex-girlfriend of domestic abuse, which he flatly denied.
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Caracas was one of the world's most dangerous cities at the best of times; now it felt flatly apocalyptic.
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"For all the years that I've been here, we do continue to invest more every year," Mehta said flatly.
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Mr. Perdue said flatly that the word was never used; Mr. Cotton said he did not hear it used.
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But with Palestinians flatly rejecting the plan, it is hard to see how any such scheme could be workable.
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The GOP leader appeared to reject flatly one of Evers's landmark campaign pledges, boosting education funding by $1.4 billion.
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Mr. Trump said that Judge Kavanaugh was "anxious" to testify publicly about the allegations, which he has flatly denied.
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" Asked about the suggestion May's speech had put lawmakers at risk, her spokeswoman said: "I would flatly reject that.
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I went through all my Mexican stash and my doctor, suspicious of my sudden biweekly refill requests, flatly refused.
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Besides, since Judge Kavanaugh has flatly denied the accusation, his honesty now — not as a teenager — is at issue.
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"I don't want you to think I'm some 'edgy' Republican," he says, while flatly denouncing the concept of democracy.
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Shulkin, on the other hand, has vehemently denied that he resigned, telling multiple outlets that he was flatly fired.
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Over in Dubuque, Iowa, Ron Davis said flatly that he'd support Mr. Trump if Mr. Sanders was the nominee.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico flatly dismissed the idea that his country would pay for Mr. Trump's wall.
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And in Indiana and Pennsylvania, some universities flatly banned students and employees from betting on their school's athletics events.
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Palestinian leaders flatly rejected President Trump's long-awaited plan, announced alongside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel on Tuesday.
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"DVR advertising is going to be a permanent part of the service," a company spokesperson flatly told Light Reading.
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Johnson, the Libertarian presidential nominee, flatly denied the idea as "bullshit" during a Facebook Live interview on Sept. 21.
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"No," he said flatly, when asked if there was any chance of a warrant requirement in the final legislation.
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The Chinese government has not flatly rejected that request, but it has left little hope it will say yes.
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Congressman Hildo Rocha flatly denies the proposed legislation could be used by politicians to frame and intimidate their critics.
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Several possibilities have been trotted out by the press, all of which have either been discredited or flatly denied.
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This Jane Doe plaintiff gave sworn testimony in a prior matter that flatly contradicts what she is now alleging.
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The station's 68-year-old, white attendant flatly denied the black man's bathroom request, and heated words were exchanged.
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Reps from Apple flatly denied the group's request before threatening to forward the information to authorities, according to the report.
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Campaign chairman Paul Manafort said flatly that Trump did not attempt to back out of the Pence call Thursday night.
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Chaffetz flatly accused Flynn of violating laws barring retired military officers from taking foreign money without permission from the Pentagon.
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" Giuliani also flatly denied saying what he said on Sunday, when he told CNN that "no one signed the letter.
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Then he goes on talking, and says something flatly untrue that offends a lot of people in its rank ignorance.
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NBC News has found no evidence that would support his claims, which have been flatly dismissed by the previous administration.
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Nearly another fourth said flatly that it was not appropriate and the rest said it depends or they didn't know.
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"Oh my god that was terrible," she says flatly, touching the corners of her eyes where there are no tears.
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But Mr. Bush, who had been waiting for his father's political career to end to begin his own, flatly refused.
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"I'm not going to be on television anymore," Stewart said flatly when pressed Monday to address rumors to the contrary.
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Sachs suggested the story was 'poetically transfigured,' Coates flatly considered it 'tommyrot,' and Moller gently suggested Humboldt's accounts were 'tales.
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Omar pushes Abrams on Reagan-era policies in places like El Salvador and Nicaragua, and he flatly refuses to answer.
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But in military lockstep, the State Counselor's office has flatly denied any abuses may have taken place since October 9.
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The only problem with Sanders' position is that it flatly contradicts Article VI, which explicitly bans religious tests for office.
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" And in possibly his toughest rhetoric directed at Castro, Trump flatly said, "the harboring of criminals and fugitives will end.
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Despite that lack of agreement, Ryan on Thursday flatly ruled out working with Democrats to pass a replacement for Obamacare.
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Roy flatly denies it, and points out Roger is the only person to ever accuse him of using illegal drugs.
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The ploy seems plainly illegal: Federal law, as amended by the ACA, flatly forbids health insurers from selling such plans.
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" Iran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, flatly denied supplying the rebels with weapons and accused Saudi Arabia of "regional bullying.
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He flatly refuses to allow a recall referendum against him this year, as the opposition demands and the constitution allows.
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Trump has said his campaign did not collude with Russia, which flatly denies allegations it meddled in the U.S. vote.
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And reports from the field in Syria and Iraq flatly contradict his sunny assessment of the current state of ISIS.
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Kihuen has flatly refused to resign, and is expected to announce this week whether he will run for re-election.
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They argue that parents may have been coerced into signing paperwork they didn't understand -- an accusation the government flatly denies.
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Mike Rounds of South Dakota flatly rejected the tax experts' conclusion that tax cuts won't produce the needed economic growth.
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CNN has not yet verified the claims in the Politico story, but Franken flatly denied the allegations int he report.
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Swift's PR representative shot back claiming that Big Machine had "flatly denied" the request for the AMAs and Netflix doc.
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But, he said flatly, "any institution, Chicago State included, that has expenses but no revenues, will eventually have to close."
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Rosenstein flatly denied allegations that he "threatened" House Intelligence Committee staff behind closed doors over their demands for document production.
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He flatly denied that the races of the victims contributed to any lack of urgency on the part of police.
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Flatly opposing the war — though a more cautious, humble, and incrementalist policy — was seen as a bold statement of liberalism.
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Though Trump flatly denied talks about the show, he referenced talking with Burnett last year at a rally in Ohio.
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It's as if they're refusing to change — flatly refusing — in the face of overwhelming evidence what they're doing isn't working.
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Mr. Corker has flatly denied this account, saying Mr. Trump had encouraged him to run and pledged his full support.
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These above points, by the way, mirror the administration's own response to the Comey testimony, which flatly rejected Comey's claims.
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Some senior members of the administration, like Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, are flatly refusing to cooperate with congressional oversight.
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She appears most interested in Julie, an intriguing character (maybe a sketch for "The Little Foxes"?) played too flatly here.
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The lawyer flatly rejected the plan, and the businessmen told the Saudis they would not take part in any assassinations.
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If so, Mr Giuliani is going to really hate it when the president and his entire party flatly disown him.
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"But if it's doomed to fail right from the beginning, then we are going to have problems," he said flatly.
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Michael W. Quick, the university's provost, flatly denied a cover-up in a letter on Monday to faculty and staff.
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Senator Thune, who flatly said that "having each state doing their own thing is problematic," suggested that day could come.
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"The president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant," Sean Spicer, the press secretary, said flatly.
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That yard belonged to Thurston Yates Sr. "I don't believe it," Mr. Yates, 78, said flatly of the intelligence report.
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John Kennedy of Louisiana flatly said late Monday that he believes that Russia, not Ukraine, interfered in the 2016 election.
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But a helicopter company flatly told him that the cost of airlifting the home to the site would be astronomical.
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"So I started there," says Sussman, who used out-of-season Tommy Atkins mangoes, which are big and flatly sweet.
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Wild flatly rejected mounting talk from national Republicans that Democrats have gone too far left to win in moderate areas.
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Trump has flatly denied that he assaulted any women, in one instance saying he wouldn't have because the accuser was ugly.
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" She also responded to any speculation that the music icon was not her biological father, stating flatly, "He is my father.
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President Donald Trump's closest political allies have flatly denied his baseless claims that President Barack Obama wiretapped him during the campaign.
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Saudi officials remain coy about the kingdom's target for oil prices and the energy minister has flatly denied there is one.
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The acting chief of staff later tried to walk back his remarks, flatly denying that there was a quid pro quo.
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"The lack of sentiment is wildly bullish," Raymond James strategist Jeff Saut put it flatly in a Tuesday note to clients.
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Two weeks ago, Biden flatly told local news outlets he did not need to win New Hampshire to win the nomination.
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Government negotiators tried for a year to get the FARC to consent to jail time for war criminals; they flatly refused.
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A Cambridge Analytica spokesperson confirmed to Vox that the company is cooperating with the Russia investigation but flatly denied any wrongdoing.
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And then there are the countless tongue-in-cheek TV commercials that have made fun of educational films' flatly placid Americana.
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"It's flatly illegal," said Stephen Legomsky, a former chief counsel at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services during the Obama administration.
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The audience applauded Buttigieg when he flatly said no to the nonsense of letting the Boston Marathon bomber vote from prison.
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He insists Haft is solely a business venture, flatly rejecting the notion that he is making any sort of political statement.
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Harmeet Dhillon, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, said the settlement addressed university policies that were "flatly unconstitutional" under the First Amendment.
