So to go against the party lines and go against that agenda doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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We cannot (go) against age, cannot (go) against nature, and so without this ... care, I think it's very difficult to continue.
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If there are issues that go against the things that we believe in, we will have to go against him toe-to-toe.
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Having one's own Thought with a capital T should make it easier to override resistance because to go against Mr Xi would be to go against the party's charter.
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Does that go against the whole what has been happening in Silicon Valley over the last 1993 years — which is sharing, sharing, open, open — does that go against that?
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"Certain people go against the tide for their own private ends and go against morality; the barrier of tariffs wantonly rise, and the stick of hegemony is raised all around," the commentary said.
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But don't go against it because it's not better enough.
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Doesn't that go against everything we teach our children anyway?
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But it certainly seems to go against what he preached.
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"Whenever you go against the Beyhive, that's expected," he suggested.
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That forces your opponent to go against a set defense.
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Why did Attorney General Yates go against the Trump administration?
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WTO cases certainly don't always go against the United States.
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Trump would have to go against his own FCC's decision.
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Clearly, that would go against the interests of the seller.
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People that [sic] go against me end up hurt sometimes.
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"Sometimes, industry trends go against our core beliefs," he writes.
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No one dared to go against what they were doing.
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BUT THIS SEEMS TO GO AGAINST ALL OF YOUR IDEOLOGY.
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We need to go against what you are saying here.
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You gotta go against the best to be the best.
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Some officials love to have the crowd go against them.
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And he's not afraid to do go against the grain.
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I did not want to go against my core values.
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Direct talks with the United States go against their ideology.
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Trump's feelings go against those of some senior retired generals.
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It's not worth trying to go against the Super Bowl.
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Do they celebrate it, or do they go against him?
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Romney was the only GOP senator to go against Trump.
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It don't matter who we go against, if they're sub-.
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But being German, he knows you cannot go against tradition.
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But it seemed to go against what Kushner holds dearest.
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Tom O'Halleran will go against Air Force veteran Wendy Rogers.
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I do think things happen sometimes that go against logic.
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Go against his own country, just to make you happy.
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You go against good hockey teams and they want that challenge.
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The other half she's simply too afraid to go against him.
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We cannot go against each other, there's not enough of us.
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Opportunity is knocking for VCs willing to go against the grain.
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Not to go against the force, but to be with it.
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To go against how the group thinks is to doubt ourselves.
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I admire her grit and willingness to go against the grain.
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That would go against the original value proposition of Gmail, though.
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Brissett should be good to go against the Broncos Thursday night.
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But Mara's always been one to go against the Hollywood grain.
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I can't go against that stock, it's just too darned low.
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But I would go against them if she releases her emails.
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And he is not afraid to go against the traditional way.
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I thought there were places Conservatives wouldn't go against each other.
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But you have to go against yourself and lunge toward intimacy.
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Work hard, don't give up, don't go against your gut instinct.
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The newfound galaxies go against present-day models of galaxy formation.
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But I would go against them if — Holt: So it's negotiable?
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"She basically did everything the conservatives go against," Ms. Sarhan added.
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And you wouldn't dare go against Beyoncé (and her fans), right?
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If we don't go against grain we're going to lose it all.
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Both developments go against Republican arguments that Obamacare is doomed to failure.
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All this would seem to go against a lot of market wisdom.
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That would go against a lot of commitments they've made so far.
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That would go against the very essence of the "liberal democracy ideal".
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Claims saying otherwise are unverified and go against the latest official information.
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The cancellation also seemed to go against how Netflix had been operating.
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Does it strengthen existing trust relationships, or try to go against them?
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He thought ISIS would go against the regime and take it down.
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"We couldn't imagine they would go against an actual satellite," Shelton recalls.
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"See that defense you're going to go against" before you actually play.
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If Chipotle does enter this space, it will go against steep competition.
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But we know what happens when things go against him: He tends
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It'll be a great experience for him to go against that crew.
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For any individual to go against that, you're not on equal footing.
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" He added, "Mike's always been willing to go against the grain. Obviously.
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"They were trying to get her to go against me," Holt said.
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Would he go against his instincts again and listen to his generals?
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But I would go against them if she releases her e-mails.
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They have jokingly been saying that, 'We want to go against you.
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So who's going to be brave enough to go against the tide?
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One big question: how far will Amazon go against pay-TV broadcasters?
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When do you think Kendall made his decision to go against Logan?
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I am not going to go against this thing right down here.
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"How," he asked, "do I go against what the president stands for?"
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I can't go against Indians, because there's a little blood of that.
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Trump "needed a wingman to go against the Republican establishment," Bannon said.
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Dalvin Cook is said to be ready to go against the Saints.
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That would go against Trump's approach to drugs and crime so far.
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To do otherwise would go against our core principles and our business interests.
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Even more difficult, limiting eligibility would have DeVos go against her own interests.
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Unfortunately, Miguel's wishes go against the strict "no music" rule in his household.
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Paul's also far from the only Republican who could still go against Trump.
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Both methods are not efficient and go against the basic rights of citizens.
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This doesn't just go against decades of research; it also fundamentally misunderstands addiction.
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Investors are prone to similar sorts of errors when things go against them.
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My advice is to go against the crowd and thrift some badass pants.
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For Evans, these policies go against what the party is supposed to champion.
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We're willing to go against the grain and we're willing to take risks.
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PRATTE: So that does mean that this tide will potentially go against Republicans.
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They go against the spirit and interests of the United States of America.
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I don't think it's fake either — that would go against the Taylor narrative.
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Tomlin would only say DeCastro "has a chance" to go against the Buccaneers.
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No matter how bad it got, no one dared go against the computer.
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To me, it showed bravery and a willingness to go against the grain.
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Those who go against the Russian President are not safe even in England.
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Releasing transcripts without a formal request would go against committee precedent, Conaway said.
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But it is not unusual for Mr. Benioff to go against the grain.
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Maryam Pougetoux does not break the law and does not go against laïcité.
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Only her interest in Samson pushes her to go against her father's wishes.
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I can't go against Arabs, because I have a little blood of that.
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But historically, he's shown little appetite to ultimately go against conservatives on guns.
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But I wouldn't want to go against nobody else to make it easy.
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"These statements clearly, explicitly, go against what Bannon has been saying," said another.
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Suddenly he's going to be much less likely to go against you personally.
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Russia's suspended athletics federation said Chegin's activities did not go against his ban.
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The anxiety you feel comes from new adjustments that go against our original natures.
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But Gillibrand's similarities with Clinton, superficial though they may be, could go against her.
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Prescott will go against fellow 225 draftee, Carson Wentz, under center for the Eagles.
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You can't go against it in this short run," Siegel said on "Closing Bell.
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"When ever you go against god's plan, bad things are gonna happen," he said.
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Nintendo has never been afraid to go against the grain of prevailing industry trends.
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Turns out, a human (Batman) may have a pretty tough go against a superhuman.
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They found that when analysts go against the market, their calls are often correct.
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"They were trying to get her to go against me," Josh claimed to Today.
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But never go against the family," which she credited to the film "The Godfather.
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"We must show a huge force, we must go against this," she told reporters.
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"Every night, we feel confident that we can go against any team," Bernier said.
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And one day luck might go against me, like it does for AD here.
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""I think people at the White House have not wanted to go against Gen.
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"They don't usually like to go against what the appeals court established," she said.
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That's going to go against what clients need, which is something tailored to them.
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I'll go against a guy with hair in bed any day of the week.
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These requests go against all precedent, as corporations stand to profit from these decisions.
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We can't really go against evolution, and that's what is happening in those locations.
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If they go against his views, he is far less willing to do so.
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Kurt: Dare to be ugly, dare to be manly, dare to go against boundaries.
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He got Josh Harrellson drafted because every day Josh had to go against him.
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The big picture: Zinke's comments go against core findings of the climate science community.
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If it sounds right and it's calling me, then why go against it right?
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It's not every day that politicians go against an overwhelming sentiment of the public.
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He was praised as a hard-driving coach willing to go against the grain.
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So I want those institutions without fear, favour or prejudice to go against anyone.
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This seems to go against the character&aposs explanation in "The Force Awakens" novelization.
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"When you go against the champ, you've got to knock them out," he continued.
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Shutting down the border to asylum-seekers would go against US law, Sharry said.
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This is the second high-profile ruling to go against JADCO in recent times.
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What examples do you have that would go against what the author is saying?
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Donald Trump's candidacy and election have led many organizations to go against their usual policies.
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I didn&apost just go against his ideology, I kind of got into his head.
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I've got to go against [Aqib Talib] all night so that's what I'm concerned about.
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Airbnb has argued that these cases are exceptions and already go against the company's rules.
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This could go against the desire for a company to be acquired for strategic reasons.
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For one, Sessions's policy lets federal law enforcement go against the will of the voters.
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But sure, let her just go against her entire character in the series's penultimate episode.
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I know the distribution's low right now, but I'm never gonna go against those guys.
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Those on the campaign who go against Trump's word get cut from the inner circle.
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I was not looking forward to having to watch our fathers go against each other.
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New fossil evidence or data from physiological studies could go against their hypothesis, for example.
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Still, as has now transpired, the court's decision was widely expected to go against them.
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Is Tiffany Trump making her political views known — even if they go against her father's?
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This would go against decades of the religious right's insistence that character matters in politicians.
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In a sea of blondes, Georgia May Jagger is choosing to go against the current.
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There will always be setbacks You may have to go against the grain for years.
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On energy, Trump doesn't seem to be softening plans that go against what Putin wants.
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Why not get everybody together to go against the big bad gorilla in the room?
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It would be a rare departure, however, for the ECJ to go against the Commission.
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Slaughtering cows to oil high-street commerce seems to go against some deeply held principles.
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The findings go against an established medical consensus that all sex is good for you.
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When you only hold a handful of positions, it is harder to go against consensus.
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I'm going to go against the grain on that one and say it's a buy.
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But we decided to go against that because it would make a lot of noise.
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"I'm really attracted to characters that go against the status quo of anything," Chastain said.
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An adviser to the LSE said he was confident the vote would go against TCI.
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The authors defined myths as ideas that are commonly held, but go against scientific data.
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But it's a really high-quality stock, so I'm not going to go against it.
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Goodlatte's bill also would go against our values by degrading the value of unified families.
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But of course that would go against everything that the director is there to do.
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Unfortunately, this go-against-the-grain attitude within the home-schooling community extends to vaccines.
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As to some of his other comments that go against CDC recommendations, maybe ignore them.
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That what he would do is go against, try to undermine the commander in chief.
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This makes it worse because religion is harder to go against than culture or race.
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Or would that go against this whole open economy, free trade, liberal sort of system?
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He said he was let go against his will, and would never have left voluntarily.
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That may go against the wishes of Trump, who wants to call his own witnesses.
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It's not always, Oh, you've got to go against your will about what you're saying.
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The allegations against Rizieq "go against justice," a senior official of the group has previously said.
|
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These developments go against every rule about strangers that our parents imbedded in our childhood brains.
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Yet on a broader reckoning, both friends would be better advised to go against their inclinations.
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"Supporting somebody who is not selfless" in the presidential race would go against the collective grain.
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I applaud those — designers, models, and otherwise — who are brave enough to go against the grain.
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Those toward the center of the ideological spectrum are more likely to go against their party.
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For one, Sessions's policy allowed federal law enforcement to go against the will of the voters.
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Even when stocks swings go against analysts, after a few weeks, those swings often reverse themselves.
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The last couple of quarters have just been OK. I'm not going to go against it.
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Miller normally rushes from the left side so he would go against right tackle Lane Johnson.
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They could govern as a minority, but to do so would go against German political convention.
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These actions are cruel, anti-family and go against everything we believe this country should represent.
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That's real, that takes a lot of confidence to go against a major label like that.
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That would be a shame, he feels, and would go against the spirit of the Paralympics.
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But investors may want to go against the grain, according to Buckingham, who claims Ohio Gov.
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You've got to sometimes take risks and go against conventional wisdom to come out a winner.
|
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Some feel increasingly beset upon to go against their beliefs, and consider themselves to be marginalized.
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And people are heavily shorting this stock and I would not go against Don Wood. Period.
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It seems to go against Twitter's own efforts to quell trolls and abuse on the platform.
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These sort of packaged deals seem to go against what he sees in the park's potential.
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"It's hard to go against your home state senator — it's just hard," Chuck Rocha told Hill.
