Forcing myself to not smile, it turned out, was even harder than forcing myself to smile.
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"... "By forcing offenders to substitute other weapons, you're essentially forcing them to use weapons that are less deadly.
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I mean, is there anything bleaker than forcing yourself to exercise than forcing yourself to exercise in silence?
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No one is forcing them to consume a slideshow, no one is forcing them to click on that link.
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Before Mike can wallow in his own anxiety, he grabs his hand, forcing it to stop, forcing the fear back down.
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If forcing a girl to wear hijab is against her freedom and "feminism," what about forcing her not to wear hijab when she wants to?
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Forcing pro-life pregnancy centers to shill for the abortion industry is like forcing the American Lung Association to promote cigarettes and where to buy them.
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"You're not forcing anyone to use private insurance if they don't want private insurance, and you're not forcing anyone to go into a government plan," Halpin explained.
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If one extreme is forcing women to give birth against their will, the equally extreme other side would be forcing women to have abortions against their will.
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And so, critics argue, forcing non-members to pay the unions a fee is forcing them to make a political statement, and a violation of their First Amendment rights.
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Since state Medicaid programs continue to rely heavily on state tax revenue, doesn't forcing predominance of federal views of tax policy translate into forcing federal Medicaid policy onto states?
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It will be interesting if Juliette becomes not only a sexual interest for Noah, but a catalyst forcing him to face who he has been, forcing some change towards enlightenment.
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Other allegations in the court documents included Fisher forcing Ackley to have sex with him in front of another producer and forcing her to take nude photos while he masturbated.
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That included paying off AIG's investment bank counter-parties at 100 percent instead of forcing a discount, or blocking Bair, the FDIC chair, from forcing higher capital rules on banks.
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"Where was the D.E.Q. with forcing cleanup and forcing Wolverine to pay for it?" said Patti VanderZouwen, who lives about half a mile from a dump site near the armory.
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The women told The New Yorker that Weinstein raped them, detailing allegations including Weinstein performing unwanted oral sex, forcing oral sex to be performed on him, and forcing vaginal sex.
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Because this collective bargaining process is political in nature, forcing employees to pay a union engaged in it means forcing them to support union political positions with which they may disagree.
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Do we have anything specific in mind other than making our energy costs higher by forcing in renewables that are intermittent suppliers of energy, and forcing out resilient coal-fired electricity?
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" He warned against forcing Pyongyang into "unilateral nuclear abandonment.
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Democrats openly acknowledge that they hope forcing votes on similar measures puts Republicans in a political bind, forcing their opponents to chose between an uncompromising defense of gun rights and opposing terrorism.
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Weinstein forced a woman to "engage in oral sexual conduct, to wit, defendant grabbed the back of informant's head forcing her head downward and forcing her mouth onto his penis," the complaint reads.
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" He is accused of forcing her "into having at least one sexual act a day while he was acting as her coach" and forcing her "to text him sexually explicit photos of herself.
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Injection moulding works by forcing molten plastic into a mould.
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The show is forcing confrontations that might never happen otherwise.
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Trump appointed Whitaker in November after forcing out Jeff Sessions.
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She had nothing to do with forcing herself on us.
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EDT (0630 GMT), forcing the cancellation of about 365 flights.
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Taylor is forcing him to use his sheer intellect, too.
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But forcing the dollar lower is easier said than done.
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Forcing people to suffer to get a prize destroys value.
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One restaurant, a huge one, forcing everyone to get together.
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But those habitats are shrinking, forcing them to higher altitudes.
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We're just helping the process, we're not forcing the need.
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You're not forcing them to sleep with you, are you?
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"Producers aren't forcing people to do questionable things," he says.
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Villanova faced the possibility of forcing a tie on Feb.
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Trump's candidacy is also forcing many Republicans into impossible contortions.
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President Donald Trump is forcing Europe to rethink its security.
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In that sense, you're forcing the drug economy to evolve.
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The men also denied forcing the girl to have sex.
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Then he writes: Forcing the wealthy to spend could boomerang.
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The business community revolted, forcing Pence into a humiliating retreat.
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It accused Algeria of forcing them to cross into Morocco.
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Soldiers swarmed over the sites, forcing miners off the hills.
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Just forcing you to think about it feels like progress.
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But the tariff is forcing delays in buying solar panels.
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So why do they keep forcing this content on us?
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Not enough forcing, lack of dry line bulge east, etc.
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She was forcing everyone in the class to stand up.
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His stepfather kicked it to death, forcing McGehee to watch.
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It's horrible, but it's also forcing us to reassess ourselves.
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It's not forcing users to tweet, only suggesting they do.
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But it's not alone forcing users to agree to arbitration.
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Between the lines: This was the Mercers forcing his hand.
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Sullivan reenters her life, forcing Camille to choose between loves.
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Slowly, though, automation and other tech advances are forcing change.
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The changing political landscape is forcing them to work together.
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Forcing fear into your heart, hope out of your being.
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She's not lying or forcing guys to send her money.
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Why is Uber forcing you to look at your rating?
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Riyadh has denied forcing Hariri to resign or detaining him.
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Maybe he's forcing himself to see things that aren't there.
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Between the lines: This was the Mercer's forcing his hand.
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The Hitman games are, at their core, about forcing change.
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There's a power in forcing audiences to interpret something shocking.
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Now the courts may wind up forcing Congress to act.
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Meadows included the farm bill threat as a forcing pressure.
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Critics charge that Trump obstructed justice in forcing Comey out.
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We're not forcing anyone to publicize any information about themselves.
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"But as we are now, we're forcing this on everybody."
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Forcing the EPA to set a standard could prove controversial.
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Right now it is forcing some funds to scale back.
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Floodwaters saturated southern Louisiana, forcing more desperate rescues and evacuations.
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Forcing people to do things is generally a bad idea.
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The Red Raiders committed just seven turnovers while forcing 13.
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Two others pinned down the girl, forcing her to watch.
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Some legislatures are split between Republicans and Democrats, forcing compromise.
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"I am not forcing my work on anyone," he says.
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However, the American broke right back before forcing a tiebreak.
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It could mean forcing the IRS to reconsider Equifax's contract.
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"Thank you for not forcing it," I think to myself.
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Syracuse started to press, forcing the Cavaliers into uncharacteristic turnovers.
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"ISIS was forcing so many girls into marriage," Ola says.
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He left the church by forcing it to excommunicate him.
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This doesn't always mean by yelling or forcing people's hands.
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They're forcing a ton of turnovers while securing the ball.
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Forcing U.S. companies to think harder about creating U.S. jobs.
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Mr. Phillips was not forcing his religious beliefs on anyone.
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Strong winds kicked up again on Wednesday, forcing new evacuations.
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The Dodgers are three outs from forcing a Game 7.
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But Mr. Paul did not end up forcing the issue.
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Rising sea levels are forcing Kiribati to make difficult choices.
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The tight job market was forcing employers to pay more.
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The Dallas defense came through again, though, forcing a punt.
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Forcing companies to hack would "compromise users' privacy," said Pichai.
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The deadline for forcing an election is January 10, 2017.
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Some thought that forcing disclosure would shame companies into action.
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A criminal syndicate was forcing him to take the rap.
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Italy's new populist coalition is forcing refugees to turn elsewhere.
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"I'm forcing you to buy jewelry essentially," she said, laughing.
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This time, Masina allegedly was forcing anal and oral sex.
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I'll start rushing things or forcing bad decisions or whatever.
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That is the biggest factor that is forcing them out.
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Brooklyn didn't get a shot off in time, forcing overtime.
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But the crime was forcing them out of their homes.
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Remember: no one's forcing you to hit play right now.
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AI is forcing change upon companies, workers and society's infrastructure.
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A forest revival in Europe is forcing that discussion now.
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The courts are now forcing Mr. Roy to sell assets.
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Mr. Oldroyd doesn't tip his hand, forcing you to choose.
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Our own government forcing hardworking American firms out of business?
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The comment provoked widespread outrage, forcing Mr. Tolstoy to apologize.
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Depressed prices are forcing some operators to cut capital spending.
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They're still forcing technology turnovers from our businesses to them.
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He denies forcing anyone to have sex, his lawyer said.
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But he did consider forcing an interview with the President.
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The tougher climate is now forcing Ryanair to scale back.
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Graham credited Durbin's measure with forcing the White House's hand.
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The Aggies trailed wire to wire despite forcing 266 turnovers.
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Attack helicopters came to their aid, forcing back the Taliban.
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Only once did United come close to forcing extra time.