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Authorities often flatly decline such requests for technical reasons or propose alternative venues in remote locations far from the public eye.
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When Flower Films first started, business development professionals suggested setting the production studio up with several projects, which Barrymore flatly refused.
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It was unclear how seriously Scaramucci intended his statement to be taken, though a John spokeswoman flatly denied his claim Wednesday.
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When asked at the RNC convention if he would back Trump's idea, Brady flatly said, "No," prompting laughter in the room.
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By the 2016 election cycle, at least two candidates for the Republican nomination flatly declared that God wanted them to run.
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Some Democratic senators on Tuesday said flatly that they would not vote for Warren's plan if she were president in 85003.
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Some Democratic senators on Tuesday said flatly that they would not vote for Warren's plan if she were president in 22019.
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He flatly refused to consider granting citizenship or the vote to any of the millions of people newly freed from bondage.
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Kavanaugh on Wednesday flatly denied the accusations brought by Swetnick, who also alleged that Kavanaugh had been involved in groping women.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), who sits on the House Armed Services Committee, has flatly stated that the U.S. should preemptively attack.
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And Pence's chief of staff Marc Short flatly denied Sondland's testimony that he raised concerns to the vice president on Sept.
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These documents alleged that Russian officials had "compromising personal and financial information" about Trump, which the then-president-elect flatly denied.
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While solicitation for "immoral" purposes in public is flatly illegal, prostitution itself generally flies—even if it's not on the books.
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" Yet Mr. Hoyer has flatly said he is against the idea and told reporters on Tuesday, "She's not negotiating for me.
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But he is flatly dismissive of the large body of work by economists showing that carbon pricing is an effective tool.
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Before, I had been able to see senior generals, but this time the military flatly refused to consider my interview requests.
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They argue the plan simply mirrors what every campaign does and flatly dispute the high estimates of Democrats attending Trump rallies.
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Now I know what to do when confronted with egregious stereotypes: Look directly into their eyes and flatly demand an apology.
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On the first part, the court flatly rejected the government's claim that regulating public debate on homosexuality served to protect morals.
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In an email to TechCrunch, the company confirmed that the warrant was "improperly served" on the company and was flatly rejected.
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"That flatly contradicts the position President Trump and the Justice Department (DOJ) have advanced in this case," the House's lawyers said.
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The U.S. is flatly refusing this "double suspension" proposal put forth by China last March, and apparently backed up by Russia.
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Since Mr. Trump announced the move in December, Palestinian leaders have flatly rejected the idea of peace talks under American auspices.
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This retro venture, flatly written like all Steel's books, is just further evidence of how romance can swing any which way.
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Voatz flatly denies that anything from the researchers' findings represents a vulnerability that could have been used to alter voting results.
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These moments lend a faintly gothic air to the Kardashian brand, which is otherwise somewhere between pink-toned and flatly neutral.
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"This gin is really smooth," she says flatly, with a glassy-eyed expression that indicates she may have Seen Some Shit.
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Pacelle flatly denied the allegations and characterized the investigation as an attack on the charity in a statement to the Post.
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The American military community's flatly negative response to this idea hopefully means this particular Trump fantasy won't be fulfilled anytime soon.
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An America First approach that attempts to merely impose trade sanctions on imports of goods, labor and services will fail flatly.
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China flatly rejected the criticism, which has spawned WTO disputes from both sides and a $50 billion tariff threat from Trump.
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"I always try to understand why a party is litigating a case when their position is flatly wrong," Ms. DiChello said.
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According to a report produced by the Republican majority on the House Armed Services Committee, the first charge is flatly false.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan — who was not in the meeting — also flatly denied there had been any agreement made on immigration.
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Trump flatly denies a tweet he posted just an hour earlier, now claims "Russia did not help me get elected." pic.twitter.
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Russia also flatly rejected the U.S. allegation that Russia was ignoring the U.N. resolution on a ceasefire in Syria, it said.
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Barbara Boxer, have flatly called for the Electoral College to be abolished and have presidents be elected by a simple popular vote.
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Facts First: Putting aside Trump's charge against Kerry, which Kerry flatly denies, here's what you need to know about the Logan Act.
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And a handful of Senate Republicans have flatly said that Nunes' actions warranted the creation of a special commission independent of Congress.
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On Tuesday, he pledged not to back down from his wall demand as Democrats flatly refuse to pass funding for the project.
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The Taliban, however, flatly refused and some among the Taliban leadership were angered by the scenes of insurgents and government officials together.
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Both House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer have flatly said congressional Democrats will not approve wall money.
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John Stuart Mill's notion that a "marketplace of ideas" will elevate the truth is flatly belied by the virality of fake news.
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The shutdown will drag on for now as Trump insists on money for the wall — and Democrats flatly refuse to appease him.
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In recent interviews, he called her a "bad seed" and flatly said "no" when asked if he wants to see his daughter.
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She returned to the issue, asking flatly whether DeVos knew that IDEA was federal law — and that states were bound by it.
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Commentary Chinese claims to near-total sovereignty over the South China Sea basin were flatly rejected by a UN tribunal in 2016.
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" It flatly denied the alleged $850 million loss, stating the funds were "not lost but have been, in fact, seized and safeguarded.
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They show that Mr. Manning personally owes more than $25,000 in unpaid taxes to New York State, something that he flatly denies.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied Ford's allegation, along with two allegations of sexual misconduct from other women who have come forward in September.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, declared flatly that there was no scope for any renegotiation of the Brexit deal.
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" After Swetnick's allegations surfaced, Kavanaugh flatly denied them, saying in a statement that the claims were "ridiculous and from the Twilight Zone.
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Donald Trump Jr. tweeted that CNN had "bullied" a "15-year-old" — despite Kaczynski flatly denying that Solo was a teenager. Again.
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Although Trump apologized in a video statement and has flatly refused to drop out, it has done little to quell the damage.
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Because there hadn't been a proper recall yet, the FAA couldn't flatly say that the explosive smartphones shouldn't be allowed on planes.
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Ayer's rep flatly denied that he's off the project, saying it's still in development and that the script is not yet complete.
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"A lot of what [Trump] just said is flatly not true," noted NBC News correspondent Andrea Mitchell shortly after his comments concluded.
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Bernie Sanders, the Vermont Democrat and former presidential candidate who is now supporting Clinton, flatly denounced the proposed merger over the weekend.
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On the other hand, Donald Trump's pick for secretary of interior, Ryan Zinke, has flatly said he's opposed to selling public lands.
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While Comey admitted Russian attempts to influence the U.S. election, he flatly concluded that no votes were altered in the 2016 election.
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Spicer flatly rejected the president's offer of a position subordinate to Mr. Scaramucci, according to two administration officials familiar with the exchange.
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In fact, it was rumored that the 57-year-old tendered his resignation last week, but the CSRC has flatly denied it.
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And Donald Trump came back from that meeting in Singapore and declared flatly there is no more nuclear threat from North Korea.
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Any one of the provisions in the Senate's so-called healthcare bill is bad enough if taken individually to be flatly rejected.
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"Couldn't make our wedding day / Too sick to travel / You fell between a friend and a father," Murphy sings, quietly and flatly.
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Part of his parroting the network has resulted in him flatly tweeting conspiracy theories that had been reported as fact by OAN.
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It would state flatly that "Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is responsible for the murder of Jamal Khashoggi," according to the senator.
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"Secretary Clinton, you said that the leaders from the intelligence community went to Silicon Valley, they were flatly turned down," she said.
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But flatly rejecting Mondelez's offer will be a major test of Hershey's historically impregnable defense: the charitable trust that effectively wields control.
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Tony Guglielmo, a Republican state senator from Connecticut, told The Hartford Courant that many assault-rifle-owners were flatly ignoring the law.
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Cohen told CNN that they never discussed a peace plan and the White House has flatly denied any knowledge of the proposal.
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Democrats have flatly rejected funding for a concrete wall, but signaled some openness to funding for fencing or other physical barriers. Sen.
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These days, she would tell you flatly, she has every reason to believe that hers will not be a ripe old age.
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Though some have questioned whether Belgium's fragmented and linguistically divided bureaucracy could be slowing things down, Mr. Jonniaux flatly rejected that idea.
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" A spokesman for Netanyahu said on behalf of the Prime Minister: "We flatly reject the false claims made against the Prime Minister.
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Or Trump could just say he plans to flatly ignore the Paris deal and doesn't care what anyone at the UN thinks.
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The Kasich campaign flatly denied rumors that the Ohio governor would withdraw from the race in a Facebook post on Tuesday night.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly said there was "no collusion," and his aides initially flatly denied any contacts between the campaign and Russia.
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It is flatly irresponsible for the Senate Republicans to refuse to consider a nominee before he or she has even been identified.
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Myanmar has flatly rejected charges that its security forces committed mass atrocities, and it refused to cooperate with the fact-finding team.
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He speaks flatly with the faded Boston accent from his youth, devoid of partisan passion and with a technocratic emphasis on competence.