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KERNEN: HEY, WILBUR, IT'S NICE – I GUESS – SOME GUYS -- TO GO AGAINST THE CROWD, AT TIMES.
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Does she have any idea what it would be like to go against Putin & his lackeys?
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One reliable betting strategy is to go against the biggest names, who casual fans might overbet.
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That would go against an international convention on nondiscrimination, which took effect nearly 50 years ago.
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"They go against progress, and they don't reflect our society's evolution," she said in an interview.
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She defended her views on science at the hearing, even those that go against scientific observations.
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So it's not appropriate for candidates to go against all the public health experts out there.
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But ahead of the vote, the Tennessee Republican made clear he would go against the motion.
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They claim these laws go against the constitution by deciding citizenship on the basis of religion.
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The surveys go against the White House's clams that Comey was highly unpopular in the bureau.
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Advocates promise a legal fight, and say lifetime limits go against the entire purpose of Medicaid.
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For example, much of human intelligence is connected to our emotions, which go against the odds.
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The strongly religious Doss voluntarily enlisted but faced backlash for his refusal to go against his beliefs.
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But actually delivering on that promise would go against everything Game of Thrones is at its core.
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Letter replied that lawmakers wanted to know why Ross decided to go against his own bureau's recommendation.
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Mike is ready to go against the traditional route in order to stay close to his daughter.
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So I'm confident if I win this nomination, I will aggressively go against her and beat her.
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There is no need to go against nature by competing with more verbose and action-oriented extroverts.
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The extradition process is not swift, and Assange could appeal several times if decisions go against him.
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After few days, Facebook replied us that "it doesn't go against one of our specific community standard".
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When I agree with him, I'm not going to just go against him for its own sake.
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Because they trailed throughout, the Wildcats were forced to go against their run-first formula for success.
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And if you dared go against the whims and will of society's rulers, the government beheaded you.
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" She added that she believes "the actions in question go against who we are as a department.
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There's also this NRA mythology that if you go against the NRA, you won't be elected again.
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"The heart of Hola
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He wanted to go against the modern practice of moving production to chase the best tax incentives.
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They have said that funding the Azeri-backed project would go against the EBRD and EIB's principles.
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We've had calls go against us, and we've had calls go for us, and we're still standing.
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C Mike Muscala likely would start if injured Dwight Howard can't go against the Bucks on Wednesday.
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"These heinous acts go against the values of humanity as well values of peaceful Afghans," it added.
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Brown said Embiid went through a workout Saturday and will be ready to go against the Suns.
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This seems to go against everything the underdogs, we freaks and we geeks, were told as teenagers.
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This has generated concern among investors who say these measures go against Macri's own market-friendly platform.
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"Novel experiences are definitely great for enjoyment, and our studies don't go against this idea," he said.
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"It may go against your values to look at the other side of an issue," says Murphy.
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"Some of the things that we'll recommend now go against what we used to advise," she said.
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Waypoint: Prison Architect has cute, cartoonish graphics, which seem to go against the idea of a gulag.
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We d/g to UW and go against the 92% of analysts who are buyers or holders.
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"This might be the most talented defense and front four we go against all season," Manning said.
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Nonetheless, the decisions she makes about her own child go against everything we know about child development.
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"Democrats are taking a big gamble, because it could just as easily go against them," he said.
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Such a complaint would have to go against the school, for allowing the constitutional breach to happen.
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Mr. Trump would be smart to go against lawmakers and let Mr. Cordray serve out his term.
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Firms have a strong incentive to avoid rules that go against the interests of shareholders or managers.
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That finding seems to go against a lot of our presuppositions about how racism operates in politics.
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Mitt Romney was the only senator to go against the rest of his or her own party.
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The winners of those matchups will then go against the losers of the winners bracket matches Sunday.
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"When I go against Sue, I'm trying to crush her now," Clarendon said of her childhood idol.
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Anyway, again I'm gonna go against the grain here and say that Trump can do basic math.
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José Daniel Ferrer's arrest reflects the lengths to which the Díaz-Canel government will go against dissidents.
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Both are portrayed as brave individuals who go against the grain in order to discover the unknown.
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Growers have said they may cut back overall plantings if the next government's policies go against production.
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Oftentimes, too, managers rely on their intuition — but ideas that are truly innovative typically go against experience.
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"I didn't want them because I didn't want to go against the word of God," she said.
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Cult members often fear shunning, humiliation, and calamity if they go against the will of their leader.
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I'm curious: Does that go against what you expected when you were working the health care law?
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More increases would go "against the tide" of global monetary policy, which is tilted towards easing, Dedek said.
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However, a potential state participation could go against European rules and bring further problems to the Italian authorities.
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As Trump insists on border wall funding, many GOP lawmakers will not want to go against his wishes.
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One thing they are trying to do is they're trying to convince people to go against Donald Trump.
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It will be the first time the two teams will go against each other for the national championship.
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SL: Those last-minute sales seem like a business model that's going to be difficult to go against.
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They are very serious allegations and go against everything we stand for as United States Air Force airmen.
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And roughly 65 percent of Republicans think Donald is not the right candidate to go against Hillary Clinton.
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But for model Iskra Lawrence it was a chance to go against the norm in a major way.
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I cannot and I will not recant anything, for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe.
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And we knew that -- that, you know, tapes will come out, people won't want to go against him.
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It would go against Mrs Merkel's reactive political style, forcing her to fight for policies with opposition parties.
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While Guichon technically has that power, such a move would go against convention for the largely ceremonial leader.
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If were to give one this year, the bonus would only go against the new 21 percent rate.
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It can be very, very cruel, and I think we had all the cruelty go against us today.
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"My actions go against my role as a lawyer," Xie said in the video, reading from a page.
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Brexiteers say such efforts threaten political stability as they go against the democratic will of 17.4 million people.
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"We will not go against the spirit of this agreement unless either party terminates the negotiation," he said.
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Doing anything less might appear to go against everything Abe has done and said since he became premier.
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If the public thinks betting against Nick Saban is a good idea, I'm happy to go against them.
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Mehlman said at the time that he could not, as an individual Republican, go against the party consensus.
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Graham is not afraid to go against his party and even his own Senate leadership on important votes.
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Across the country, young boys and girls are being forced into gender stereotypes that go against their personalities.
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That energy was contrarianism, an urge to go against the flow no matter what it happened to be.
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Harris waited to endorse because she did not want to go against Warren or Klobuchar, the source added.
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He should have the right not to bake same-sex wedding cakes if they go against his religion.
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However, there are a few terrifying women in my book that go against the grain, so to speak.
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He proved you can go against the NRA as a Republican and still win reelection, as a Republican.
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But if you go against the quarantine rules or the lockdown rules, you're helping the virus spread, right?
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"The only thing we have to do is to go against violence, and rebuild the city," said Lam.
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It would go against her brand to post the raw realities of what I'm sure she is feeling.
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I thought, well, if I just am going to go against type, it will pay off over time.
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"Lauri played through foul trouble and had some tough calls go against him," Arizona coach Sean Miller said.
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Citing the Gospel of Matthew, the group said Trump's anti-immigration stances go against the teachings of Christianity.
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But many of his reported management approaches go against researchers' suggestions of how to be a good boss.
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LHP Adam Conley (3-3, 3.72 ERA) will go against Twins LHP Pat Dean (1-2, 4.15 ERA).
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He whacked all their favorite enemies: the press, Democrats, the Mueller investigation, Republicans who would go against him.
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" They added: "Ultimately, good candidates get people to vote for them as opposed to go against someone else.
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"These actions are cruel, anti-family and go against everything we believe this country should represent," she added.
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Do Democrats want to go against Trump with their champion being a sort of emblem of the swamp?
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To do so, some White House officials say, would go against the narrative that Trump has behaved appropriately.
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It allowed me to go against my better judgment and act "wild and young," to be really spontaneous.
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The real reason I said it, I didn't want him to go against me, so I said absolutely.
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I'm glad that its creators felt comfortable making something that does, in many ways, go against the grain.
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"I think there's a certain dishonesty if they go against their vote from not very long ago," Trump said.
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If he decides to go against his party and vote "no" on Kavanaugh, it would be the first time.
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" It continued: "We have since terminated this employee, as his actions go against everything that this establishment stands for.
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I'm not the right kind of victim to go against Bryce Walker, especially when it's his word against mine.
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Pappas also addressed frustration with the reforms, which largely go against the platform Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras previously touted.
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"They go against [upstanding] activists who really want to support the revolution and stand against the regime," he said.
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That, she argued, would go against her brand's standards, which promote high-quality ingredients and healthy meals, not snacking.
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"Malicious acts and threats of patient harm go against the Medical Practices Act and are denounced by the board."
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I can't consider myself the best of the best until I can go against those guys and beat them.
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Since women bodyguards go against the stereotypical look — brawny, tall men — they actually have an advantage in the field.
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Most importantly, it shows that there's a political cost to pay for senators who go against their constituents' interests.
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N, said the local chambers' efforts go against their core mission and could hurt businesses outside the tobacco industry.
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He also told that it would go against American values to solicit foreign interference in investigating a political opponent.
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Dott has made many promises, ticking all the right boxes to go against this "move fast, break things" motto.
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" He also added this: "The people who cry about it are just frustrated about having to go against Bruce.
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Legal experts expect at least some substantive findings to go against China, which has vowed to ignore the ruling.
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Yesterday's decision shows he's willing to go against his gut instincts, but not without giving his team serious heartburn.
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"Taking an active stance like that may go in your favor, or it may go against you," Lesne said.
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R29: What made you decide to go against the pageant trend of smooth blowouts and embrace your natural texture?
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They also go against the more pro-Russian sentiments voiced by the nominee for secretary of state, Rex Tillerson.
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So a lot of people want to explore the taboo of it to be naughty and go against it.
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Yeah, people are always going to go against the grain of the current political culture that's in the air.
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Officials at all levels are more hesitant, afraid of making decisions that go against what Mr Xi might want.
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" Pichai will say Tuesday that having a political bias would go against Google's "core principles and our business interests.
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"He's not one to be afraid to go against the grain," a Democratic congressional aide said in an interview.
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It was a rare break from President Obama, and seemed to go against her past support for trade agreements.
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Ozerden would fill a Mississippi seat on the 5th Circuit, meaning Republicans would have to go against GOP Sens.
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Our culture reinforces personality traits and preferences that hew to gender stereotypes, and diminishes those that go against expectations.
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It could be a much different story under a new Democratic House if the midterms go against the GOP.
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She's too afraid to go against what is perceived to be normal male behavior, afraid it'll give her away.
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Participants also need to know they can trust a government not to intervene when prices go against local interests.
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His very temperament, with its lack of humility or restraint, was said to go against the fabric of conservatism.
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To be clear, I respect people's desires not to do things that go against their moral or religious beliefs.
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It might go against the spirit of the game, but it's also going to prove a necessary relief valve.
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Consensus also would go against the tradition of political parties doing all they can to exploit one another's difficulties.
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How are you trying to go against a country and possibly start a war wen this country lacks patriotism?
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McConnell argued that it would go against precedent for the Senate to confirm a justice ahead of an election.
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"When you go against the head of the DNC, it can be a lonely endeavor at times," Canova said.
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The company will stop any advertiser from targeting customers using topics that go against its company standards, Sandberg wrote.
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"Taking an active stance like that may go in your favour, or it may go against you," Lesne said.
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Compared to the low-fat craze in the &apos214s, the keto diet seems to go against all diet logic.
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Russia has said the vote does not go against the peace talks and is in line with the constitution.
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In other words, what Trump would "love" to see seems to go against what's actually going on in Congress.
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Often, he said, they'd be asked to not only tolerate but also endorse values that go against their beliefs.
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When women take the lead and assert ourselves, we go against expectations — and often face pushback from men and women.
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"But I'm not sure if he has the stamina or endurance or sharpness that he needs to go against Trump."
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"A driller, a service company, an oil and gas company, I say go against the futures and buy," Cramer said.
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Ronald Green, the Corps' highest-ranking noncommissioned officer, said these allegations go against the core values of the Marine Corps.
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I don't always want to go against the press, because I just don't — especially not today, this is too important.
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Providing dispensation to journalists and researchers to scrape Facebook data for the sake of their work would go against that.
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The local Knights have to fight for what's right, they said, and go against the Supreme if that's what's necessary.
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These models will often turn up investment ideas that go against conventional wisdom but make sense given the supporting data.