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The crisis is forcing a tech boomtown to hit pause.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign, and forcing resignation of many top staffers.
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Some boats broke down, forcing them out of the race.
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Drivers were forcing their way through the crowds, causing havoc.
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I support forcing insurance companies to cover all preexisting conditions.
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Something about this situation is forcing me into deep despair.
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After forcing a UK punt, the Gators' desperation drive fell short when defensive end Josh Allen hit quarterback Feleipe Franks, forcing the fumble that was returned to pay dirt by Robinson as time expired.
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Weinstein forced a woman to "engage in oral sexual conduct, to wit, defendant grabbed the back of informant's head forcing her head downward and forcing her mouth onto his penis," according to the complaint.
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Any sort of golden era of American business was sort-of founded on people forcing companies to change the way they did business, forcing them to change their behavior, change the things they prioritized.
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In addition to forcing committee markups of the proposal to move at tortoise-like speed, Democrats have taken their fight to the House floor, forcing Republicans to take a series of votes to adjourn.
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CREW has said that Trump is forcing it to "divert essential and limited sources" from its government watchdog role, forcing the organization to litigate the matter and educate the public unless a court stops him.
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King was speaking in Iowa about China forcing Muslim women to be sterilized, taking away their children and forcing them to eat pork, which is forbidden in the Islamic religion, according to the Washington Examiner.
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"The reason why people in the security community are freaking out isn't because the government is forcing Apple to write code, it's because they're forcing Apple to sign it," ACLU technologist Chris Soghoian told Motherboard.
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As good as Cooper and Raddatz were at keeping the candidates on topic and forcing them to answer questions, they were somewhat weaker at forcing them — and specifically Trump — to stick strictly to the facts.
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To them, forcing TNR into a fight for audience was forcing it into a fight that would destroy what made it unique even as it failed to create a model on which TNR could thrive.
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You clearly thought I was the devil, forcing your jaw open.
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Why Hollywood do you keep forcing me to boycott your films.
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They're functionally forcing all insurance plans to stop providing abortion coverage.
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Mary suggesting the possibility of forcing Mexico&aposs hand on NAFTA.
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Police started stopping crowded trucks and forcing people to get off.
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About 10,000 constituents signed a recall petition, forcing the by-election.
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On Monday, a presidential task force contemplated forcing out Vale's management.
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"They're forcing Amazon to react," Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter said.
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There aren't these little programs forcing you to act one way.
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Whistleblowing has been key to forcing cultural change and exposing corruption.
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In part, this consisted of forcing airlines to provide cross-subsidies.
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Finally, climate change is forcing up sea levels around the world.
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He&aposs forcing it and now there is some division there.
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It's constantly forcing you to evolve and improve in all areas.
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Fires have erupted this week across California, forcing thousands to evacuate.
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Don't make me seem like I'm forcing you to do s—.
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Forcing informal firms out of the shadows carries one big risk.
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Rules forcing the hoarding of liquidity may, thus, crimp that activity.
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In September, the town was attacked, forcing the population to flee.
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Just make sure you aren't forcing them into this fashion statement.
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We are not forcing change and we are not encouraging change.
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He starts knocking on the door, forcing Nola to come out.
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"I feel like right now I'm forcing it," he tells Kevin.
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This demand for clean energy is now forcing utilities to respond.
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Your heart broke because she was forcing herself to do it.
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We did an excellent job forcing (James) to take tough shots.
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Set a goal of forcing yourself to read the fine print.
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By forcing us to confront our notions of "good" women, i.e.
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Mr Trump seems to be forcing Europeans to choose between them.
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Am I forcing my child into a less fortunate untraditional upbringing?
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It's forcing advertisers to disclose the content of their advertising publicly.
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Sometimes, the only way to rectify that is by forcing them.
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But the reality of Britain's financial straits is forcing a rethink.
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Thank you for forcing her through the birth canal of love.
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Facebook's gamble of forcing users to download Messenger has paid off.
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If nothing else, then, give Clemson credit for forcing Saban's hand.
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Other supporters pushed their way in, forcing police to chase them.
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However, forcing people into a failing system is not a solution.
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It was about forcing women to stay pregnant, consequences be damned.
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Nazi Germany began forcing Jews to wear identifying badges in 1939.
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And they are forcing those who want better to fight back.
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Congress passes bill forcing tech companies to disclose foreign software probes .
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As for Sessions forcing DeVos to agree with overturning the directive?
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Wildfires broke out Monday in Anaheim, forcing evacuations of entire neighborhoods.
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She panicked, began hitting him and forcing him off of her.
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Authorities threatened to call a locksmith, forcing Russell to open it.
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"It doesn't let up, forcing you to actively listen," he says.
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Jackson's driving shot in the lane came up short, forcing overtime.
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"I'm not forcing people to have a clean street," he said.
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Tariffs, he said, are the "burning platform" forcing him to jump.
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Forcing people to listen to the whole thing wasn't the intention.
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"It's not about forcing anything," Spicer said in a press briefing.
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Is it letting go, by forcing you to actually feel everything?
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The law goes far beyond forcing performers to wear condoms. Prop.
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That in turn is forcing fish to flee to cooler waters.
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But forcing Carrie and Quinn together romantically seems a little trite.
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And the Palestinians work at forcing us to realize their presence.
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Department officials by establishing pretexts for firing them or forcing them
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Another vacate order was issued, forcing the tenants out yet again.
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And no, forcing yourself to go to sleep will not work.
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Revenues keep going down and down, forcing more and more layoffs.
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The government barred officials from forcing foreigners to buy inputs domestically.
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He's also forcing the Senate to hold a rare Saturday session.
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Mr. Pettinari's father recently passed away, forcing him back to Italy.
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Mr. Sanders is setting much of the Democratic agenda, forcing Mrs.
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Forcing yourself to be creative on a timeline almost never works.
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Rather, the issue is forcing developers to abide by zoning regulations.
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However, a shrinking and ageing population is forcing Japan to change.
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Flooding is forcing the road to close several times a year.
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The shift in attitudes is forcing global firms from Mars Inc.
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By forcing everything onto the web, we lose the personal interaction.
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The blaze is forcing the San Juan National Forest to close.
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So religious freedom means forcing one interpretation of religion on everyone.
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They reduced links between banks by forcing derivatives into centralized clearinghouses.
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Obama never got around to forcing Putin to render up Snowden.
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Latrines are unfinished, forcing refugees to use nearby forests as toilets.
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I slowly stopped forcing myself to try and be a man.
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Few teams were more consistent in forcing inefficient mid-range looks.
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"He kept trying really hard and forcing it," Mcintyre says now.
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Forcing a human to exist in this world is almost cruel.
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Activists can have an edge in forcing such companies to change.
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He has hurt it by forcing it out against its will.
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Crisis has a way of forcing innovation, and crisis is here.
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Forcing someone to get a vaccine would just alienate the undecided.
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The pressure tactics are aimed at forcing political change in Iran.
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Richard Shelby more openly speaking out against Moore, Democrats forcing Sen.
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Mass protests erupted, forcing the government to respond with stiffer penalties.
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More than 73 fires have ignited across the country, forcing evacuations.
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" Asked if that meant forcing a shutdown, Mr. Miller added, "Absolutely.
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"Our policies are forcing people to do things that are dangerous."
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The virus, however, is forcing the agency to rethink that approach.
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There were site changes, forcing the architectural scheme to be rethought.
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Saudi Arabia has denied forcing Hariri to resign or detaining him.
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I stop short, however, of forcing them to buy these things.
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The finding is forcing scientists to rethink the search for treatments.
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The pressure tactics are aimed at forcing political change in Tehran.
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Sessions finished just behind him, at 85033 percent, forcing a runoff.
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Forcing people to sponsor speech they oppose defies the First Amendment.
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With coronavirus forcing a worldwide lockdown, we're living in strange times.
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Government workers protested working conditions, forcing the office to close temporarily.
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The coronavirus is forcing us to reappraise our place alongside Nature.
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Africa is forcing those who will listen to reconsider the continent.
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Forcing Morey out on those grounds would be highly un-American.
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She warned, however, about forcing such a system on other countries.
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Almost forcing us to interact with one another while in transit.
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An interview is his best chance of forcing the question. Rep.
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Competition also is forcing service companies to exit less profitable businesses.
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"It's not just society forcing women to work less," she said.
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It's almost as if forcing bosses to pay people more works.
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"Technology forcing is part of what they can do," she said.
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Because if you don't, you are forcing kids into more poverty.
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The police responded by forcing her to undergo a virginity examination.