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Kavanaugh also flatly lied about the drinking age, saying that he was legally allowed to drink beer as a high school senior.
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The State Department today flatly denied a WikiLeaks allegation that it encouraged the Ecuadorian government to shut down Julian Assange's internet connection.
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" Later, Matt Bennett, Third Way's executive vice president, said flatly: "We have to own some of the mistakes of the New Democrats.
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Once at the top, Tour de France cyclists look for any possible advantage on the way down, no matter how flatly nuts.
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Asked about the hearings, Mr. Trump flatly denied testimony given under penalty of perjury by a succession of career national security officials.
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Judge Watson flatly rejected the government's argument that a court would have to investigate Mr. Trump's "veiled psyche" to deduce religious animus.
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But, can you flatly deny that there is any plan in place to replace Secretary Tillerson over the next couple of months?
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The book alleges Matt Lauer's 2017 firing came after a colleague accused the star anchor of raping her — which he flatly denies.
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" Washington Post editor Marty Baron says flatly, "Most of the press wasn't aggressive enough in questioning the premise for the Iraq War.
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" At the conference after that, in Cambridge, in 1907, he said flatly that Esperanto would "become a school for future brotherly humanity.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus on Sunday flatly denied any involvement between President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign and Russian officials.
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It was newspaper or, you know, online articles circulating saying, you know, "the pope endorsed Donald Trump," flatly, demonstrably, uncontroversially false statements.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have alleged that Russian hackers had tried to help Trump win the White House, something Russia has flatly denied.
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The prime minister, who said he was baffled by Ms. Wilson-Raybould's resignation, flatly denies that he tried to influence the case.
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Riseup did not flatly state, in any clear terms, that it had not received a government order, nor an accompanying gag order.
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"You drank a bottle of lube...," he said flatly, sounding not at all surprised to find out that's what I had done.
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Instead, he stared into the middle distance, took multiple gulps — the kind usually necessary to keep from crying — and flatly laid everything out.
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Fred, who once revered his wife's outlook, has a different answer to what Gilead's greatest "responsibility" is: "Obeying your husband," he responds flatly.
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At a commencement address on Wednesday, he said that "no politician in history ... has been treated more unfairly," which is pretty flatly false.
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In tweets Tuesday, he pledged not to back down from his wall demand as Democrats flatly refuse to pass funding for the project.
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Both men flatly said there was no evidence to support Trump's claim, which had also been refuted by top lawmakers from both parties.
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"Yes," Warren flatly told CNN's Manu Raju on Wednesday when asked whether she believes Sessions would discriminate as President Donald Trump's attorney general.
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By retaining the data of people not under investigation, CSIS broke the law, the court ruled, and the data retention was flatly illegal.
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MITCHELL: But — but — Secretary Clinton, you said that the leaders from the intelligence community went to Silicon Valley, they were flatly turned down.
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" Dan flatly replied, "We use kittens as the bad photos in demos, because the real bad photos are...you know...kind of obscene.
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The film is often corny and clunky, relying on visual flourishes to keep viewers alert, and flatly functional dialogue to keep them informed.
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Attorneys in the U.S. accused Alexander of using Comverse shareholder money to buy off the Namibian government, which his Namibian attorney flatly denied.
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Turner, known for his "literal trailer" comedy videos and gaming vlogs, flatly denied Fletcher's accusations in a short video posted on April 11.
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The scramble does, however, reflect that the administration isn't content to start flatly violating existing law and procedure simply on Trump's say-so.
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But at some point, Rosenstein will flatly refuse Nunes, which could be just the pretext Trump would need to order Rosenstein to comply.
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Just as importantly, Corker flatly told the Times that he's not the only Republican with serious concerns about Trump's character, policies, and temperament.
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It found that I was only 223 percent Scandanavian, a number that, based on my recent family history, I know is flatly wrong.
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That awesome ruh-roh shot of Jon reacting to Drogon and Rhaegal's disapproval was inspired by a flatly delivered "growl" from David Nutter.
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Cory Jacobs, the trial attorney for the U.S. government, "flatly objected" to the assertion that Ramirez was made a "scapegoat" for the scheme.
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Stephen Gillers, a nationally renowned legal ethics expert from New York University School of Law, told MSNBC that Sessions flatly violated the recusal.
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In a candid conversation at the Dallas Federal Reserve, CEOs stated flatly that workers will not be getting broad-based raises anytime soon.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied her allegations and insisted Thursday that he would not be pressured into withdrawing his nomination to the Supreme Court.
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Trump has demanded $5.7 billion to fulfill his campaign promise for a wall at the southern border, something that Pelosi has flatly rejected.
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Ford and Kavanaugh are scheduled to testify Thursday in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on those allegations, which Kavanaugh has flatly denied.
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He added that Russia was also ready to look at any "facts" about alleged interference in U.S. politics, something Moscow has flatly denied.
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Clinton's presidential campaign could have hoped for: no criminal charges, but a pointed refutation of statements like one she flatly made last August.
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As he did when Anita Hill accused him in 1991 of sexual harassment, Justice Thomas flatly denied the new accusations, calling them preposterous.
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He has been described as Britain's Warren Buffett — a description he has flatly rejected due to the difference in both age and fortune.
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Mr. Corker flatly disputed that account, saying Mr. Trump had urged him to run again, and promised to endorse him if he did.
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A scheduled interfaith prayer in New Delhi was flatly canceled rather than moved, given the lack of other religious representatives in McLeod Ganj.
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A study of 100,000 WhatsApp images that were widely shared in Brazil found that more than half contained misleading or flatly false information.
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Israel's Defense Minister, Avigdor Liberman, flatly rejected calls for an inquiry into the deaths of Palestinians killed during the Friday protests in Gaza.
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Officials in New Delhi have flatly denied that ISIS exists in Kashmir; Vaid also asserted it had no "substantial" presence in the region.
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After getting flatly rejected while trying to find seats in one of the more popular tents, we headed to a tent called Lowenbrau.
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Partly because of the Voting Rights Act, gerrymanders based on race are flatly illegal, but ones based on partisan intent remain in limbo.
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"My son is growing up without a father," Mr. Wang said flatly, lighting another cigarette, part of his two-pack-a-day habit.
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The Palestinians have flatly rejected any offer the Americans may put forward, the leaked details of which are impossible for them to accept.
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Nunes flatly rejected the invitation to box this week, although she said she would fight Shields in MMA, something Shields has never done.
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Tillerson's comments came a day after State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert flatly denied that he was planning an early departure from the administration.
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"I talked last night to Tiffany Trump, and she said it is flatly false that she is registered in two states," she said.
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House Republicans have flatly condemned both pieces of legislation, arguing the measures would be both ineffective and infringe on law-abiding citizens' rights.
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Trump, now more defiant than ever against the Republican establishment, has stated flatly and stubbornly that he will not withdraw from the race.
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And if that's true, then many of the hundreds of coal projects that China has on the drawing board will be flatly unnecessary.
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Trump is going to hire people who are willing to defend what he says, regardless of how absurd or flatly false it is.
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Facebook flatly rejects that it breached data protection and competition laws while welcoming "effective policy legislation" that would hold the company to account.
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These rumors, which were flatly denied in government circles, described the entry into Bulgaria of trainloads of German soldiers, followed by hundreds of tanks.
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Yet for all the complaints Zenteno has filed with city and federal entities, the construction in Xochimilco—which she flatly describes as illegal—continues.
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"Look," she said flatly, already with the deadpan nonchalance of someone who'd been mothering for a lifetime (Dorothy from Golden Girls came to mind).
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She claimed she saw migrants drinking out of toilets, which a Border Patrol official flatly denied, and that she felt unsafe during the visit.
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At a press conference on Monday, Sheriff Knight flatly called Bybee a "criminal" and criticized his decision not to tell the truth to investigators.
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Her representative at the time flatly denied those rumors, but it seems like Aniston wanted to address it personally, and on a broader scale.
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Unilever, the ice cream-to-shampoo producer, flatly rejected the approach on Friday, saying it saw no financial or strategic merit in a deal.
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"I think it's not flatly in violation of the plain text of the FVRA, but it is certainly inconsistent with its spirit," he said.
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Citing swing-state polling, McConnell shows confidence in Trump And McConnell wouldn't flatly rule out rescinding his endorsement, dodging the question when asked directly.
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In 2017 a gathering of Aboriginal elders called for the creation of an indigenous "voice to parliament", but the Liberals flatly rejected the idea.
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It's a characteristic they're incentivized to consider flatly, extracted from any ethical considerations of whether that sort of person ought to be marketed to.
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The move is seen as flatly idiotic by anyone with a modicum of common sense and desire to see humans flourish on planet Earth.
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The opposition has flatly refused to negotiate through foreign mediators, especially those from the Southern African Development Community, a regional club of 15 countries.