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In other words, we need to go against the ingrained thinking that non-experts should be excluded from decision-making.
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"I can't afford no lawyer or no heavy hitter to go against her or anything like that," Chester told Out.
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If it was using browser fingerprinting to track users, that would very clearly go against long-stated non-tracking principles.
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Rose isn't afraid to go against societal "norms," which is why her latest projects with Flirt Cosmetics are so fitting.
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I agree taxes are too high, but I don't think we should go against the government, certainly not with guns.
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But Trump speculated earlier this year he may get rid of that deal, which would go against his own goals.
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Mohamed Noor "I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department," Harteau told reporters Thursday.
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Filed by seven employees and their female boss, the suit alleges that the new laws go against their constitutional rights.
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Most of those environments are standard tasks like completing algorithms, managing physics simulators, or playing Go against a fixed opponent.
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Lee Sedol of South Korea won a match in the Asian board game of Go against Google's DeepMind AlphaGo machine.
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Graff: Sure, he could try, but it'd be both illegal and go against all the traditions of the US military.
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"Today no politician will go against abortion in public for fear it will come with a political cost," she said.
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The ruling surprised even some of Mr. Sisi's critics, who did not expect the judiciary to go against the government.
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Plus, the idea of ladies actually deriving pleasure from sex would actually go against the prevailing thoughts of ancient Greece.
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This would reverse a longstanding government position and go against Congress' efforts to restrict use of federal funding on firearms.
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It has weaponized its natural gas exports to Europe, turning off the tap when countries dare go against its wishes.
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It's hard to know if Chu's arguments appeal because they go against popular radical opinion or in spite of this.
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Importantly, the participants will also be playing Go against an AI, which will assess the players' performance during the match.
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Ms. Garner was unafraid to speak her mind, use rough language to make a point, or go against the grain.
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But now a few men's wear designers willing to go against the grain have embraced it for their fall collections.
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Full-scale retaliation would go against its long-standing message that global trade should be free - as well as fair.
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Yet the survey also shows that tech elites are generally willing to support other policies that go against their interest.
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Yet, sometimes they go against their own advice, or otherwise take a big risk — and the results aren't always good.
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Grassley asked Sessions whether he would go against the president if asked to do something he believes to be unlawful.
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The fast pace of those firms and their large research teams can go against founders and their backers, Malven said.
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He was the one guy that could win this, and head-to-head he could go against Trump and win.
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It also is working on a way for users to report any misuses of ads that go against Facebook's standards.
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Parlatore added that Trump's decision to restore Gallagher's rank meant that any additional punishments would go against the President's intent.
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"I like to try to do the unexpected — go against the norm," he said on the day he was hired.
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But the Supreme Court may make decisions that go against the interest of companies when it comes to topics like immigration.
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But giving up the nuclear weapons would really go against everything North Korea has been doing for the last few decades.
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My thesis really does seem to go against good manners about what people are supposed to say and think about education.
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They seek information less freely, act and express themselves less freely, are afraid to stand out and go against the flow.
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I would like to go against the stream this evening and thank President Trump … for making Frank Gallagher seem so normal.
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Facebook said it would be reducing the spread of inappropriate posts, even ones that didn't necessarily go against Instagram's community guidelines.
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Those members seemingly were not as willing to go against Trump, however, reversing the vote hours after he posted his tweets.
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However, it has become clear that more theater owners decided to go against the norm and offer screenings at off hours.
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We will now trigger a dispute settlement case at the WTO, since these U.S. measures clearly go against agreed international rules.
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The latter group argues that imposed wait limits would be unconstitutional because they would go against the general interest of citizens.
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Nugnes watched uneasily as Five Star tried to form a government, seeming to go against the movement's original "no alliances" principle.
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Classifying its workers as employees could have raised Uber's operating expenses significantly and would go against its business model and identity.
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Anyone who tries to go against Trump is going to be immediately branded an outsider, who's not playing ball or whatever.
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This may reduce the tendency for anchoring in forecasts, since participants will be rewarded if they successfully go against the consensus.
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Also, when it comes to advertising it can go against my morals, I don't want to advertise something I don't support.
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However, if winning the 200 is one of Ledecky's goals then it would be a brave bet to go against her.
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After Pearl Harbor, we didn't try to "go forward" with the Japanese because we understood we had to go against them.
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Kostin said Goldman is currently projecting two rate cuts this year due to the Fed's reluctance to go against market expectations.
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An academic wrote on Medium that most English and Welsh lawmakers would have to go against the wishes of their constituents.
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He was bold and pioneering and courageous to go against the grain of what was expected of an African-American artist.
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That's the thing I've loved about him: He's not scared to go against the grain and open himself up to criticism.
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At the time, Miller said baking the cake would go against her beliefs as a Christian, according to the Bakersfield Californian.
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The filings appeared to go against a plea deal District Attorney Matthew Weintraub made with Dinardo in exchange for his confession.
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" These comments go against the thrust of a frequent claim made by President Donald Trump that "collusion is not a crime.
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If you go against your intuitions, you start to betray values that deeply affect you, and that was happening to me.
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"It's so strange that people are given the OK to act out and just go against each other," Conrad-Skar says.
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He played at such a high level last season that it would go against every NFL norm not to do so.
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The Iraqi source said it was difficult for the Iraqi government to stop or persuade the groups to go against Tehran.
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But because of the frenzy around bitcoin, transaction times have spiked, which could go against the original aims of the cryptocurrency.
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Yet such a cap would go against the oil industry's free-market ethos -- and could backfire by keeping alive inefficient companies.
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He's been endorsed by the California Democratic Party and has a $1.8 million war chest to go against Republican incumbent Rep.
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So imposing Shariah as the law of the land will go against the rights of minorities, in addition to unorthodox Muslims.
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But ignoring the threat of climate change doesn't just go against what climate activists warn — it goes against the Pentagon's advice.
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Of course, a juicy narrative isn't enough to go against conventional wisdom and believe they can pull off the seemingly impossible.
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The Brazil teammates will be on the same side of the field and are expected to go against each other continually.
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"It was difficult to go against the government's wishes," testified Koo Bon-moo, the chairman of LG, the multinational electronics company.
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Don't hope that Trump, in the interests of Russia, will in any way go against the basic, rooted interests of America.
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Others have argued that sports go against women's "nature" or cause them to develop muscles that make them look like men.
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It would undermine the success of our business and go against every value we hold as people and as a company.
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And sometimes the things they're being asked to do are impossible and go against all of their military experience and knowledge.
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The Iraqi source said it was difficult for the Iraqi government to stop or persuade the groups to go against Tehran.
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In addition to not creating cakes with messages that go against his convictions, Phillips does not sell any products with alcohol.
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In reality, the most successful people have found a way to go against the tide of what everyone else is doing.
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Soros said Tuesday that the actions of Orban, who was recently re-elected for a third term, go against the EU's values.
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AlphaZero is a modified version of AlphaGo Zero, the AI that recently won all 100 games of Go against its predecessor, AlphaGo.
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For active Republican politicians to go against Trump they must either defy their voter base or criticize aspects of the GOP ideology.
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I took it as a year of experience, I didn't put myself into a position to challenge them and go against them.
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"We will take immediate measures to help prevent the listings of any items that go against our policies upon notification," she said.
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"She wanted to have a real winter white moment and go against the trend of going darker in the fall," he says.
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Avila-Guillen said banning abortion in the U.S. once again would go against the wave of pro-choice movements across the world.
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This year, she decided to go against the grain and open a physical location, expanding her offerings with more clothes and accessories.
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This seems to go against everything you learned since grade school where you raised your hand for or against a classroom choice.
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"Why are you going to go against a majority of what your constituents want if it makes no practical difference?" he said.
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What the opposition needs is a strong, ongoing argument that his corruption is integrally linked to policies that go against ordinary people.
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Preparing for the ways that 3D printing will affect the market doesn't always have to be costly or go against the grain.
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American companies' willingness to go against their own principles in order to gain access to the Chinese market is worthy of derision.
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But public opinion may go against him — especially in an era when attacks on big business and the wealthy have proven potent.
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Beckinsale herself was baffled when Bay made demands that seemed to go against what the character she was playing would actually do.
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He added that he's spoken with Colorado Republicans who said they would go against their party to enact "reasonable" gun control measures.
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However, in an era where this is often the expectation, it's great to see one woman choosing to go against the grain.
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If you want to go against the grain, don't be scared to, because if that's what makes you happy, it doesn't matter.
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Though Obama did not mention the president's name, her tweet espoused themes that go against much of his rhetoric and recent statements.
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Basically, so that he could continue to go against everything the Church claimed it stood for in terms of kindness toward humanity.
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The F.D.A. usually follows the advice of advisory committees but it is not unheard-of for it to go against the advice.
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But Paul's attempts to get Wray to answer the question go against the FBI practice of neither confirming nor denying such activities.
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"(These) restrictions probably go against even European rules and regulations and certainly against basic refugee protection laws," he told reporters in Athens.
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IN OTHER WORDS, I CAN'T GO OUT, AND EVEN IN A TOTALITARIAN STATE YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO GO AGAINST THE DICTATOR.
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They could be games where single players go against the house, cooperative games like blackjack, or player versus player games like poker.
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He later said Trump's state visit to the UK should be called off because his "policies go against everything we stand for."
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Trump's comments Thursday go against the hyperbolic language he used in the lead-up and aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.
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Manager Kevin Cash considered RHP Erasmo Ramirez but decided it would be Odorizzi who will go against former Rays LHP David Price.
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Don't question someone's religious beliefs because they are trans and you think they go against what it says in a holy book.
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However, it is unclear if many Republicans representing states in which Trump is popular would want to go against the president's wishes.
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It'd be smart to have people schedule appointments online so that they don't bunch up and go against social distancing best practices.
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I remember him being the only guy Carlos Boozer was somewhat intimidated to go against because he couldn't just move him around.
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He also suggested that this might go against the spirit of the collective bargaining agreement negotiated between the owners and the players.
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But I'm also not trying to go against complete science and factual information to the point where it becomes an inner belief.
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"This would go against the grain of years of G7 accords which maintain that markets should set exchange rates," Rabobank's Foley said.
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"Be fearless in breaking new boundaries and don't be afraid to go against the grain of criticism along the way," she said.
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In a worst-case scenario, Mr. Daschle counted up to 20 Democrats who could go against Clinton — highly unlikely, but not impossible.
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Even Democrats recognized a successful discharge petition is a long shot, since it would require Republicans to go against their conference leaders.
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"As the latest, they also organised forces to go against court warrants and authorities, including recruiting people with payment," Kim Khoeun said.
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But even if they go against him, Mr. Johnson is well placed for the general election that everyone expects soon, analysts say.
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Uranus is unpredictable and likes to go against the grain, and right now there's a collective urge to be provocative and edgy.
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"Rules targeting tax avoidance cannot go against their purpose and treat some companies better than others," EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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She says she feels a kinship with the Parkland students because she knows what it's like to go against people with guns.
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"We're demanding the president reverse these executive orders that go against what we are, everything we have always stood for," he said.
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"If I'm about the black agenda, I can't go against black people," said Ms. Young, 17, now a freshman at DePaul University.
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When it turns out they're being played, nobody remarks on how the government spying on its citizens would go against the Constitution.
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For active Republican politicians, to go against Trump they must either defy their voter base or criticize aspects of the GOP ideology.
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"The racial narrative has been the weapon," she said, to get white Americans to vote for policies that go against their interests.
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Plus, Republican donors generally embrace traditionally anti-tax and anti-spending positions, and few politicians want to go against the flow of money.
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On top of this, we don't know how the competing team is going to be chosen to go against the actual VOTED team.
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"For low-yielding major currencies it is difficult to go against the dollar's meaningful interest rate differential at this point," said the note.
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"Such moves go against our country's stance and is extremely regrettable," said Japan's chief Cabinet secretary Yoshihide Suga during a press conference Tuesday.
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Sometimes, Trump said, you have to fight for what you believe and go against "the establishment"—which in this case means Fox News.
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I went back and watched that golden oldie before the show so, again, the speculation, it always seems to go against the Conservatives.
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Further, infiltrating another country's critical infrastructure would go against the newly signed agreement, or worse, prompt our adversaries to infiltrate our critical infrastructure.
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His parents, Taylor Bland-Ball and Joshua McAdams, opted to go against his doctors' advice and pursue a homeopathic approach to the illness.