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Critics say this is aimed at forcing abortion clinics to close.
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It's like forcing the DNC to promote rallies for Republican candidates.
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In 2011, his prosthesis caused an infection, forcing another partial amputation.
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It's really just forcing me to process that he's not here.
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They are the ones forcing ICE to resort to courtroom arrests.
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That is forcing Saudi Arabia and Russia to step in again.
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"Why are we forcing them into the hands of people traffickers?"
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A massive brushfire is destroying buildings and forcing residents to evacuate.
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Massive and unprecedented wildfires are forcing people to flee their homes.
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Forcing flat, low prices would put too much risk on growers.
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Rob: Perfect for really forcing tie-ins to other characters too.
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There's a big difference between forcing a veto and overturning it.
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Maybe forcing people to disclose their political giving isn't so bad.
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Forcing yourself to evolve into the person you want to be.
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No one is forcing vegans to drink milk or eat cheese.
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However, a shrinking and aging population is forcing Japan to change.
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Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) said of Cummings' voice, forcing back tears.
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The Cardinals pulled within three after forcing a New England turnover.
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It's that forcing them to create speech celebrating the event does.
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But there ought to be a law against forcing the issue.
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You might use this in situations where you're concerned about someone (the authorities, a thief, etc.) just forcing their way into your phone by pointing it at your face or forcing your finger onto the sensor.
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The current and contrary argument suggests that negative yielding sovereign debt, totaling roughly $17 trillion, is forcing investors to stretch for positive yields, forcing them into Treasurys and sending a false signal about an impending recession.
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But the chance is very real that at some point, the preliminary injunctions forcing the Department of Homeland Security to process DACA applications could be met with a preliminary injunction from Judge Hanen forcing them to stop.
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The policy forcing migrants seeking asylum to remain in Mexico for the duration of their case began at the San Ysidro port of entry this year, forcing hundreds of migrant families to wait in shelters in Tijuana.
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Or instead of taking that shot, why not string out the play by dribbling into the corner, forcing Meyers Leonard to switch, then breaking him down from the perimeter, forcing help and creating an open look elsewhere?
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But Trump is hardly a pioneer in this sort of numerical forcing.
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So you are forcing people to go into the hands of smugglers.
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The film was my way of forcing myself down the rabbit hole.
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But it's not forcing the issue at BP, at least for now.
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But many were already in place, forcing a long process of reversal.
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I think that Jasmine was just forcing something that wasn't coming naturally.
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After an Akinjo miss, Jackson hit two free throws, forcing McClung's heroics.
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Forcing fliers to shell out for soft drinks may follow, Surry said.
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The militarization of the police alone is forcing them to be killers.
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Such pressure is "forcing China to develop their technology faster," he said.
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Kath's death changed the band forever, forcing them to consider breaking up.
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"Producers aren't forcing people to do questionable things," insists a former producer.
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I think I was forcing myself to see a [future with him].
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One was hit with a huge tax bill, forcing it to close.
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This time around, it's trying to avoid forcing change on longtime users.
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But now Brexit is forcing the Swiss and others to seek alternatives.
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Similarly, enthusiasm for forcing down prices through persuasion or law has faded.
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The lava flowed into residential neighbors, forcing nearly 2,000 people to evacuate.
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Democrats are forcing this conversation in public, rather than behind closed doors.
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Some people have said the hikes are forcing them to become vegetarians.
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Forcing people to log in is also better for Instagram's advertising business.
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We're all here, getting dressed up and forcing ourselves to smile sometimes.
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She looked at me, horrified, and started forcing me to eat dinner.
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Forcing anyone to have sex—client or otherwise—was already expressly illegal.
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One case sparked national outrage, forcing the government to recognize DGCIM abuse.
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"This would essentially be forcing me to push jobs outside the U.S."
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I don't know, it's like it's forcing something that shouldn't be forced.
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Would you suggest forcing companies to release data for third-party research?
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They personalize themselves without forcing you through screens full of setting options.
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Congress could override Mr Duque's objections, forcing him to sign the law.
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The central bank also dampened inflation by forcing banks to raise reserves.
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It's forcing him to take much-needed time off, which he needs.
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They think this will push inflation up further, forcing higher interest rates.
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Chu resigned as party chief after the defeat, forcing a leadership vote.
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Its own property prices are punishingly high, forcing buyers to look elsewhere.
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So maybe before, it could have been forcing something that wasn't right.
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Above all, Brexit is forcing Mr Corbyn to fight on uncongenial terrain.
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Gasol just missed a corner shot at the regulation buzzer, forcing overtime.
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She said RNC rules prohibit the party from forcing him to resign.
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This big spike in sales is forcing automakers to make big changes.
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How can you incorporate your audience into a performance without forcing them?
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They used them as hostages, forcing the government to release Guzman Lopez.
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But they don't seem to be forcing substantial changes in anyone's behavior.
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Why it matters: This bloodletting is forcing the taxi drivers into foreclosure.
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Again, though, forcing the Warriors to take long threes is a victory.
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People held grudges against him for forcing his way out of Quebec.
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At my church, forcing yourself on underaged girls is a no-no.
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Second... low blow forcing us to watch Viserion's defeat all over again.
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So there are serious consequences to forcing students to go into debt.
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"This is forcing him to take much needed time off," Kim says.
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He climbed on top of her, forcing a pillow over her face.
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Feliz then walked Josh Reddick and Danny Valenzuela, forcing in two runs.
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Thanks for forcing me to learn to love myself and my body.
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The rain reduced visibility, forcing airport authorities to divert a few flights.
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Cole reportedly failed to show up in court, forcing a default judgment.
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AS I SAID, THEY'RE FORCING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS AND THEY'RE STEALING INTELECTUAL PROPERTY.
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Eventually, the fires made the town unsafe, forcing people to move away.
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A new proposal from leading Democrats is forcing a showdown with Gov.
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Democrats also see a political opportunity in forcing votes on the amendments.
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Forcing workers to fund a group they disagree with doesn't support workers.
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Shashi stays home, combing her sister's hair and forcing her to bathe.
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His parents were forcing him to move back to Afghanistan after graduation.
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Their forcing someone into hiding for just writing some stuff is unforgivable.
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Observers say control of the military is key to forcing new elections.
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Brexit is already forcing the EMA to relocate from London to Amsterdam.
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They're credited with forcing other auto makers to think about electric vehicles.
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All these shifts are forcing change in the traditional retail supply chain.
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Nothing could be further from the truth on forcing products on customers.
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Butler opened the game by forcing Utah turnovers on three straight possessions.
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The two remaining gunmen returned fire, forcing the policemen to take cover.
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Democrats are already talking about forcing Cohen to testify through a subpoena.
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Over the past few months, I've started forcing myself to take selfies.
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He stares her down, forcing her to admit it's because he's Black.
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Again, the goal isn't simply a quick score—it's forcing scrambled matchups.
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L.C., which found that forcing disabled people into institutions violated the ADA.
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Advertisers then pulled their dollars as a result, forcing YouTube into action.
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But iPhones also contain features designed to make such "brute-forcing" hard.
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By forcing its employees to go along with this 'gender identity' nonsense.
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She says her passport was confiscated, forcing her to remain inside China.
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She's forcing me to look at something I don't want to see.
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To slow a pandemic, we are forcing a recession, perhaps a depression.
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But ISIS remains in the Philippines — and is forcing some surprising alliances.
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It is technology forcing us to forget what we know about life.
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Forcing myself to stay under, I tried to take it all in.
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"I'm not forcing it down anyone's throat, YOU follow ME," Bieber wrote.
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It's Congress, specifically Goodlatte, for forcing the issue in the first place.
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It's more than just this flashing ad, forcing information down your face.
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But geopolitics may be forcing the K-beauty industry to pivot westward.
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At my church, forcing yourself on underaged girls is a no-no.
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"It's forcing us to dive into the supply chain," Mr. Levine said.
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But, once again, Sevastova broke back, and wound up forcing a tiebreaker.
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Climate change is forcing expensive changes to the global air travel industry.
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Then, coronavirus hit — forcing everything from conferences to concerts to be canceled.
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"Brands are forcing themselves to know it's the way forward," she said.
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"I was not forcing anyone to go at all," Ms. Jojokian said.
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That is forcing the government to find less conventional channels for stimulus.
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"I'm not forcing it down anyone's throat, YOU follow ME," Bieber continued.
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Climate change is forcing more people to reconsider their own transportation choices.
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The meeting is a natural forcing mechanism for getting some things done.
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Sanders refuses compromise The American political system was built on forcing compromise.
