WILLIAMS: -- goes after -- goes after the NFL players.
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HANNITY: Ok. GINGRICH: I said he has a chance to prove it he goes after Tony Podesta and goes after Tony&aposs brother John, then he goes down the list of Clinton people.
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The way that Kelly goes after people is not normal.
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Trump often goes after Democrats and accuses them of obstruction.
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Throw a tennis ball, the black Lab goes after it.
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SonosApple's HomePod actually goes after two categories with one product.
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He grabs a baseball bat and goes after the owner.
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And what if President Trump goes after her, they ask?
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Dingell goes after #Zuckerberg for everything he doesn't know pic.twitter.
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If Kaine goes after Pence on Trump's flaws alone, he loses.
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Human rights Amnesty International usually goes after dictators, tyrants and warlords.
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The question about how it goes after that hasn't been posed.
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Google goes after Slack and splits Hangouts into Chat and Meet
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It will be interesting to see where Hollywood goes after this.
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NBA Legend's Crazy Catfish Legal WarMeek Mill Goes After Bruce Springsteen?
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VW's Moia Goes After Uber, Apple With Electric Car Sharing Campaign
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This budget even goes after poor children — $3.2 billion in cuts.
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He goes after people as soon as he has the inkling.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Senate bill also significantly goes after Medicaid.
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She knows exactly what she wants and she goes after it.
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When it goes after all kids, it's a whole new realm.
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So we'll see how far the bill goes after this week.
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Acquitted of impeachment charges, Trump goes after those who defied him.
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If Apple goes after it I'll be seriously bummed — and disappointed.
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One dynamic to watch is how aggressively Harris goes after Biden.
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And the proper approach... (BELL RINGS) ... is a president and commander in chief that defends this country and that goes after — goes after the terrorists, rather than showing them weakness and encouraging them to target more Americans.
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"I prefer our strategy because it goes after what consumer's interests are."
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Trump, himself accused of multiple accounts of sexual harassment, goes after Sen.
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Instead, the new president imprisons the oligarch and goes after his cronies.
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When somebody goes after your husband, as a wife, you get defensive.
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Tamiflu, on the other hand, goes after a different enzyme called neuraminidase.
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Who do you think goes after the people who committed those murders?
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It already had an English UI. June 2012: WeChat goes after India
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He goes after it and digs into it and figures it out.
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These Freedom Caucus members will only wobble if Trump goes after them.
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And that boy, he goes after the world with a voracious appetite.
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I think Divvy and Airbase goes after different parts of the market.
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Feinstein signals focus on torture Grassley goes after McCabe 9:45 a.m.
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When Ms. Baird goes after those myths, her alternative versions are exhilarating.
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Go deeper: Castro goes after Biden's health care plan and his memory
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This I.G. really goes after the former FBI director for his decision-making.
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So how he goes after her is going to be interesting to see.
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Wherever Persona goes after 5, there's no guarantee that Hasino will be involved.
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"Every time a prosecutor goes after high government officials, he becomes the heavy."
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A new Hillary Clinton ad goes after Trump without even mentioning his name.
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Plus, Woodley goes after Tekashi69 and breaks some news about his rap career.
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Where it goes after making landfall is where the path becomes uncertain again.
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Also in "Call Me," he said, it is Elio who goes after Oliver.
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Ragin -- still wearing his orange airport vest -- goes after Jones, initiating the fight.
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She goes after Laurie for more than love: it's for Amy's own survival.
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White Bull goes after Viking's kid, and a patriarchal free-for-all ensues.
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SO HE HAS A LOT OF FLEXIBILTY ON WHICH ISSUES HE REALLY GOES AFTER.
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Chrissy Teigen is a woman who knows what she wants and goes after it.
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While all this is happening, Tariq (Morocco Omari) goes after Lucious' mother (Leslie Uggams).
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He's read that North Korea's bad, so he goes after a North Korean general.
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Sequoia goes after early-stage with an accelerator program in India and Southeast Asia
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Here's a bit of a rundown: Trump regularly goes after CNN during his campaign.
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She takes it personally when anyone goes after the children and families of politicians.
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This drug goes after a different target than most of these high-profile trials.
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So this concept that an active investor goes after bad companies, that's a mistake.
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Another, Trikru's warrior, goes after Octavia, but she quickly hides instead of challenging him.