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The question is how to persuade those firms to go against their apparent self-interest in order to create a more circular economy.
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You couldn't go against them and it was in [Valve's] benefit to hardline that conversation because Valve has so many players on Steam.
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Certainly, politicians are sometimes willing to go against the wishes of their own political base (see recent research on this here and here).
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Two couples go against each other – we're competing against James and Sharna – and whoever wins with the judges' scores gets immunity from elimination.
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Paul was scheduled to go against Uncle Serozha and the Russian slap champion known as Dumpling, according to the event's sponsor, Generation Iron.
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But either way, Omarosa and Keshia are annoyed that Shannon wants to go against the plan and leave the nominations as they are.
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The "religious liberty" order will reportedly allow employers to discriminate in their hiring practices if employing someone would go against their religious beliefs.
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Welcome to the organization that wants to destroy its own party and go against the will of the people and its voting base.
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I'm more strong than he is," Chandler says ... "Listen, I'm not trying to brag, but I go against 300-pound men every day.
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It would go against the constitution of this country, which guarantees from the first line, the unity and indivisibility of the Romanian state.
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While states with looser restrictions don't explicitly forbid marijuana usage for pregnancy, doctors are hesitant to go against ACOG, which provides board certification.
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Pirela got the start as manager Andy Green looked to overload the order with right-handed hitters to go against lefty Madison Bumgarner.
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Facebook has averted attempts to block political ads on the platform by arguing it would go against its mission to promote free speech.
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At the top of the episode, the Carmichael family is discussing "controversial Black opinions" they believe go against the rules of their community.
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But some Democratic activists are against promoting Blue Dog candidates who may go against the party or traditional Democratic policy stances, Bloomberg reported.
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Trump belittles prisoners of war and threatens to order troops to go against military law to torture the enemy and murder their families.
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"I go against my party all the time," Donnelly said, noting his votes for Gorsuch's Supreme Court confirmation and "right to try" legislation.
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Other policies, such as an immigration crackdown, go against what the Fed argues the U.S. economy needs to grow over the long term.
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"I know that when you go against Donald Trump, he gets upset and starts tweeting, you know, a firestorm of insults," he said.
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While most lawmakers opposed leaving the bloc, they're not expected to go against the will of voters to stop it from happening now.
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It may be that we are witnessing a norm being changed with regards to how far private companies will go against nation states.
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That said, it's unlikely that many doctors will want to stick their necks out and go against the guidelines of their professional body.
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You're the one being the aggressive agenda setter, which I think is the fact of the matter is, whether people go against it.
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This provisional decision and proposed remedies are overreaching and go against Singapore's pro-innovation and pro-business regulations in a free market economy.
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While states with looser restrictions don't explicitly forbid marijuana usage for pregnancy, doctors are hesitant to go against ACOG, which provides board certification.
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For the president to go against intelligence analysis and the counsel of scores of experienced professionals suggests there is something else animating him.
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What happens then if those decisions go against Trump will be far more difficult for the President and his team to spin away.
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In a way, it was fitting in a season in which the Lions have seemed to have the major breaks go against them.
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The years ahead are indeed "a time of troubles," or, as he puts it, "history will go against us for a long time."
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As the president's top economic adviser, he opposed policies, like the tariffs announced last week, that go against the prevailing global economic order.
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Still, for most people in the BDSM community, these sorts of shocking stories of abuse and death go against the experience they live.
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That we won't be scared into submission or scared to go against the values that we hold dear to us, like supporting immigrants.
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"The first two years, Larry Cummings said we go against the tenets of the Catholic church," Pride Center executive director Carol Bullock said.
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I am feeling overwhelmed with the week ahead, so I decide to go against what I normally do and order pre-made meals.
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Given the President's tendency to go against precedent and the counsel of his advisers, however, his threat still hangs ominously in the air.
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Meetings with lawmakers also allow Trump to cast himself in his favorite role of dealmaker, willing to go against his own party's orthodoxy.
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"The archetype that gets projected onto us as Asian women of being silent—she really does go against that," Margaret Cho told me.
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This is an unusual time, when there is the need for a person of strength to stand up and go against the current.
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I personally feel that me supplying a natural product to people in medical need doesn't go against my moral obligation to the freemasons.
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Navalny's strong performance in Moscow's 2013 mayoral elections proved that Russians can go against the political current and vote for an alternative option.
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For active Republican politicians, to go against Trump means they must either defy their voter base or criticize aspects of the GOP ideology.
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"There's been no intent, in any way, to go against any applicable rules, laws, and regulations," Trump senior advisor Boris Epshteyn told Fahrenthold.
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But in "Moo Moo" — season four's 16th episode — Terry (Terry Crews) experienced firsthand how his fellow officers' instincts could go against public interest.
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But a better debater is someone who can agree with somebody, but also have more points to refute and rebut and go against.
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Malick makes abstract films that go against Hollywood's superhero obsession; Cutrone chooses to star on reality TV, going against the snobby fashion grain.
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Najib's involvement in the scandal was said to be part of the reason behind Mahathir's return to politics to go against his former party.
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So it would be very difficult for the president I think to go against the sitting incumbents unless there was an extremely good reason.
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Unable to go against the public, yet weary of his bombast and seemingly lose party allegiance, traditional Republicans largely stayed out of primary politics.
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There are many people whose stories we miss out on because our society teaches us to question realities that go against maleness and whiteness.
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This idea for a smaller but enduring American military presence within Afghanistan will go against much of the preferred sentiment within the progressive base.
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But I do believe what we are doing in Saudi does not go against what we talked about in trying to have corporate purpose.
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Don't try to make us go against each other — try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, or Russell against Houston.
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"To denounce and publicly demonstrate against the actions, historic processes, political decisions that go against the great majority is also to love," Baez said.
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"They go against the notion that non-ionizing radiation is completely harmless," said Dr. John Bucher, a senior scientist and author on the reports.
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The latter would mean 20 republican senators would need to go against Trump — making it pretty unlikely that he'd actually end up leaving office.
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"It is my belief that [the ruling party's] most recent actions go against European values and standards and risk damaging our reputation," said Tusk.
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But the freeze showed China is fully willing to exercise its ever-growing regional and international power against countries who go against its interests.
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Those customers aren't as desirable as postpaid subscribers, but it still seems to go against T-Mobile's claims that it's winning the prepaid wars.
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The measure has the potential to put lawmakers in a tough political spot if they go against the wishes of the wider GOP base.
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I had ideas of my own and creative thoughts that seemed to go against the grain of the society I was being raised in.
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Then they blew a six-point lead with three minutes to go against the Wizards after Howard got ejected (again) earlier in the fourth.
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In 228, the papacy officially laid down the legal definition of mortadella, threatening dire consequences for those who dared to go against the guild.
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During a joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week in Helsinki, Trump seemed to go against his own intelligence community's findings.
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"Pedro Parente has clearly said the focus is on fossil fuels ... but you can't go against what is happening in the world," she said.
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That, after all, would go against its stated principle of making it easy for its customers to take their sites and move them elsewhere.
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In turn, Facebook has been forced to introduce features more popular with younger smartphone owners, even as they go against its more traditional aesthetics.
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For him to go against the norm and not only capitalize, butdominateoff of vulnerability is a testament to his aptitude for understanding what sells.
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If Kluber cannot go against the Blue Jays, Francona said RHP Danny Salazar would be reinstated from the disabled list to make the start.
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The gadgets stand out because they go against a recent trend of larger screen sizes; both devices have smaller screens than their immediate predecessors.
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Despite the autonomy states enjoy due to decentralized government, they're not always immune to retaliation if they choose to go against the federal government.
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If New York adopts that kind of fee structure it would go against current practice by other states which do not pay the fee.
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In a call last week, President Trump appeared to go against his administration's previous position, and backed the country's strongman: Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.
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This practice might go against federal record-keeping policies, like the Freedom of Information Act, as the messages can't be obtained by outside parties.
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The idea of abolishing birthright citizenship is "unthinkable," Daisa Pimentel said, adding that she felt that it would go against the country's founding ideals.
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The measures would not go against commitments made with the International Monetary Fund in 2016 under a three-year economic reform programme, he said.
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Levying a sizable fine on Facebook would go against the reputation of the United States of not restraining the power of big tech companies.
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Some lawmakers have also been looking for ways to curb Mr. Trump's protectionist tendencies, which go against the Republican Party's embrace of free trade.
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Now, after a delay and lots of speculation that it would face a rough go against Amazon's Echo, Apple's device is finally on sale.
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During an interview on MSNBC's "All in with Chris Hayes," Sarandon criticized the former secretary of State for stances that go against progressive ideals.
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I think you need the full spectrum of support in order to compete, especially if we want to go against someone like Donald Trump.
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Laber says that these views are so ingrained that people have to make a conscious effort to go against what their parents teach them.
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Chinese state media reported that Xi said China "strongly opposes" anything that would go against United Nations Security Council resolutions, according to USA Today.
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That would go against McConnell's pledge to finish the debate on Tuesday and pave the way for opening arguments to start on Wednesday afternoon.
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"Truth would lose something by their silence," Mill wrote, even if their views go against the entire world, and the entire world is right.
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After holding a double-digit lead with two and a half minutes to go against Duke, North Carolina ended up losing at the buzzer.
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"Millions of Kenyans queued, made their choice, and six people have decided that they will go against the will of the people," he said.
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It was just an interesting ... I was interested in someone who would actually go against the grain, against the normal ... Yeah, I love that.
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PST, and will see Woods — who experienced a career resurgence this year — go against Mickelson, who earned his first victory in five years in March.
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Wade, including Georgia's heartbeat bill, could use this vague language to escape any claims that they go against current precedents provided by the Supreme Court.
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The system we live in was not built with us in mind, so every day we have to go against the grain just to survive.
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Nadler's office cited several instances to support the idea that allowing staff to question Barr would not go against precedent, including public and private hearings.
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It also makes for fodder on the policy perspectives he's likely to bring to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, ones that could well go against the grain.
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As an investor-entrepreneur, I've always tried to be contrarian, to go against the crowd, to identify opportunities in places where people are not looking.
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We wanted to make you feel at the end, to think about that — what's the best way to go against things you don't agree with?
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ET. If you hem and haw all day listening to "hot tips" and changing your mind, you'll go against your gut and could regret it.
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We need more of that in games, with designers daring to go against the traditions of creating a virtual world built only for player enjoyment.
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Incumbent telecoms firms, too, have seen many recent regulatory decisions (such as one on whether rules on predatory pricing apply to Jio) go against them.
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While Caesars has said the lawsuits are without merit, it has warned it could join its operating unit in bankruptcy if rulings go against it.
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You're not used to seeing Dom go against the family, so that's gonna be really different for the fans that are familiar with the franchise.
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The sheltering directives go against the basic human instinct to flee and to reunite with family members as quickly as possible, emergency preparedness officials acknowledge.
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Chinese startup Bytedance urged India's Supreme Court last week to quash the ban order, saying it would go against freedom of speech rights in India.
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North Korea is a prime example of how a country can implicitly threaten stronger regional powers into performing actions that go against their vested interests.
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This year will mark the first time since 2015 that the Warriors will go against a team other than the Cleveland Cavaliers for the championship.
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Surrendering its "guiding" role in the economy would go against Chinese President Xi Jinping's efforts to consolidate party leadership over all aspects of Chinese society.
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"He has huge guts to go against the system, especially as a man," said his colleague Katia Recinos, a lawyer at The Salvadoran Citizens' Group.
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He noted that Cabinet members might not know the president well or would feel partisan pressure not to go against him, despite their own misgivings.
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One of the more profitable trends in betting is to go against teams getting 70% of the money or more, especially early in the season.
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According to The Daily Mail, Wang has yet to be completely discredited by the system, but could face detention should he go against the order.
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This is happening in many Muslim homes, where first-generation millennials have views on religion that go against the very strict nature Islam can have.
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I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department, how we train, and the expectations we have for our officers.
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" And here's Twitter: "Russian efforts to disrupt the 2016 U.S. election, in part by abusing social media platforms, go against everything we believe at Twitter.
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On the other, if the whole idea is that it's going to push companies on diversity, shouldn't it be willing to go against the tide?
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The majority of ultra-Orthodox Jews emphatically say they would never go against the advice of doctors, and health officials say most Hasidim are vaccinated.
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Experimentalists could try a fino or amontillado sherry, fortified wines that go against all I have said about acidity, but will nonetheless pair surprisingly well.
