Now, let's get to what the Trump budget gets wrong.
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And I think that is something the industry gets wrong.
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Saagar Enjeti argues what Warren gets wrong on foreign policy.
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SJ: What other things do you think Hillbilly Elegy gets wrong?
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What the biggest 'War on Christmas' controversy gets wrong about history
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It's not just the money stuff that Trump gets wrong about Amazon.
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And one last, super-thorny concept that almost everyone gets wrong: A p<.
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But that doesn't mean she's not keeping tabs on what the series gets wrong.
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What it really gets wrong is the aging Gekko, who finally learns his lesson.
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We even talked to two philosophers about what it gets wrong about the human brain.
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What do you think Hollywood gets wrong about evangelicals, and what do evangelicals misunderstand about Hollywood?
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An Expert Explains What The Film Gets Wrong The Word Maps Of Fifty Shades Of Grey
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That may well be true, but what this model gets wrong is that algorithms aren't crafts.
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Rosenstein never says, specifically, what the Times piece gets wrong and what the real story is.
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But what Klein gets wrong about Cap/Steve Rogers signals a fundamental misunderstanding of the character.
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And the supposed cause of the deficit isn't the only thing Trump gets wrong about trade policy.
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For me the biggest thing is not what the media gets wrong, but what it leaves out.
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Well, we talked about what Hollywood gets wrong about Christians, so what do Christians get wrong about Hollywood?
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The Republican front-runner said what the President gets wrong is "the concept" behind his efforts, not his emotion.
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D'Amico also says that the series gets wrong a few things about his 15-year-plus relationship with Versace.
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THE ROAD NOT TAKEN: Finding America in the Poem Everyone Loves and Almost Everyone Gets Wrong, by David Orr.
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The only thing Cook gets wrong is when he says Apple is in an "unusual" position in that regard.
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What Mukherjee (mainly) gets wrong, according to the scientists, is his explanation of how this process is thought to work.
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What it gets wrong: Unfortunately, the omentum makes exactly the wrong decision with cancer cells, researchers said in the study.
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The Texas shooting exposes what this narrative gets wrong — more than 133 people were shot before another armed person intervened.
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A main course of octopus shimmers under a fine spice glaze, but gets wrong-footed by a jumble of sauces.
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There's a lot Miller gets wrong here -- and plenty of stuff I can't even figure out what, exactly, he is saying.
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But what he gets wrong is the root cause of that trouble; he blames the consumer who won't pay for news.
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And I usually roll my eyes at those articles that purport to explain what a movie "gets wrong" about its subject.
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But the Tesla CEO made a new argument about something he says the press gets wrong near the end of the call.
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What he gets wrong is that Mueller himself is a Republican who was appointed FBI director by Republican President George W. Bush.
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What New York, for the most parts, gets wrong when it comes to cuisine can be summed up in one word: barbecue.
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Over the weekend we did a piece on what Trump gets right and what he gets wrong, according to aides and insiders.
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What do you think people on the left or the media or the public as a whole gets wrong about young conservative women?
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What the other side gets wrong is that brute, malign and even hateful speech is, in fact, broadly covered by freedom of speech.
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More importantly, it gets a lot of things right that Wear OS gets wrong: it's fast, intuitive, and even kind of fun to use.
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It's easy to focus on all of the things Donald Trump gets wrong about America, but sometimes it's worth considering what he gets right.
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After viewing all six episodes, I offer a few facts of the embed's life that the show gets right and those it gets wrong.
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There's a few things that I think Silicon Valley reporting gets wrong about Snapchat, and there's a few things that maybe I could elaborate on.
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Ahead are all the phrases Kimmy confuses, puns she gets wrong, and general linguistic misunderstandings in the first two seasons of the hit Netflix series.
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This, Warren believes, is what Trump, who also blasted a rigged system, got right and what the Democratic establishment — Obama, both Clintons, Biden — gets wrong.
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What history gets wrong Due to the unsightly nature of the lesions that leprosy can cause, history tells us that lepers were treated as social outcasts.