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Suddenly, the dog sees a dolphin in in the distance and goes after it.
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North Korea also goes after those defectors who manage to make it to freedom.
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It's difficult to track where the cash goes after the gift card is drained.
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Do you know how dry your mouth goes after three entire teapots of Earl Grey?
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The ad goes after Buttigieg for installing "decorative lights under bridges," in South Bend, Ind.
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The NMPA goes after unlicensed sites, demanding that they buy licenses or remove unlicensed content.
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Like many a seasoned CEO, Trump goes after challengers by heaping doubt on their capabilities.
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In docs, Duane goes after the "Martin" star's skills as a parent -- or lack thereof.
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He also cracks jokes about non-binary people ... and then goes after the Parkland kids.
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Media Matters has a progressive bent, and often goes after Fox News for its coverage.
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This gives Cohn even more influence when he goes after a company like AT&T.
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It's not every day that someone aggressively goes after one of Warren Buffett's stock picks.
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U.S. Senate Republicans align, the West goes after Russia, speculation on the Nobel Peace Prize.
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It leaves it to other laws, and after the fact goes after companies that misbehave.
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"He's the type of person who sets goals and goes after them," Mr. Crouch said.
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His cruel, unnecessarily hard-edged approach to immigration enforcement goes after law-abiding, taxpaying residents.
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As it goes after the Assad regime, it will continue to square off against Russia.
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"Anytime leadership goes after Freedom Caucus members, it's not the prudent thing to do," Rep.
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Bernie Sanders promised to be Trump's "worst nightmare" if the new president goes after minorities.
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"But until somebody goes after Trump and he starts to shed those votes," he said.
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" "As a journalist ... he goes after information that should be known and then presents it.
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The talking points demonstrate the hurdles Bloomberg could face if he goes after the Democratic nomination.
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Instead, it goes after the employer for not checking people's documents or knowingly hiring unauthorized employees.
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Any woman who gets out there, looks on stage and goes after someone who inspires her.
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The agency can't go after every clinic, so instead it goes after the most risky actors.
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Nevertheless, it illustrates how football, as an industry, goes after those that make it look 'bad'.
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Now grounded indefinitely, Mando goes after them as they drive off in their huge Sandcrawler transport.
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This is what this [law firm] does; it goes after high-flying and other tech companies.
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If Trump goes after H-1Bs, the cautiously cordial relations between Trump and tech could unravel.
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"Amelia is someone who sets her mind to something and goes after it," Rinna tells PEOPLE.
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Farrow also goes after executives at the network, claiming they repeatedly blocked his investigation of Weinstein.
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She's such a hard worker, she does not stop and she goes after what she wants.
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He frequently goes after Biden and has argued the former vice president has lost a step.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRob Kardashian Storms Jamaica with Blac ChynaJohnny Depp Goes after Donald Trump... BIG TIME.
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As you know, since this film was finished, new legislation came out that goes after whistleblowers.
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All internet pornography is banned in China, and unlike other countries, the government actively goes after it.
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Lemon also speculated about why the president doesn't attack MSNBC as frequently as he goes after CNN.
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Musk goes after the SEC "as if it's funny," the "Mad Money" host said at the time.
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So George goes after me, he introduces himself as George Papadopoulos, who works in the energy sector.
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But it is also likely a threat to fintech companies, especially if it goes after consumer deposits.
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The latest suit goes after language in a defense law explicitly blocking the purchase of Kaspersky products.
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The duo goes after Meemo and his crew, who are transporting something nefarious in an 18-wheeler.
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"I don't think it's out of the question Anthem or Cigna goes after Humana," Ms. Gupte said.
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It is only a matter of time before CRRC goes after American freight equipment companies as well.
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Normally, Interpol goes after murderers and drug traffickers, not women fond of posting cleavage shots on Instagram.
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U.S. Senate Republicans align, the West goes after Russia and handicappers speculate about the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Trump often goes after Clinton on Twitter, most recently attacking her on Sunday for her deleted emails.
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Where the film goes — and where Bong's career goes after this — remains as unpredictable as his work.
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It continues, though, to lose money, as it goes after new customers and builds out its infrastructure.
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It ran an ad Friday in California titled "27" that goes after Clinton for the big-dollar fundraiser.
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The campaign ran an ad on Friday titled "27" that goes after her for the big-dollar fundraiser.