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But your brother is hardly forcing him to celebrate the holiday alone.
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That led to a judge forcing the new release schedule on officials.
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The trial comes roughly two weeks before the Iowa Caucuses, forcing Sens.
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St. John's had 13 steals while forcing Seton Hall into 19 turnovers.
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Protesters set the vehicle on fire with bombs, forcing it to retreat.
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Hot, dry weather also took its toll, forcing many growers to close.
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The judge's decision is forcing Idalis Fernandez to split up her family.
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Pete Rose had shoved an umpire, forcing the league to take action.
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How can you say that forcing women to wear burqas is wrong?
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If Congolese police are forcing patients into hospitals, their tactic may backfire.
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He said Mr. Stitt was forcing officials like himself to choose sides.
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It's not an unfamiliar narrative, a child forcing somebody to grow up.
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Within months, factory output and trade collapsed, forcing unemployment to rise quickly.
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He berated the leadership for forcing a vote well after 10 p.m.
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The fire spread rapidly, forcing firefighters to back out of the building.
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Pinochet later denounced the arpilleras, forcing the women to work in secret.
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Forcing consumers to eat the cost of those tickets is patently unfair.
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More stringent environmental regulations is forcing auto makers to increase their use.
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The 18-year-old Potapova challenged Bertens throughout, forcing 17 break points.
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His longtime publishers dropped him, forcing him to publish on his own.
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Others believe there are more effective approaches to treatment than forcing compliance.
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Both plans call for forcing polluters to pay a fee on emissions.
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The G36 was reported to have overheated, forcing the Germans to retreat.
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Such changes are forcing parties to drastically alter their platforms and strategies.
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For now, that essentially means forcing companies to disclose their sustainability plans.
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More important, the screenshot activists are forcing companies to pick a side.
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The fuel hike could further exacerbate economic conditions, forcing greater price increases.
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"We're not forcing anyone to vote yes or no," he later added.
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Democrats are seeking the upper hand on the issue after forcing Sen.
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Thank you, Donald J. Trump for forcing us to face that truth.
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Now, the mess at the MIT Media Lab is forcing a reckoning.
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Forcing applicants to bolster financials and improve disclosure is a no-brainer.
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Hundreds of teenagers were mobbing the mall, forcing it to close early.
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Yun doesn't advise forcing your body to withstand extreme temperatures, for instance.
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But the nice thing is that no one's forcing you to, either.
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That's the level of cynicism Trump is forcing his supporters to embrace.
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"I don't think they're scared of [Washington forcing a breakup]," Freeman said.
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They tried to indoctrinate the region's youths, forcing them to speak German.
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Forcing turnovers and pressuring the quarterback are more important than preventing yardage.
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Forcing this medically fragile community to move should be a last resort.
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Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent.
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This [telling what he knows] is what they are forcing him into.
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Hezbollah hit back, accusing Saudi Arabia of forcing al-Hariri to quit.
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This may also be rejected, forcing May to return with another proposal.
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Why was my diner forcing this age-old tradition to an end?
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It's forcing students to drop out of school before getting a degree.
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The Republican leaders of the House have not allowed the legislation to move forward, forcing Democrats to use a parliamentary procedure known as a "discharge petition" aimed at forcing a vote on legislation that would create the commission.
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Columbus's rule was nightmarish, forcing the people of Hispaniola into slavery, including children for sexual purposes, forcing grueling labor on people, and brutally punishing those who either disobeyed or didn't work hard enough with torture, dismemberment, and death.
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The U.N. mediation team spends the sessions "stripping the papers apart and delving deep into the subject and forcing them to do more homework and forcing them to give answers", said a source with knowledge of the process.
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It was there that Weinstein allegedly forced a woman to "engage in oral sexual conduct, to wit, defendant grabbed the back of informant's head forcing her head downward and forcing her mouth onto his penis," according to the complaint.
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There have been various arrests of people forcing their way through blocked areas.
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"Climate and melt models that ignore the ecology of microbial radiative forcing," i.e.
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The scarcity of natural pollinators is forcing farmers to hand-pollinate their crops.
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They pepper her with questions, forcing her to reveal she's back with Big.
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"I really enjoy forcing the audience to go along with us," says Hamilton.
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Rather than forcing the college's hand, Towns chose to remove his own works.
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Meanwhile, Facebook is much less subtly forcing people onto its Messenger native apps.
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Most aircraft deals are priced in dollars, forcing Rolls to hedge future income.
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Nobody is forcing you to attend dance rehearsals the night before the wedding.
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A wildfire burning in southwestern Colorado is forcing more people from their homes.
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His research paper is entitled Key Reinstallation Attacks: Forcing Nonce Reuse in WPA2.
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Denver stayed aggressive in the paint and was active in forcing early turnovers.
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Miller claims Bodine then slapped the child before forcing him into a bathroom.
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But Trump has saturated the airwaves, forcing Cruz on the defense in public.
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The list goes on, and it's forcing traditional Democrats to choose a side.
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Yet Google has a history of forcing evolution in a number of industries.
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It keeps its grip on viewers while rarely forcing its scares on them.
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The competition is forcing Western Union to cannibalize its own highest margin transactions.
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And these pressures, both financial and technological, are forcing law schools to change.
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They took over entire homes, turning them into makeshift bases, forcing families underground.
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The shift is happening for good reason, and it's forcing companies to adapt.
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Doing so could mean parliament forcing Britain into a general election, he said.
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Lumilene had terrible morning sickness for four months, forcing her to quit school.
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GoPro's Karma drones lost power during operation, forcing the company to recall them.
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Alabama leads the SEC in turnover margin, forcing 15 and losing only five.
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The recession is forcing people to bring kids studying abroad back to Nigeria.
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Luckily, Atrium isn't a SAAS company forcing clients to use the tech themselves.
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"It feels like they're forcing us to quit," says a six-year veteran.
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But the coalition still appears far from forcing the Houthis out of Sanaa.
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If you're forcing me to pick, I'd go with 24 because of that.
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Erosion is also forcing the 400-plus residents of Newtok, Alaska, to relocate.
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That weakens the case for a court order forcing the payments, Chhabria said.
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That is forcing Libor yields to go higher to compete for investor dollars.
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The members of Congress seem to have been uninterested in forcing the issue.
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She quickly learned that her parents were forcing her into gay conversion therapy.
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Today, however, Skinner's heirs are forcing the sceptics to think again (see article).
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Other regulators have discussed forcing companies to step up monitoring of user content.
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"Why are we forcing kids to get it [the chickenpox vaccine]?" he said.
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Mr Guaidó backs the sanctions as a way of forcing out the regime.
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That build weighed on broader market sentiment, forcing crude futures to reverse gains.
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No one is forcing these luminary scientists to get involved in artistic hobbies.
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This rapid rotation is forcing chunks of cometary material to loosen and dislodge.
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And that could mean huge fleets of robotaxis chasing passengers, forcing prices down.
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He once again challenged Toronto with a sweep, forcing Ujiri to dig deeper.
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What gun was held to her head forcing her to sign her name.
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Forcing it to renegotiate deals could put a significant dent in that business.
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Winter storm Stella is forcing thousands of professionals to work from home today.
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TCI called for the vote after accusing the board of forcing Rolet out.
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The move is already forcing manufacturers to scour the globe for alternative supplies.
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The law also criminalizes the act of forcing women to wear such garments.
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Tear gas lingered in the air, forcing pedestrians to walk with faces covered.
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People are forcing smiles because that is what you are "supposed" to do.
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Claims and costs were higher than anticipated, forcing many plans to incur losses.
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PC sales have fallen four straight years, forcing industry leaders like HP Inc.
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Most famously, he endorsed marriage equality, forcing the president to do the same.
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Cancer has a way of forcing people to think about their own mortality.
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Definitely to be careful with the movement on the court, not forcing anything.
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The U.S.S. Nimitz sailed through the Taiwan Strait, forcing China to back down.
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They don't want to be seen to be forcing the Brits out now.
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Sony has yet to budge, forcing PS4 players inside of a walled garden.
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United has no set policy for physically forcing passengers to deboard, he added.
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"Forcing real name usage isn't about whether you enjoy people's choice of usernames."
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Forcing women to make impossible choices is the problem, not the choice itself.
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"It's forcing those genes into the population," explained molecular biologist Omar S. Akbari.
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"It's forcing those genes into the population," explained molecular biologist Omar S. Akbari.
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So there is our own Wild West type of police forcing that happens.
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It wasn't long before he was forcing her to work as a prostitute.