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But for anyone else, here's a general sense of what the critics have to say about what the game gets right and what it gets wrong.
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Opinion: What Trump gets wrong about community colleges During a speech this week, President Donald Trump suggested he did not know what purposes community colleges serve.
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They can hope Mr Bezos makes a mistake, or gets wrong-footed by some startling new trend—but though both are possible, they are hardly a strategy.
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So McBride and I talked about the angry national mood, about the criticism of the show, and about what he thinks Hollywood gets wrong about the South.
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It's hard to quantify exactly how much Trump gets wrong with that one statement, and how little power he will have, if elected, to do what he says.
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What Heartland gets wrong is that this has already happened—we have tested GCM predictions and they have not failed but of course they are not perfect either.
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Read These Stories Next: What Hollywood Gets Wrong When It Deals With Real Dead Women Heartbreaking Movies You Should Never Watch Alone The True Story Behind This Scary Meme
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What they, and indeed much of modern Western society gets wrong, is that sex may be biologically determined, but science tells us that there are more than two options.
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In this opinion piece, he speaks with Media Matters senior fellow Matthew Gertz about what media coverage often gets wrong when discussing economic issues — particularly raising the minimum wage.
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In their new book What Washington Gets Wrong, Ginsberg and Bachner report that the overwhelming majority of D.C.'s Beltway Insiders think the American public is pitifully uninformed on government policy.
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What It Gets Wrong This sounds almost too good to be true: You can turn back the clock of your wine with something incredibly cheap that you already have on hand.
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In this week&aposs episode of "Pitchfork Economics," we talk with Media Matters senior fellow Matthew Gertz about, among other things, what the media often gets wrong in its economic coverage.
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" Slate "What Trump Gets Wrong About Antifa," The Atlantic "Anti-fascist activists take on Trump and the far right: 'Resistance is our only shot,'" The Guardian "Trump Asks, 'What About the Alt-Left?
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Mr Macron's real challenge is to give a meaningful nod to the ambient distrust of elite institutions, while making sure that any reincarnation preserves what ENA gets right, and fixes what it gets wrong.
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These kinds of fact-checking efforts are admirable, but counting the things Trump gets wrong seems like the sort of task assigned to you if you fuck up really bad in a Greek myth.
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"Look, he's targeting private consensual gun sales between law-abiding citizens and this is what Obama gets wrong over and over again ... he can't distinguish between what good guys and bad guys," said Cruz.
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Reality check: What Trump gets wrong about MS-13 ... "[T]hey're not growing, they're likely not involved in an extensive drug trade and most immigrants crossing the border are not trying to join them."
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What the change gets wrong, though, is that the ability to watch Bake Off all at once has guided our appreciation of the show, letting it be something we sink into for soothing and calmness.
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A former member of the Bank of England (BOE) told CNBC it's "unwise" for the central bank to stick to a long-term policy strategy in case it gets wrong-footed by new economic data.
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Over the course of our discussion, we talked about what Peterson gets wrong and why his audience is overwhelmingly white, straight, and male, and we analyze some of the, um, strangest passages from his new book.
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The press won't pat Trump on his head and give him a gold star for the few things he gets right, and then turn a blind eye to the overwhelming majority of things he gets wrong.
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A movie or story can never be just a movie or story; it's also an opportunity to talk about what that movie or story "gets wrong" or how it messes up some political or sociocultural story point.
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I saw If Beale Street Could Talk, and I'll be honest, I thought there were things the movie gets right, but I also thought there were things that it gets wrong—like the development of the characters' roles.
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READ MORE FROM REUTERS:Commentary: In standing up to Trump, Europe gets its mojo backCommentary: Europe's rising tide of attacks show diminishing political effectCommentary: What Trump gets wrong about the Middle East Call it the silhouette hanging over the room.
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Opinion: What Trump camp gets wrong on registry News of an NSEERS revival prompted ADC, which has long lobbied against the program, to pen the letter calling on Obama to dismantle what's left of its framework before leaving office.
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Here are four examples of Jesus' teachings that everybody gets wrong: The 'Parable of the Prodigal Son' This parable is usually seen as a story of how our "Father in heaven" loves us regardless of how despicable our actions.