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Goes after a freakin' rookie who's been in three games and goes and gets right at his head.
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And even if a Trump administration goes after Amazon on tax issues, Munster says there's nothing to find.
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During the trail run, the dog goes after the prairie dogs (but they're way too fast for her!).
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"The more the president goes after his critics, the more political polarization it will generate," said Herrera-Lim.
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Refinery29: I want to start with the ending — where do you think Lady Bird goes after that exhale?
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"He always goes after the people who stand a chance of taking him out," said the Democratic strategist.
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When she's looking for something to shoot, photographer Michelle Groskopf goes after the everyday, the banal, the suburban.
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And right out of the box, he goes after immigrants and how they're drug dealers and they're rapists.
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If he goes after his missing contestant and she doesn't budge, he could very well be single now.
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When my wife goes after one of our kids, I freak out and I have to go upstairs.
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The wolf was portrayed as the ultimate villain, a scheming predator who goes after women, children and livelihood.
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It goes from dialogue to action where the dog gets away and the kid goes after the dog.
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Asana has been focusing on building software for specific teams and industries as it goes after bigger customers.
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Sensing a potential victory in Iowa, Mayor Pete Buttigieg launched an ad that goes after proposals from Sens.
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That's precisely why someone in a position of power goes after a child or someone who trusts them.
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" He then goes after Scooter, "The only fraud is Scooter Braun professing to be a high integrity individual.
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"He goes after their dignity, their self-worth," adding that women across America know what that feels like.
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But when Shaolin seeks Zeke, and the record that he's carrying, he goes after him to get it back.
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When he does things that he doesn&apost like, like not shutting down this investigation, he goes after him.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNRobin Thicke: Accused Of Sushi BribeCaitlyn Jenner Goes After President TrumpDonald Trump: The Wall Is Getting Built!
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Tuesday that Turkey would follow Muslim "wherever he goes" after his release.
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MCCASKILL GOES AFTER TRUMP AT ISIS/SOCIAL MEDIA HEARING: During a hearing on the spread of terrorism online, Sen.
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But it's an embarrassment for a company that prides itself in secrecy and aggressively goes after leaks and leakers.
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" The sketch lovingly goes after those same moms that were parodied in the classic SNL commercial for "Mom Jeans.
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In theory, a treatment that goes after a different target could rescue patients who lack CD19 or lose it.
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Related: Underdog Clinton Goes After Sanders in New Hampshire Debate Hillary Clinton has another near-tie on her hands.
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The fired NBC host goes after Trump again pretty passionately here -- ya gotta wonder when DT will hit back.
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There's more ... Shaq also goes after Dame as a basketball player -- saying the dude sucks and has never won.
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J.K. Rowling often goes after people on Twitter, but usually she reserves her magical takedowns for trolls or politicians.
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Trump goes after anyone's perceived weakness, and it's clear that, for women, he believes femaleness itself is a failing.
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"We should not remain silent one instant when this administration goes after the progressive values we care about," he said.
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Donald Trump, our president, has got the Deplorables who he goes after every time and everybody else is an Ignorable.
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And so the Church goes after their family to shun their family … I'm very lucky that didn't happen to me.
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The group is partially funded by Uber, a fact that can raise eyebrows when it goes after the company's rivals.
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" Mr. Ryan said that "rather than focus on criminals and terrorists, he goes after the most law-abiding of citizens.
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Anyone who calls themselves a "fan" and actively goes after someone for literally acting and doing their job is ridiculous.
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Bryce Harper goes after Hunter Strickland after an HBP and then Mike Morse and Jeff Samardzija are collateral damage. pic.twitter.
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He gets right back in the game and goes after Hannah and Hannah's had a little something going with Dylan.
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He goes after Nike execs with a vengeance, saying they are corrupt to the core and it will be exposed.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which typically goes after companies with antitrust lawsuits, would have to pick up the slack.
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But it does feel sometimes like things are incredibly coordinated, that on the same minute that everyone goes after something.
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She also goes after Abby (Darby Stanchfield) pretty hard core when she learns Abby played a part in Huck's shooting.
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The ad also goes after Trump's donations to lawmakers who in 2013 pushed the Gang of Eight immigration reform bill.
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So what should we make of his comment to Stahl, that he goes after the media for cynical political reasons?
