I've fought for my family, I've fought for more business, I've fought for my employees.
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" In a statement, Femen said, "Oksana fought for justice, she fought for equality, she fought for herself and all women as a hero.
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Veterans fought for the freedoms of complete strangers, they fought for individuals they never met.
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She tells you how she fought for her marriage and, most importantly, fought for herself.
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Why We Should Take Back Americans Who Fought for ISIS: I'm an American who fought for Al Qaeda.
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Everybody was noble, everyone fought for their conscience, you don't have to worry anymore about what they fought for.
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He fought for the memory of the 6 million Jews who perished in the Holocaust, and he fought for Israel.
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"I have fought for the right to organize and bargain, fought for the middle-class," Clinton said at the Machinists event.
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This proposal combines some of the strongest ideas she fought for during the campaign with some of the principles that I fought for.
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And he stood his ground and he fought for me the way no one has ever fought for me, so I did owe him this.
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He had two sons who fought for the Union and one who fought for the Confederacy; one of them died and another was gravely wounded in the conflict.
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The question is: All of these smart Democrats who fought for Obamacare and equal pay — and everything Democrats have fought for for eight years — where do these people go?
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" Fernandez stated that she "fought for his life" and did everything in her power to prolong his life: "I fought for his life – I demanded that he have multiple tests run.
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Garnett and Luke fought for that final rose over dinner.
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Francis Ford Coppola fought for Al Pacino to play Michael.
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I have helped and fought for some of these women.
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But what if Cassie doesn't want to be fought for?
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My great grandma and mom fought for women's rights, too.
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"But we fought for the right to vote," Jackson said.
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This fat ass fought for me when it really mattered.
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But my grandfathers fought for our country for that symbol.
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NYCDS is proud to have fought for this important initiative.
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NEW YORK, Jan 15 (Reuters) - They fought for their copyright.
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I confronted him; we fought for weeks, then broke up.
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She's fought for the last three years to get here.
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" Richmond said she and Jackson fought for "about five minutes.
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We have not fought for labor rights and environmental rights.
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We fought for America and everything that it stands for.
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We fought for the right to vote, we finally won.
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Asian Americans have long fought for intersectional inclusion and equity.
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But I never really fought for myself or demanded anything.
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The CIA proposed, fought for, and funded the torture program.
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We have always fought for justice for the LGBT community.
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As Muhammad fought for breath, the delay was potentially fatal.
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Now we fight to keep the rights we've fought for.
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"We fought for that red, white and blue," Sam said.
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" A Malheur supporter yelled back, "I fought for that flag!
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I have fought for the Democratic party my whole career.
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In the 1930s, Superman simply fought for truth and justice.
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They fought for their lives and that's a beautiful thing.
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Energy trade associations fought for a way around the tariff.
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They fought for what they deserve and they got it.
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Boxers fought for fame, representing their towns and fighting clans.
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This was the provision Wilkins fought for tenaciously throughout 21965.
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Ms. Constand fought for years to get to this day.
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But the war itself was fought for no great principle.
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Three days ago, I fought for this country in Rome.
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She's fought for equal pay, women in sports, and representation.
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Mr. Jackson was from Tennessee, which fought for the Confederacy.
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The defense fought for challenges on this but was denied.
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Grateful for the professors who fought for and against me.
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So we fought for the visibility that we cherish today.
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That is what so many Brave soldiers have fought for.
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"He's fought for his life so many times," Begner said.
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I'm grateful to the people who have fought for me.
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This is something we have fought for over the years.
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"This is what we fought for so long," he said.
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"I fought for my race and for Mexico," Ruiz explained.
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He fought for his life to the very last second.
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It's been fought for, and people have died for it.
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From the stage, rising Republican stars fought for their support.
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He fought for Mexico in qualifiers for the 2008 Olympics.
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The Barzanis "fought for oil; we fought for soil," says Lahur Talabani, the head of one of the enclave's two intelligence agencies and a contender to succeed his uncle as leader of the eastern fief.
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It's a bleak future for the secularism of this country because our forefathers who fought for the freedom struggle of India fought for the syncretic culture of this country and not for a Hindu nation.
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Trade unionists across the world fought for them in the 193th.
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He fought for wealth and education equality throughout his whole career.
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Americans have always stood up and fought for what is right.
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The Gurkhas have fought for Britain for more than 22010 years.
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Those we commemorate on Memorial Day fought for mothers and fathers.
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I fought for the Affordable Care Act, thinking always of her.
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What if every Christian fought for loyalty in the local church?
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"It's everything we fought for 22 years... trashed," he told Reuters.
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Robert E. Lee fought for the continued enslavement of black bodies.
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I was achieving something that they fought for me to do.
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Segev fought for six years for federal approval of the surgeries.
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Evans' third great-grandfather, John Garvey, fought for the Union Army.
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It's a power that has been hard-fought for the singer.
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He faced down the Clinton juggernaut and fought for his principles.
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Or the drivers who fought for more recognition, but were denied.
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As a woman she fought for gender equality in the skies.
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But I wanted everything, so I fought for those as well.
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Both parties have long fought for policies that advance affordable homeownership.
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Keegan dug in, braced himself, heaved and fought for every inch.
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He has fought for grant money to expand mental health services.
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Generated support from the tech world; fought for independence from DNC.
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Cruz fought for that amendment despite concerns from some GOP colleagues.
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We fought for the money we were owed in severance pay.
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"She has fought for military families throughout her career," it said.
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Several of those cops are #veterans who fought for this country!
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That's what I fought for, for them to have the right.
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He fought for Jamaica in the 1984 Olympics before turning professional.
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They raged against the machine; they fought for the color line.
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War hasn't achieved the changes in Colombia that we fought for.
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Wounded in both hands, he had not fought for some time.
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"The truth is I have always fought for Arizona," she continued.
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Progressives have long fought for universal paid sick and family leave.
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In 2018, Disneyland workers recently fought for better pay and benefits.
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"I fought for it, I asked for it," Mr. Perry said.
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But his base will remember that he fought for a wall.
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He also fought for Dalit rights, writing protections into the Constitution.
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He also fought for Dalit rights, writing protections into the constitution.
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Activists like Aziza Yousef, above, have long fought for the change.
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However, there is evidence that some Kurds fought for the Allies.
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"The guys fought for 57.13 minutes," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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All we did was arm them, and they fought for America.
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"He needs to know that I fought for him," he insists.
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Utterly helpless as the home I knew and fought for disappears.
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Anthony Brindisi, who represents the region and fought for the change.
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The women in white who fought for our right to vote.
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I fought for that and I studied and studied and studied.
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"We fought for suffrage, we fought for civil rights, we fought to end our wars and we'll keep fighting now," said Ms. Blute, who wore a shirt with Harriet Tubman on it and a Seneca Falls button.
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They view it as antithetical to everything the women's movement fought for.
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I fought for democracy, and for people who are committed to democracy.
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They fought for many years to make sure they could get here.
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While we fought for that, she fell in love with another man.
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It&aposs something we&aposve fought for and had to earn it.
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WE HAVE FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOUGHT FOR AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO MEDICINE.
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This wouldn't be the first time she's fought for justice IRL, either.
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Many citizens before me have fought for the equal rights of women.
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They fought for freedom, civilisation or liberty, some fought "to end war".
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Jones's generation fought for its existence, my generation has fought to market
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The two fought for much of November and December, often about immigration.
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The 'B' in LGBTQ-plus has been fought for, for so long.
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Mayweather is a 40-year-old who hadn't fought for two years.
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In a fucked-up way, that's what we fought for, isn't it?
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She was strong, and she fought for her marriage, and for us.
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In the parking lot, seagulls fought for run-over scraps of matzo.
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I have both fought for and experienced the power of congressional oversight.
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"If [I fought] for positions, I would already be president," he said.
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Small mom-and-pop operations fought for customers on a local level.
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As riders fought for position, wheels were crossed and crashes were frequent.
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"Partly, they fought for Crimea on the Marseille streets," Mr. Markov said.
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But we have always fought for something quite different from that, too.
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She said Americans had fought for independence in order to escape authoritarianism.
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Together we have struggled, we have loved, we fought for each other.
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It's anyone who publicly fought for them to come down -- myself included.
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Historic moment Marriage equality campaigners have fought for years for Thursday's vote.
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The plan would strip away regulations that he has fought for years.
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"We're now fighting the government we fought for in combat," Nellis said.
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My grandpa is a lawyer who fought for fair housing in Massachusetts.
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The industry late last year had fought for the change, and lost.
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We built this incredible alliance that fought for the future of civilization.
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He was well liked at the F.B.I. and fought for their cases.
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Veterans and military leaders might reasonably ask what they had fought for.
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Gays and lesbians before us fought for this, and we would too.
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That is untrue: South Koreans have fought for democracy throughout modern history.
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"Bernie Sanders fought for me," Ocasio-Cortez said as she introduced Sanders.
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Captain America fought for life, his own and those of countless others.
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She fought for more sidewalks, crosswalks and streetlamps in east side neighborhoods.
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Our revolutionary heroes fought for freedom while many of them owned slaves.
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There are only American soldiers who have fought for all of us.
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A state of that kind isn't the state that I fought for.