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In their eyes, Mr. Trump is a patriotic man doing the best he can, and those who go against him are traitors to the country.
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Some states go against national trend Though the pedestrian fatality data can seem alarming, the GHSA maintains that there is some good to be found.
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And I wasn't going to go against him, but I quite honestly, I would've never voted for him because of Sarah Palin on the ticket.
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Not only will this action go against the will of the people who voted for legalized marijuana, this action will cause yet another economic collapse.
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Of course, stretched positions, pricing, valuations and momentum are usually flashing lights for hedge funds to go against the tide and bet the other way.
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"I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department, how we train and the expectations we have for our officers."
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As in, is he willing to go against the NRA's priorities and push like hell -- in the House especially -- for some more comprehensive gun reforms?
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It's also an unusual message for Peterson to deliver: she is a Trump supporter asking the President to go against his tough-on-crime gut.
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It should go against his grain when U.S. companies try to use trade laws to shield themselves from competition, even if the competition is formidable.
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Two Republicans voted against Ms. DeVos after tough confirmation hearings, a sign that some members of Mr. Trump's party are willing to go against him.
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"In this crazy market, you need to be being willing to go against the grain because it's the only way to be rational," he said.
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However, the court said Tuesday that Gardendale could still secede in the future if it did not go against the Jefferson County Board's desegregation efforts.
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"My son is 19, he's trying to do everything right and build his credit, and now I'm worried this will go against [him]," Todd says.
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These things go against all of the economic trends of the past 40 years where we've been defunding the public sphere on so many fronts.
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I was taught to go against them because it was an us-against-them mentality, and if I didn't protect myself, my race would die.
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We&aposve increased lethality with the second brigade in Germany, we&aposve put 30 millimeter weapons right on the front lines to go against his machines.
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Or would you go against the tide and argue that the second hour of A Star Is Born is actually just as good as the first?
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So a national law requiring independent redistricting commissions in each state would go against the US tradition of state independence, and might not even be constitutional.
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"Distorting results for political purposes would harm our business and go against our mission of providing helpful content to all of our users," the spokesperson added.
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Taylor Bland-Ball and Joshua McAdams opted to go against doctors' advice and pursue a homeopathic approach to their 3-year-old son Noah McAdams' cancer.
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Well, Reddit user ALL_STAR_87 has a theory about a possible pairing that could go against the grain... [EVERYTHING] Could this powerful alliance be on the cards?
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First: Ask God to give you the strength to do this hard thing — to go against human nature, to follow Jesus' teaching and love your enemies.
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"Not pleasing anyone" and "no performing" go against a lot of what women are taught about sex, so we're glad she's offering a more empowering approach.
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If Buttigieg were to become the nominee to go against President Donald Trump, "we'll have two candidates who believe in free-market capitalism," the host said.
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But as the MIT researchers note, if this choice is implemented, it would go against the public's strong preference for sparing the younger over the elderly.
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The Ministry condemns "all acts of violence as these heinous acts go against the values of humanity as well values of peaceful Afghans," the statement added.
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But whomever we get to go against, I am so proud of how Ryan has prepared for this week and I hope all that work shows!
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To get a human being to obey in all areas, and to get them to go against their nature, is a very complicated and psychological monster.
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But if you are playing a character you don't know, or don't agree with, or goes against what you go against, then it really shows talent.
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Not only does this ban go against the state's constitution and values, the lawsuit argues, it could negatively impact crucial state industries like tourism and education.
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There is always risk, analysts say, that declining oil prices could lead to additional energy losses from trading positions or hedges that go against the banks.
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A merger would go against the objective of the mixed-ownership reform, which is to increase private ownership in state-owned enterprises to drive efficiency gains.
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He admits it would be tough to go against Jay's advice, but adds ... even though Kanye West infamously plugged Trump, he's still gonna buy his music.
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"The vote today seems certain to go against the government as well," said David de Garis, a director of economics and market at National Australia Bank.
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So giving up abortion services wouldn't solve the organization's financial woes if it's defunded — and, more importantly, it would go against everything Planned Parenthood stands for.
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To Mia Raven, who runs the clinic escort program for Reproductive Health Services of Montgomery, Alabama, the decision to go against clinics' requests smacks of arrogance.
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"He spent $75 million of his own money to run against 17 incredibly seasoned Republican candidates to then go against Hillary Clinton," Donald Trump Jr. said.
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Those are not good numbers to build any coalition, never mind one that that would go against the hyper-partisan atmosphere the currently prevails in Washington.
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For "Disney Day" during his school's Spirit Week, Twitter user Count Draculito decided to go against the grain and dress as the infamous Disney Pixar lamp.
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Indeed, the new council and the tax it will administer go against a recent trend for decentralising power from New Delhi to the various state capitals.
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So giving up abortion services wouldn't solve the organization's financial woes if it's defunded — and more importantly, it would go against everything Planned Parenthood stands for.
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"I would like to go against the strain this evening and thank President Trump for making Frank Gallagher seem so normal," he said of his character.
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Couture also said that even though Magomedkerimov has one win over Curtis in 2019, it is something that could go against him in the second fight.
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Traditional investors say this exacerbates market moves and in turn makes it more costly for them to take out hedges when price moves go against them.
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Gaetz, who is one of Trump's strongest supporters, argued that potentially engaging in war with Iran would go against the president's "America First" and noninterventionist policies.
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Such considerations can go against the very grain of investment bankers, who are conditioned to work on as many deals as possible, not to cap activity.
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He has Trump's backing and has at times had to go against his previous stances on issues such as trade to align with the president's views.
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She continues: "I think people who are good with money are often not afraid to go against the grain and to actively unplug from consumerism."173.
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Eliminating courts and judges would go against policies being carried out by his own administration, and would likely violate the Constitution, international law and federal law.
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In unveiling those plans, executives cited YouTube's broad audience reach and a desire to go against the grain when other media companies are busy erecting paywalls.
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Jacoby Brissett played like a rookie, and every break seemed to go against New England, and they fell to the Buffalo Bills, 16-0, on Sunday.
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Even though civil liberties such as freedom of speech are guaranteed, a public domain has every right to limit videos that go against their community guideline.
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A virtuoso of unease, the 33-year-old Mr. Perry makes films that seem almost calculated to go against the grain of contemporary American independent cinema.
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"If Russia were to support the devils who are perpetrating the crimes, I will go against Russia," he said in a video released before the rally.
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The Nuer fear being cursed if they go against the word of local prophets, who sometimes manage to prevent them from raiding a neighboring settlement's cattle.
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Mahathir said he was aware of talks between some in his coalition and the then opposition, but he never expected them to go against his word.
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The Bengals (0-6) have played exactly like a winless team, with days when they look hopeless and others when luck seems to go against them.
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The courts, overwhelmingly, have been incredibly reluctant to go against the judgments of the administration in power, and that's been true for Republican and Democratic administrations.
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It's evident, though, that Trump has a strong hold on the GOP — and has been known to threaten those who go against him in the past.
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In two posts on Instagram, the star revealed she decided to go against a traditional pink room for her daughter, opting for a cool blue theme.
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These decisions have often been opposed by education advocates, who argue that many of the school secessions go against the intent of the 1954 Brown v.
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To strip away any information displayed for the public would go against the building blocks of developed society and would neighbor the future characterized by Bradbury.
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Even though the FCC's move was widely unpopular among voters, it will take a lot to convince dozens of Representatives to go against their own administration's agency.
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Leveraged investors such as hedge funds are often the first out if markets go against them, exacerbating price swings in bond markets where liquidity has become sparse.
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Would it be better to actually have our allies together to go against China, instead of... TRUMP: No. BARTIROMO: ... pushing back on our allies, like European nations?
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"Instead of supporting the AfD, the only party that criticizes Islam, you go against it," an angry Facebook user called Hans Horn wrote to TfD this week.
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I cannot deny that I was with a person in the public eye, but I have never made my relationship public; that would go against my principles.
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Trump is unlikely to give up on his executive order, and it is entirely possible that the states would also appeal, should the ruling go against them.
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This stance does not just go against the views of those Republicans who, along with much of America's foreign-policy establishment, regard Mr Putin as a gangster.
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Especially for someone like me, an immigrant indoctrinated to take the path of least resistance, to literally resist seems to go against the grain of my upbringing.
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"That would go against the instincts he has demonstrated in recent years which are more like Moscovici's -- dialog over confrontation on these matters," the second official said.
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Fortnite is no stranger to unusual in-game events that seem to go against the grain of its stated reason for existence: players shooting at other players.
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"Wikipedia aims to be a neutral, reliable source of free knowledge for all, and vandalism and other violations of Wikipedia policies directly go against this," said Lien.
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Though the find was certainly a large chunk of change, Kimes said she never even considered pocketing the cash, as it would go against her moral code.
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"Heterodox" — coming from the Greek root words heteros, meaning "the other," and doxa, meaning "opinion" — refers to atypical beliefs or those beliefs which go against prevailing norms.
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The L.A. resident will go against Brownley — who represents the southern central coast and most of Ventura County — in the 2018 election, according to the LA Times.
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Deepak Gupta, the lawyer arguing for English, told the judges that the government's position would go against Congress's goal of keeping the bureau independent from presidential will.
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In practice she acts as a figurehead, because were she to use her authority to go against the government, she would risk Parliament dissolving of the monarchy.
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That was the first time that we decided to go against the grain and not wear the bob but throw her hair up into an updo instead.
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The employee's actions go against our company values of respecting intellectual property, and we will further strengthen our internal approval processes to prevent this from happening again.
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I mean, all of these things, no matter how hard the press tries to go against the president, he continues to get results for the American people.
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"When you're living in the world of being inspired by real-life headlines, sometimes the facts go against you in a way you can't imagine," Eid said.
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The EU curbs violate the World Trade Organization's non-discrimination obligations, while some elements go against the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the paper said.
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Hernandez had to leave his Opening Day start after five innings because of a tight groin, but he has been deemed good to go against Los Angeles.
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"I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department, how we train and the expectations we have for our officers," she said.
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The band's danceable tunes have earned them an avid global following but also condemnations from Arab leaders who say their lyrics go against the region's traditional values.
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Murray, who also played mixed doubles with Serena Williams at Wimbledon, would go against fourth seed Dominic Thiem in the second round if he gets by Gasquet.
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At the Nevada recount, Meyer staffers organize a protest; when they realize that the decision they're arguing for would go against them, they change the chant midrally.
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The Trump administration is preparing sweeping raids on undocumented people as the president threatens to go against the Supreme Court and demand citizenship information through the Census.
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This would not go against the wishes of the British people, who voted for Brexit on a referendum question that gave no details on customs union membership.
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I don't feel like I want to see the game policed that way, even though that stance seems to go against what I've been arguing for years.
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Obviously, Kenny jokes, it would go against the spirit of the idea if someone says they're doing No Man 2019 and stays in to cry every night.
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" You must go against your better judgment and give them yet another chance by purchasing 2011's The Devil's Rain and then asking, "Are you fucking serious?
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The Trump administration's aggressive attempts to water down an international resolution supporting breast-feeding go against decades of advice by most medical organizations and public health experts.
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Should the Democratic hopefuls focus on differentiating themselves from one another or stir the imagination on who's best to go against President Trump in the general election?
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"It looks like we made a mistake and removed something you posted on Facebook that didn't go against our Community Standards," Facebook told Stinnett in an email.
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The office said it would be "improper" to go against what the Pentagon determined was best for the country, even if Mr. Ubhi had shaped the contract.
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More than once, Ms. Morgan said, she has been rebuffed by people who told her they could not go against an incumbent, no matter his personal history.
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"If she decides to go against all of that, then there will be consequences," DUP leader Arlene Foster said, though she refrained from explicitly opposing the deal.
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She said she had been following his career since he was San Francisco mayor and admired his willingness to go against the federal government on gay marriage.
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" Berkshire Hathaway: "It's been a — I hate to say it — but it's been a bit of an under performer, but I'm never going to go against Warren.
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I'm not a fan of the balance sheet, I'm not a fan of the industyr right now, so I'm going to have to go against that one.
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I'm not a fan of the balance sheet, I'm not a fan of the industry right now, so I'm going to have to go against that one.
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"We just hung in there and had some things go against us, and our guys were able to make some key stops," Purdue coach Matt Painter said.
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What makes these changes that much more egregious is that they go against the history of the agency, which was founded on the principles of environmental justice.