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"The firms know that even if everything else gets wrong, there's always this real estate to sell," says Jim Baker, who runs the Private Equity Stakeholder Project, a nonprofit that advocates for people negatively impacted by private equity ownership.
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With President Trump set to finally declare the opioid crisis an official national emergency next week, now is as good a time as any to take stock of what America's prescription crackdown gets wrong—and how we can do better.
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Germany does so much right that America gets wrong: affordable health care and day care, excellent public schools, free university, great public transportation, an eco-friendly culture and an appreciation of time (six weeks of vacation, as well as parental leave).
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Calling out what Trump is doing, what he gets wrong and what it says about his supporters that this sort of crap will work with them is of vital importance to our democracy and its long-term health and survival.
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What Shyamalan's 'Split' gets wrong about dissociative identity disorder "You are going to upset and potentially exacerbate symptoms in thousands of people who are already suffering," psychiatrist Garrett Marie Deckel, a DID specialist at Mount Sinai's Icahn School of Medicine, told CNN.
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It's the late seventies, a time when long-dead artists and writers are being yanked out of the closet to have their covert sexualities proudly reclaimed, and though Paul gets much of the Valance story right, there's much that he gets wrong, too.
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Among the facts that Hallberg gets wrong: The 85033 guidelines don't advise Americans to cut back on fat The guidelines advise limiting saturated fat, which is found largely in meats, butter, cheese, ice cream and most cupcakes, cookies, and other sweet baked goods.
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Bezos argues that there are two kinds of decisions: Irreversible turning points he calls "Type 1 decisions" that top executives should be involved in and a larger number of tactical calls he calls "Type 2 decisions" that a business can reverse if it gets wrong.
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READ MORE FROM REUTERS:Commentary: Europe's rising tide of attacks show diminishing political effectCommentary: What Trump gets wrong about the Middle EastCommentary: The next super weapon could be biological Listening to Trump's campaign promises last year had to be confusing for the eleven allies and friends.
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In the latest installment of The Ezra Klein Show, Klein and McGhee talk about her time working for John Edwards, discuss what the TV show The West Wing gets wrong (and right) about modern liberalism, and delve into the influence of money on politics.
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Read more:Dating experts reveal 9 small things you can change on your dating app profile to get more dates21 people reveal why they don't use dating apps — and how they meet people insteadI met my husband on Tinder — here's what everyone gets wrong about online dating
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READ MORE FROM REUTERS:Commentary: What Trump gets wrong about the Middle EastCommentary: President Trump is now the leaker in chiefCommentary: The next super weapon could be biological Islamic State wants its atrocities to foster divisions, driving a wedge between native populations and more recent Muslim migrants.
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Paul Armentano's opinion in The Hill, "What the Surgeon General gets wrong about marijuana," disputes several facts that Surgeon General VADM Jerome Adams discusses in Surgeon General's Advisory: Marijuana Use and the Developing Brain Armentano asserts the surgeon general is wrong about the harms and risks of marijuana.
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MORE REUTERS COMMENTARY British voters are sleepwalking to a painful Brexit What Trump gets wrong about the Middle East In many respects, Britain's Muslim communities hold the key to stopping assaults claimed by groups like Islamic State, whether carried out by recent British converts, second-generation migrants or anyone else.
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So when I sat down first with McBride and then with Goodman to talk about the series, I was excited to delve into the intersection between Christianity and capitalism, but also what Hollywood gets wrong about Christians, what Christians get wrong about Hollywood, and what acting has in common with preaching.
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What Facebook (and many, many others) gets wrong about VR. On the latest episode of Recode Decode, Stanford's "VR guy" says "there's a reason people aren't playing video games for 10 hours a day in VR." Here's what Intel's 1,218-drone light show for the Winter Olympics opening ceremony was supposed to look like.
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READ MORE FROM REUTERS:Commentary: Europe's rising tide of attacks show diminishing political effectCommentary: What Trump gets wrong about the Middle EastCommentary: President Trump is now the leaker in chiefCommentary: The next super weapon could be biological The man Trump met in the Vatican on Wednesday cleaves to a quite other, and much older, interpretation of the Christian message.