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His great-grandfather fought for China's Qing dynasty against the Japanese empire.
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All these people really fought for me, and I need to perform.
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West Virginia teachers fought for a 5 percent pay raise in February.
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Steinem and Albright fought for, and won us, the freedom to choose.
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A patriot who fought for this country in uniform and elected office.
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He always fought for the little guy and he loved doing it.
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"In Rio I fought for gold," Malachowski said on his Facebook profile.
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He loved freedom, and he fought for it all over the world.
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I fought for my family and I want to fight for yours.
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And my family fought for this country in WWII... #PostRefRacism #Brexit pic.twitter.
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She fought for same-sex marriage in New York and other states.
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Carolus Löfroos, a 30-year-old Finnish-Swedish dual national who also fought for Azov in 2015 and 2017, told VICE News he had a cordial relationship with a couple of acquaintances who fought for the opposing side.
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She fought for her unmarried female doll with an identity all her own.
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Welles vowed to fight for Woodard because he had fought for his country.
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And in October 2015, she fought for mental health reform on Capitol Hill.
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Instead, two lots of four teams fought for a spot in the final.
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Your family hasn't "always fought for this country" or owned your family farm.
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Tadek grew up surrounded by the memories of ancestors who'd fought for Poland.
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Suffragettes were arrested, imprisoned, and otherwise targeted as they fought for voting rights.
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Amidst the displacement, El Puente fought for affordable housing and emphasized cultural pride.
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Rhoades and many others fought for years to get the Iowa law changed.
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"We fought for these rights and we're not going back into the closet."
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Her personal life was inseparable from the cause she fought for so valiantly.
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I am so proud to have campaigned for her — and fought for you.
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President Clinton has fought for our values and America is better for it.
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You fought for my happiness and success, because you are my biggest fan.
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She fought for women's voices before it was a popular thing to do.
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It&aposs what the Americans who served in the armed forces fought for.
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Some of the same units also fought for control of nearby Ramadi too.
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In the 2016 campaign, Clinton has fought for a raft of gun reforms.
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So will protection for intellectual property, also fought for fiercely by American negotiators.
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"The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over," he said.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor fought for 28 minutes on Saturday night.
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He also fought for greater health insurance coverage for people with mental illness.
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Justin hadn't fought for some time and was searching for a fresh start.
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The middleweight fought for his division's title against Anderson Silva back in 2009.
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In March, West fought for the right to secure ownership over his moniker.
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Sutton has banked cash while Noem and Jackley fought for the GOP nomination.
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Earle has fought for decades to create marine protected areas across the planet.
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The government blamed those attacks on Liberian mercenaries who had fought for Gbagbo.
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We owe it to everyone who has already fought for dignity and freedom.
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Democrats fought for a strong consumer agency so big banks can't cheat people.
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The PKK has fought for three decades for Kurdish cultural and political rights.
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"I have fought for the Democratic Party my whole career," Mr. Biden wrote.
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Facebook had fought for months to keep the documents from being made public.
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Basil said she wishes she had stayed and fought for a better home.
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I've always fought for what is right- that's why we're going to win.
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Our veterans have fought for us, it's now time we fight for them.
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Major department stores fought for the exclusive right to buy the first collection.
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Me and my folks fought for this country, and we got some rights.
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So we fought for who could stay in her good graces the longest.
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He fought for Earth in the Xindi Incident and the Federation-Romulan conflict.
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For almost 30 years, the Beastie Boys fought for their right to party.
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Surely the dead at Colleville-sur-Mer fought for something greater than that.
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The island that she fought for, along with her community in the Bronx.
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She vociferously fought for developing countries at UN climate talks, an observer said.
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She paved the streets, installed streetlights and sewers, and fought for better housing.
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Angry activists, motivated by the perceived indifference of political leaders, fought for change.
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The court filing does not accuse him of having fought for the group.
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"We fought for this money," she told The Times, recalling years of rallies.
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You fought for a minute, but in the end he shook your hand.
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The ancestors who fought for our freedom left us a legacy of sacrifice.
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The seller, Cody Wilson, has fought for years to offer his downloadable blueprints.
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Hopkins fought for a title as recently as last December at age 51.
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He stood up for his convictions and always fought for the working person.
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I'm enormously excited to see what J. Lo and Shakira have fought for.
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Like white Creoles, some owned slaves, and some later fought for the Confederacy.
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And regardless of his stance on slavery, ultimately Lee fought for its preservation.
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Vice President Biden has fought for women's right to choose throughout his career.
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Nationalists fought for the unity of their peoples and independence from foreign rule.
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They have fought for shareholder rights and sustainable business practices for many years.
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The court filing did not accuse him of having fought for the group.
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"He needs to know I fought for him!" he says, growing more agitated.
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If he understood women at all, he would have fought for his lobster.
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An amazing story about real women who stood up and fought for justice.
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Our predecessors fought for parity in business and we will not retreat now.
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"He's waited 41 years, he's fought (for her) for 41 years," Yokota said.
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"We, the families, have fought for 30 years valiantly," he told the BBC.
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He fought for what he thought was right, even when it wasn't popular.
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He fought for me when I graduated with over $20,000 in student debt.
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Male slaves fought for the right to vote and later women did too.
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"My generation of Pakistanis have fought for the right to speak," she writes.
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"I never fought for money," he said wiping the tears from his face.
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It's been a long time since I fought for my country in Vietnam.
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"The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over," Bannon said.
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"I think in our country, in the States, there's good reason why our two biggest naming honors are for people who fought for equality, fought for civil rights: Arthur Ashe Stadium and the Billie Jean King Tennis Center," Blake said.
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It's not about Democrats or Republicans, it's for our country that I fought for.
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But for older generations who fought for abortion access, the anniversary of Roe v.
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Republicans have consistently fought for higher defense spending and paring back non-defense accounts.
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I fought for 25 years to get that referendum and the result we got.
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All her life she has fought for civil rights, children's rights and women's rights.
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I have family, I have friends that have gone and fought for this country.
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And Amazon and Google fought for years, though they patched things up this spring.
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We fought for the right in Palm Beach to put in the American flag.
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"I fought for the next five years to keep the dream alive," she continues.
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Every time Hillary Clinton fought for Civil Rights, she inspired more PoC to run.
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It can get embarrassing if something you "fought" for is now being eliminated. 6.
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A president in the year 2444 whose family fought for freedom throughout the 2000s?
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You can't undo things that have been fought for that long ago — it's inhumane.
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It was only when the couple got divorced that Margaret fought for her recognition.
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Many of the issues that our parents and grandparents fought for are still unresolved.
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They set time aside, one and all, to honor those who fought for freedom.
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A wealthy Republican congresswoman of yore who fought for civil rights and never twittered.
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This is why pro-life Democrats have fought for decades for universal health-care.
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George looks around the cemetery, filled with people who fought for freedom of conscience.
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Drivers have protested, sued, and fought for better pay and labor practices for years.
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Those of us who have fought for years on end are tired of losing.
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Be inspired by your elders If your grandmother fought for women's suffrage, that's inspiring.
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Like the rest of print publishing, it's fought for relevance in the digital era.
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For six years Republicans have fought for the opportunity to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The statue was erected in 1913 to honor students who fought for the Confederacy.
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It was a sign that the coup was failing as factions fought for control.
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In a separate development, activists who fought for a decade to prevent Vedanta Ltd.
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His lawyers fought for years with the government for permission to publish the book.
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Woodley got the weakened Thompson to the mat, where he fought for a submission.
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Like African-Americans, we have fought for and won some of our civil rights.
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For many housing activists and residents who had fought for the right to a
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The ban on assault weapons, that's what I have fought for my whole life.
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The power immigrant communities who fought for and benefited from DACA has only grown.
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I've always fought for the business, and I have incredibly beautiful memories of it.
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Dealerships nationwide fought for years to enact laws and regulations that protect their businesses.
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Evan Rachel Wood says "labels are tricky," but has historically fought for bisexual visibility.
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"When I first came in, guys fought for [VIP missions]," said the EOD officer.
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Undocumented immigrants like Carl Schurz (born in Germany) fought for the abolition of slavery.
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Know that I deeply respect the struggles that you have resolutely fought for years.
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As a grassroots activist, Morales fought for better housing and schooling in her community.
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I must say, she wrote a lot of these clues and fought for them.
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Residents fought for — and won — the first rights of nature law in the world.
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Those forces are linked to militant Kurdish separatists that Turkey has fought for decades.
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Turkey has fought for decades against Kurdish insurgent groups that Ankara considers terrorist threats.
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NORWAY Dispatch The indigenous Sami people have fought for generations to preserve their identity.
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"Surely Zimbabwe, our country, is back — the one country we fought for," she said.
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Before she was elected, she fought for women's and labor rights, and Irish nationalism.
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Mr. Cotton is a historian whose ancestors owned slaves and fought for the Confederacy.
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Most significantly, McCain fought for campaign-finance laws to reduce the influence of plutocrats.
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Reporter: Another major piece of what America fought for in Iraq was lost today.
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She fought for women's education, and opposed polygamy and requiring women to wear hijabs.
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Who has fought for freedom and democracy, and who or what has eroded it?
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"I've always fought for kids on both sides of the gun," Johnson-Harrell said.