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Five days later Donald Tusk, president of the European Council, issued draft guidelines for the forthcoming trade negotiations that flatly rejected her central proposal.
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Lurid pictures of him lying in a pool of blood were published, and officials suggested Russia was behind the killing, something Moscow flatly denied.
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Trump -- while not under oath, it's worth noting -- has insisted flatly that he had never urged Comey to slow or stop the Flynn investigation.
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"Fox News and its executives flatly deny that they conducted any electronic surveillance of Ms. Tantaros," Fox News' legal counsel said in a statement.
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McLaren flatly denied that any talks were underway, but it's worth a look at why Apple could be interested in the small British carmaker.
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As an initial matter, the agency's claim that Congress and the Supreme Court banned established forms of cost consideration is inventive, but flatly wrong.
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" When asked if the Fed plans to raise rates at its next meeting later this month, Powell flatly replied, "There is no such plan.
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Russia's government has flatly denied the accusations, while U.S. lawmakers have accused the Trump administration of not confronting the Putin government over election meddling.
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Zuckerberg flatly denied the claims at that time, and Facebook has put out multiple statements denying that it mines users' audio over the years.
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But, in the flatly pitiless language of official documents, her death certificate lays out what happened next: The 22-year-old granddaughter of Sen.
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Syria's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Mounzer Mounzer, flatly denied accusations his government is responsible, blaming "terrorist groups" for the dozens of deaths.
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Trump has been critical of the legislation, and while he is widely expected to sign it he has not flatly said that he would.
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Jeff Merkley (D-OR) flatly rejected Nielsen's suggestion that there's a meaningful distinction between cages and the facilities CBP uses to house detained kids.
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" Russell has also released a statement in which he flatly denied the claims: "Any allegation I have abused my wife is false and hurtful.
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" Three big things: Sanders flatly denied that the president lied about his knowledge of Cohen's payment to Stormy Daniels, calling it "a ridiculous accusation.
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But Tammy took things too far, attacking Kelsey's crying and drinking habits and even accusing her of abusing prescription drugs, which Kelsey flatly denied.
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It ruled in 2017 that churches and other religious entities cannot be flatly denied public money even in states whose constitutions ban such funding.
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Their position is, flatly, that they will refuse to confirm any nominee, no matter how qualified or appealing, until the next president is inaugurated.
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Some of her friends flatly refuse to walk with her anymore, she admits, in her halting, dreamy voice, shaking back her flint-gray hair.
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The filing also says flatly that Mr. Gore and Mr. Neuman "falsely testified" under oath about the Justice Department's actions on the citizenship question.
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Republicans and Democrats in Congress flatly accuse the prince of being responsible, and say they will push for much stronger action against Saudi Arabia.
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Yesterday, we had DNI Director Coats and NSA Director Admiral Rogers, who were offered a number of opportunities to flatly deny those press reports.
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Mr. Ritchie flatly refused to consider Mr. Hunnam for Arthur at first, not least because he envisioned a king with an action-figure physique.
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But in affirming a lower court's finding, the Supreme Court said flatly that it agreed with the couple — flowers were not really the point.
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" She has defended him amid scrutiny of his overseas business dealings, saying flatly in an interview with MSNBC last year: "Hunter did nothing wrong.
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Representatives of Bill Gates have told us that Gates flatly denies that Epstein had anything to do with Gates's donation to the Media Lab.
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So Dershowitz, again, is flatly wrong to suggest that the House's proposed second article of impeachment against Trump has no legal or historical basis.
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On Thursday, Trump in an interview with ABC News flatly rejected the criticism in the letter and blasted the nation's military leaders as ineffective.
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Kraft's surprise $143 billion offer, which would be the largest ever acquisition of a UK-based company, was flatly rejected by Unilever on Friday.
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The military leaders explained the process to Trump, who listened and asked pointed questions, including asking flatly asking the group what he should do.
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In addition, yesterday Scott Borchetta, CEO and founder of Big Machine Label Group, flatly denied the request for both American Music Awards and Netflix.
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Burr categorically denied Thursday that he and Warner raised any concerns with Ryan about Nunes, saying flatly "no" when asked if he did so.
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"UC's continued use of a flatly discriminatory metric is not only bad educational policy; it is unlawful discrimination" the group states in its complaint.
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The problem facing the country right now is that Senate leadership has flatly stated that it would never, under any circumstances, convict the accused.
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Mr. Trump has pledged that he would make Mexico pay for the wall, a notion flatly rejected by the Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto.
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The chairman hedged on some questions and flatly declined to answer other inquiries, invoking the need to protect "sources and methods" and still "classified" information.
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Despite South Korea's attempts to get North Korea to discuss its nuclear and ballistic missile programs at the talks on Tuesday, the North flatly refused.
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The Utah Jazz center flatly denied cheating on her, saying he bought a ticket for a person in the movie line in front of him.
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He suffers from various aches and pains and he flatly blames the drinking water and those who allowed that water to arrive in his tap.
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It's also possible that CCS remains flatly uneconomic, Trump cripples federal research for new technology — and carbon capture turns out to be a dead end.
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We can say flatly that there is no evidence that women's biology makes them incapable of performing at the highest levels in any STEM fields.
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In other words, they were flatly rejecting the liberal worldview of an open, equal country that successive governments have cultivated over the past few decades.
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Here's a more precise breakdown: One of the major obstacles here is that Republicans in Congress have flatly opposed massive new federal spending on infrastructure.
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" But he declined to flatly say whether he would round up other undocumented immigrants, stressing that once the initial deportations occur, "then we can talk.
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GENEVA - SOUTH KOREAN DEPUTY MINISTER SAYS HIS JAPANESE COUNTERPART FLATLY TURNED DOWN REQUEST FOR A FACE-TO-FACE MEETING ON WEDNESDAY TO DISCUSS TRADE ROW
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Trump flatly denied that the studies are accurate, and instead pointed at "Angel Moms" — mothers of children murdered by undocumented immigrants — who were in attendance.
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When the health ministry tried to investigate whether Chinese projects in Africa made people healthier, the rest of the government flatly refused to co-operate.
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The proposed changes "take away elements of sovereignty", says Zoltan Kovacs, a Hungarian government spokesman; he talks of a "quota system that we flatly reject".
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In response to the report, J&J told CNBC that the implication that there has been a new development in the matter is flatly wrong.
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First, she said that the Obama administration banned Iraqi refugees from entering in the United States for six months in 2011 — which is flatly untrue.
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And he flatly rejected the idea of taking up the nomination in a lame-duck session of Congress before a new president is sworn in.
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When the NHL dangled Pyeongchang participation in front of the NHLPA in exchange for an extension of the current CBA the proposal was flatly rejected.
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo flatly denied a report that the U.S. intelligence community is withholding intelligence from the president, in a statement issued late Thursday.
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Some of those who wrote letters flatly disagree with the jury's verdict based upon their opinions of your work ethic and your commitment to safety.
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Trump did not flatly say he would sign the measure, and many Republicans on Capitol Hill avoided taking a position on the legislation on Tuesday.
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On July 4, the Kasich adviser John Weaver called Manafort at the governor's request and flatly informed him that no such preconvention endorsement would occur.
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Much of the movie takes place in Shideh's apartment, a modest, austere, flatly lighted space that doesn't come with the usual haunted-house dark corners.
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Aides who had accompanied the general to the game, and who were shown at his side in official pictures, flatly denied they had been there.
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There was at least one of Kostya's ideas in which I flatly refused to participate, because it involved supporting anti-NATO political forces in Montenegro.
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Greg comes off as simply incompetent as he flatly fumbles through a scene from "Waiting for Godot," one of the movie's first jokey meta-moments.
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And he is willing to flatly contradict the top diplomatic personnel in his government and diminish the credibility of US rhetoric abroad in the process.
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But Lewis D'Vorkin, the recently installed editor in chief of The Times, flatly rejected the idea, according to several employees with knowledge of the discussion.
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The CDU's coalition partner and rival party the SPD, whose new leader Martin Schulz will stand against Merkel in September's election, flatly rejected the idea.
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The administration has already asked for any such measure to include money for additional border barrier construction, and Democrats have said they would flatly refuse.
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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, however, flatly denied that his company had ever entertained the idea of selling CNN to win approval of the deal.
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Ridenour may have "influenced the president and strengthened his resolve," Mr. Dolan said, but Reagan had flatly opposed an arms freeze at that point regardless.
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In fact, the president repeatedly asked Mr. Pence to weigh in — and he flatly refused, according to two aides with direct knowledge of the interaction.
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He's just being flatly incoherent, demonstrating that he either doesn't understand or doesn't care about one of the most important issues in American foreign policy.
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On the suggestion that Environment Secretary Michael Gove could perform the role, May said flatly that Gove had done an excellent job at the Environment Ministry.
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" In his prepared remarks, Kavanaugh will flatly deny all the allegations against him, and reaffirm that he "will not be intimidated into withdrawing from this process.