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Paul couldn't convert a jumper over Walker just before the horn, forcing overtime.
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Istar started bleeding profusely, forcing her family to seek medical help and counseling.
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Sixty-two of Americans oppose forcing taxpayers to foot the bill for abortions.
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The bad news is the company is literally forcing former subscribers into rejoining.
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Pope said inaction by Congress is forcing health officials to make difficult choices.
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For a moment I have trouble forcing out words, but eventually I manage.
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Forcing testimony in a co-defendant's trial was seen as unprecedented in Maryland.
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New rules on everything from capital to liquidity are forcing them to change.
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It left them reeling, and it ended up forcing them to reevaluate things.
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It describes Mr. Putin as forcing America's hand to rebuild the nuclear force.
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It's them brute-forcing their way into beating the competition with better specs.
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Facebook, Google, Amazon, Netflix and others have "solved" this by forcing a login.
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Starting Gabbert is like forcing an According To Jim marathon on the nation.
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However, the urgency of the new threats facing Europe may be forcing change.
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And, increasingly, calls for party purity are forcing moderate Republicans into contested primaries.
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And it adds an unnecessary step by forcing parents to toggle skills on.
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It is also forcing them to improve their services to attract more customers.
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A.D. forcing a family on Emily and Ali is truly uncomfortable to watch.
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Forcing them to wait decades for a green card has no discernible benefit.
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"It was a forcing function for us to make a decision," he said.
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The resulting Parliament was too fractious to form a government, forcing new elections.
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Facebook is not forcing affected users to change their passwords at this time.
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Headley scored when Aaron Hicks grounded to second, forcing Romine at second base.
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Instead, every inch of my being was forcing me in some other direction.
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They invert the floor, forcing opposing bigs into uncomfortable territory on the perimeter.
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"They are forcing others to put on the table new solutions," she added.
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"What Omeed's doing is forcing the modernization of this industry," Whitten told me.
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The militants overran Marawi in May, forcing more than 803,000 residents to flee.
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Forcing families apart, and prosecuting parents, to deter asylum seekers must stop immediately.
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Cook missed a jump shot as time expired, forcing the game to overtime.
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Their boss was forcing them to work overtime every single day, without pay.
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President Trump eventually tired of the scandals, forcing Pruitt to resign in July.
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Trump named him acting attorney general after forcing Sessions to resign on Wednesday.
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They also noted that the resolution has "no chance" of forcing Rosenstein's removal.
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TMZ released footage later, forcing McGregor to issue a grovelling apology on ESPN.
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HB 481 takes that right away, forcing women to risk losing their jobs.
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" In an earlier post, he declared, "We're forcing the NRA into financial jeopardy.
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During Wednesday's hearing, the judge granted the request -- essentially forcing Yazeed to comply.
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This week is all about pressure -- and forcing the other side to blink.
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The challengers, Borchelt noted, had suggested forcing women onto the ObamaCare exchanges instead.
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At the same time, having these things is forcing me to stay somewhere.
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Thousands of homes have been flooded, forcing more than 23,000 people into shelters.
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A byproduct of the bill is forcing states to be more fiscally responsible.
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Forcing a fight over Planned Parenthood would also put a focus on Sen.
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It eventually hit China as well, forcing massive layoffs in coal and steel.
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After forcing the driver out, the two drove west toward Eatonton, Sills said.
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The Korean won slipped immediately after the data, forcing the authorities to intervene.
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They were forcing us to get married and killing us one by one.
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He then pulls my hair up, forcing my neck into a difficult angle.
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The ensuing friction nearly overheated the machinery, forcing it to be shut down.
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You understand that kind of mentality and the forcing of conformity on people.
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Forcing myself to stay awake,I watch the numbers on the meter jump.
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It elevates you by forcing you to be a part of the community.
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However, we do blame Chevrolet for forcing him to do this cringeworthy promotion.
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Gangsters capture girl, forcing boy to extend his power to their outer limits.
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ACLU asks court to release a secret order forcing Facebook to wiretap Messenger
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Tilting his head when I looked away, forcing me to catch his eyes.
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They said the state was effectively forcing them to violate their religious beliefs.
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This year's monsoon season has inundated many areas, endangering lives and forcing evacuations.
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That means not forcing employees to choose between penury and working while coughing.
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He said that problems with the heat were forcing him to consider retirement.
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Many tolls have stopped accepting cash, forcing consumers to use other payment options.
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But it's a question of whether government should be forcing that onto individuals.
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The Army was not only recruiting fewer soldiers, but was forcing troops out.
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We are forcing the world to listen — and in doing so, to change.
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They also have more informal ways of forcing the Trump administration to comply.
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Waterboarding involves forcing water down someone's lungs to induce the sensation of drowning.
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They say that world events have given them extra leverage in forcing Mrs.
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The city did not provide uniforms, forcing them to wear their own clothes.
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A loss of historic proportions might make her position untenable, forcing her resignation.
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But Ms. Cicolini isn't forcing the evolution of classics from her tiny kitchen.
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Forcing those in power to explain why — beyond easy, histrionic references to Sept.
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Elevators are frequently out of service, forcing even pregnant women to climb stairs.
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Apparently, he found a new way of forcing himself on an unsuspecting audience.
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And now, the coronavirus is forcing firms to reckon with a disruptive pandemic.
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Granted, the G.O.P. tax plan will add to the deficit, forcing additional borrowing.
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The Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, reportedly opposes forcing Swift to implement American sanctions.
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Then he fell seriously ill, forcing the couple to apply for welfare payments.
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Aging cars stop accepting software updates, forcing their owners to buy new vehicles.
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But he believed in forcing incremental change, whereas I'm an apostle of disruption.
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Cora noted other benefits of forcing the Red Sox to play full-strength.
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The case is forcing the sale of valuable memorabilia, including his Wimbledon trophies.
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" But, I countered, "It's like forcing someone to choose between diabetes and cancer.
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The Russian government persists in forcing its gay citizens to remain largely underground.
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Essay Millennials are forcing us to change the way we think about sports.
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I am furious that he is forcing my son's family to celebrate alone.
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The Chinese coronavirus is forcing Wall Street to turn sour on certain stocks.
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Instagram adds to this experience by forcing users to record their live reactions.
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FORCING THE SPRING (2014)Inside the Fight for Marriage EqualityBy Jo Becker470 pp.
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Coping with the shortage The shortage is forcing some residents to get creative.
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He eventually stops working full time, forcing his wife to take two jobs.
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Palamides makes the coercion in audience participation more explicit, forcing some uncomfortable questions.
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In Ohio, Josh Mandel, the Republican frontrunner, suddenly dropped his candidacy, forcing Rep.
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"They keep forcing me to do the impossible," she says at the end.
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American patrols have then blockaded roads, forcing these Russian patrols to turn around.
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The political blowback was swift, forcing the government to deny any lockdown plan.
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They are also forcing Australians to imagine an entirely new way of life.
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The trade wars have battered us, knocking down commodity prices and forcing bankruptcies.
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A connecting subway station was also heavily vandalized, forcing it to be closed.
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The disputes occasionally turn violent, forcing provincial or even national officials to intervene.
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But the sheer dimensions of the opiate-addiction epidemic are forcing new ideas.
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But Jacob Rainey missed from 43 yards out, forcing a third extra period.
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The suit seeks damages for the inmates, and an order forcing Mississippi's Dept.
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Toys R Us liquidated last year, forcing 800 U.S. stores to go dark.
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Why is Congress forcing this additional cost on postal retirees and their survivors?
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Democrats seeking leverage are forcing that bill to require 60 votes for passage.
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The cars raced through the streets, forcing traffic to halt and make way.
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It even ends by forcing you to make a tough, nuanced moral decision.
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The game even ends by forcing you to make a morally challenging decision.
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Tuition prices have outpaced inflation for decades, forcing students and parents into borrowing.
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Your reliance on basic utilities are stripped away, forcing you to make do.
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"If Trump wins, he'd be forcing himself on the Party," Noel told me.
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Forcing parties to disclose the source of smaller contributions would require parliamentary approval.
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Some officials have proposed forcing local N.G.O. leaders to disclose their personal finances.
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Critics said the court was forcing its liberal values onto Israel's elected officials.
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Trump's tariffs are aimed at forcing China to address their intellectual property policies.
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"The media is not forcing the president to tweet his attacks," she said.
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Wouldn't the government be forcing a private producer to help his own competitors?
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Instead, the defense began dropping eight, forcing Shimonek to throw into tighter windows.