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Both political parties have fought for years over the use of private email accounts.
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Oliver McCall and Lennox Lewis, both former champions, fought for a vacant heavyweight title.
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They wrote: We have fought for fair pay, but Instacart continues to lower it.
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Those were the values that we fought for, years and years in our lifetime.
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" During the 1970s, feminists fought for the adoption of a female equivalent of "Mr.
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Then, in the 1970s, she fought for the passage of the Equal Rights Act.
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" She laughed and said, "I fought for the Equal Rights Amendment in the seventies.
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The two sides have fought for control over parts of Balkh province for years.
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Modern Love As a queer woman, I fought for the right to be married.
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Humar finally had the relationship with her family she'd fought for all those years.
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Everything that has been fought for in the past is up for grabs again.
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And, I think, is this what my father fought for during World War II?
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Many of the revolutionaries who once fought for freedom had been radicalized or killed.
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Here are eight times in recent memory when women fought for equality in sports.
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The red symbolizes the blood and sacrifice of those who have fought for justice.
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We fought for the right in palm beach to put up the American flag.
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Repeatedly, she tells me she "fought" for Tucker: But over time, he lost hope.
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I've fought for a long time during my life and I like martial arts.
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Former Senator Daniel K. Akaka, a Democrat who represented Hawaii for 36 years in Congress and successfully fought for the belated recognition of Asians and Asian-Americans who had fought for the United States in World War II, died on Friday in Honolulu.
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Pitigliano said Nunes has fought for legislation to solve water issues in the Central Valley.
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The prime minister and Morawiecki have fought for control over the largest state-owned companies.
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I have never given up and have always fought for my choices and always will.
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We fought for them until the very last moments, but were unable to save them.
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Then there are the policies that liberals fought for, starting with the assault weapons ban.
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Antoine Guérini fought for the French resistance before making it big in the heroin business.
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"It was 38 years of my lifetime that I fought for Joyce," she tells PEOPLE.
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We fought for them, the mothers and the children, and they are worth fighting for.
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The two argued while they fought for resources and sought shelter from the oncoming storm.
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In the past they fought for workers to have a day of rest on Sundays.
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However, the Colombia they hope to see might not be what they have fought for.
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Everything I fought for was to protect people like him… That's the sacrifice I made.
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So they fought for laws that limited that power, known as the Bill of Rights.
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Everything she fought for was for naught; humanity essentially wiped itself out in the war.
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" Added Fernandez: "I fought for his life – I demanded that he have multiple tests run.
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About 200 firefighters fought for more than five hours to bring the blaze under control.
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I can put mine up against yours, because I've fought for it for many years.
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I never fought for money, I had a good career and legacy as featherweight champion.
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Abiola's grandmother, also called Kudirat, fought for Nigeria's democracy before she was assassinated in 1996.
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In Rotunno's view, women have fought for decades to be viewed as equal to men.
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Bill has fought for our values and has been a tireless advocate for our communities.
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Her point: Democrats fought for decades, and they must stand firm on keeping the ACA.
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"This is funding I have fought for behind-the-scenes over the last several years."
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Trump said on June 85033 that the DOJ should have fought for his original order.
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Hogan's signature is a victory for groups that fought for a fracking ban in Maryland.
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This isn't the first time Girl Scouts have fought for better access to menstrual products.
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It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
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That is why I fought for the introduction of Medicaid block grants in the AHCA.
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The women and their supporters then fought for a variety of benefits available to veterans.
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He also became an early ally to Cesar Chavez and the farmworkers Chavez fought for.
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I am proud to have fought for the rights of the people of NJ. Rep.
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"All of my political career I've fought for the taxpayers," Price said in the statement.
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The words "To remember those who fought for our freedom" are shown on the video.
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Below the radar, she fought for money for farmers, hospitals, small businesses and environmental projects.
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Szydlo and Morawiecki have fought for months for control over the largest state-owned companies.
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I face this fight with the same determination I've fought for the people of Hawaii.
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You have fought for me for no reason and you have successfully changed my life.
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Crime really did spike as gangs fought for control of the black market for alcohol.
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She said she's disappointed that the gains she fought for will be erased under Trump.
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I think maybe if I really loved them I would have fought for them more.
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That they came from Germany, believed in Germany, fought for Germany, and killed for Germany.
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Environmentalists have fought for years to stem oil sands output in favor of cleaner energy.
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Tsitsi Samukange, another churchgoer, said Mugabe was a devout man who fought for his country.
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Residents fought for — and won — the first-ever rights of nature law in the world.
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Generations there have fought for the statue, and now feel celebratory about its possible return.
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C-Span has long fought for cameras to be allowed in the Supreme Court chamber.
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It's the gay bar where heroes — many LGBTQ people of color — fought for their rights.
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As Chauffeur considered how to commercialize its technology, Levandowski fought for control of the team.
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It is equally fitting that we celebrate those who fought for the end of slavery.
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The United States sought merely to uphold its credibility; South Vietnam fought for its existence.
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So we owe much to Dr. King and the blacks who fought for their rights.
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The Phillies said the cause was brain cancer, which Daulton had fought for four years.
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Today, I'm representing what my parents fought for, taking up their struggle for this country.
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One tableau depicts some of the thousands of enslaved people who fought for the British.
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They told me the requirements, I did all that, then I fought for my rights.
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This is funding I have fought for behind the scenes over the last several years.
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Now I'm here, exercising the rights that I fought for, and I get the gas.
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"Today I have fought for my honor and the honor of Thailand," Wirat told reporters.
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History has not shown that Trump has ever fought for a cause greater than himself.
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I dream of that America that fought for me to become who I am today.
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We have resisted our own demise, and we have fought for the rights of others.
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Pollack was a key advocate who fought for the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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We deserve to be backed up and fought for, not just trusted, not just believed.
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Since Morocco annexed Western Sahara in 1975, upon Spain's withdrawal, Polisario has fought for its independence.
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He was a very sensitive soul who was kind, generous and he fought for the underdog.
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Others find it unlikely that a woman as willful as Shanann hadn't fought for her life.
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Her husband at the time, fought for her to be released but that was also denied.
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The fund Alvarez and other responders fought for was created months after the 2001 terrorist attacks.
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Victims' torment Ntaganda fought for various rebel groups before becoming a general in the Congolese army.
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But they're memorialized in the hearts of those who remember them – the families they fought for.
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They fought for our liberty and land, too, because they knew America is worth fighting for.
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I want to be remembered as a woman who fought for change in the 20th century.
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Then I fought for years for him to come here through the special immigration visa program.
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As a culture, we have fought for money in our fair labor movement, instead of time.
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Jenkins revealed she fought for that salary, and she did it for a very important reason.
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In law enforcement, she had fought for years, she said, to shut down the site herself.
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I fought for the rights of my brothers and sisters with disabilities to live in freedom.
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But what I can tell you is that my entire life, I have fought for justice.
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She lived life, she embraced life and she fought for her life until the very end.
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GIRLS,understand and appreciate how damn hard your grandmothers and mothers have fought for this moment!
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She has fought for women's civil rights and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights.
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He and his mother fought for his right to still attend public school despite his diagnosis.
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Now living in the UK, Malala has fought for the world's most vulnerable girls ever since.
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The standard time for a round between men lasted three minutes, while women fought for two.
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Kaine wasn't arrested for protesting like Sanders, but he fought for civil rights through legal channels.
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In 20183, Rustin fought for the passage of a gay equality bill in New York City.
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The historical figures who have "Made America Great" have fought for or defended our basic freedoms.
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"Tomas fought for as long as he could given the extent of his injuries," they said.
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Often, they also fought for a cause, be it their communities, their countries, and their values.
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"For some people, it is heritage, something their ancestors fought for or otherwise supported," he said.
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"She fought for her individual sovereignty, for the right to make her own choices," she states.
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But some supporters still worried that the radical agenda Bannon fought for could be at risk.
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Cummings, who has tirelessly fought for the residents of Baltimore since first being elected in 2628.
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Billy Joe Saunders, who fought for Britain at the 2008 Olympics before turning pro, seemed intrigued.
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"This is a victory our client fought for long and hard," he added in a statement.
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Shirley Chisholm fought for racial and gender equality as the first African-American woman in Congress.
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He fought for more times before his last MMA fight in May 2004 against Alexey Ignashov.
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Conservative principles must be fought for there, not surrendered to advance the work of the establishment.
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"Everything the president fought for and is fighting for — it's there," says the mayor, Thomas Masters.
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They fought for the survival of their local cheese—and by extension, of their culinary heritage.
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We fought for space on the concrete floor to sleep on our lice-riddled hessian mats.
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And even though it fought for so long against adding a tips option to its platform.
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Dad taught me to be articulate and taught me to argue—but we've fought for everything.
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Glazov then fought for the vacant title against American "Prince" Charles Martin, with the latter winning.
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Although organizational solutions are key and must be fought for, these aren't likely to come immediately.
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" To the assembled Republicans, she vowed, "This is not the France that our grandparents fought for. . . .
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Why can't we have a minute silence for our people who also fought for their country?
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It will take even longer for them to learn about those who fought for South Vietnam.
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Along the way the women had children and shed lovers, earned degrees and fought for stature.