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Pelosi, who will likely become House speaker next month when Democrats take control of the chamber, has flatly said her caucus will not approve wall funding.
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At two recent campaign events, Moore flatly denied ever knowing or dating "any of these women," backtracking statements that he made last month to Sean Hannity.
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"The 'report' equates allegations with fact, flatly ignores a number of improvements made by CBP as well as oversight conducted by outside, independent agencies," Hetlage said.
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In an interview, Michael Blanton, USC's vice president of professionalism and ethics, flatly denied that the university put concerns such as its reputation above student safety.
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The FCC's argument that AT&T does not incur costs in using its network to offer free data for video services, is "flatly incorrect," Quinn said.
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The government flatly rejected the idea of no-strings cash handouts, which are popular among donors and development economists, partly because they are cheap to administer.
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Some creators would languish in the beauty of forging, while Provos comments flatly on the "completely irrelevant" effect slow-motion has on the flickering overhead fluorescents.
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" But in his Politico essay, titled "Ted Cruz Is No Jack Kennedy," Schlossberg flatly rejects Cruz's implication that he "is somehow taking up [JFK]'s mantle.
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PR SVP Natalie Ravitz more or less flatly denied that a decision had been finalized in a tweet calling out the publication for ignoring her comment.
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Gillespie's campaign flatly denies the woman in the video is a staff member, and directed all questions regarding the incident to the Fairfax County Police Department.
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Speaking on September 21th, she again avoided mentioning the Rohingyas by name, and flatly claimed that no violence or village clearances had occurred since September 0003th.
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Madonna now admits she adopted 4-year-old twin girls from Malawi -- something she flatly denied 2 weeks ago when she was in the African nation.
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Gianaris, who has been nominated to a three-person state board that has veto power over the agreement, flatly says the deal ought to be killed.
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His wife, Gisele Bundchen, flatly told a user on social media "NO!" shortly before the election when asked if she and her husband were supporting Trump.
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The biggest question that had traders in chip stocks buzzing this week is finally resolved, with Intel flatly denying the rumor it licensed AMD's graphics technology.
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President Trump's move Friday to suspend refugee entry into the U.S. and restrict entry from Muslim states is flatly illegal, a top immigration policy analyst writes.
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Parscale and other members of the Trump campaign's digital team have flatly said they had no interactions with any Russians and were unaware of any interactions.
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His much-awaited document on family life, "Amoris Laetitia," called on the church to welcome gay people but flatly closed the door on same-sex marriage.
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" The Sun Sentinel also reported that the coalition's lawyer, Chuck Tobin, told them that an order dictating what the paper could publish would be "flatly unconstitutional.
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Haddad on Tuesday flatly denied he would do that, though he said the former president would be an essential adviser to his government, even from jail.
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The Canadian prime minister flatly rejected a proposal by the White House to insert a sunset clause in a re-negotiated North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Kavanaugh flatly avoided the issue, based on grounds arising from the so-called Anti-Injunction Act, which limits federal court jurisdiction over certain tax-related matters.
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The EPA's recent determination under Pruitt, however, was flatly contrary to determinations published by the EPA in January 2017, just before President Donald Trump took office.
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That representative said flatly that she would not be willing to put me in touch with anyone who might have served Maxwell or observed her eating.
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Zuckerberg sought to quash these rumors by flatly denying he plans to run for office — another cast-iron tell that he's planning to run for office.
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Invariably, he was asked about "the incident"—the murder he was wrongly accused of—and each time he flatly denied such an event had ever occurred.
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Keith McLoughlin, interim chief executive of the company, which has flatly rejected Third Point's arguments, told Reuters on Thursday that Third Point seemed uninterested in compromise.
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Trump has said flatly that without Twitter -- and the ability it gave him to speak without editing to his followers -- he might not have won anything.
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The board previously considered giving Engler the boot in June after he accused Denhollander of taking payoffs for manipulating other survivors -- an assertion Denhollander flatly denied.
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Gaynor came under scrutiny days earlier after an interview where he flatly declared Trump wasn't using the act, despite the president's inaccurate claims that he was.
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The Kremlin has flatly denied any involvement in the attack, even as state television announcers have pointedly referred to the poisoning as a warning to traitors.
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Republicans rejected Mr. Trump's logic, flatly saying such approaches should be reported, although they blocked a Democratic bid in the Senate to put that into law.
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The English prayer book helpfully offered up poems, including one by Robert Frost, which the rabbi read flatly for what seemed like perhaps the thousandth time.
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The objectives of a cooperation agreement like the one Mr. Manafort entered with Mr. Mueller are flatly inconsistent with the obligations of a joint defense agreement.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi sought Wednesday to deny senators that cover, saying flatly she would never put Mr. Lee's legislation on the House floor for a vote.
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In a statement through her lawyers, Dr. Blasey has flatly rejected the possibility that she had confused Judge Kavanaugh with the classmate identified by Mr. Whelan.
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Just how Mr. Minniti turned human traffickers into gatekeepers is a contentious matter — he has flatly denied making cash payments — but the results have been striking.
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Administration officials once flatly denied there had been any meetings with Russians during the campaign or transition, only to have journalists discover one meeting after another.
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While there may be interaction on broad policies, any White House involvement in cases or investigations, including whom or what to investigate, has been flatly forbidden.
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In an email statement to Insider, CBP spokesperson Michael Friel flatly denied any such actions by authorities with the agency or the Department of Homeland Security.
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Other Republicans are throwing up smokescreens about Hunter Biden, flatly lying about what Democratic impeachment managers have said, or attacking witnesses who testified about Trump's misconduct.
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The president, Mr. Johnson said, flatly denied it so vigorously that he uttered a number of curse words and insisted that he "barely knew" Mr. Sondland.
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It will be flatly illegal in all of Canada to force you to take a genetic test or to hand over your results to get insurance.
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GL: Very often in the story, a prison guard, inmate, or you report something bad that happened at the prison, and then CCA flatly denies it.
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At the Holy Synod session on November 16th, they flatly rejected any change in the system of wage-payments to priests or other employees of the church.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders said Senate Democratic leaders discussed Monday whether the party would flatly oppose any nomination President-elect Donald Trump makes to the Supreme Court.
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The boutique was part of a corporate experiment called Storefactory—a name as flatly self-explanatory as it is consistent with the convention of German compound nouns.
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John McCain, the chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee and one of the GOP's most respected voices on national security issues, flatly labeled it a failure.
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For her part, Carroll, an advice columnist for Elle magazine for 26 years, flatly denied that she invented her attack based on that "Law & Order: SVU" episode.
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Madonna first applied to adopt Esther and Stella on January 25, which is when the story first got out ... and when she flatly denied she was adopting.
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When I brought up the idea of allowing our son to spend his $1 per week allowance on his favorite game, my husband was flatly against it.
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When first approached by a reporter in 2015, Foundation Care's CEO and head pharmacist, Dan Blakeley, flatly denied that his company supplied Missouri with its execution drugs.
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"And here all the all-male nominees," Portman said flatly, right after Howard talked about how honored the two were to be there to issue the award.
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It flatly contradicted the positions of Pruitt and his allies — but made no difference at all to their enthusiasm for rolling back the Obama administration's climate policies.
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Bill and wife Hillary appeared together on 60 Minutes, where he acknowledged he had caused pain in his marriage but flatly denied having an affair with Flowers.
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" Asked on Tuesday if she was worried about Chaffetz's call and whether she asked for the emails to be deleted, Clinton flatly said, "No, of course not.
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Mexico has flatly refused to pay and in recent weeks Trump indicated that there could be portions of the border that are not conducive to a wall.
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J&J, IN RESPONSE TO REPORT ABOUT CRIMINAL PROBE IN TALC CASE, SAYS IMPLICATION THAT THERE HAS BEEN A NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THIS MATTER IS FLATLY WRONG
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But after months of flatly denying that anyone had disappeared in Egypt, the ministry in early January said it was investigating the cases of 101 missing people.
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Despite their statements and self-congratulatory videos to the contrary, when it comes to keeping the government staffed, Senate Republicans have flatly refused to do their jobs.
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The IMF believes that the pension system in Greece should undergo a deeper overhaul than so far, while Greece has flatly refused to have the reform reopened.
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Just last week, White House National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster flatly contradicted Trump's stance on Venezuela by stating that the U.S. had no plans for military action.
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"I named it," Mr. Edgerton said flatly in the 19853 interview, adding that he had also made the first drawing of the king on the company logo.
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In other words, the man with more guises than anyone in musical history flatly refused to recognize this, his original guise — a purveyor of vaudevillian comedy songs.
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Indeed, in an extensive special report on e-cigarettes, Newsweek flatly concluded that "the multimillion-dollar tobacco conglomerates are losing" the battle for the e-cigarette market.
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The only probe which has flatly denied Mueller's request for a final say in witness testimony is the Senate intelligence committee, according to Democratic committee sources. 4.