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The challengers argued that forcing doctors to participate violated their First Amendment rights.
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Instead, it will have the effect of forcing them to just do something.
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That might entail forcing the proxy advisors to divest their consulting businesses altogether.
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Is our own government unintentionally forcing hard-working American firms to shut down?
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At the time, the federal government was forcing tribes to move to reservations.
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Voting machines do break down, forcing some jurisdictions to count ballots by hand.
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How do I solve the problem without forcing her out of her home?
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Forcing transgender women to use men's rooms will subject them to potential violence.
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Under pressure, Google agreed to stop forcing arbitration on those alleging sexual harassment.
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Most conservative lawmakers recoil at the thought of forcing employers to do anything.
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The anniversary is forcing Wyomingites to confront that history and ask those questions.
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Mobile services have turned into commodity services, forcing providers to compete on price.
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Generally I believe forcing morality onto a public via law doesn't work well.
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The frigate sailed menacingly close to Bowditch, forcing the American vessel to retreat.
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Its original meaning, he joked, was "forcing a bad clearance by the goalkeeper".
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It is forcing or restricting someone's ability to breathe or their blood flow.
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It isn't clear why the app didn't allow users to zoom so easily before, instead forcing iPhone users to change their phone's setting to allow zoom before forcing a super awkward three-finger double-tap to get a closer look.
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Both works aim to make Glover and Whitehead's expressions of the black American experience visceral, not through forcing the audience to look, but through forcing the audience to feel a discombobulation that often registers as unsettling, and sometimes just feels strange.
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The problem is you are taking over the means of production and you are forcing people, you are redistributing people&aposs wealth, and forcing other people to pay for everyone else&aposs healthcare using the false premise, well, it&aposs expensive.
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But state finances have been squeezed by low oil and gas prices, forcing companies and the governments that own them to seek alternative financing while reduced petrodollar flows are tightening domestic banking liquidity and forcing borrowers to look further afield.
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During his two years in the majority, Mr. Price's top priority was curbing the rising cost of medical malpractice insurance, which he said was forcing hospitals and nursing homes to close and forcing doctors to limit which procedures they performed.
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And they are forcing mayors to give them 10 percent of their annual budgets.
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Much like Facebook is forcing civic society to clean up its messy antisocial impacts.
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Such technological changes are forcing CDNs to improve speed, while dealing with dynamic content.
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Sources said tactics for forcing McConnell to act have not been fully discussed yet.
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Law professors are divided on the policy consequences of forcing shareholders into individual arbitration.
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But the key here is that they rarely if ever succeeded in forcing concessions.
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"Troll Patrol isn't about policing Twitter or forcing it to remove content," Marin said.
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Small businesses complained that the foreign exchange restrictions were forcing them out of business.
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If scarcity is the problem, forcing up the supply should help ease the shortage.
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Eventually, officers kicked out the backs of their knees, forcing activists to the ground.
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""He was pushing me against the wall, and forcing his tongue down my throat.
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Instead, Futurism glorified war, power, chaos, and destruction – ways of forcing humankind into novelty.
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It's the fact that regulators are forcing it to change how it handles search.
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Last time, none of the parties could assemble a majority coalition, forcing a revote.
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The report also cited a trend toward forcing Burmese women into marriages in China.
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The pair plans to reenact the Gospel parable, forcing the King out of hiding.
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Salvini wants to block future arrivals, forcing other European countries to take them in.
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The extent of this forcing depended on the concentrations of the different chemical species.
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Texas Tech hung close by forcing three Rebel field goals in the first half.
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Stelzer granted the motions, effectively blocking the state from forcing the doctors to testify.
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Plus forcing air into the lungs can cause inflammation or damage the air sacs.
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The agents did anyway, forcing the administration to use DACA to solidify that policy.
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In fact, even faking or forcing a smile reduces stress and makes you happier.
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BAIER: The prospects of this forcing some kind of bipartisan solution, did it change?
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Didn't forcing her to wait constitute an "undue burden", the test established in Casey?
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"The FTC is forcing me not to give you any free information," she said.
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Perhaps we should thank Trump for forcing us to take a look at ourselves.
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"This is almost forcing local news anchors to lie to their viewers," Simmons said.
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Local media picked up the allegations, forcing the prime minister, Robert Fico, to respond.
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It currently sits at 215 signatures, just three away from the forcing the votes.
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But mass rallies forcing Pinera to change his tone and upend his policy goals.
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However, Tiberi resigned before finishing his term, forcing the special election to replace him.
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Forcing companies to reconfigure their supply chains would threaten the viability of their businesses.
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And it's forcing Virginia—and the country—to grapple with that symbolism yet again.
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Businesses can now engage in conversations and promote valuable content without forcing the envelope.
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We're not forcing too many shots like maybe we did earlier in the season.
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Democrats stalled action, forcing McConnell to put off debate for at least a week.
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Cory Booker delivered their opening statements, forcing the moderators to briefly stop the debate.
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Frequent twists and turns are forcing companies adapt and re-adapt at frequent intervals.
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And the competition is at the same time forcing Western Union to spend more.
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It's cramped for one thing, forcing you to hold your hands very close together.
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But Burr acknowledged that the committee would have difficulty forcing Steele to be interviewed.
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Monday was a holiday in Argentina, forcing investors to wait until Tuesday to react.
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Saudi Arabia has denied holding Hariri against his will or forcing him to resign.
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The Cougars are 18-3 when forcing multiple turnovers under defensive coordinator Alex Grinch.
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Samsung's Note 7 overheated and burned users, forcing the company to issue a recall.
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It might sound to them like the government forcing you into an insurance plan.
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Or by forcing companies to build in backdoors — thereby breaking strong encryption in secret?
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No one was forcing me to do any of the things I was doing.
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The other sultans are thought to have issued an ultimatum, forcing him to quit.
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Those talks collapsed on November 20th, forcing the SPD back to the negotiating table.
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The Trump administration also blacklisted Huawei, forcing U.S. companies to cut ties with it.
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Byron launched his right shoulder into Weegar's head, forcing Weegar to depart the contest.
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I MEAN, SOME WOULD SAY THAT THEY PLAYED A ROLE IN FORCING YOU OUT.
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The nearby Chaiten volcano erupted in 2008, forcing the evacuation of thousands of residents.
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Cataclysmic sea level rise is already swallowing people's homes and forcing them to migrate.
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Forcing developers into changes, especially ones as drastic as this, can shake their trust.
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Government-mandated minimum wage hikes are also forcing companies to pay up even more.
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Despite forcing Kendall into a day-trip, Kourtney is scared that it'll be weird.
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"This signifies pressure from the outside forcing the walls to bow inward," said Lesh.
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But forcing us into closer situations with men absolutely does not help the issue.
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Cryus' home burned to the ground this weekend, forcing her to evacuate to safety.
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But Brexit is forcing Britain to think hard about matters of migration and citizenship.
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This involved filling Jewel's abdomen with fluid and then forcing air through her stomach.
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I'm sick of this addictive blue light forcing me to take in such malarkey.
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Forcing the entire world to wait on you is also a total power move.
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Technological disruption in many important industries is forcing them to compete with new rivals.
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After forcing the Cowboys to punt, the Cardinals mounted another long, time-consuming drive.
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"Forcing myself to sing after one of these glitches was extremely difficult," she said.
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Some, like Toys R Us, have been unable to reorganize forcing them to liquidate.
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One tree just isn't big enough for two koalas apparently, forcing an epic showdown.
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Apple's step shows how increased public scrutiny is forcing greater transparency in Silicon Valley.
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These new regulations are already forcing young content creators—and often poorer ones—offline.
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By forcing Taylor Mason Capital back into Axe Cap, he's letting the enemy in.
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A deadly wildfire exploding in northern California, forcing thousands to flee their homes tonight.
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The two — not Luke — discuss Kesha's weight and attempts at forcing her to diet.
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By waiting to invoke Article 50, he's forcing responsibility for the Brexit onto him.
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Prisons still refuse to standardize halal food, for example, forcing prisoners to skip meals.
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But the irony of forcing inclusivity on clubs is that inevitably, clubs go away.
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But that might be because you're forcing me to hug you all the time.
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They assert White started "running at the officer," forcing Badgujar to back-pedal away.
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Forcing them to re-learn something that they already know would be rather pointless.
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Democrats are beginning to discuss a backup plan: forcing more tough votes before acquittal.
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Let yourself be lazy, as forcing things is the wrong move at this time.
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Opposition leaders hailed the strike as a successful first step toward forcing Kabila's departure.