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But these rainbow flag binches need to know that people before them fought for their comfort.
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And some of the very activists who fought for their rights have been languishing behind bars.
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On this 100th anniversary of the armistice, let's remember what they fought for, a lasting peace.
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Family members began to object a few years later, and fought for years to be heard.
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Alekseev is a former professional boxer who, in 2013, fought for the IBF World Championship title.
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Feminists and their allies across the world have fought for the laws that make this possible.
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Our veterans fought for their nation by risking their lives from basic combat training to discharge.
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"The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over," Bannon told the Weekly Standard.
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As the qualifiers progressed, New Zealand and Oracle fought for the top spot, which Oracle won.
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The issue is not one of class: The Democratic Party has long fought for the poor.
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These opportunities were all fought for and things that are taken for granted by American citizens.
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The debt had been a major obstacle for the U.S. territory as it fought for statehood.
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Still, Democrats fought for measures they said would better prevent outsourcing of U.S. jobs to Mexico.
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Voting, she says, is an obligation because her ancestors fought for her to have the right.
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Over time, voters who believed in a police state became ones who fought for workers' rights.
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I fought for Zimbabwe, and when I die I will be buried in Zimbabwe, nowhere else.
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"For a long time, minority shareholders fought for the company to be a company," Mesquita said.
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We should be proud of what we fought for and what we were able to achieve.
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The Mi'kmaq of Newfoundland subsequently fought for decades to be granted status under the Indian Act.
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By the end, Kevin couldn't eat, drink, swallow or talk, as he fought for each breath.
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Patty Murray (D-Wash.), who has fought for five years to get IVF coverage for veterans.
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In neighboring Iraq, government troops also fought for territory in an Islamic State bastion near Baghdad.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), even fought for the inclusion of conscience rights for health-care workers.
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Instead, they've bravely fought for themselves and their families, and persevered in the face of adversity.
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But despite her bravery and her service, Wissam won't see the better life she fought for.
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"Throughout her life, Jessye fought for justice," said Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation.
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Is this someone who fought for ISIS in Syria or Iraq and returned to the UK?
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African women fought for their space and organized campaigns such as the 1934 beer hall boycotts.
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China fought for North Korea during the war, while American troops fought alongside the South Koreans.
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Nothing is worth giving away my artistic freedom for — it has been too hard fought for.
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Maybe she would want her legacy to reflect that and advance the ideals she fought for.
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They're using the system they never wanted — using the instruments we fought for — to gain power.
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In an era when contraceptives could be banned, the GOP fought for greater family planning resources.
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How it felt to those you once 'fought for,' for them to know that you used them.
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But this is only possible thanks to the brave women who fought for women's right to vote.
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CAAAV's Chinatown Tenants Union (CTU) has fought for tenant's rights in Lower Manhattan for over 10 years.
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And you know, we fought for this country to have the First Amendment right to do that.
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University officials saw the conference as a First Amendment issue, and fought for it to go forward.
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While his father fought for House Bolton, in season 7 Ned pledges his loyalty to Jon Snow.
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The US has to date largely resisted taking custody of non-US citizens who fought for ISIS.
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" Another commented: "She fought for her dreams to become reality, not letting anyone or anything minimize her.
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It was something very personal, the song was very personal to her, and she fought for it.
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Residents decried the plant as an environmental hazard and fought for it to be closed, so Gov.
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Dodd-Frank has fought for a consistent and clear regulatory regime for this type of credit creation.
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Although Roku fought for a suspension of that order, the court's decision last week upheld the ruling.
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This man fought for artists' rights and changed things in ways that are still benefitting musicians today.
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Dalkıran has fought for gender equality, minority rights, environmental rights, refugee rights and the right to assembly.
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Sanelly liked the spotlight: "I always fought for the Beyoncé role," she says with a throaty laugh.
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Environmental watchdogs had fought for years to shift the burden of proof for toxic contamination onto companies.
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He would have fought for and perhaps secured black voting rights in the postwar North and South.
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I was the one who fought for the tests, the follow-ups, and the treatment I needed.
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Chanel fought for its intellectual property long before other fashion houses realised the importance of doing so.
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I fought hard for that name, as hard as I've ever fought for anything in my life.
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The Democratic platform includes ideas fought for at the street level that migrated to the ballot box.
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He also took pride from "defeating" the militant group ETA, which fought for decades for Basque independence.
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Still they remain unbowed in their support for the ideals they fought for so many years ago.
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She fought for possession with Janet Stone, the great love of the second half of his life.
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A man who fought for free knowledge for his fellow citizens was stripped of his own freedom.
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We fought for them because they are critical to the well-being of the communities we represent.
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I've fought for this country and will continue to do all I can to serve it proudly.
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She fought for access to hormone treatments and gender transition surgery and won both in unprecedented rulings.
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Moraes has fought for WSOF ten times since then and is riding a twelve fight winning streak.
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AOC, which has a 7% stake in Stada, fought for a year to shake up the board.
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The party is fear-mongering rather than fighting for the men and women who fought for us.
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They fought for our country, and now we must do all we can to help them recover.
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The Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) has fought for autonomy for the Oromiya region - Ethiopia's largest - since 1993.
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Republicans have fought for stronger voter ID laws, saying that they are necessary to prevent voter fraud.
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Every vote must not only be earned, but fought for like it could be the deciding vote.
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But Collier tells me he would have fought for a permit even if Hillary Clinton had won.
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"The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over," Bannon told the conservative Weekly Standard.
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Chris Christie (R) may finally get what he's long fought for — legalized sports betting in the state.
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Dwelling in the present, which I had fought for so long, was turning out to be survivable.
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Assets would be transferred back to China, to avoid alimony; custody of Max would be fought for.
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Gonzalez was a proud and intrepid woman, and she fought for her right to enter the country.
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The state government fought for the right to declare the whole state a sanctuary state for immigrants.
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Monday: At Iowa's biggest political event of the year, Democratic presidential hopefuls fought for front-runner status.
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Beneficial outcomes and protections against harms must be actively fought for and built-in from the beginning.
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It hurts to see that our efforts and everything we have fought for have been taken away.
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Perez also said administration officials haven't fought for voter access, especially for minorities, like their predecessors did.
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These assets are not guaranteed by human nature and exist only because Americans have fought for them.
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The two groups have fought for years for control of the lucrative smuggling route through Ciudad Juárez.
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Others have fought for transgender rights in their home states and were well acquainted with the press.
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"It's a lot of emotions," Kenin said as she fought for composure in her on-court interview.
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So he started his own church — one that welcomed gays and lesbians and fought for progressive causes.
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People from different races have fought for different rights, and people are not giving them those rights.
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And I think we now know that it's not going to happen unless it's really fought for.
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He had fought for decades to establish universal adult suffrage, especially for women and the working class.
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He has fought for union-backed initiatives such as a $15 minimum wage and paid family leave.
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I'm so proud I fought for the #TRACEDact to protect Americans from these annoying, persistent, & dangerous calls.
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Indeed, Steyer's theme that he's fought for all types of justice -- economic, climate, racial -- was quite persuasive.
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One woman, Jenny Teeson, fought for the loophole to be abolished after her own experiences in court.
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Kurds of the Assyrian Parachute Company fought for the Allies in Greece and Albania, among other places.
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Although the battle was fought for the British, it had a dual significance for the Dalit soldiers.
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His father, Moctar, who had fought for France in World War I, operated a fleet of trucks.
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"They are destroying everything I fought for," said Lech Walesa, the former Solidarity leader, in an interview.
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But 40 years earlier, another woman passed the course and fought for her right to be recognized.
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And I think him coming in ... his vision, his leadership, he fought for the game of basketball.
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Warren fought for consumer protection from the excesses of big banks long before most voters knew Sen.
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Often for our clients, they didn't have people they could depend on, or who fought for them.
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For years, union workers collectively fought for the best health care benefits among middle-class families nationwide.
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One thing we fought for that's worth defending is a fairer, more open and more productive Senate.
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The Porcupine caribou are their nutritional and cultural staple, and they have long fought for their protection.
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He was a conservative who fought for smaller government yet revered the institutions of government and democracy.
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The Fed and the financial sector have fought for years over the central bank's stress test secrecy.
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Having fought for less than one full round, one would assume Freire was fresh for the final.
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For those who have fought for decades for the legalization of marijuana, Monday was a big deal.
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"The Trump presidency that we fought for, and won, is over," he raged to the Weekly Standard.
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But what's also important to remember is that Prince didn't just create music; He fought for it.
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I fought for a long time in a big company to make change happen and we did.
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Cherry picking a quote here or there doesn't change my record of having fought for racial justice, having fought for kids rights, having fought the kind of inequities that fueled my interest in service in the first place going back to my days in the Children's Defense Fund.
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I stand by the belief that the freedoms that have been fought for and that we enjoy in a free society since the French Revolution, they have been fought for by people against forces like the church, or the aristocracy, or the super rich, or the slave drivers.
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He fought for his and in turn he fought to help so many people dealing with addiction issues.
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The 17-hour uprising exploded as two rival gangs fought for control of drug turf inside the prison.
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While Bennett struggled in the neonatal intensive care unit, Pellegrino fought for her life in the adult ICU.