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"Christie was not as stalwart as some people in the party, but at least he didn't go against him the way she did," the RNC insider said.
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There are vocal campaigns, spearheaded by younger voters, for greater rights for women and greater sexual freedom, which go against the grain of religious and ethnic politics.
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Do you get on board with this major Trump administration accomplishment, or go against something that's supported by a wide array of Democrats and very powerful unions?
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"I know her well enough to know her relationship with her father, which is that she will never, ever, go against the grain," the former friend said.
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" Bromwich also wrote that using outside counsel to perform questioning on the senators' behalf would go against Ford's "repeated requests through counsel that senators conduct the questioning.
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"The government is still not listening to us, but they can't go against the people's opinion," Ms. Levavasseur said from her home in Louviers, in northern France.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer wants investors to have the guts to go against the grain when it comes to investing, especially when it comes to the oil sector.
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In two separate posts on Instagram, the star revealed she decided to go against a traditional pink room for her daughter, opting for a cool blue theme.
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However, divesting DWS would mean giving up a steady stream of profits and go against Deutsche's goal of shifting its business away from volatile investment banking earnings.
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Legal experts say it would absolve all officials who sign on of any crimes, which would go against Venezuela's Constitution and the country's commitments under international law.
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Not only had Trump already said America's roughly 2,000 troops in Syria should leave, but keeping US troops there would go against Trump's own America First instincts.
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"The Chinese economy is likely to stagnate in 2017, so the macro-economic background might go against the steel market," said Zhou Guangyan, steel analyst at Zhongcai Futures.
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We've had a lot of those go against us, but when you slow it down and look at it, it looks like it goes across the (goal) line.
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Some of them go against the grain, like how Nest won't let you turn off the recording light on your camera anymore because it wants to assure you!
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Fighters are also seen smashing television sets and satellite dishes, destroying tombs they say go against Islamic burial laws, and using sticks to beat men accused of smuggling.
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His comments, which go against the GOP's anti-abortion stance, brought new potency to the anti-Trump wing of the party, including conservative radio hosts and Wisconsin Gov.
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It is not often that this musical kismet happens, but when it does you don't try to go against the stars; I'll be keeping an eye on Dyo.
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At the games we dress up in a theme, bring lots of different props to go against their student section, while they are doing the same to us.
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However, opportunity is knocking for VCs willing to go against the grain that have now been given more time and pricing power to selectively uncover the next unicorn.
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Conventional economics wisdom says the only way to incentivize utilities to support microgrids that go against their own business interests would be to pay them to do it.
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Shortly before she was scheduled to go into labor, the "Charmed" star suffered complications and was forced to go against her birth plan and undergo a C-section.
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Nevertheless, Conway and Lake's 2004 findings, for at least half the book, go against the instincts of the Daleiden crowd: They push a sex-positive, women-first narrative.
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So when we go against societal expectations and say mean things, it feels like we're confiding in someone we're really close with — even if we barely know them.
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PiS, which has 235 seats in the 460-strong lower chamber and 63 in the 100-strong upper chamber, denies accusations that its moves go against democratic standards.
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"These results go against the commonly held view that people who stop smoking tend to drink more to compensate," lead author Jamie Brown said in a press release.
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You might think smoking would go against Nintendo's family-friendly ethos, but I live about three miles from Nintendo's Kyoto headquarters, and everybody smokes like a chimney here.
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Procter & Gamble CEO David Taylor on Tuesday said that investors supported his company's strategy, despite a proxy battle that saw nearly half the votes cast go against it.
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If it was, that would go against so-called Brexit minister David Davis, who heads the new Department for Exiting the European Union, and trade minister Liam Fox.
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In America courts have been reluctant to go against parents' requests for treatment, even when the chance of success is vanishingly small, says Dominic Wilkinson of Oxford University.
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I know I told the story more than anything not to go against the Me Too movement -- I want the people who hurt me to pay the price.
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Don't try to split us up, try to make us go against each other, try to make it Russell and the rest of the guys, Russell against Houston.
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Massive military aid budget Ironically, one of the most vulnerable to US financial pressure is also the least likely to go against Washington in Thursday's UN vote: Israel.
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T-MOBILE'S POKEMON GO OFFERING: For a little less than a month, T-Mobile will not count data used when playing "Pokemon Go" against customers' cellular data cap.
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Of course McConnell knew neither proposal would succeed and, because he is McConnell, likely knew that six GOPers would go against Trump and vote for the Democratic proposal.
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Consistently, President Trump has made provocative statements and taken stands, particularly with regard to immigrants, that go against the intricate social fabric that defines most of our communities.
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But he still tends to say things that go against the Republican orthodoxy on abortion, like offering qualified praise of the work Planned Parenthood does for women's health.
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During our chat, we concluded that we would go against that idea and cut through self-judging worldly wisdom and live in the experience of laughter and warmth.
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But it does seem to go against something that Wentz told the crowd at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Los Angeles back in 2005, at the KROQ Acoustic Christmas.
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"In order to be a tough guy, you've got to go against some tough guys and get beat every once in a while," Manhattan coach Steve Masiello said.
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Why is it that the President of the United States seems to go against our allies like the UK or Germany or France and cozy up to Putin?
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She also wanted to make her decision known before the midterms to avoid the potential for an embarrassing departure if the vote were to go against the president.
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It would go against Vegas's very essence to curl up and hide; how does a place this uniquely outgoing steel itself in the wake of such a tragedy?
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The Affordable Care Act, and Governor Pence's decision to go against many other Republican governors and expand Medicaid under the law, may well have saved Mr. Kloski's life.
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Aware that the vote looked certain to go against him, Salvini sought to make political capital out of the case, saying he had only been defending national interests.
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The Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang left the field to use the toilet with less than five minutes to go against Brighton and Hove Albion on Thursday night.
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And I think hurting vulnerable Americans would go against the core of Trump's appeal to the decisive Obama-Trump vote in the Midwest and Northeast, with little benefit.
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The company's been shutting down APIs left and right in a desperate effort to lock down its platform — changes that definitely go against Facebook's usual developer-friendly stance.
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"When we started to do the arrangements, we quickly came to understand that we'd go against the spirit of the show if we played it straight," Stewart said.
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This similarity is not lost on the Iranian leadership, which argues that Prince Mohammed will be likewise doomed because of modernist ambitions that go against his people's traditions.
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Like many anti-choice laws, HB 214 aims to restrict access to abortion care not by banning it outright, which would go against precedent set by Roe v.
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The group can, for example, say that it religiously opposes homosexuality, and ban any gay students from the group since their existence would go against such a belief.
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Rand Paul (R-KY), one of the dozen Republicans who did go against the president on the emergency, added that he and Trump still had plenty of common ground.
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"There is a lot that Donald Trump personally, or those around him, have said that would very much go against what President Obama has been talking about," he noted.
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Considering the liberal nature of Atlanta's City Hall, which is led by a strong, black female mayor, such censorship would go against the image the city tries to portray.
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Some lawmakers are concerned that pilots without regular work contracts may not have the autonomy to make safety decisions which could go against the commercial interests of the airline.
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Supporters of the project had said it could bring much needed jobs to the region, while environmental campaigners said it would go against Britain's commitment to reduce greenhouse gases.
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ROLLINS: If the three women -- two of them certainly will be supportive -- if the three women basically go against her for some reason, we&aposre not going to win.
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Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University, believes the Fed will go against the president's wishes and raise rates at its final monetary policy meeting of 2018 next week.
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An upcoming ruling on territorial claims by the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague, widely expected to go against China, would also accelerate the plan, the source said.
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But now, whether it's genuine desire to go against the grain or a means of cutting costs, brides are changing what it means to dress for the big day.
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It will be hard for many liberals to accept Court rulings that go against them as legitimate and fair, rather than as the outcome of a partisan Republican majority.
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In seeking to go against the grain Fairphone has literally had to stockpile enough components to ensure it can offer years of spare part runway to support its devices.
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If they ignore or go against the court's arbitration, analysts say it could have worrying implications for the stability of the region and weaken an already fragile peace there.
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Dryden Pence, chief investment officer at Pence Wealth Management, said China had to stabilize its currency because devaluing it would go against its goal of becoming a reserve currency.
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The five years of infrared observations go against scientists' models of the planet—all of the brightest eruptions seem to occur on only one of Io's hemispheres, for example.
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I wanted to go against that and emphasize the history of gay culture in Europe and beyond, and also widen out and look at networks of lesbian women too.
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"It is foolish for Trump to be seeking an improved relationship with Moscow right off the bat because Moscow is pursuing policies that go against American interests," he said.
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"They've been challenging to go against in practice, going back to training camp, but it is special to watch them work and watch them perform on Sunday," Manning said.
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Parts of the deal, agreed in 2014, go against the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, Advocate General Paolo Mengozzi said, and in most such cases, judges follow advisers' views.
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BOJ officials publicly deny their ultra-easy policy is aimed at weakening the yen, as it would go against a Group of 20 agreement to avoid competitive currency devaluations.
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According to Rutledge, read receipts can set us up for unrealistic expectations that go against the realities of human communication and they can also cause us to feel anxious.
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His protectionist policies, which go against decades of Republican orthodoxy, have brought the issue of trade and its potential costs to workers to the fore of the presidential race.
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Nobody had a clue how to deal with this sort of thing, and the staff began to wonder if they should go against their principles and hire a therapist.
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"The choice before us is this deal or no Brexit whatsoever and to not have Brexit would go against the democratic vote of the people," McVey told Sky News.
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Brittany Adams, a spokeswoman for Camel cigarette maker Reynolds American Inc, said the local chambers' efforts go against their core mission and could hurt businesses outside the tobacco industry.
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They are also averse to cutting interest rates below zero to help smooth the currency cap exit, as that would go against its signals that policy may be tightened.
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"Every time I get a chance to go against him, it's going to make my game better and I'm going to go as hard as I can," Marshall said.
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These networks are taken down because of their deceptive behavior rather than because of the content they are sharing, which may not be false or go against Facebook's standards.
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In any other spot, I would go against a trend that strong, but sometimes the public is right, and this just feels like it's going to be a rout.
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"It's exceedingly difficult to go against the tide in a presidential election year," said Michael R. Edelman, a former assistant district attorney in Westchester and a Republican political consultant.
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No, because like I say, I'm still the kid that was 13 years old and listening to it, so I can't go against the grain of what it was.
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But as companies move to simplify their menus to contain fewer, more recognizable ingredients, natural flavors go against the trend, as they alone can contain 50 to 100 ingredients.
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Although Stutzman had sold flowers to the couple before, she refused to sell flowers for their wedding back in 2013, claiming that it would go against her Christian beliefs.
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Its broad empathy separates it from the law-and-order crime show tradition; its deep Christian themes — grace, redemption, being one's brother's keeper — go against pop culture's secularist individualism.
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"Action will be taken against all people, regardless of their religion, race and political position, who go against the law of the land and violate human rights," she said.
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To go against a client's wishes, however, violates the role lawyers are supposed to play in the legal system, said Lawrence J. Fox, a lecturer at Yale Law School.
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For Luther, indulgences — and the church's approach to sin and penance more generally — seemed to go against what he saw as the most important part of his Christian faith.
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He also claims since so many states have legalized marijuana (either medically or recreationally), allowing players to use cannabis wouldn't really go against Vince McMahon's strict no-lawbreakers rule.
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When a congressman from Frank's own party (Democratic, in this case) plans to go against him and place "country over party," it may be the season's biggest laugh line.
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After the debacle of last season's N.F.C. championship game, you would think officials would be bending over backward to not have a huge missed call go against New Orleans.
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Once the institutions are strengthened and they are made capable, they should be able to go against anyone, including the president, if the president is found to be complicit.
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The secret, according to the study published Wednesday in the journal Matter, is to go against traditional espresso wisdom and use fewer coffee beans that are ground more coarsely.
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With the major averages slipping from their highs on lingering trade-war concerns, CNBC's Jim Cramer wanted to go against the grain and take a look at what's winning.
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When we think that we have to treat immigrants cruelly in order to survive, we go against a root structure that's deep within the city and deep within ourselves.
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Facebook, Google and Twitter currently use hashing to combat illegal material, such as child pornopgrahy, copyright violations and videos that go against its terms of services (like extremist content).
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But it's contentious, because managing Islam seems to go against laïcité, France's staunch version of state secularism, and a 22016 law that mandates the separation of church and state.