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Gated housing developments ban all vehicles without residents' stickers, forcing drivers around the edges.
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Comey, meanwhile, has stayed staunchly silent, forcing Trump to shadow box with his opponent.
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He's also accused of forcing contact between his penis and the alleged victim's mouth.
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Namely, forcing your child to do something that she may not want to do?
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This is actually forcing them to look at systems harder than they otherwise might.
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A treacherous storm rolled in mid-October, forcing those on the expedition to retreat.
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But other experts say forcing these elephants to breed in captivity misses the point.
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Current high valuations of many assets are forcing investors to look for new solutions.
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The teams also rank at the bottom of the NFL in forcing turnovers. 3.
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Otherwise the fuel could freeze up, forcing you to eat your dehydrated noodles cold.
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A wildfire has been burning for five days, forcing Mariposa's 2,000 residents to evacuate.
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You can clearly hear the defendant forcing the victim to have sex with him.
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His eardrum ruptured while wrangling with the wave, forcing him to exit the competition.
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Bayley and Banks got their win, with Banks forcing Charlotte to tap out cleanly.
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PDT from Pacific Gas & Electric on Friday, forcing it to use the flare system.
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And I'd be forcing fruit snacks down their throats to get them through it.
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Republican says Trump should release tax returns, but votes against measure forcing it: Rep.
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Last year's team suffocated opponents by forcing an average of 21 turnovers per game.
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She should just confiscate the phone, forcing her son to focus on his homework.
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That's just for the keyboard this time; they're not forcing a mouse on you.
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Some Socialists are muttering about forcing Mr Sánchez to shift his stance or go.
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Nobody is forcing them to leave; they know when it's their time to go.
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He made clear the government dislikes "revolution" - forcing through reforms that could polarise society.
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Protesters spilled onto parallel streets, forcing the police to close them off to traffic.
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Hong Kong protests are escalating to new levels, forcing schools and universities to close.
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"High rents are forcing more people to live with roommates," according to the study.
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Hawaii volcano Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, pushing lava into a neighborhood and forcing evacuations.
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Forcing the same endless wait on the families of murdered hostages makes no sense.
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The VPN kept dropping out, forcing him to ad-lib some of his presentation.
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The Republican tax bill is forcing 13 million people to lose their health insurance.
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By 2014, he was accusing the Germans of forcing France into a restrictive policy.
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The fire had broken out early November 8, forcing many to evacuate Butte County.
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The recession was forcing the school to tighten budgets for things like floral arrangements.
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There's no justice in forcing communities of color to suffer needlessly as a result.
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IU attacked the basket throughout the first half, forcing 210 Troy first-half fouls.
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The latter two were involved with forcing North Korean refugees back to the country.
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Thailand's natural wonders are feeling the force of tourism, forcing one to close temporarily.
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After the vote, Green didn't rule out forcing the issue again on the floor.
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Senators facing ethics scandals since then have generally resigned, rather than forcing a vote.
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Forcing a woman to give birth against her will is morally equivalent to rape.
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They refute the claim that PASPA is forcing the state to maintain its prohibition.
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Extrusions are formed by forcing heated aluminium through a steel die to create components.
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Unilateralism and trade protectionism are rising, forcing is to adopt a self-reliant approach.
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At least one lawmaker on Wednesday suggested the possibility of forcing executives to testify.
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Until you'd feel your little body roasting, forcing you to scurry out in desperation?
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Why are tech workers only now forcing some firms to turn down DoD contracts?
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Saudi Arabia has denied forcing Hariri to resign or placing him under house arrest.
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He said those drillers may "choose to conserve capital," forcing them to drop rigs.
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There's an argument that by forcing increased defense spending, Trump is actually strengthening NATO.
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Stingrays mimic cell-towers, forcing citizens' cellphones within range to connect with the device.
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No one is forcing us to be sex slaves, or anything close to it.
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Republicans actually lost seats, forcing Newt Gingrich to resign as speaker of the House.
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It last erupted in 2014, spewing lava and forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
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That clear message from the Trump administration may be forcing Turkey to think again.
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"We are not forcing anything on the government of Sri Lanka," Zeid told Reuters.
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But is forcing students to buy and monitor themselves in this way the answer?
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Amazon has disrupted the retail sector, forcing companies — both big and small — to adjust.
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Then he promised to humiliate Mexico by forcing it to pay for the construction.
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Ethnically charged fighting soon spread, shutting down oil fields and forcing millions to flee.
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The AMA "isn't forcing this," explained Gutman during a sit-down with us yesterday.
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One of those demands is forcing companies to store Chinese user data in China.
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Forcing yourself to remember things periodically helps them to stay fresh in your brain.
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Trump has tightened economic sanctions against Iran, aimed at forcing its leaders into negotiations.
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When I'm hiring a masseur, I am essentially forcing someone to touch my body.
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He's depriving her of sleep and forcing her to work when she shouldn't be.
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"The NCAA is not technically forcing anyone to disobey a court order," Johnson said.
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Is that the best example we have of judges forcing a president to talk?
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This might be prohibited under the proposal, forcing companies to borrow more from banks.
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Forcing it to restart can unfreeze the operating system and get things working again.
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Protesters marched on Lâncome's stores, forcing every outlet in Hong Kong to temporarily close.
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Unemployment is low, just 2.8 percent, forcing Colorado employers to recruit talent from elsewhere.
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Carolina showed it can still play a little 'D' as well, forcing three turnovers.
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Markets worldwide have reacted negatively, forcing finance officials and central banks to take action.
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He credited Ms. Swetnick's story with forcing Republicans to request an abbreviated F.B.I. investigation.
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It's forcing fashion shows to reschedule and talk shows to play to empty seats.
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Many frequently work overnight shifts, forcing them to eat and sleep at odd times.
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And candidates like Ms. Ocasio-Cortez are forcing them to take those votes seriously.
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This requires forcing molecules together into long chains — called polymers — that are inherently unstable.
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And it's forcing us to take actions that we wouldn't consider during normal times.
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In her head, she was screaming at him, forcing him off, and running away.
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But that had little to do with forcing the government to be more transparent.
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But shoppers didn't respond kindly, forcing Macy's to adjust its strategy, Gennette previously said.
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Skyrocketing numbers of minors started using the products, forcing the FDA to reverse course.
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The financial hit, however, may be forcing Iran's hand to start negotiating with Trump.
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"We're forcing someone to do something when we don't really have to," Cyrway said.
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Then they made the 217-year-old their slave, forcing him to dig wells.
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Its business has become increasingly commoditized and competitive, forcing it to explore a sale.
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Teachers have left and not been replaced, forcing others to take on new roles.
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Another struck the U.S.S. North Carolina, forcing it back to Pearl Harbor for repairs.
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In the United States, Soviet consular officials confiscated his passport, forcing him to remain.
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Suddenly the passenger window was smashed and two men were forcing their way in.
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Will a major political or economic crisis break out, forcing reactions and sapping focus?
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The city was closed to traffic, forcing everyone to commute to events on foot.
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Would I be forcing her to relive something painful to make myself feel better?
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After forcing her resignation, he named Mr. McAleenan the acting secretary of the department.
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I tried forcing myself to concede this, through a fake smile and gritted teeth.
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"They are effectively forcing companies to choose, and companies will probably choose the U.S."
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Then Hurricane Katrina decimated the Crescent City, forcing a nationwide diaspora of New Orleanians.
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Other fires across the state have consumed hundreds of thousands of acres, forcing evacuations.
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That is forcing companies to compete harder for workers, a recipe for pay increases.
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The virus is forcing us not to be complacent before what globalization has wrought.
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"It does dampen our freedom of speech, forcing us to respect something," he said.
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Vegas continued its pressure early in the third, forcing Washington into two early penalties.
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You put the rubbery cylinder over the neck of the bottle, forcing it down.
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Forcing Trump to go to court would be a public relations victory for Daniels.
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The two trends are forcing carmakers to seek alliances to share costs and risk.
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The performer in chief is forcing us to live in a B-movie horror.
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The gruesome murders of a woman and girl are forcing a reckoning in Mexico.
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Forcing women to have babies, it happens in the Trojan War, for heaven's sake.
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Shoppers are also buying more groceries online, forcing grocers to invest in new technology.
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We should be forcing some of these technology companies to divest parts of themselves.
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Governance is forcing Republicans to confront the reality that repeal without replacement is untenable.
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" Lucic-Baroni declined to say who was forcing her to say everything was "great.
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It allowed space for deliberation by forcing both sides to hear each other's arguments.
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Forcing a vote on impeachment could be more awkward for Democrats than for Republicans.