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And the team has fought for equal treatment for years, with players even going on strike in 2017.
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With the amendment passing successfully this time, advocates finally achieved the victory they fought for two years ago.
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She fought for civil rights while she was single as well as after she wed at age 33.
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"What I want them to feel is any of this stuff has to be fought for," she said.
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She fought for lower CEO pay, more disclosure on political spending and a multitude of other shareholder causes.
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How removed you&aposve become from the ideas your parents and their parents and their parents fought for.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and other social justice advocates fought for equality for all, including food access.
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She fought for and helped achieve health care coverage for 8 million children while she was first lady.
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But the recent protests, he said, had brought home to him that democracy must be fought for, too.
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They fought for Ramsay Bolton, so Sansa wants to punish them by giving their homes to loyal families.
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I don't necessarily agree with it but it's their right and it's the right that I fought for.
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Thousands of Jews fought for the Confederacy and they were treated with kindness and respect by General Lee.
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They fought for years about the crash before Tarantino provided Thurman with the footage of it, she claimed.
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I've fought for justice in the Senate, I've been a lead on many of those bills involving voting.
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Fight For the Future, a non-profit that has fought for net neutrality and Amazon, organized the protests.
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This really is a season to reflect on everything that we've fought for as a people for generations.
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But beyond the music, he also fought for causes he believed in, like raising money for AIDs research.
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"Right to the very end, the team fought for the chance of winning this world championship," he said.
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They fought for years about the crash before finally providing Thurman with the footage of it, she claimed.
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She fought for years to get the "don't ask, don't tell" policy repealed and later married her partner.
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So making positive movies about veterans, and the causes they fought for, isn't just good for the psyche.
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But some politicians have embraced single-payer anyway and have fought for it for a long, long time.
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If right, (it is) the plane we dreamt of and fought for and then we can order more.
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Library, city and community officials fought for years to secure funding and navigate bureaucratic hurdles to complete it.
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If right (it is) the plane we dreamt of and fought for and then we can order more.
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A year later, he fought for the last time, losing to the journeyman Trevor Berbick in the Bahamas.
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Every president since Ronald Reagan has fought for the U.S. lumber industry and the 350,000 Americans it represents.
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As part of the deal, the Kurds seceded from territory it once fought for against ISIS to Syria.
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"It would appear from the scene that she fought for her life," Stedman said at the news conference.
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She moved up to the Senate, took on Joe McCarthy Communist hysteria, fought for women's rights and bipartisanship.
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I fought for every ball, and I'm so happy I could win today in front of this crowd.
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The group has long espoused libertarian ideas and fought for lower taxes and for rolling back government regulations.
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Now, this doesn't mean that we shouldn't celebrate all the amazing women who fought for the 19th Amendment.
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" Ribble said Cruz has "stood up and fought for conservative principles and the American people his entire life.
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The third longest-serving member of the Senate, he fought for basic rights of health for all Americans.
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From this place, I join the hopes of all those who fought for the greatness of the country.
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In a statement hailing the decision, Dunlap said it was a "vindication" of what he had fought for.
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But they crossed party lines this year to reward vulnerable Republican senators who have fought for their issues.
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Senator Mitch McConnell should fight for the Wall and Border Security as hard as he fought for anything.
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For every person or organization that fought for health reform or expanding coverage, you can't abandon this fight.
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Now, Rachael Denhollander is thanking a detective who fought for her, by naming her fourth child after her.
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And after Dt. Lt. Andrea Renee Munford, who fought for us and made redeeming so much evil, possible.
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Why have our children not heard that thousands of Latino patriots fought for America in the Revolutionary War?
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Legal action had been expected from those groups, which had fought for years to derail the regulatory effort.
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We fought for years to get past that point, and now all of a sudden we're back there.
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The big companies that provide internet access to phones and computers have fought for years against broadband regulations.
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The Obama administration had fought for a similar currency provision to be included in the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Our parents fought for our freedom, and we owe it to them to win the fight against corruption.
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"We have fought for this for two or three decades," Ms. Hettiarachchi said, her eyes gleaming with excitement.
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He fought for more reading instruction and other support for Native children and challenged decisions to expel them.
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They fought for deregulation, reduced taxes, union-free workplaces, lower wages and much, much higher pay for themselves.
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" But it also left her thankful "for all the people who fought for the freedom we now have.
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After all this, did the election of a man who is against everything I've fought for devastate me?
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For a year, she fought for more space — a battle that culminated with her measuring the entire department.
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The Times spent weeks with a group of young men as they fought for their lives in Honduras.
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"I've always fought for the people of Montana," Bullock, a Democrat, said in a tweet announcing his campaign.
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Most had fought for Franco, but the remains of many of his opponents were also anonymously dumped there.
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The bloodiest battle has been fought for years over a new visitor center planned for the Breakers' grounds.
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For the most part, nationalists fought for greater power within the empire rather than fundamentally questioning its legitimacy.
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Demobilized soldiers, right-wing militias and fervent communists all fought for their competing visions of the postwar order.
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Conservatives have fought for schools to promote patriotism, highlight the influence of Christianity and celebrate the founding fathers.
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This is a victory that was heavily fought for, but which is all the more beautiful for Austria.
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WASPS fought for decades for recognition despite their courageous service; 38 WASPs lost their lives during the war.
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His comedy, one of the many weapons in his arsenal, was one way that he fought for justice.
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Irish nationalists, who have long fought for a unified Ireland, saw it as a boon to their efforts.
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Douglass had been fighting for women's rights since Seneca Falls, in 20163, and he fought for female suffrage.
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"They have woken up and realized they might have to lose what we fought for," Mr. Jankowski said.
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Many of us have fought for years to oppose giving state money to unproven or church-run schools.
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Much of what these separate groups fought for was entirely justifiable and contributed to racial and sexual equality.
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Do you know what happens when you come after women, and squarely after the progress they've fought for?
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Escape from Mayo Clinic A dying teenager's parents fought for her to go to the world-renowned hospital.
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Then there was the legacy of his paternal grandfather, who fought for the Nazis in the Soviet Union.
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"We fought for a seat at the table, and today we won," Joshua Borden, an HCL worker wrote.
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Charles' wife Edith would later play a major role as she fought for management control after Charles' death.
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This is a rule that my community fought for because we experience the impacts of methane pollution daily.
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Even when these men are powerful, and even when these men have fought for progressive, even feminist, values.
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In the following years, Uber fought for — and ultimately won — the right to operate in city after city.
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Go deeper: Exclusive: Veterans face underemployment in many major cities The immigrants who have fought for American freedom
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For those who have fought for justice for Dr. Nassar's survivors, the change in leadership was largely symbolic.
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"I fought for that, I supported that, and I'm thrilled because everybody deserves their share," she told me.
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The museum initially fought against seniority step raises, but the union fought for its inclusion and eventually won.
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"I totally fought for Channing [to get cast in] that movie because he wasn't famous yet," Bynes said.
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She fought for equality and justice and helped the disenfranchised, and that's my sort of overall mission in life.
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So, Nancy and Jonathan shippers, celebrate your long-fought-for victory, but don't credit it to that Halloween party.
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The labor movement has long fought for the dignity of working people, & we're proud to be part of it.
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But the young designer was undeterred and fought for it—arguing that it should be weird and stand out.
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Despite this lack of emphasis on the "feminine" in her daily work, Smith fought for women in the military.
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The most important thing is that you fought for what you believed in, and that is always worth it.
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For a few years now, virtual reality filmmakers have fought for recognition and acceptance among traditional directors and studios.
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Mueller organized a defensive perimeter and moved among his Marines, encouraging them to return fire; they fought for hours.
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They fought for freedom in all its forms against a rigid society that dictated their function, status, and possibilities.
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The Trump administration had fought for a more narrow definition, but the 9th Circuit upheld that ruling as well.
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He told USA Today: I have great respect for the men and women that have fought for this country.
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"Freedom of speech is something we fought for, they have that freedom because of the veterans efforts," said Dagan.
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So when it was time to go makeup-free on screen, Blige fought for any beauty aspect she could.
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We know that the Voting Rights Act that they fought for 50 years ago is being compromised right now.
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The competition for early-stage deals has been heating up as mega firms have fought for earlier deal allocation.
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He then fought for years about the crash before finally providing Thurman with the footage of it, she claimed.
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These Nisei soldiers, or second-generation Japanese, fought for their country when their country did not fight for them.
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Once she fought for a group of half-naked bonded brickmakers, who owed thousands of rupees to their employers.
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The organization concluded that the battle would be fought for years to come:Facebook might "re-circumvent" at any time.
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The authors pay proper tribute to those who defined and fought for the principles that brought it into being.
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She fought for equal access to education for children with disabilities and implemented an innovative preschool program in Arkansas.
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Throughout her life, she fought for social justice and sought to empower women to reclaim the respect they deserved.
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He has fought for civil rights throughout his life, representing Georgia's 5th Congressional District for the past 32 year.
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Doctors fought for Amanda to be accepted into an out-of-network hospital to save her life, says Linda.
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To this Kaepernick responded: I have great respect for the men and women that have fought for this country.
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But like in 1992, when Major and Mitterrand heroically fought for the Maastricht Treaty, history has already moved on.
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Our love for the Founders leads us to abandon, and even to betray, the very principles they fought for.