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Some law enforcement officials have shown ambivalence about the sites, which go against the prevailing view of drug misuse as a criminal problem, rather than a public health issue.
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It puts T-Mobile in a position to pick winners and losers, and more importantly, seems to go against the core principals of net neutrality that the FCC has established.
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They&aposre trying to rein in and overheated economy and all that, so they have a vested interest in seeing that this doesn&apost go against their interests on paper.
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On Thursday, some archeologists over in Egypt decided to go against the threat of a world-ending curse to open up a 2,000-year-old black sarcophagus found in Alexandria.
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And while Cannon believes a revived bank tax wouldn't be out of the picture, Harte said he believes a bank tax would go against the Trump administration's pro-business attitude.
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The U.S. tariffs essentially go against what is called a "rules-based international trading system" in which disputes are negotiated through the World Trade Organisation rather than by unilateral action.
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"I don't see a reason to go against that recommendation this year," said Dan Denbow, senior portfolio manager at San Antonio-based USAA Investments, which owns 1.4 million Barrick shares.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the President of the U.S.A. in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," he said.
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But suggesting that people use soap on their vaginas does go against the conventional wisdom that soap can irritate vulvar skin, negatively influence vaginal pH, and even lead to infections.
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To be clear, Hiram is asking Archie to be at the center of a potentially viral moment, to go against his best friend and family, and do his dirty work.
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Senator, it seems like the Trump administration is quietly pushing ahead with a bid to create a new security and political alliance with the Middle East to go against Iran.
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He helps her fall out of her unfulfilling trance, and she starts to go against the crowds and stare around at the passive synchronicity of it all with total bewilderment.
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The only hints of Tibbetts&apos childhood at trial came from the lone witness who was called to talk about factors that might go against a death sentence, Geiger said.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," he said.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the President of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan responded.
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A few years ago, Ryan attended a Cowboys-Jets game, traveling to New Jersey despite cancer to see then-Jets head coach Rex go against then-Dallas defensive coordinator Rob.
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European oil company Royal Dutch Shell Plc , meanwhile, pointed out that a U.S. reversal of the transparency requirements would go against the broader global trend in the notoriously murky industry.
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"If Northern Ireland.. is in favour of the backstop, why would the UK House Of Commons ... go against the wishes of the people of Northern Ireland," the Irish premier said.
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Earlier this summer, the European Union executive gave Poland's nationalist-minded government until late October to reverse changes to the country's Constitutional Tribunal, which Brussels says go against democratic principles.
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"Within the ODA there are activities that combat the illicit financial flows and corruption, so there is assistance given to the developing countries to go against these ... flows," Ahmad said.
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If the lead strategy lays out plans for new regulations, it would go against the EPA's trend under the Trump administration of repealing or easing rules instead of adding them.
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Support for Trump comes despite a backlash from retired military leaders blasting the business mogul for urging the torture of terrorists and other practices that go against the Geneva Conventions.
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Rick Snyder could still decide to go against his party on some of the most controversial changes - giving the Democratic leadership-in-waiting another reason to stay quiet for now.
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Democrats fear the effort will endanger DOE employees whose work on climate change may go against the beliefs of Trump, who has called global warming a hoax created by China.
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One order given in September by a group of temples in Thailand's northeast region asked monks to police each other and report any behavior that might go against Buddhist teachings.
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"But the V4 would never go against the EU. We will have our original positions, but we will not push it at the price of damaging the EU," Fico said.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the President of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan said.
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They go against the grain, they challenge our thoughts on what is or isn't "normal", and fight against toxic masculinity by welcoming all into a place that's soft and sweet.
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Francis's comments go against the more progressive image he has brought to the church after softening on issues like evolution and the big bang, as well as the LGBTQ community.
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The leaders will also have access to moderation tools for the channels in their communities, which gives them permission to ban or timeout channels that go against their community's rules.
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"Removing an entire group of advertisers, in this case publishers, would go against our transparency efforts and the work we're doing to shore up election integrity on Facebook," she wrote.
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The 29-year-old exited that contest with a mild back strain, but has been deemed good to go against the team with which Miley spent his first four seasons.
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But I'll tell you, I got to know him as a competitor because he was one of the folks that was negotiating to go against those Democrats: Dr. Ben Carson.
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Dairy is to Quebec — the largest dairy-producing province in Canada — as ethanol is to Iowa: If you want to play in national politics, you don't go against the industry.
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"It's a very, very awkward position to be in, because you have to go against your constituents in order to protect them — even though they say they want no deal."
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That would go against the advice of top public-health experts, like Dr. Anthony Fauci, who are concerned that ending social-distancing measures too soon could exacerbate the coronavirus outbreak.
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You can come up with an idea, and you can go against the giant machine, and you can survive and succeed and still be in charge nearly three decades later.
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Not only do Zinke's alleged comments and the actions of his colleagues defy inclusive growth -- making sure everyone benefits from economic prosperity -- they go against basic pillars of growth itself.
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Until Wednesday night, many of the rulings of the state elections board and 100 county boards — all of which are controlled by Republicans — have tended to go against Mr. McCrory.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan said.
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"If incidents like Shuanghuanglian happen again and again, it will lose the public trust, cause more panic, and go against the authorities' advice to avoid crowd gathering," Mr. Chen wrote.
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"Nobody knows who the fuck this person is, and we're about to go against Andrew Cuomo," recalled a labor union official involved in the choice of Crowley over Ocasio-Cortez.
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The agency's regulation would go against the ruling and contradict its own report from more than a decade ago that said there was a significant cancer risk in drinking coffee.
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It's quite likely that large elements of the Trump agenda will go down in flames because they go against what the country wants and even against his own core brand.
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Support for Trump comes despite a backlash from retired military leaders blasting the business mogul for calling for torture of terrorists and other practices that go against the Geneva Conventions.
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But the idea that Strange could resign and create a new vacancy to prompt another election "seems to go against the text and purpose of the 17th Amendment," Hasen said.
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"It's an uncomfortable feeling to go against the grain, but that's what we're here for," said Corbin Trent, a spokesman for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and a founder of the group.
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You know, I don&apost think we should be rolling out the carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for.
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"This is do-or-die, and Joe Biden is the best candidate to go against Trump in November," Dick Harpootlian, a state senator in South Carolina told Vanity Fair in May.
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"We have all the economic calculations and grounds for the current exchange rate," he said, adding that allowing depreciation would go against the central bank's target of keeping inflation in check.
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These results seem to go against other recent findings that suggested most millennials (including three quarters of millennial women) are more open to the idea of moderate drinking than previous generations.
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To be fair, it does look like Larson's character is fighting for justice, even if she has to go against the company that sent her to India in the first place.
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The findings go against previous theories in medicine that these surgeries, particularly appendectomies, reduce chances of fertility due to scar tissue forming around a woman's fallopian tubes, where her eggs travel.
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At one point, there was a voice in the background that said "You're not Dwayne," because obviously no one can go against the ex-wrestler turned biggest movie star in Hollywood.
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And arguably it was a mistake on Apple's part to let this method of selecting a single photo go against the "never" preference for photo access that a user had set.
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In all these moments, Clinton got Trump to go against his own self-presentation as the populist friend of the little man and reveal himself to be a selfish, avaricious businessman.
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Of course, there would be a lot of Republicans who don't want to go against the president, and see a fight over the wall as "good politics" just before the midterms.
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"I don't think we should be rolling out the red carpet to the President of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," he said.
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When cure-all good health is promised via the exclusion of whole food groups, that might be to go against the grain of one of the few nutritional sureties we have.
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He's meeting with Democratic congressmen in the hopes of getting them to go against the declaration of war, something Conway can't do himself without risking looking like he's weak on terror.
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The player is given an ever-increasing list of rules and requirements to check documentation against, and is also forced to make moral decisions that could go against the approved criteria.
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Earlier, bond yields fell on expectations the European Central Bank would step in to buy Italian government bonds should this weekend's referendum on constitutional change go against Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
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The government's case was that if you register an organization, you are admitting that these people exist and if you admit that these people exist then they go against the law.
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Epstein's work release appeared to go against program policiesThe Miami Herald questioned Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office about the work-release program in 2018 as part of its investigation into Epstein.
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Ferrari, Formula One's oldest and most successful team who also get special payments and enjoy a right of veto, have threatened to leave if they deem changes go against their interests.
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A vote in parliament over the arrangement's future takes place Thursday and, should it go against the U.K. government, the pressure will rise on the performance of Prime Minister Theresa May.
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They noted that the moves made by Trump go further than Kennedy's because they are petty and personal and go against the Republican idea that government shouldn't pick winners and losers.
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K., let's figure this out, let's keep everyone alive and go against Lobos [the head of the drug cartel who has ordered Ghost to be killed]," is like, "Just kill Ghost.
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"Our results go against conventional thinking that the recent increase in atmospheric methane must be caused by increased emissions from natural gas, oil and coal production," said lead author Euan Nisbet.
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Critics also noted the US's own recognition of Beijing in 1979 and said punishing the Solomons for switching would go against US rhetoric about a "free and open Indo-Pacific" region.
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It's Viola, not "Sebastian" who ends up teaching her teammates about what it means to be a "man," which really means being unafraid to go against what is expected of you.
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That's a team that if we want to be the team we want to be, we got to go against them and we got to get past them in seven games.
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Feelings might be hurt when you limit the guest list so severely, as it might go against expectations that friends and family members had that they would be invited to celebrate.
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I found that most of the time, we think it's a lack of creativity that holds people back from doing things that are disruptive or that go against the status quo.
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Pope Francis himself, speaking at a gathering of Italian Catholic physicians in 2014, encouraged doctors to make "brave choices that go against the current," referring pointedly to conscientious objection and abortion.
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The Debate Society is a minor miracle: a small, scrappy theater company whose years of producing quiet gems go against the grain of a culture driven by hype, stars and spectacles.
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Senators challenged her statements about climate change, which go against the scientific consensus that man-made greenhouse gases are the primary driver of rising temperatures, during her confirmation hearing in November.
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Perhaps live trees will even reach a price that causes some staunch real-tree-consumers to go against their morals and buy artificial trees (nothing says happy holidays like genuine PVC).
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So for the 31st issue of FELT Zine, Ugrin decided to go against the grain and create seriously retro digital compositions that harken to a bygone era of computer-based art.
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You know, there&aposs now this restructuring going on in the Middle East when it comes to everybody, essentially, becoming allies in a little bit of a way to go against Iran.
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He believes it's because, if social factors indeed influence a person's gender identity, then "that would sort of go against — let's call it, the essentialist or 'born that way' model," he said.
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Most of the movements mimic walking, and although the class is billed as a "functional workout," he does not do any squats or lunges, because he believes they go against functional training.
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But a former White House official said Trump aides likely kept Porter on and continue to defend him now because the allegations go against the person they've seen in the Oval Office.
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Of course it's because they go against everything we're told about footwear (especially in spring and summer); we're supposed to want our footwear to be sleek and elongating, not clunky and bulky.
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So while we wouldn't advise you to go against these established guidelines without checking in with your own doctor, we also wouldn't advise you to stress the eff out about them either.
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O&aposNEIL: He&aposs being called a maverick right now for some reason a lot of people in the media want to -- pretty much go against any agenda that President Trump has.
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In their brief the lawmakers said the decision will hamper the agency's ability to function as Congress intended, create constitutional confusion for other agencies with single directors, and go against legal precedent.
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"I don't remember saying that but I can tell you this: the caption said that I said that, so I'm not really trying to go against production really per say," Bailey said.
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When expressed through the sign of the confrontational Ram, Eris is what urges you to speak out against — and fight to the end — anything that you consider to go against your morals.
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Instead, he made an independent decision to go against longstanding Justice Department and FBI practice to not comment publicly about politically sensitive investigations within 60 days of an election, the official said.
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After watching CT beast Bananas on his back — and also having such a hot temper in his younger days — I don't know if I would want to go against him just yet.
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He wanted to start Transworld to kind of go against Thrasher and Independent Trucks, because Fausto [Vitello] owned Indy and Thrasher, and they didn't like the direction that Thrasher was portraying skateboarding.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For the past eight years, Doc NYC, the largest documentary film festival in America, has been showcasing films that go against the grain of conventional storytelling.
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Since Eisenberg hadn't owned anything but a crappy Honda, he was weirdly asked to choose another, cooler car that he'd been in once to go against Ramsey's million-dollar Ferrari LaFerrari. Why?
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan said. http://bit.