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The Cornhuskers' defense was stifling early, forcing Michigan State into nine first-half turnovers.
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China has played hardball for years by forcing companies to fork over this information.
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Denial of service attacks overwhelm servers with traffic, forcing them to crash or slow.
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Cannold undercuts that, forcing us to confront our complicity in enjoying them as entertainment.
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This would render China's nuclear deterrent effectively obsolete, all but forcing it to compensate.
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"I was forcing myself to stay awake and work on the opinion," Ginsburg said.
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But forcing out its own staff in this way violates World Bank employment principles.
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VERDICT: A TIE No one's forcing you to spend major cash on a wedding.
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They can occur when the diaphragm spasms, forcing air out through the vocal cords.
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He has a long history of forcing people out of their seats at Cannes.
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Then there are the Brexit negotiations, which have proved messy and painful, forcing Mrs.
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The Wolves star Jimmy Butler, on the other hand, started forcing off-balance shots.
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They then crashed into each other in Azerbaijan, forcing them both from the race.
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The jihadist organization seized the plant in September 2014, forcing Lafarge to abandon it.
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Forcing the transfer of stock to workers would, of course, help close that gap.
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After forcing a San Francisco three-and-out, the Chiefs got the ball back.
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They cover their heads with the coveralls, some forcing others to kneel like prisoners.
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Climate change is forcing some ski resorts in the Alps to use artificial snow.
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Another time, the charge was "forcing his attentions" on a 15-year-old girl.
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It was yet another stacked week, forcing us to pick and choose a bit.
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Once that happened, al-Nimeiri banned the original union, forcing it to operate underground.
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Here's what to do: I recommend forcing Google to delete after every 3 months.
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Ted Cruz and his wife at a Washington restaurant, forcing them to leave dinner.
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Airlines lost a lot of money, forcing them to merge and became more dominant.
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Who will feel safer because we will soon be forcing these people to leave?
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Smiling or even forcing a smile will reduce your stress and make you happier.
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Netflix is pushing back against this now, forcing people to pay for Netflix separately.
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Many end up sending their sons to work and forcing their daughters to marry.
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Moscow slammed her conviction as ridiculous and accused Washington of forcing Butina to confess.
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Our previous policy was based on squeezing people on the island, forcing an uprising.
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More stringent local regulations, however, are forcing a shift of intellectual property to China.
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The next step might be forcing voters to submit documents proving that they're citizens.
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It acts as a barrier, forcing any potentially cooling precipitation away from the city.
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The shooting was initially reported as an active shooter, forcing the school into lockdown.
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Those include longer-term pressures, such as rising seas forcing coastal dwellers to relocate.
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President Trump's new vision for America is suddenly forcing us to reconsider that assumption.
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Public clinics often do not offer the procedure, forcing women to find other providers.
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Chimento doesn't feel like she's forcing upon her friends a particular product or brand.
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Forcing them to pay rebates if they raise prices more than the inflation rate.
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It could also squeeze vulnerable Republicans by forcing them to go on the record.
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This case is actually about brute-forcing a passcode, and not about encryption itself.
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READ: Coronavirus is forcing AA meetings to close, and people are worried about relapse.
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But the device had already sold out in Japan, forcing him to look elsewhere.
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Some of the protesters became unruly and physically violent, forcing Mr. Murray to flee.
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"Feces were everywhere, forcing now-disgruntled employees to clean the space," the plaintiff claims.
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Then it moved, forcing Criterion fans with Hulu subscriptions to switch or go without.
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That could lead to more moderate policies by forcing the parties to share power.
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Ideally, forcing people onto Cjdns so that they can't see anything outside of this.
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The Bucks rely very heavily on forcing these types of turnovers, especially off deflections.
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Like Obamacare they included popular measures — guaranteed access to insurance for people with pre-existing conditions, forcing insurers to provide robust plans — as well as unpopular policies, in particular forcing everyone to buy insurance or pay a penalty similar to Obamacare's individual mandate.
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By forcing the Warriors to send all five player to clean up the defensive glass, the Thunder have taken the preceding scenario away from the Warriors, forcing them to go against a set half-court defense far more frequently than they'd like.
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"It's much easier to think that people trade sex for money because someone is forcing them to, than to acknowledge that our economy, education system and criminal justice system is simply failing, and that is forcing people into sex work," said Clay.
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And if we could offer members a way to serve their districts without forcing them into the cesspool, and without forcing them to spend so much time away from their families, we could probably attract higher-quality candidates in the first place.
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" The incident involving the other woman -- Lucia Evans -- involved a 2004 incident where "defendant forced informant to engage in oral sexual conduct, to wit, defendant grabbed the back of informant's head forcing her head downward and forcing her mouth onto his penis.
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We're listening to bland mass market tripe auto-selected by algorithms forcing tastes to converge.
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Porter's two ex-wives went public with abuse allegations last month, forcing him to resign.
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Underneath him, a ventilator hisses and rumbles, forcing air in and out of his lungs.
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Some of their proposals are more Jeffersonian, such as forcing firms to unwind recent mergers.
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Profit has been falling since, forcing the company to press ahead with cost-savings measures.
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The economy has cooled off somewhat since, forcing the government to trim its growth expectations.
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And it's far more humane than the other research method of forcing rats to smoke.
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Lessors have grounded more than three dozen planes, forcing hundreds of flights to be canceled.
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But what is much clearer is that no one is forcing you to download SoftMiner.
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They accuse California of forcing them to advertise for abortion even though they oppose it.
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Across those industries, Amazon is scaring everyone, forcing them to partner up to defend themselves.
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Economic momentum looks worse elsewhere, forcing policymakers to ditch, postpone or soften policy tightening plans.
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The palace said "new facts" had emerged in the case, forcing Macron's office to act.
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Kershaw felt discomfort in his back afterward, forcing the Dodgers to shut him down indefinitely.
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They could also choose to attach repeal legislation to other essential legislation, forcing its passage.
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Highlights of the Euro '76 final Another 2-2 draw followed in Belgrade, forcing penalties.
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For some companies, the labor crunch is forcing them to adapt and become more productive.
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Forcing an actual filibuster, both parties seem to have decided, simply takes too much time.
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The Panthers delivered on the defensive end as well, forcing the Cardinals into 260 turnovers.
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Instead of forcing them onto a plastic nozzle, each one attaches via a magnetic ring.
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As the reactions progressed and the concentrations evolved, the amount of forcing would change abruptly.
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Internet service providers had argued that forcing them to ask permission was an unfair burden.
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The smoke engulfed him, forcing him from his tractor to struggle through soot and ash.
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So no, this isn't necessarily about an older man forcing himself upon a prepubescent inventor.
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Scarce workers should be demanding higher wages, forcing firms to charge their customers higher prices.
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Possible causes of radiative forcing: changes in solar activity, in volcanic activity or greenhouse gases.
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Apple took on the FBI over a court order forcing access to a locked iPhone.
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Elle is still on Mike's shit list, forcing her to bust out her special powers.
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Alphabet's CFO, Ruth Porat, is forcing those "Other Bets" to get a little more serious.
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Supporting or loving a genre doesn't need to look like forcing yourself inside of it.
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Now, Trump is forcing politicos and pundits to question every assumption about modern American politics.
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Unpredictability and threats would keep other leaders guessing, forcing them to deliver concessions, he said.
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Apple forcing us all to use a little converter thing just so our headphones work.
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Swift rightfully saw this strategy as forcing musicians to lose money for Apple's marketing benefit.
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Parliament restored it in 1819, although only by forcing a period of deflation and recession.
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Police said Okoumou apologized to them for forcing them to climb up and get her.
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Tommy John surgery derailed Urquidy's path, forcing him to sit out for all of 2017.
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At forcing turnovers (3.9 percent of drives) they are second worst to the Atlanta Falcons.
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There are also survival elements, forcing you to protect Link from extreme heat and cold.
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Doctors there said the power fails almost daily, forcing them to rely on backup generators.
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The United States government should not be forcing children to defend themselves against trained lawyers.
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It's also forcing many here to improvise solutions to problems they never thought they'd face.
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Internet content is famous for overpromising and undelivering, for forcing unearned clicks through misleading headlines.
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Opposition deputies then occupied the platform, disrupting the session and forcing it to be adjourned.
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Floods ruined mattresses and destroyed tents, forcing some people to move in with their neighbors.
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Other stations never received ballots, forcing the elections to continue into Friday in some districts.
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He said the company would foster innovation and efficiency, forcing retailers to raise their game.
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