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John Hunt Morgan served in the Mexican-American war, and fought for the Confederacy until his death in 1864.
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Exxon, and other major energy corporations, fought for years to keep the rule from seeing the light of day.
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Azerbaijan and Armenian-backed separatists fought for a third day on Monday over the breakaway republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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The Courant also reported that the two men argued and fought for control before the crash, citing unnamed sources.
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We've fought for more than a year to protect our country from this disaster and yet here we are.
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In fact, activists have fought for more representation and voice within the church, especially since 2015's document leak.
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It felt dangerous and vulnerable and funny and tragic, and I really fought for her to play that part.
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They thought it was too fashion-forward and too edgy, and [stylist Cary Fetman and I] fought for that.
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Their backwards, medieval border wall and deportation agenda is an affront to the values I — we all — fought for.
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No one is above us; that is the ideal Americans fought for in the Revolution, when we rejected monarchy.
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Marielle fought to dismantle the establishment, fought for human rights, and had endless determination to confront the status quo.
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"She was a women's rights advocate and someone who fought for all people and against all forms of injustice."
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He's fought for the integrity of his product and won, surviving the likes of Russ Hanneman and Action Jack.
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Her father, who fought for the North in the Vietnam War, lost part of his leg in the fighting.
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Sometimes even US citizens or immigrant veterans who fought for this country are swept up in the deportation machine.
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The crew, most of them injured, one of them killed, fought for their lives to get the ship afloat.
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The most important thing is that you fought for what you believe in, and that is always worth it.
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As an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity, I fought for that protection for more than three years.
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Paul Redmond hadn't fought for 14 months after his exodus from UFC before the event at the 3 Arena.
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Having fought for the divisional strap on a number of occasions, Mendes would be another significant scalp for Holloway.
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The startup fought for a second wind after selling off its physical storage operations to competitor Clutter in May.
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"He embodied what all these men fought for," said Cyndy Hollender-Stancliff, a volunteer at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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It's true that Ho fought for independence from France, and then against the Americans for a unified, independent Vietnam.
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Women across all sports are paid less, and many have fought for equity in salary and in prize money.
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The American Revolution was not a war between regimes or dynasties, fought for territory or the usual commercial advantages.
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The two sides have fought for years through surrogate forces in neighboring countries, including Lebanon, Iraq, Syria and Bahrain.
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LGBTQ Pride Month is a time to celebrate the queer people in history who have fought for equal rights.
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As the chairman of Community Board 9 in Harlem, he fought for minority businesses to get more city contracts.
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He also fought for tougher sentencing for criminals, challenged so-called sanctuary cities and pursued the MS-13 gang.
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As the former executive chair of the far-right Breitbart News, Bannon has long fought for economic nationalist policies.
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She fought for the rights of women in her native Australia, but ultimately left science to raise her children.
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This year, the team fought for a self-park system and brought parking costs down to $23 from $22.
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Police also said Greenberg's body showed no signs of defensive wounds that would indicate she fought for her life.
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McGregor had not fought for 15 months, since a fourth round submission loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov at UFC 229.
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But the issues now — the issues my leadership fought for at the bargaining table — are not unique to Hollywood.
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Despite those challenges, Koskinen has fought for fair funding for his agency and clarification of important rules for nonprofits.
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Drug pricing advocates had fought for years to pass the bill, which was long opposed by the pharmaceutical industry.
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Every one of those soldiers is dead, and the causes they fought for are lost on many of us.
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IBEW has long fought for the dignity of working people, and we're proud to be part of that tradition.
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Without it, I fear we are destined to lose what we have enjoyed and fought for over 200 years.
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So the roles have evolved, and women have fought for these roles to say give us what we're due.
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Together we fought for recognition of student voices around the big funding questions playing out at the state legislature.
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"This is not what we've fought for," Shojaei tweeted before the match against Cambodia which Iran won 14-0.
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As attorney general, I've always fought for working families and as governor, I'll continue to put working families first.
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One person suggested the city should burn down, recalled Calloway, who fought for the release of the dashcam video.
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Both have since died, but for years, their families have insisted on their innocence and fought for their pardons.
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But even as Beyoncé, Britney, Kanye, and assorted DJs fought for attention, Ri made the most of her moments.
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Pre-Stonewall organizations such as the Mattachine Society, while undeniably bold, fought for the right to fit in — respectfully.
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He ordered the return of fugitive slaves and he fought for the dissolution of the union to maintain slavery.
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Others took the side of a group known as Los Pelones, and some fought for another called Los Tequileros.
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Remembering the sacrifices of those who fought for us -- in my case, especially Korean War vets -- is our moral obligation.
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The Texan had fought for the world title once before, losing to Deontay Wilder for the WBC belt in 2015.
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Whitson is an astronautical dynamo, who fought for her place in space history despite plenty of discouragement along the way.
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According to EW's sources, the streaming company fought for the film, putting in an aggressive bid to beat out competitors.
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The last time Conor fought for the UFC was back in 2016 when he avenged his loss against Nate Diaz.
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The Frenchman fought for scraps on the second-hand market and relied heavily on young players poached from other teams.
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Syrian and allied forces took control of this strip on Friday, having fought for it since December, the sources said.
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He turned away from his family and fought for himself, eventually becoming the Hand to a queen he believed in.
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The South Sudanese, who are mostly black African and non-Muslim, fought for half a century to secede from Sudan.
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"My whole life I've fought for justice and for the people — something you'd know nothing about," she retorted on Twitter.
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About 130 of the country's 1.3m people are thought to have fought for the "caliphate" or accompanied people who have.
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I took on very powerful interests, forged consensus, fought for my beliefs, implemented them and the state was better off.
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The answer to this question is at the core of the battle being fought for the soul of the region.
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He was one of the first to treat drug addiction with drugs like methadone, a stigma he fought for decades.
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"I believe that my ancestors fought for us to be able to vote, so it's important to vote," she said.
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The recent food fight mode, where players picked a team and fought for dominance, is totally out of Splatoon's playbook.
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But just a year earlier, Haley fought for and won major reductions in funding for peacekeeping troops, including MONUSCO's forces.
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We've ventured into a seemingly endless underground lake, burned Frankenstein's monster and fought for our lives against our own shadows.
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"I have great respect for the men and women that have fought for this country," Kaepernick told the press Sunday.
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Instead of honoring those who fought for this country, he effectively made the whole event about himself and his insults.
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Minimum wage, overtime pay, the 40-hour week: they exist for all of us because unions fought for those rights.
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The victorious general in the civil war, Grant tried to see that the principles his men had fought for endured.
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He fought for the aquarium for years and says it helped to lengthen the high tourist season, benefiting his village.
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Over the course of many years, the two publishers fought for the same fans on the same pulp-paper battlefields.
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He was almost paired with Bill Murray before Paula Wagner read the script and fought for Cruise to be cast.
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It also wants people with dual nationality who have fought for a militia abroad to have their German passport revoked.
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The move was criticized as a betrayal of Kurdish allies who fought for years alongside U.S. troops against Islamic State.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, who has fought for better access to treatment, said he was pleased with the president's decision.
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Bassel Khartabil will always be remembered as a symbol of courage, who peacefully fought for freedom to the very end.
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As a gay man, Bayard Rustin fought for his rights and the rights of others during the civil rights movement.
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Although there were "discussions" about it going to another networks, Bryant, a Black woman, fought for Lifetime to acquire it.
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That's because this historic moment was about more than winning a campaign that's been emotionally fought for over a decade.
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"This monument only speaks to a certain side of history," she said, adding that her ancestors fought for the Confederacy.
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"Our Joe" had fought for Birmingham's workers as mayor and, on the national stage, had advocated tariffs protecting its industries.
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Should we airbrush from history all reminders of those who fought for -- as we see it now -- the wrong causes?
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She also fought for funding to combat the Zika virus, which swept through the area she represents in southern Florida.
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Now, after their side won a primary, they expect the same of the establishment they have fought for so long.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes famously fought for the Union is the Civil War as part of the Twentieth Massachusetts Infantry Regiment.
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Minimum wage, overtime pay, the 2628-hour week: they exist for all of us because unions fought for those rights.
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The bravery of those men, and the rights they fought for, were not represented on the House floor this week.
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To Mr. Moss, a supporter of Mr. Trump, the flag represents the heritage of those who fought for the Confederacy.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)He chose to join a terrorist group, fought for it, was blooded in atrocities, escaped and repented.
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CNN and other media outlets last year fought for access to Comey's memos under a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Sudan, which is predominantly Muslim, and the mainly Christian south fought for decades before South Sudan became independent in 2011.
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The European Allies fought for more than four years, and the Americans for more than a year and a half.
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"This is funding I have fought for behind the scenes over the last several years," DeVos said at the time.
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These men were not the 10-feet-tall ISIS militants who fought for years, terrifying over their barbaric video broadcasts.
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In the Chinese economy, men fought for their rights to the prized metals that gave the Bronze Age its name.
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In season 2, Claire is pregnan with Jamie's bairn, and Balfe fought for sex scenes that include her baby bump.
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Just this week, two mandates fought for by the Obama administration have been stopped in their tracks by Trump appointees.