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Fox goes after its enemies, and I was nervous about telling my reasons for leaving, although I did, on CNN.
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Scarlet Witch watched Thanos kill Vision in "Infinity War" and she goes after him in "Endgame" to get her revenge.
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Matt goes after Stan, the Roxxon accountant, who reveals that the Yakuza are holding his son hostage at a warehouse.
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In this edition: Biden goes after Republicans (in multiple ways), the firefighters go all out, and Pennsylvania's primary gets interesting.
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The whole magic of the "adults" this book goes after is that "insiders" do not need to operate in secret.
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That growth equity team often goes after founders who've bootstrapped their companies, as might a more traditional private equity firm.
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"When Omarosa goes after you, you've gotta be quick - boom boom - and you've gotta be fast," he told the crowd.
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Trump has a history of attacking successful women, but the ferocity with which he goes after Black women is especially potent.
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And when a drug goes after a molecule, it usually does so by interfering or otherwise interacting with these same receptors.
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Apple's new lawsuit, which was filed in California, goes after PAEs that Nokia has partnered with to pursue additional patent money.
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Lohan also goes after the phone, but Tarabasov stops her by aggressively grabbing her and twisting her arm behind her back.
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The group says it goes after Islamic State (ISIS) online activity, but carried out the BBC attack to test its capabilities.
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" And Gilbert goes after Tamar's estranged husband ... "@thevincentherbert I don't know who's pregnant but if it's my @BM RUN N**** RUN.
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In one of two recent television ads, he even goes after a stalwart of his own party, Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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That's when Guillard goes after the guy, pushing him back with one arm ... before socking the dude straight in the jaw.
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Then, as the tale goes, after they made a bunch of money, haters and gold diggers came out of the woodwork.
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So, if most presidents would ignore Biden, Trump goes after him -- and punches back 10 times harder than he got punched.
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A maverick C.I.A. officer (Idris Elba) goes after a pickpocket (Richard Madden) who has unwittingly snatched a bag containing a bomb.
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The 45-year-old rapper, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, goes after Trump and his family members in multiple tracks.
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" Tapper also told DeGeneres that it doesn't really bother him when Trump goes after CNN and attacks it as "fake news.
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In this one, Sanders goes after Wall Street, playing on the fact that Arizonans were especially hard hit in the housing crisis.
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People with multiple sclerosis have a mutinous immune system that goes after and destroys myelin, wreaking havoc on the central nervous system.
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And when Forky absconds from the family's campervan during a driving holiday, Woody goes after him, just as he went after Buzz.
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The U.S. government is not standing by idly – nor can it – as the EU goes after U.S. taxpayers in this unprincipled way.
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Do you think when he goes after Muslims and says we're going to put them in a registry, that's not identity politics?
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OBAKE FAMILY DAY: SPECTERS OF THE SACRED FOREST (Sunday) Imagine a lost umbrella that becomes vengeful and goes after its careless owner.
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Staci immediately goes after an assistant, Penny, to ask if she's up for, you know, lending her uterus to an unknown couple.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN Taylor Swift Goes After Kim KardashianCardi B Talks Met Gala BeatdownKanye West: Violent Gang Threat LiftedOffset: $150k Chain Stolen!
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNKanye West: Drugs & Booze AllegationsStar-Studded Hurricane Benefit Concert Master P Goes After Kevin HartKathy Griffin: I'm Not Sorry Anymore!
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMeek Mill: Danger To The CommunityBilly Bush Goes After TrumpChris Pratt & Anna Faris: Tag Team DivorceKendall Jenner: Chugging Raw Eggs
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Between the lines: The president often goes after Fox News for giving airtime to Democratic analysts and contributors, specifically ones of color.
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Naspers also goes after startups at a variety of stages with the promise that it can help them expand around the world.
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Then he goes after her friend Peach Salinger (yes, that Salinger), who is — rightly, it turns out — suspicious of good ol' Joe.
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But all of a sudden, a person of color comes into the royal family and everyone just jumps and goes after her.
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The chamber is expected to turn to the issue Monday evening, but where the debate goes after it begins is anyone's guess.
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Mr. Trump's actions will have special resonance for a program that goes after foreign leaders whose business and government positions are porous.
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" Lew argued that the new approach goes after income that the EU has no right to tax under international tax standards. "U.