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An honest reading of history would show that at every juncture that involved Arabs and Palestinians recognizing Jewish rights, it was flatly rejected in favor of war.
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Comey flatly denied that announcing both the Clinton and Trump FBI investigations during the election season would have been the fair way to handle the simultanious investigations.
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This ambiguity convinced many traditionalists, Burke included, that pagan worship was being smuggled into the church: "The statue in question is an idol," he told me flatly.
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Kavanaugh has flatly denied the allegations, which have forced the Senate Judiciary Committee to delay its vote to advance Kavanaugh's nomination to the full chamber for approval.
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Stark changes in the way the church talks about sin, hell and damnation, and openings (again, including among conservative Catholics) to theological perspectives once considered flatly heterodox.
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Chief Putney has flatly and repeatedly said that Mr. Scott had a gun, but he also acknowledged that no recording exists to definitively prove the department's account.
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Reports that Australian imams are pushing for religious alternatives to Peppa Pig, the insanely popular children's cartoon, have been flatly dismissed as "misleading" by the people involved.
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Trump, however, flatly opposes reopening other agencies without securing his demand for $5.7 billion in border wall funding -- a position backed by House and Senate GOP leaders.
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Former national security adviser Susan Rice on Tuesday flatly rejected allegations that the Obama White House inappropriately spied on — and exposed — President Trump or his transition team.
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In June, Mr. Christie's staff flatly denied an account in The New Yorker that Mr. Christie had been captured on video fetching fast food for Mr. Trump.
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In March of 2017, Trump boldly asserted that Obama of ordering surveillance of Trump's residence during the 2016 campaign — an accusation which the former president flatly denied.
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Texas Democrats have flatly rejected Trump's visit, arguing that his rhetoric describing immigrants as "thugs" and "criminals" pouring into the country helped contribute to the weekend's violence.
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Hold on: AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, however, flatly denied that his company had ever entertained the idea of selling CNN to win approval of the deal.
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So the question today is a simple one: When the briefer was asked about those talks, and flatly denied them from the podium, that was untrue. Correct?
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As the campaign was in its final throes, Trump flatly said he was going to cancel all payments to the United Nations that dealt with climate change.
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Instead, he's attacked NATO on the grounds that NATO allies owe the United States money in exchange for its pledge to defend them — which is flatly untrue.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan tweeted on Sunday that President Donald Trump offered to mediate the ongoing crisis, an idea that India has repeatedly and flatly rejected.
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While some sought to turn the tables on Democrats by accusing them of taking foreign help, too, Republicans flatly rejected Mr. Trump's insistence that it was acceptable.
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"It's probably the most beautiful car ever built," he said flatly of a car the industrialist Gianni Agnelli once made a pilgrimage to Bedford Hills to inspect.
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In Florida, Mr. Trump said flatly that any package would not offer a path to citizenship, and added that he intended to work with Republicans as well.
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But the father-son stuff plays flatly less because it's been told before (like, forever) than because he can't figure out how to playfully kink it up.
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Sanders, when asked about a CNN report that he told Warren during a 2018 meeting that a woman could not become president, flatly denied making such remarks.
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Young testified that social media influencer Claudia Salinas stood outside the bathroom door during the attack, which Salinas flatly denied when she was called by the defense.
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But they mustered such a weak defense that many legal experts concluded Stone must be banking on Trump to save him, and the jury flatly rejected it.
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The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that churches and other religious entities cannot be flatly denied public money even in states where constitutions explicitly ban such funding.
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Intesa Sanpaolo Chief Executive Carlo Messina had flatly rejected the idea of Atlas in a preliminary meeting at the end of March, two of the sources said.
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But in her time Italian literature was still largely a men's club, and therefore Ginzburg had wanted, as she later flatly stated, to write like a man.
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"Any suggestion that this is about impeding competition, rather than protecting our customers and our network, is flatly wrong," an AT&T spokesman said in a statement.
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Terry Francke, general counsel for Californians Aware, a non-profit journalists' rights advocacy group, said the Los Angeles Police Department warrant was "flatly illegal" under California law.
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John Kasich's (R) office has flatly rejected Vice President Pence's claim that nearly 85033,000 disabled Ohioans are on waiting lists for Medicaid's home and community-based services.
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In November, García returned to Lima to attend a hearing scheduled by prosecutors to address new revelations linking him to Odebrecht money, links that he flatly denied.
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Here are some choice passages from his book's reflections on China's military rise: There's a lot to unpack there — and a lot that many experts flatly dismiss.
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Pyongyang said his condition was brought about by severe food poisoning, but doctors tending to him at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center flatly dismissed those claims.
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" When Nicole suspected that Raniere knew about the secret women's group, she said, Mack flatly denied it, even though the self-help guru was actually Mack's "master.
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"These are real ceramic, so if you drop it on the floor, it will break, just like a plate," Stewart explained flatly, holding up a ceramic bunny.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President-elect Mike Pence flatly denied communication had taken place between President-elect Donald Trump's campaign and Russia after repeated questions in interviews on Sunday.
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Jon Tester -- another clear target of Republicans -- declined to flatly rule out supporting any Trump nominee, saying Wednesday that he would like to see who is being considered.
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But the Trump campaign and Trump himself have distanced themselves from those supporters in the past few months, flatly disavowing Duke in the final weeks of the race.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal this week, Swan took a slightly different course and flatly admitted the settlement influenced its exit from mobile 5G development.
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The Saudi government denies the CIA's allegations, flatly calling its assessment "false" and has rejected reports suggesting a change in the kingdom's line of succession could be required.
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It begins to feel like your friends are just flatly refusing to acknowledge that female comedians pursue comedy in a parallel but wholly sovereign universe from their experience.
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The linen is still visible through the thin white paint of the gull's wings, and the shucked-off cap is painted so flatly it looks like the moon.
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Pompeo insisted that it wasn't, often by reinterpreting what he'd said in the past or flatly contradicting himself, most notably when it came to regime change in Iran.
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He said Sessions' argument was "premised on an obvious factual mistake," calling it "flatly incorrect" — and then Judge Garaufis issued a nationwide injunction, keeping DACA alive for now.
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Instead of flatly rejecting China's Belt and Road project like Stalin did the Marshall Plan, the West could join it and thereby ensure more transparency and debt sustainability.
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" Accusations of bigotry On Wednesday, Trump flatly labeled Clinton a "bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings worthy of a better future.
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Stone flatly denied allegations of collusion between the president's associates and Russia during the 2016 U.S. election in a meeting with House of Representatives Intelligence Committee in September.
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Mike Lee, who also sits on the committee, suggested flatly that Obama's chances would be "less than zero" of successfully appointing a Supreme Court Justice to replace Scalia.
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Instead of the hand placed flatly (a cue instead of an emotion) Sterling K. Brown's hand curves into his father's back, his thumb moving from side to side.
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But you can hear one of his evocative mannerisms in this old recording by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, when he flatly delivers the phrase "mich schläfert" ("I feel drowsy").
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The former vice president's schedule for the upcoming week is noticeable lighter than other candidates, as he has flatly said he does not need to win the state.
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Lifting the remaining sanctions would be difficult, as Khamenei, who has the last say on all state matters, has flatly rejected normalization of ties with the United States.
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Odinga, a 72-year-old former political prisoner who was running for president for a fourth time, had flatly rejected the preliminary results as "fake" the day before.
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Assange has flatly denied those allegations, accusing Clinton's campaign of trying to disrupt focus on the content of the DNC emails themselves by blaming Russia for their release.
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But it was plain in Warsaw, where she met the four Central European leaders who have flatly refused to take in refugees, that she was not among friends.
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The wider, national electorate, however, is unlikely to look with favor on Republicans if they flatly refuse to move forward on any nominee the president proposes, sight unseen.
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The Kremlin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, flatly denied that emails had been leaked, saying somebody "must have had to sweat quite a lot" to forge so many messages.
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Tu and other lawyers representing June Medical Services have asked the justices to summarily reverse that 5th Circuit ruling, arguing that it flatly conflicts with the 2016 decision.
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But the district police superintendent, Muhammad Ajmal, flatly denied theories that the army had somehow been involved, saying that the troops came only because the police needed help.
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Or he's simply flatly denied anything accused of him — knowing that he's a famous and powerful enough human being that his word ultimately will be taken more seriously.
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Judge Patty Shwartz sided with Judge Smith in rejecting the gerrymandering claim, but flatly rejected the idea that the courts had no role in settling elections-clause disputes.
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Kirby toured the morning circuit to reinforce State's position, flatly denying on Fox News, CNN and MSNBC that any quid pro quo had occurred or was even recommended.
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Representative Kathleen Rice, Democrat of New York, said flatly that Democrats had lost their way and could not win the majority back with Ms. Pelosi leading the party.
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The brouhaha over the intelligence briefing led national security adviser Robert O'Brien to flatly deny the existence of an intelligence assessment regarding Russian interference aimed at helping Trump.