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Read more:Trying to diagnose the 'Joker' shows what the film gets wrong about mental illness, according to a psychopath expertConvicted pedophile Gary Glitter won't receive any royalties for his song used in the 'Joker' filmA 'Joker' crew member said Joaquin Phoenix gave everyone a personalized joke book suggesting the movie was terrible and it was all their fault
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But Lemaitre said anything Nevada gets wrong could inspire Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE, a marijuana legalization skeptic, to move to block state implementation of recreational use laws.
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Read more:How &aposcuffing season&apos went from a meme to a phenomenon of people pairing off in the winterHow to tell if the person you&aposre chatting to on a dating app is just looking for a partner for &aposcuffing season&aposI met my husband on Tinder — here&aposs what everyone gets wrong about online dating
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What's really alarming about President Trump's preposterous tweets about the California wildfires is not what he gets wrong, which is plenty, but what they say about his stubborn refusal to grasp the basics of climate change and, perhaps worse, his administration's contempt for the science that is drawing an ever-tighter link between a warming globe and extreme weather events around the world.
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Here are some of our recent videos to give you a feel for the types of things you'd be creating: 22 emojis everyone gets wrong Here's why you should never put Q-Tips in your ears How to clone your dog -- for $100,000 Apply here: Please include a resume, link to your reel, and cover letter describing what excites you about science and tech videos.
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A onetime aide to former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE sued the Pentagon on Thursday, alleging it "obstructed" the publication of his memoir.
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One of the most respected generals of our time, General James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE, has just finished an autobiography about leadership.
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Belonging to a community, feeling at home in the liturgy, carrying on a long family tradition — all these intangibles made it easy enough, before the election, to ignore much of what the church gets wrong and concentrate on what it gets right: supporting open immigration, welcoming refugees, opposing capital punishment, housing the homeless, feeding the hungry, caring for the sick and the aged and the lonely.
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Read more:This is what it's like to be a woman with a sex addiction — and what everyone gets wrong about itMore women are watching male-on-male porn — and the reason why is surprisingly empoweringFake, computer-generated Instagram influencers are modeling designer clothes, wearing Spanx, and attending red carpet premieresThere's a dark side of polyamory that nobody talks about'Softbois' who claim to love 'Pulp Fiction' and poetry may actually have dark, narcissistic personalities
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE said Wednesday that he could not see a more forceful way to express his opposition to the Trump administration's policies than by leaving the Pentagon.
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"It assumes we can just fix it with a pill or download screensavers of Denzel Washington and Lupita Nyong'o and all of a sudden you will stop being racist—a pain-free, recreational fix for what is hundreds of years of historically fraught problems," said Jonathan Kahn, a professor at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law in Saint Paul, Minnesota, and the author of Race on the Brain: What Implicit Bias Gets Wrong About the Struggle for Racial Justice.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE said he had "no choice but to leave" the Trump administration in an interview with The Atlantic, but was reluctant to share additional details about his acrimonious departure.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE stressed during an event Tuesday that military leadership must be equipped to deal with integrating women into rifle platoons, particularly if male and female soldiers form sexual relationships.
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What the media gets wrong about Donald Trump, according to the NYT's Maggie HabermanRecode Daily: Trump's latest travel ban blacklists eight countries; NFL players take a knee in protest after Trump's angry tweetsFox's FX is pulling more of its shows off of rival streaming services and onto its home-grown version A month ago, scores of executives, including tech giants, resigned their posts on two councils advising Trump on business and manufacturing issues, citing Trump's early refusal to blame the violence in Charlottesville, Va., on neo-Nazi demonstrators.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis: 'I don't know how I could have spoken more loudly' against Trump than by quitting What Mattis gets wrong: Alliances also need rebuilding at home Mattis: Military leaders must be prepared to deal with sexual relationships as women integrate into combat roles MORE called President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE an "unusual president" in his first televised interview since leaving office.
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