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People or groups that oppose him, he shuns; those more to his liking, he goes after with venal, vicious and vindictive remarks.
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When the Justice Department goes after jihadist terrorists, for example, their crimes are typically charged under federal laws aimed at international terrorism.
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"He goes after their dignity, their self worth, and I don't think there's a woman anywhere who hasn't felt that," Clinton added.
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I'll be watching not only how aggressively he goes after Mr. Rubio and Mr. Cruz, but also what line of attack he chooses.
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To make matters worse, in the second episode, Saran goes after Abraham's mother and posts an old mugshot of her on social media.
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It even seemed to be safer than a live-virus vaccine for Japanese encephalitis, another mosquito-borne virus that goes after the brain.
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Concealer goes before foundation, and BB cream goes before powder, and powder goes after everything — or wait, is it the other way around?
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In her opinion, we will, even if it seems hard right now as President Donald Trump goes after the NFL and the NBA.
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Anyone who goes after the singer, even subliminally, or even singers they perceive to be lesser who cover her songs: All fair game.
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He goes after gappers that other outfielders would have to dive for and ends up throttling back by the time he catches them.
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Gray's campaign goes after former fighter pilot Amy McGrath in the 30-second ad for having recently moved to the Central Kentucky District.
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The bottom line: Booker goes after President Trump in his post, promising to reverse much of his administration's restrictions on reproductive health care.
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In the song, Remy goes after Nicki's alleged plastic surgery, sexual history, and support of her brother, who was convicted of child rape.
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The 30-second TV spot goes after his Republican opponent for supporting a rollback of protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Geragos also says the City NEVER goes after individuals under these circumstances, threatening to mount a constitutional attack if the case goes forward.
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He also goes after the Anti-Defamation League, which he claims is a hate group but is in fact a Jewish advocacy group.
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The fate of Brexit remains uncertain, the U.S. goes after Chinese investments in American technology and Brunei's new Islamic laws draw widespread criticism.
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As the story goes, after her death, a mysterious housekeeper was discovered to have taken 100,000 stunning photographs of a nation in flux.
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It goes after the bottom part of the protein on flu viruses to boost T-cell response, rather than the traditional antibody response.
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If Mr. Trump goes after Canada on trade issues, as seems likely, Mr. Trudeau is expected to become significantly more vocal and critical.
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Its crater unleashes a mysterious energy — in the form of a hypnotic, purple hue — that goes after the family in bizarre, bloody ways.
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"I mean, talking to my colleagues all along it was, you know, once he goes after Mueller, then we'll take action," Flake said.
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"I mean, talking to my colleagues all along it was, you know, once he goes after Mueller, then we'll take action," he said.
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Wells goes after him, falling in love along the way with a curator (Genesis Rodriguez) at a museum holding — how could he resist?
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNMonica Lewinsky ResurfacesSean Kingston Goes After a Fan During a ConcertKendall Jenner's Terrifying Stalker ExperienceLindsay Lohan: Back to the Nightclub Scene
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Dickman goes after the drug dealers he believes are responsible, but his plans become complicated as he ventures further into the local criminal underworld.
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However, Fratto believes it is "pure fantasy" that Donald Trump will be able to capture those voters, even if he goes after Wall Street.
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But when Donald Trump goes after political correctness, he is restating opposition to something much bigger than the codes of discussion among college students.
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A bipartisan cybersecurity bill released today goes after large-scale breaches by imposing new security regulations on "smart" devices like fitness trackers or sensors.
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The film, from director Lynne Ramsay, is about a war vet who seems to be a hitman who goes after men trafficking young girls.
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If Mattis goes — after the midterms, as many reported — Trump would be left with few if any moderating influences on his national security team.
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The big picture: This will be the first book from a former Trump White House aide that goes after the president and his administration.
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"What the president has put forth is a destructive and irrational budget that intentionally goes after working families and vulnerable Americans," the document said.
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US includes Brad Woodhouse, president of Protect Our Care, a similar group that goes after Republicans for trying to undermine the Affordable Care Act.
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"This action by the Trump administration goes after people who are just trying to get by," Democratic U.S. Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon said.
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While all this is happening, Tom gets released from jail and overhears the officers talking about Dan, so he goes after him with a gun.
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Suddenly the dog goes after a bone or something and takes poor granny (or grandma, nana, or my personal favorite, big nanny) for a ride.