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And third, Trump's insistence that legal notice to Congress about military strikes "is not required" flatly contradicts the War Powers Act, which, as previously noted, requires presidential notification.
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British leaders are hoping to maintain the country's easy access to European markets while severely restricting immigration from European countries, a deal that European leaders have flatly rejected.
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Pompeo has had to grapple with damaging Ukraine-related headlines that raise questions about his temperament and flatly contradict his public claims about administration policy toward the country.
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He has flatly said he will not resign, and it is unclear whether there are enough votes to impeach, or even get the resolution to the House floor.
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Mr. Trump, who routinely proclaims his affection for coal, during the presidential campaign flatly rejected via Twitter a suggestion that he might put a price on carbon pollution.
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" A news release from the department said flatly that "the June 15, 2012, memorandum that created the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program will remain in effect.
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As reported recently in The Hill, Trump's own pollster, Tony Fabrizio, stated flatly at a recent Harvard University Institute of Politics event that Sanders would have beaten Trump.
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Thankfully, the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee flatly rejected this approach and voted to keep flying safe in the United States as part of its FAA reauthorization bill.
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The owner said it "flatly denies" the Eagles' "baseless contention" that the 173-room hotel seeks to mislead travelers into thinking the property is associated with the band.
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But within minutes, the White House was pushing back, with the press secretary of Vice President Mike Pence, who's leading the administration's coronavirus response, flatly denying the report.
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Along with the elimination of line, this flatly-painted shape may signal to longtime watchers of Lasker's work that a new avenue of investigation has potentially been opened.
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The flatly rendered white-on-black robed wizard, complete with wand and pointed hat, reflects the triangular peaks in two similarly sized untitled abstract paintings in the exhibition.
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On the specifics, Trump's argument lacks facts, and on his larger point he's flatly wrong: the decennial census did not ask about number of bathrooms, bedrooms, and so on.
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"That the government has simply flatly denied human rights violations are taking place does not bode well for the NLD," said Matthew Smith, founder of Bangkok-based Fortify Rights.
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The Secret Service flatly rejected the very first potential presidential plane — based on the C-87, itself a converted B-24 bomber — because they felt it wasn't safe enough.
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At the same time, Muller said, improved relations between Tajikistan and its neighbor Uzbekistan - which had previously flatly objected to the dam construction - create good prospects for power exports.
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Uber has flatly rejected calls to make its drivers employees, arguing persuasively that switching to a formal employer-employee relationship would be bad for both Uber and its drivers.
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And she flatly states, in an essay for Medium, that "the country is now in a manufacturing recession" even though there is scant evidence of that being the case.
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Free college is regressive relative to a hypothetical alternative in which the same pool of money is handed out flatly to everyone regardless of whether they go to college.
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Jay Sekulow, Mr Trump's lawyer, flatly denied the report that, under investigation for suspicious ties to Russia, the president is looking into ways to shield his aides and himself.
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Rick is routinely trotted out half-naked from a shipping container to be photographed by Jadis for "sculpting" purposes, and is flatly ignored when he offers her a deal.
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" And he repeatedly told CNN's Dana Bash on Wednesday that the $100 million total was still accurate, flatly dismissing any skepticism and even suggesting he could give "much more.
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Members of the House Freedom Caucus said earlier this year that Trump would have to show how he would offset the cost of a wall, which Democrats flatly oppose.
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Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks flatly rejected the premise of the investigation into Trump's role in the violent altercation earlier Monday before the sheriff decided not to pursue charges.
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And saying that Trump is already the real popular-vote winner flatly goes against saying he would have been the popular-vote winner if that had been his goal.
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"I think the dollar will move flatly today, ahead of the U.S. jobs data, with the situations with North Korea and Syria contributing to risk-off sentiment," he said.
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And this is why—I don't believe Trump is recruited and controlled—I don't think one can say flatly that there is no chance of any kind of management.
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To clarify matters, Mr Sanders flatly disavows the very heart of socialism as defined by Karl Marx: "I don't believe government should own the means of production", he says.
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The competent but flatly generic style in which Eggerer renders the images makes one long for the finesse of a Ridley Howard or the wonkiness of a Nicole Eisenman.
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What to watch: The next potential turning point could arise when the U.S. government looks to empower Guaidó via the delivery of humanitarian assistance, an offer Maduro flatly rejected.
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During an appearance on "CBS This Morning," Morell warned against a military response to Pyongyang's weapons tests and flatly dismissed the notion of a diplomatic solution to the matter.
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Of course, nobody should be surprised to see Mr. Trump confidently asserting things that are flatly untrue, since he does that all the time — and never corrects his falsehoods.
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He demurred when asked to read aloud portions of the document, and he flatly refused to discuss topics that strayed from his mandate or were currently involved in investigations.
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" Brafman said that Greebel's argument about being misled by Shkreli is "patently unfounded and flatly contradicted by the written communications between Shkreli and Greebel as well as other evidence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham flatly rejected on Tuesday President Donald Trump's request to slash the budget for the U.S. State Department by more than 23 percent.
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John McCain, the Arizona Republican who chairs the Senate Armed Services Committee, flatly contradicted Trump last Sunday during an appearance on Face the Nation: The facts are stubborn things.
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The other guests are played by a quintet of alt-comedians, including Peter Mills Weiss and Lorelei Ramirez, but oddly their exchanges have little zip and are flatly staged.
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Whether it is Russia's interference in the election, its annexation of Crimea or its intervention in Syria, Mr. Trump's statements either undercut, or flatly contradict, those of his lieutenants.
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That kind of pileup might seem very current, as if it relates to the sea of digital images in which we swim, but Mr. Salle flatly rejects that suggestion.
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And Jonathan Chait, then with the New Republic, flatly dismissed the idea that liberals needed to make any more concessions to free-market ideology than they already willingly did.
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House Democrats are still flatly refusing to finance the president's proposed border wall with Mexico, and have little incentive to make a deal before assuming the majority next week.
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" But Mr. Macron flatly denied he ever met Mr. Thompson and dismissed the notion that he needed help in charging Mr. Franklin, saying, "There was plenty of ballistic evidence.
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"Fashion is not clothes," Mr. Saillaird said flatly, after the opening of "the Ephemeral Museum of Fashion," a show focusing on what might be called the metaphysics of fashion.
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That's what sets The Tenant of Wildfell Hall apart from the other Brontë novels, which either harbor true safe havens or tell us flatly that no such safety exists.
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" A high-ranking Justice Department official, the document notes, had been approached "to determine whether he would 'trade Las Vegas' for 'Roy Cohn'" — an overture that was "flatly rejected.
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Calls for a Palestinian State, even if conditioned on demands the Palestinians would never accept, has already been flatly rejected by at least some of Israel's hardline right-wing.
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But Trump flatly denied the account from Bolton, who left the White House in September amid a public dispute with the president over whether he resigned or was fired.
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And Mulally told me flatly on the record that he has no interest and is very happy with his board seats at place like Google and the Mayo Clinic.
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He said the evidence ― such as Trump's EU ambassador flatly admitting under oath that he helped the president initiate a quid-pro-quo with Ukraine ― just wasn't any good.
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So far, at least 20 states have either declined to provide certain pieces of information — like Social Security numbers — to the commission or have flatly refused the requests altogether.
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Sanders waves the question away, flatly saying he doesn't think he needs to come up with a specific financing plan right now, in the middle of a political campaign.
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And Mulally told me flatly on the record that he has no interest and is very happy with his board seats at places like Google and the Mayo Clinic.
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Richard Prince's "Prison Nurse" (2003) with its pink-skinned blonde in a surgical mask – ideal and spleen — looks like a flatly painted gimmick compared to Moreau's refined and layered epics.
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And even the mothers who remain in the boardrooms of our modern day Fortune 500s are demonstrating to all that traditional ideas of motherhood as a weakness are flatly wrong.
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Flint resident Aaron Stinson said he suffers from various aches and pains and he flatly blames the drinking water and those who allowed that water to arrive in his home.
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At the heart of it, Rousseff, the country's first female president, is accused of tampering with government accounts to make her re-election campaign stronger – a charge she flatly denies.
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Mr. Bolton flatly denied that, but Mr. Powell quietly told senators that he did not think Mr. Bolton was right for the job, and the Senate refused to confirm him.
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Golunov, a 36-year-old journalist known for exposing corruption among Moscow city officials, was detained by police last Thursday and accused of dealing drugs, an allegation he flatly denied.
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The Republican nominee flatly labeled her a "bigot" on Wednesday, prompting Clinton to tell CNN he was "taking a hate movement mainstream" and was outside the norm of American politics.
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He has flatly rejected Trump's suggestion that Mexico would pay for a border wall, and even compared Trump to dictators like Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler in comments from March.
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There are 11 original songs in The Greatest Showman, which is good, because everything that happens in between The Greatest Showman's songs is thinly drawn, flatly imagined, and mostly unbelievable.