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This family of agents fought and fought for hundreds of years of in-game time (undertaken in parallel, of course).
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Agricultural giants not only fought for less oversight of food safety, but they also sought big subsidies for their companies.
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At the same time, he knew that he wouldn't be where he was without having fought for what he wanted.
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A dozen parties fought for power over an electorate of about 260,000, barely enough to fill three American football stadiums.
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But that idea has always been fought for — through slavery, the Civil War, Jim Crow, the Great Depression, McCarthyism, Vietnam.
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Earlier, Mr. Tydings had fought for President Lyndon B. Johnson's proposed firearms control bill after the King and Kennedy assassinations.
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Emma Willard fought for girls' public education, lobbying and speaking on the importance of educating girls in the early 1800s.
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Rea, who shared custody of Joel with her ex-husband, Leonard Kirkpatrick, had fought for more time with their son.
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She fought for her place at school, in a profession and in a company whose pension secures her old age.
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Chase Strangio is a lawyer with the ACLU who has fought for the civil liberties of transgender Americans in court.
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It's easy to view American women's history through the lens of the suffragists, who fought for the right to vote.
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"We're thrilled," said John Samuelsen, international president of Transport Workers Union, which fought for the jobs component of the agreement.
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He was a Ukranian who fought for the Russians and the Austro-Hungarians before ultimately escaping in 1920 to Czechoslovakia.
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Backstory ... Faber accurately predicted Nate Diaz to beat Conor when they fought for the first time back in March 2016.
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His future brother-in-law Pleasant Napoleon Blackstone fought for the Confederates in the Battle of Honey Springs in 1863.
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Act Up, one of the organizations I helped start, fought for the drugs to save us, and we got them.
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Conservatives have long fought for the commission as a way to cut what they suspect are unneeded or redundant facilities.
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Fifteen percent of the Culinary Union membership is AAPI, and those members have fought for candidates who preserve workers' rights.
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Ryan and his mother, however, fought for his right to return to school, while pushing back against AIDS-related discrimination.
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During his career, he's fought for ethics reform, lower energy rates for rural consumers, and for victims of domestic violence.
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"I just love the way this team has fought for the past two-plus weeks," Mavs coach Rick Carlisle said.
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The group was the largest Muslim insurgent force that originally fought for an independent state in the predominately Catholic Philippines.
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In 2013, a group of Sandy Hook parents fought for months to push lawmakers to enact sweeping gun control legislation.
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Having just won a war in which we fought for our own freedom, we weren't comfortable with locking people up.
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It won't feature all or even most amendments that lawmakers fought for over the past several months of bitter negotiations.
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As Adams fought for extra yardage, linebacker Danny Trevathan drilled Adams in the head with the crown of his helmet.
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But the suffragists who fought for a woman's right to vote were invested in enfranchising a particular kind of woman.
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Generics sellers have fought for years against patent litigation and other delay tactics that protect brand-name drugs from competition.
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In the 210 years she fought for the FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia) rebels, Diaz faced two such councils.
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Through extended talks with Congress, the White House and the Mexican and Canadian governments, we continually fought for our goal.
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Each piece of customized armor honors the legacy of the warriors that came before and all they had fought for.
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AT&T has also fought for legislation in Tennessee, North Carolina and several other states to thwart municipal broadband providers.
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Sudan, which is predominantly Muslim, and the mainly Christian south fought for decades before South Sudan gained independence in 2011.
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Mahatma Gandhi was an activist who fought for civil rights, India's independence, and religious freedom by practicing non-violent protests.
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The Moors and Christians fought for centuries over the castle until Afonso I, the first king of Portugal, conquered Lisbon.
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Prisoners who fought for years to prove their innocence couldn't win in court, no matter how much evidence they amassed.
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DeLauro has been Democrats' loudest voice on child poverty for decades, and has fought for refundability for nearly as long.
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It had a unifying goal, too: not just political equality, which the first-wavers had fought for, but social equality.
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My documentary is about self-discovery, but, of course, those revelations come from learning about what other people have fought for.
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Some 10,000 tear gas canisters and stun grenades were fired as well as water canon as security forces fought for control.
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He fought for equal rights for all Americans and helped lead to a sea change in how gay Americans are treated.
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"You can hang on and be pure, but in the end, the thing I fought for may never happen," he added.
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And it was then I decided that I was gonna be the voice, and fight for those who fought for us.
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Environmentalists have fought for years to stem Canadian oil sands production, which some call tar sands, in favor of cleaner energy.
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We are standing on the shoulders of giants who fought for our rights to use elections as a means for progress.
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My father was a civil rights advocate and he fought for civil rights in his community before Title VII was passed.
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"She fought for her life, for our child, for recognition, for equal pay, for women's rights," the Reddit co-founder wrote.
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Residents of a Michigan township fought for their right to party after one killjoy neighbor threatened their Fourth of July fireworks.
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In both, she detailed her journey after being shot by a Taliban gunman while she fought for women's rights and education.
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I grew up in a family that fought for a right to vote before they were old enough to do so.
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The PYD in turn has close ties with the PKK, a Kurdish party that the Turkish government has fought for decades.
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Williams, a 6-foot tall welterweight from Detroit, fought for the first time as a professional mixed martial artist in 2017.
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Thiem will next face Italy's Matteo Berrettini, who fought for a 7-5, 7-6 (4) triumph over Russia's Andrey Rublev.
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I felt like I fought for musical credibility for years after that because [the pictorial] had nothing to do with music.
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Behind the scenes, Palantir had fought for years in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims to gain access to this designation.
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"Canada would be American today if not for the Indian allies who fought for the Crown," says Peter Russell, a historian.
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With Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, the queer community stands to lose everything its ever fought for.
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Mari fought for authorities to investigate Shannan's death as a murder case and insisted that the FBI take over the search.
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Despite your future, who you choose to be every single day when you wake up — you deserve to be fought for.
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Meghie decided to honor him by helping other families spend more time with their babies as they fought for their lives.
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And with the blood, sweat, and tears of so many people here today, we fought for this hospital—and we won.
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Mari fought for authorities to investigate her daughter's slaying as a murder case and insisted the FBI take over the search.
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She fought for recognition as an actress for decades before achieving acclaim with films like Doubt (2008) and The Help (2011).
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"I fought for a long time, but today I gave up," the letter said, which was published by media https://economictimes.indiatimes.
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Hull, from Hagerstown, Maryland, said the family for years didn't speak much about the Civil War; members fought for both sides.
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For a very brief period after the end of the Civil War, Republicans truly fought for the rights of black Americans.
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"We defeated it because we heard the American people, we fought for them and today we won for them," Democratic Rep.
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Democrats and Republicans have fought for control of the narrative for months, keenly aware that an enthusiasm gap could spell doom.
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The shooting occurred in 2014 but the video was withheld by the prosecutor's office until a journalist fought for its release.
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He fought for these crimes to not be forgotten, and he wanted those who were responsible to be brought to justice.
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Carlotta has fought for Simone and Star like they were her own daughters, but can't accept that she already has one.
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"We fought for this holiday, we are fighting for it, and we will have to keep fighting for it," she said.
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Some goals the former revolutionaries fought for have been achieved, but injustices keep cropping up: poor education, corruption, land-grabs, inequality.
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Opponents of such monuments view them as a festering symbol of racism since the Confederacy fought for the preservation of slavery.
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Can't you see a Jason Kander type reminding the president that our freedom is exactly what he fought for in Afghanistan?
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I think that points to the fact that I fought for my teammates, and I was reckless with my own body.
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Alice Paul introduced the first Equal Rights Amendment in 1923, and fought for it, unsuccessfully, up to her death in 1977.
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That he looked like one of the elites but fought for the average guy was at the root of Trump's appeal.
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His father "always fought for human rights, for the water, for nature, so that no one would exploit it," he says.
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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)In the middle of the night, under an Atlanta overpass, five police officers fought for one thing. Time.
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However, NRHA has long fought for Congress to improve provisions in the ACA to address the great needs in rural America.
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As attorney general and as governor, he successfully fought for some of the toughest laws in the nation on campaign funding.
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Lawmakers and families of victims fought for years to declassify the pages, which were kept secret to protect U.S.-Saudi relations.
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He also fought for a ballot initiative that made more inmates convicted of nonviolent offenses eligible for early release through parole.
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The policies Mr. Banks has fought for have made New York City the most generous and humane metropolis in the country.
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For over two decades, she has fought for the civil and human rights of women, children, workers, Latinos/as, and immigrants.
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What so many others and I have fought for is a military that is reflective of the society that we serve.
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Lewis and Thompson said in their statement that Trump had shown "disrespect" for people who fought for civil rights in Mississippi.
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He wrote a memoir by hand about that period, and his lawyers fought for years for permission to have it published.
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"The Shabab decided to kill anyone suspected of supporting ISIS," said Hassan Adan, who fought for the Shabab for four years.
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All the issues he spoke and fought for, he has a right to speak and fight for in the party platform.
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Wendler knew her time would be cut short, but she bravely fought for every breath, for her loving husband and children.
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Chapman regained consciousness and fought for an hour after being gunned down but managed to kill two more enemies, reports said.
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"He's going to fight for you like nobody's ever fought for the people of West Virginia," Trumps says in the clip.