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Samantha Bee goes after Ivanka Trump with vulgar slur Comedian is taking heat for her profane remarks about President Trump's daughter; reaction from 'The Five.
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Sanders goes after the establishment in fiery speech Speaking in Southern California Tuesday night, Sanders fired up the crowd by calling out the Democratic leadership.
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Second, it's galvanized people to criticize us; when the person with the loudest megaphone in the country goes after you, lots of others will follow.
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For a start, Tuivasa attempts to end up with at least one underhook any time an opponent closes to clinch or goes after his hips.
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The trojan also goes after "apps for booking flights and hotel rooms, and apps for paying traffic tickets — as well as apps for booking taxis."
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It's how he promotes his rallies, defends himself when attacked, ridicules the media and goes after his rival, most notably with the Twitter hashtag #CrookedHillary.
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"Trump goes after people in a way that is un-Mormonlike," observed Quin Monson, an associate professor of political science at Utah's Brigham Young University.
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Kirsten Kliphouse will lead North America sales as the company goes after enterprises, mid-market customers and small and midsize businesses, the company told CNBC.
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He goes after dignity and self worth of women and I don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like.
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The group will run a commercial that goes after Mr. Kasich for supporting Common Core educational standards and expanding Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
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By the same token, she argues that the campaign against animal trafficking will never succeed unless it goes after its safe havens on social media.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNDemi Lovato: Wilmer By Her Side In Rehab Colin Kaepernick: 2 Teams InterestedSuper Bowl Performance: Maroon 5 BacklashMachine Gun Kelly Goes After Eminem
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But it still is kind of shitty when people see you and think you're slutty, or someone goes after your looks and nothing else deeper.
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Their advice was wide-ranging: Some said Biden surrogates should attack Trump's adult children for benefitting from the presidency anytime Trump goes after Biden's son.
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The Boston Globe explores the similarities and differences between that suit — which also goes after Exxon's claims in its advertising — and the New York case.
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It's submerged, to be sure, but apparent in how he goes after the way our culture rewards conflict over debate and treats shaming as entertainment.
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Later, when Betty's mom Alice (Madchen Amick) gets a phone call and immediately goes after Betty with a knife, Betty realizes hypnotism is at work.
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Critics have also argued that the new law — which goes after johns, not sex workers — will encourage clients to use sites like SeekingArrangement or sugardaddy.
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T-Wood also goes after Michael Bisping -- vowing to tear his "UFC Tonight" colleague's head off in the octagon for all the crap he's been talking.
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" When Dr. V suggests she walk upstairs and get Baier, Portwood immediately gets frustrated and goes after Guy, who encourages her: "Amber, you can do it.
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What makes Xofluza particularly exciting is that it goes after the virus in a different way than the only other class of flu antivirals currently do.
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In the suit, Aries doesn't just blame Zo ... he goes after Corey Holcomb, and his entire staff, for standing back and doing nothing during the beatdown.
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It's only when Jaime goes after Brienne, blocking Tormund from doing so, that we get to the most satisfying hookup of the evening: Brienne and Jaime.
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"Neither one of them has shown yet that they can really win over black voters, and that's where the race really goes after this," Kornacki says.
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All American promises insightful observations about race and class, and I look forward to seeing where it goes after it's done being all pilot-y. —K.
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The lawsuit targets an alleged creator of the device, but it also goes after Kickstarter for hosting a crowdfunding campaign in support of the Libra keyboard.
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McKinnon pointed out that Trump regularly mocks CNN but "very rarely" goes after specific reporters, with Lemon being among the individuals who have come under attack.
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Kirsten Dunst stars as a woman whose down-and-out family fell prey to a get-rich-quick scam, then goes after the system in revenge.
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The dealer always goes after every player's turn is over, but your decision to hit or stand is based entirely on how the house rules work.
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Walker, who is averaging 20.2 points, is questionable to return against the Heat as Charlotte goes after its third straight win and sixth in eight games.
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A man who is so petty he goes after people who he deems to be his enemy, like an imaginary friend of a 6-year-old?
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President Trump's disastrous legislative record and miserable national approval ratings create more than enough reason for Republicans to strike back when the president goes after them.
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Carlos Carrasco goes after his career-best 15th victory when he takes the mound for the Indians on Monday, while Detroit counters with rookie Myles Jaye.