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And of course, he did...not: When asked about it now, he repeats flatly that the incident "just didn't happen" and passes on the chance to walk back his remarks.
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Some family members went so far as to say they heard a rumor Dillard is an ex-cop working in collusion with the police force, a notion he flatly denies.
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No less an authority than Bill Cassidy stated flatly on Tuesday that "we don't have the votes" with John McCain, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and Rand Paul all publicly opposed.
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So far, he and his campaign have flatly denied any wrongdoing with respect to the other transactions, including the payments to settle the legal claims brought against his businesses, however.
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Democrats were unvarnished and united in flatly describing Trump's tweets as racist and nativist, words that elected officials have rarely applied so unabashedly to the remarks of a sitting president.
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When she started dating Sean Penn in 2014, she acknowledged that their relationship had been more publicized than any of her previous ones, but also spoke flatly about their partnership.
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KeySmart Pro with Tile Smart Location — $299 See Details In 2019, there's simply no excuse for setting your phone flatly on a table, like some kind of peasant neanderthal troglodyte.
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During tough talks in Brussels since late 2016, the EU flatly refused to discuss the divorce deal in parallel with a separate negotiation on the shape of a trade deal.
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"No, I do not," Rohrabacher said flatly when asked if he believed the Russians were behind the hack of the DNC and former Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's emails.
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Opposition negotiators flatly rejected an idea floated by Mr. de Mistura on Friday that would allow Mr. Assad to remain as president, with three vice presidents nominated by the opposition.
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Macron said that unnamed political rivals would try to spread false news about him this week that suggested that he had money stashed in offshore accounts, which he flatly denied.
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The anti-nepotism law "would seem to block out Kushner flatly," said Norman L. Eisen, who served as Mr. Obama's ethics counsel during his transition and at the White House.
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If, as the NFL Players Association says, the employer implemented this change on its own, the policy is flatly illegal for that reason and should be rescinded by the league.
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Forbes has a new interview with Palantir CEO Alex Karp, where he flatly denies that his company would ever take part in building a Muslim registry for the Trump administration.
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It's a blurry painting in grayish tones of two hands laid flatly on a surface; it was painted from a photograph and coincides with the start of Richter's photorealism period.
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And two Senate Republicans, Tom Cotton of Arkansas and David Perdue of Georgia, have raised questions over whether the term was even used, with Mr. Perdue flatly denying it had.
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When Missouri lawmakers released their report about the woman's testimony, Mr. Greitens sharply dismissed it, saying it contained "explosive, hurtful allegations of coercion, violence, and assault," which he flatly denied.
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The prospect of Trump's wrath -- he has already cut aid to the economically troubled nation, and flatly threatened destructive tariffs if the deal isn't put into force -- will trouble them.
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The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in that case that churches and other religious entities cannot be flatly denied public money even in states whose constitutions explicitly ban such funding.
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First, there was the flurry of bills that the lame-duck governor released after the election outlining a jaw-droppingly shortsighted recovery plan that flatly ignored fiscal and political reality.
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"Health care is the defining issue of the election," Jesse Ferguson, a Democratic strategist who is consulting for several liberal groups on the issue, including Protect Our Care, says flatly.
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It could be a crime if Ms. Rice leaked the name of any American wrapped up in the surveillance net, but she flatly denied doing so in her MSNBC interview.
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When The New York Times published 400 pages of internal government documents on the rationale and techniques of this culturecide, an irate Beijing flatly denied the existence of the camps.
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However, the president flatly rejected the proposal last month in the lead up to a government shutdown that was partly due to the parties' inability to reach an immigration deal.
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Then, flatly declaring that, through their respective health care plans, he was carrying out Obama's legacy and Biden wasn't was an ugly, personal and unnecessary attack to make his point.
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Some moderates, including Ms. Sink, say flatly that Democrats would have won the governorship had they nominated former Representative Gwen Graham, who narrowly lost to Mr. Gillum in the primary.
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Where some other books' maps are flatly illustrated, providing a crisp view of a place from directly overhead, this one is drawn from an angle, its edges obscured by clouds.
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The Trump campaign has flatly denied Stoynoff's allegation, as it has done for the other 11 women who have accused Trump of sexual assault either now or in the past.
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" Instead, the memo says Kobach "told Committee staff: If he had said flatly no, I don't, whatever, you know, I think that's a bad idea, I probably would have remembered that.
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When reporters probed for a story on the controversy, asking Witsel if Nainggolan had been in touch with the squad in Russia, Witsel batted the question away, flatly refusing to answer.
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Unlike others who left Fox News amid public allegations and extensive investigations, I parted ways with Fox News in an amicable way and any reference to a firing is flatly wrong.
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Instead of flatly contradicting Mitt Romney, Crowley could have pointed out that fact-checkers had found Obama had indeed used the word "terrorism," and then invited Romney to clarify his point.
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The idea that the random murder of upper-middle-class white men on public transit in 1980s NYC would galvanize a populist movement against white elites is ahistorical and flatly ludicrous.
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They recognised Filaret as a valid cleric with the rank of retired bishop, which was enough to incur Muscovite rage, but they flatly rejected his claim to the title of Patriarch.
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He flatly stated that the TSA was interfering with the OIG's ability to keep tabs on the agency, redacting important information unnecessarily, and actively harming potential future whistleblowers through their actions.
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" In Harper's Bazaar, Jennifer Wright couldn't hide her disgust, stating flatly that "the argument that society should be rearranged to accommodate [incels] is so repulsive that it should not be entertained.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, Pilot says he flatly denied he was BC's baby daddy when contacted by an outlet about the make out photo, which he says he never released.
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After calling the gun an "American firearm icon," he claimed that it had previously attracted interest from, among others, the Smithsonian Museum — which flatly denied the notion in a brief statement.
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" When flatly asked by CNN's Jake Tapper, "Does the President believe climate change is a hoax?" the EPA administrator responded: "This is not about whether climate change is occurring or not.
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Republicans leaders have signaled they are open to possible legislation for the troubled U.S. territory but are flatly opposed to any new gun law, despite Obama's recent push on the issue.
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That's just what happened today, with Apple flatly denying The Telegraph's report of an official, Apple-built migration tool that would help consumers move away from iOS and switch to Android.
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But, while classic non-competes are invalid, companies have long been able to rely on certain other contractual provisions that do not flatly prohibit an employee from working for a competitor.
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A senior Justice official flatly denied any communication between Sessions and the states, but shortly after the threat was issued in June, Sessions spoke favorably of the effort on Fox News.
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Delpal was one of several executives at private equity group Baring Vostok, including U.S. citizen Michael Calvey, who were detained in February on suspicion of embezzlement, an allegation they flatly deny.
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Shulkin, who has been the VA's undersecretary of health since 2015, flatly pledged not to privatize the VA, while promising change despite the fact that he is an Obama administration holdover.
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After all, a recent poll of 1,992 voters found that 85033 percent of Democrats, 76 percent of Republicans and 82 percent of Independents were flatly opposed to this airport tax increase.
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Kraft had made a surprise offer for Unilever to build a global consumer goods behemoth that was flatly rejected on Friday by Unilever, the maker of Lipton tea and Dove soap.
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CHICAGO — The United States men's national soccer team faces what its coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, flatly declared a "must-win" game against Costa Rica in the Copa América Centenario on Tuesday night.
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"Despite their statements and self-congratulatory videos to the contrary, when it comes to keeping the government staffed, Senate Republicans have flatly refused to do their jobs," she wrote for CNN.
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Tillerson flatly denied during his press conference Wednesday that he had ever considered resigning, while a State Department spokeswoman later denied that he had used disparaging language to describe the president.
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By the end of the day, Republican leaders made clear they were sticking to their original position and flatly ruled out any action on the nomination during the lame duck session.
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They have been working to ensure he doesn't feel blindsided by bad TV coverage from conservative opinion hosts — which White House officials viewed as unfair and in some instances, flatly inaccurate.
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And I don't mean that he's been saying things I disagree with; I mean that he's been saying things that are simply, flatly wrong, even according to the U.S. government itself.
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Taylor, meanwhile, has said flatly that she opposes the Medicaid expansion, even as it covered 300,000 of the poorest residents in a state with one of the nation's worst opioid crises.
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Sometimes the claims are flatly true, and sometimes they are baldly not, as when President Trump said that the tax plan then working its way through Congress wouldn't benefit him personally.
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He flatly called the Hollywood Foreign Press Association — the organization which votes on the Golden Globes — "racist," and joked that most of the night's attendees had been friends with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Officials flatly rejected her facetious first suggestion that the maturing tropical depressions also be called "him-icanes," and that the center bestow storm names to honor its bloviating benefactors in Congress.
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Asked by a moderator at Tuesday's debate why he said he "did not believe that a woman could win the election," Sanders flatly denied it: "I didn't say it," he said.
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He even flatly stated that neither side "will get everything they want," which sounds like a President who understands he must govern from the middle on complex issues like this one.
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