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The vote is a major victory for pro-choice supporters who have fought for decades against Chile's draconian ban on abortion.
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" He also wrote that he "only fought for my country once — when I shot a Mexican who came onto my property.
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We came in, guns loaded, ready to battle, and we fought for her right to go to school as a girl.
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The self-declared Republic of Transnistria, which sits between Moldova and Ukraine, has fought for recognition for the past 27 years.
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He fought for Russia in the Russo-Japanese War and World War I, when Finland was part of the Russian Empire.
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Tech companies have fought for &aposthe right to take our faces when we walk down the street&apos, without our knowledge.
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It's Camille who gives him the holiday's back story: "Zeke Calhoun, our founding pedophile, he fought for the South," she deadpans.
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During his political career, he fought for free trade, notably, by opposing the Corn Laws, which imposed tariffs on grain imports.
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In its proud 155-year-history it has fought for workers' rights, battled fascism and helped shape Germany's postwar welfare state.
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On D-Day, as the invasion force fought for the beach, Pyle was trapped just offshore, on a ship transporting tanks.
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Nevertheless, to many, Mr. Ramaphosa became the symbol of an A.N.C. elite that had betrayed the people it once fought for.
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But even before Stonewall, the LGBTQ community fought for its right to exist in a world primarily built for straight people.
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It also said he had "fought for Ms Judd as his first choice for a lead role in "Good Will Hunting.
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While still a teenager, White was the staff artist of the Chicago-based National Negro Congress, which fought for black liberation.
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Since then, Mr. das Neves said, the union, which once fought for better working conditions, is now simply devoted to survival.
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None of these people, who fought for full and equal public access as free citizens on trains and streetcars, stopped fighting.
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So do firms run by warlords from ethnic minority groups that populate northern Myanmar and that have long fought for autonomy.
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Over the last five years, as Erika fought for her life, Jenna got married, had a child and succeeded at work.
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He spoke six languages, was a skillful pianist and a military pilot who fought for France during the war in Algeria.
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"God bless all who fought for peace," wrote an unnamed visitor, whose sentiments were echoed by travelers from Australia and Portugal.
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In Albany and Washington, he fought for better transportation and against pollution in his borough, the site of many oil depots.
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Her mother and a dean successfully fought for her to stay, arguing that she would just become more depressed at home.
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On the economic side, they invented antitrust laws and public utilities regulation, established an income tax, and fought for minimum wages.
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As they fought for control, their divisions hardened — a self-reinforcing cycle that has deepened violence and created barriers to peace.
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I'm happy and proud of the achievements that we fought for, and that we came this far to have gay marriage.
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Perhaps the most emblematic complex of structures honoring those who fought for the Confederacy is here in Richmond, its former capital.
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"Since taking office, the Trump administration has done nothing but undermine the protections we've fought for," said Ms. Healey, a Democrat.
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"The Australians have been fighting in the same places we've fought for over 100 years," said Colonel Middleton of the Marines.
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" "Last week, I was moved to tears of joy when Democrats stood up and fought for progressive values and for Dreamers.
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They fought for equality and respect — and they sought the kind of influence and money and fame that men have. Mrs.
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In Taiz alone, which has been besieged by the Houthis since 2015, more than 20 groups have fought for the coalition.
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Dulce Gutiérrez fought for more sidewalks, crosswalks and street lamps in east side neighborhoods while serving on the Yakima City Council.
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"All my career I have fought for fairness and above all loyalty," the former Palmeiras, Corinthians and Fenerbahce left-back said.
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I'm awe-struck that she didn't flinch, didn't institutionalize me, but kept me, fought for me, taught me how to fight.
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He fought for this as part of a plan to close the 603 museum for renovations, which were already under discussion.
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As if the right to define oneself sexually as one pleases were a cause Jews have fought for over the ages!
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The division's 2202nd Brigade Combat Team had fought for months to loosen the grip of al-Qaeda and halt communal fighting.
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Silent Sam was erected more than 100 years ago to remember those who fought for the South in the Civil War.
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His backers in the east see him as the only one who has fought for their interests, especially against Islamist militants.
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Mau Mau rebels who fought for Kenya's independence in the 1950s hid out here, and you can peek into their caves.
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Emigration has long carried a stigma among some Palestinians, a people who have fought for generations to stay on their land.
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Throughout our 108 year history, the NAACP has always opposed discrimination and has fought for justice and equal opportunity for all.
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Employers had fought for years against the rules, including a controversial NLRB decision that changed the definition of a joint-employer.
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How ironic that this tragedy has affected Ralph Nader, Stumo's great-uncle, who has fought for the country's consumers for decades.
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"I told him she was so upset with Trump, she says he's ruining everything that our boys fought for," Buxengard recounted.
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Her father was a World War II veteran who fought for the United States and was able to become a citizen.
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Ms. Folt had requested the removal of the statue's base, which included plaques memorializing university students who fought for the Confederacy.
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LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland — Gary Donnelly, a city councilor in Londonderry, has fought for years to end British rule in Northern Ireland.
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But Fréjus — little more than a day's boat ride from Algiers — is also home to many families who fought for independence.
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The players who fought for their new contract said they believed they had only begun to shape the organization from within.
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It is a paramilitary group drawn primarily from the janjaweed militia that fought for the government in the conflict in Darfur.
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The first time, it was over breakfast, in a diner in Juneau, the morning before I fought for a local title.
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Her stint as First Lady is particularly notable: she and Bill fought for funding for the arts during the Culture Wars.
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We see the tears and know that good men and women fought for America and are honored to fly Old Glory!
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"To those 70 million of us whose ancestors fought for the South, it is a symbol of family members who fought for what they thought was right in their time, and whose valor became legendary in military history," Ben Jones, a former Democratic congressman from Georgia, wrote in an opinion piece in The New York Times in 2015.
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So far, Brazil's three largest airlines - Gol Linhas Aereas Inteligentes SA, LATAM Airlines Group and Azul SA - have fought for the routes.
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"Their generation fought for everything they had – there was a great legacy of pioneers who got together to end segregation," he says.
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We know that the Voting Rights Act that they fought for 50 years ago is being compromised now in this country today.
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The moose fought for about ten minutes in front of the pair before calling it a draw and skedaddling into the woods.
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When I moved into my three-bedroom Lower East Side apartment I fought for the big room with the two big windows.
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"For my whole life I have fought for dignity, respect, and adequate medical care," she said from prison in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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There was a #WearWhiteToVote movement on Election Day 2016 as a tribute to the suffragettes, who fought for women's right to vote.
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I'm grateful to all the women who came before me and fought for me to be able to be where I am.
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So it's this thing that I've fought for, it's my identity, it's who I am—you get defensive and protective with it.
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First it fought for 240 years to break away from Ethiopia, its bigger neighbour to the south, achieving that goal in 22.
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"Since the day I met her over 20 years ago, she fought for me along with @rogerkumble to be Cecile," Blair wrote.
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He was always there for every one of his players, always fought for every one of his players, always had their backs.
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"That is what I fought for day in and day out, and that is how the producer credit came along," she elaborated.
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"Throughout our history, brave LGBT soldiers, sailors, airmen, Coast Guardsmen, and Marines have served and fought for our nation," the statement said.
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Whatever happens next, he has remade the landscape on which these conflicts will be fought — for better, or, more likely, for worse.
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The Federalists, led by Juan Manuel de Rosas, a bloodstained autocrat, fought for decentralised government with strong provinces under dark-blue colours.
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Venus Williams, who has also fought for equal prize money in tennis, has cited you as someone who was influential to her.
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"To every woman that gave birth, to every taxpayer in this nation, [women] have fought for everybody else's equal rights," Arquette said.
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"Since the day I met her over 20 years ago, she fought for me along with @rogerkumble to be Cecile," Blair wrote.
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The men fought for over four hours to reel the shark closer to the boat, finally bringing her in at 7 p.m.
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In a recent speech during her tour of New Zealand, she praised the women who had fought for the right to vote.
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She was a proud feminist who not only fought for women's rights — such as a abortion — but defended racial minorities as well.
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"In Nigeria, Hillary Clinton amazingly fought for two years to keep an al Qaeda affiliate off the terrorist watch list," Christie said.
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When printers of the late 15th and early 16th centuries fought for the market, the price of knowledge — books and pamphlets — plunged.
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Andrée Borrel, the first female combat paratrooper, fought for the liberation of France until Nazis executed her a month after D-Day.
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It did not matter if the bully was highly skilled or fought for the gym — she enforced the rules fairly with everyone.
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Michael Bisping and Georges St-Pierre fought for the "real" middleweight title before we scrapped that and made Whittaker the actual champion.
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Mr Bouteflika styled himself a partisan and a politician who fought for Algeria's independence and led the country out of civil war.
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She understands the importance of investing in public education and has consistently fought for funding that is owed to our children's schools.
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The vote moved members of the audience to tears, many of whom have fought for such recognition for years, if not decades.
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A small group of front line protesters threw bricks and other materials at police as the two sides fought for several hours.
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" With tears in her eyes, she continued: "He said, 'You know what baby, I fought for people to have freedom of speech.
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However, the battle continued as they fought for the right to have Charlie at home when he died, rather than in hospice.
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