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Restricting travel to Cuba will likely impact earnings for the US airlines and cruise ship companies that began service to Cuba in 2016 and go against a rising anti-travel sanctions sentiment.
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"I work in politics, and despite Rob's repeated abuse, some of which I think many know about, he continues to rise and I'm afraid to go against him," she wrote to Holderness.
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"I disagree with it because as I've said, millions of Kenyans queued, made their choice, and six people have decided that they will go against the will of the people," he said.
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Democrats need a majority of members to sign on to the petition, a proposal that even they admit is a long shot, since it would ask Republicans to go against their leadership.
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"Those not supporting her are reluctant to go against her, because we led the marches and the rallies on these things and have worked very closely with the mothers," said the Rev.
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All of which seems to go against the landscape in fashion right now, which is one of personality, diversity, individuality, creativity, and all the things that "real" means, or used to mean.
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Diaspora Jews should be willing to question Israeli government's policies on non-security issues that go against the grain of traditional Jewish values or even increase division among different strains of Judaism.
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Sanford is learning a lesson that should be pretty clear by now: the Republican Party belongs to President Donald Trump, and most Republicans who go against him are endangering their political lives.
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This is a crowd that will scream holy hell if one of theirs is forced to bake a cake for a gay couple because that would go against everything they hold dear.
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"It was one of those days where you go against a team as good as they are and you don't have your good stuff, it makes for a long day," said Wright.
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A former top prosecutor on Saturday warned that were he to go against the law, Johnson would be in contempt of court and would face the same punishment as any ordinary citizen.
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"In an ideal world, I would like them to feel what some of my past guys had to go against all those years," he said, referring to his competitors then and now.
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The stupid machine flips, almost crushing DG and his passenger, but luckily it didn't -- meaning he'll be ready to go against Mississippi State on Saturday, LSU's first SEC game of the year.
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"The behavior he's alleged to have engaged in would go against everything we ever saw of him," said Chris Parry, a journalist who met Mr. Ortis while he was a graduate student.
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"Our Founding Fathers were so deliberate in forming a nation of laws and not men, and if we go against that in the slightest form, we are playing with fire," Sanford added.
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It might not always be easy to incorporate these habits into daily life, but that's what makes the people who do so interesting — they go against the grain, and that's undeniably interesting.
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"We're trying to find the right formulas that respond to the expectations of the Americans, but at the same time do not go against the deal," said a second senior European diplomat.
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"We do not agree that the president should be able to come in and go against the express intention of the Congress when it comes to these appropriated funds" for his wall.
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Dr. M recalls how Syrian President Bashar al-Assad systematically targeted doctors and hospitals found treating the opposition, to the point some doctors would go against their Hippocratic oath out of fear.
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Hindsight can cloud your memory significantly, but if you can cast your mind back to July, can you remember how you thought Robbie Lawler's first title defense would go against Rory MacDonald?
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We're starting a Justice for Tracy in 'Manhattan' petition Unfortunately we've got to get serious for this one, because Woody Allen has been accused of actual crimes that go against all human decency.
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" Saturno's experience spurred protests and Tony Roma's Venezuela hit back, saying the type of actions that led to the incident "are inappropriate in public places and go against morality and respect to others.
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PERINO: The other thing is that President Trump could do as he does Donald DACA, and all of those things, he should dare the conservatives and the freedom caucus to go against him.
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They&aposre going to rigged it against her because the establishment can&apost afford to have some sort of lightning rod that&aposs going to divide the party and go against Wall Street.
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Justice Elena Kagan said that, regardless, there was "a bottom-line conclusion" from within the bureau, and she questioned where the record showed Ross clearly explaining why he decided to go against that.
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"No matter how you look at it, having Ghosn sit alongside Nissan at the trial would be peculiar, it would go against his right to a fair trial," Junichiro Hironaka told a briefing.
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And so, without any legal authority whatsoever, Charlotte decided to go against that (by passing an ordinance in February that said transgender residents could use the restroom of the gender they identify with).
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But the U.S. Department of Justice wants to stop the law in its tracks, arguing that it creates burdensome, anti-consumer requirements that go against the federal government's approach of deregulating the Internet.
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Goldman's call for a September hike did go against the herd, as most economists believed then, as they do now, that the weakish jobs report for August ruled out a rise in rates.
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Keshia can't believe Shannon would go against the alliance like that, but she still has not explained why taking Chuck off the block and nominating Mark would be that advantageous to the alliance.
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Britain's courts, after hearing a wealth of medical evidence, ruled that it would go against Charlie's best interests to have the experimental nucleoside therapy advocated by a U.S. professor of neurology, Michio Hirano.
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"Chanel needs to remain independent, in order to have the freedom to make choices that go against the grain, such as no longer using exotic animal skins, or by harmonising prices," he added.
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"You can ... go against that and use more single-country-oriented ETFs from iShares, or from Franklin, or from other providers that are out there, to underweight China in the portfolio," he said.
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I just didn't think it was going to work out because I knew Chris had Zeke in his back pocket and Michelle wouldn't be able to sway him to go against Chris' plan.
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OF J.D. Martinez hasn't started since being hit on the left hand by a pitch during his Diamondbacks debut on Wednesday, but could be ready to go against the Atlanta Braves on Monday.
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If the assumptions go against EU rules, which call for all euro zone governments to strive towards budget balance and debt reduction, the Commission could send back the draft Italian budget for changes.
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Tightening up on those categories would likely impact earnings for the US airlines and cruise ship companies that began service to Cuba in 2016 and go against a rising anti-travel sanctions sentiment.
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The video also shows the WikiLeaks founder talking, smiling, and even laughing with other inmates, which seems to go against the narrative that Assange is quite ill, as his lawyers have recently claimed.
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The ACM investigation was announced shortly after the Dutch Senate on Tuesday passed a net neutrality law which telecoms industry groups said took a stricter interpretation that would go against the EU regulation.
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You may have learned the hard way to look past your idealism to see the bigger picture, and as Uranus entered your sign, you changed your traditional approaches to go against the grain.
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President Trump's today further show how his administration is attempting to go against established U.S. law to destroy the DV program, furthering an agenda with little interest in what actually keeps us safe.
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Given Trump's mercurial behavior, its not clear how far the administration will go against China, especially when it comes to the possibility of the trade war spiraling out of control with additional tariffs.
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The legality of these proposals has been called into question by abortion-rights supporters, who argue they go against federal law that allows Medicaid beneficiaries to obtain health care from any willing provider.
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Instead of going with the flow and follow the corporate ladder, billionaires aren't afraid to go against what everyone else is doing to chart their own course, even when there are vocal naysayers.
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During a public appearance in England, Hillary Clinton also reportedly defended the players' right to demonstrate against racial injustice, saying their action does not go against the national anthem or the American flag.
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While it's not clear what approach the next commissioner will take, conservative groups have pressured the White House to block the FDA's changes, arguing they go against the Trump administration's anti-regulation agenda.
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"And no, there is a zero percent chance the 'super delegates' will somehow go against the will of the voters and choose the second place candidate," said Plouffe, who endorsed Clinton last October.
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There is little acknowledgment that Afghanistan's minorities existed, with the document declaring the Hanafi school of Sunni Islam as the official religion of the state and that nothing could go against Shariah's dictates.
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The current Afghan Constitution, while making clear that nothing in the country can go against Islamic principles, leaves enough wiggle room and vagueness that accommodates the diverse interpretations of Islam in the country.
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What she plans to cover: Malin wants to explore stories about people who go against the grain and is also interested in documenting indigenous and traditional cultures that are fading because of modernization.
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" Ms. Womack credited her former label Decca Nashville with allowing her the leeway to go against the format's glossy grain, but also recognized her responsibility to "give them something they could work with.
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"You don't go into northeast Ohio where he was probably the most famous athlete at the time, and go against his widow and kids," Wiles, now 73, said in a recent telephone interview.
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We got the former candidate for Florida governor Tuesday at LAX ... and he says he trusts the process of our nation's voting system in choosing the right person to go against Donald Trump.
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They also worry that those potential legal repercussions would force providers to go against some patients' wishes that a newborn with a terminal diagnosis receive palliative care rather than undergo futile medical intervention.
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The change, depending on how it is administered, could affect states that have legalized marijuana for recreational or medical use — and would go against strong public opinion backing federal deference to state rules.
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A decision to recognize Jerusalem would go against the precedent set by previous presidents, who have said the status of the holy city must be decided through negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Actual solutions to climate change go against everything that the Republican Party stands for, and dealing with the climate crisis through a 'moderate' approach will mean the suffering and death of untold millions.
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It was not unusual for the left-handed-hitting Rasmus to sit against Athletics LHP Rich Hill in the series opener, but Rasmus was unable to go against RHP Daniel Mengden on Friday.
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"He doesn't want to go against leadership, but doesn't want to vote against the good amendments like making these lower prices available to everybody," said one staffer for a Ways and Means Democrat.
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France wants them to "have a say, up to a veto right if needed" on some decisions taken by non-EU authorities, if those decisions go against the bloc's interests, the sources added.
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Aware that the vote in the upper house Senate looked certain to go against him, Salvini sought to make political capital out of the case, saying he had only been defending national interests.
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It's the strongest sign yet that the Republican caucus will be willing to go against the incoming Trump administration's wishes over what some analysts argue is an unprecedented breach of America's electoral system.
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"I understand that on television, on social media, they're talking about this but I am here to explain it, to say that it wasn't my intention to go against the manager," Kepa said.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the U.S.A. in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan told U.K. broadcaster Channel 4.
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On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to provide a cake for a gay couple's wedding, arguing that doing so would go against his religious beliefs.
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They had to hide it from the press; if people heard he was a hero, that would go against his character in the ring where he's supposed to be a villain that everyone hates.
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Now that Erdogan's gotten Trump to go against his own experts' advice during one-on-one phone calls at least twice, the President is scrambling to come up with some semblance of a strategy.
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Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has formally asked Oslo for talks to address what Moscow believes are restrictions that go against the treaty's guarantees of "equal liberty of access and entry", the foreign ministry said.
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"Capacity mechanisms will not be used as a backdoor subsidy of high-polluting fossil fuels; that would go against our climate objectives," EU Commissioner for Climate Action and Energy Miguel Arias Canete told Reuters.
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"Whatever exchanges may have happened in the past, we are categorically against any views or activities that can incite hatred or in any way that go against the principle of dialogue," said the spokesperson.
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"The EU deal is the latest in a long line of policies that go against the values and the principles that enable assistance to be provided," Secretary General Jerome Oberreit told reporters in Brussels.
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He's kind of stuck in this really bad predicament where it's like, he shouldn't have to sign the balls, but if he doesn't then are calls going to go against us the next day?
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Instead he made an independent decision to go against longstanding Justice Department and FBI practice to not comment publicly about politically sensitive investigations within 60 days of an election, a law enforcement official said.
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" Harteau also appeared to distance herself from Noor's actions, saying, "These were the actions and judgement of one individual," adding, "I believe the actions in question go against who we are as a department.
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Things are not always going to be perfect, things are going to go against you, but you keep bearing down, you keep executing and keep finding a way, and that's what we did tonight.
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The true master of the art, Jeff Fisher, opted to kick a field goal from the opponent's three with his team down a touchdown and with less than six minutes to go against Buffalo.
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" He said Democrats are considering legislation to overturn the order, which bars refugees and people from seven predominately Muslim countries from entering the U.S. "These orders go against what America has always been about.
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It shows that even though people are determined to create a wedge between you, you can go against all the odds and create something so beautiful and still be queens whilst doing it. True.
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"I don't think we should roll out the red carpet to the president of the USA in the circumstances where his policies go against everything we stand for," Khan told British broadcaster Channel 4.
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The decision to shrink the national monuments would go against some of what Trump said on the campaign trail, when he told supporters that he was in favor of federal control of public lands.
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He pointed out that a few of the paper's statements go against what many astrophysicists know about black hole mergers, like the amount of a black hole's energy that gets converted into gravitational waves.
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The fact that so many are ungrateful does not deter him: he accepts that, like any of the great men in history who have dared to go against the grain, he must endure derision.
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"I asked him how he was able to have the courage to go against the grain in Alabama at that time," Kentucky's current men's basketball coach, John Calipari, wrote on a blog last week.
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Jennifer Lopez may have one of the most iconic red-carpet dresses of all time, but she wasn't afraid to go against her usual style with this hot-pink princess gown in December 2018.
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