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"Ooh, that video board is going to have big problems if there's a loose ball and Arch goes after it," Farrell said to an assistant coach.
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As O'Donnell also notes, the president almost never goes after MSNBC, instead largely focusing on CNN, NBC News, The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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For some Republicans, standing by while Trump goes after Amazon might just be the perfect safety valve for releasing their own public anger at Silicon Valley.
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Negan goes after the Whisperers in order to please Rick and stop the impending war with the group of survivors who wear masks over their faces.
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Clemson coach Brad Brownell, who goes after his 300th career win, has a team scoring 13 points per game with five players averaging in double figures.
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I feel safe doing this because MS-133 rarely goes after true outsiders — people who are not friends with any gang members or targets for recruitment.
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I feel safe doing this because MS-13 rarely goes after true outsiders — people who are not friends with any gang members or targets for recruitment.
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The controversy over the withdrawal for Liu's nomination comes as Trump goes after prosecutors and judges who have been involved in cases related to his associates.
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And I&aposm wondering if he goes after businesses, many of whom are chafing at the possibility that they could be the next on his target list.
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Pooja has no idea where the mica goes after it's sold to brokers in town — she just knows that it's the only way to feed her family.
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TAK goes after government agents in locations where it knows they will find them, such as stadiums or public gatherings where they assemble to do their jobs.
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Trump frequently goes after Schiff, whose panel, in addition to the House Foreign Affairs and House Oversight and Reform committees, is investigating the president's dealings with Ukraine.
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Trump goes after the Fed: President Donald Trump has once again criticized the Federal Reserve, saying its policies have been a "killer" for economic growth and stocks.
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In the PEOPLE exclusive trailer, Spurlock, 48, goes after restaurants that tout food as "healthy" and "organic" while still using some of the same practices as ever.
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You might even remember her breaking the friend code in 10 Things I Hate About You when her character Chastity goes after her friend's really sloppy seconds.
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It marries Sony's latest innovations and design philosophy with its established strengths and goes after the one hardware feature that everyone wants to be perfect: the camera.
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Now, Dick Kovacevich on-- August 24th of 2014, told Squawk that-- Squawk Box that-- that the government never goes after the actual wrongdoers 'cause that's too hard.
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Grover prays to a poster of LeBron James and sees himself as a smooth operator, so much so that he goes after the girlfriend of an upperclassman.
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The letter says the signatories recognized "the conditions in American politics" that have contributed to Mr. Trump's success, but goes after several of his foreign policy slogans.
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TRUMP GOES AFTER AMAZON: President Trump on Wednesday attacked The Washington Post and its owner, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, for its coverage of him and his administration.
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But he manages to escape just in time for his favorite holiday, and naturally he goes after Laurie Strode, the girl who survived his last killing spree.
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We've seen "word that goes after" themes before, where the revealer hints at a word that can be inserted after the theme entries to make different phrases.
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When someone stands up against Trump or goes after him, whether it's Megyn Kelly at the first Republican presidential debate or Marco Rubio, Trump makes it personal.
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West Virginia goes after its third in-season tournament title in four years after winning the Las Vegas Invitational (2015) and the Puerto Rico Tip-Off (763). 2.
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Woolsey, who served as director of the CIA under President Bill Clinton, said Russian intelligence normally goes after different religious groups, as well as elections around the globe.
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" He leaves the rest of the rapping to his nephew who goes after the flat Earth theorist directly: "I'm bringing facts to combat a silly theory/Because B.o.
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In the same vein as Taken's family-revenge theme, the new movie stars Neeson as a snowplow driver who goes after the drug dealers who killed his son.
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"When Donald Trump kind of goes after these phantom sanctuary cities and talks about how bad they are, basically what he's going after is police chiefs," Kaine said.
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"When Donald Trump kind of goes after these phantom sanctuary cities and talks about how bad they are, basically what he's going after is police chiefs," he said.
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He's so mad he goes after total-slime ball Krakow, who seems like kinda a small fish compared to Axe, even if they were at the same panel.
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Jay and Bey dropped their new joint album, "Everything is Love," and Jay goes after Drizzy in "BOSS" for turning down his TIDAL offer and choosing Apple Music.
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"I think we've been trained that each year there will be a top toy that everyone goes after," says Mike Merder, the father of a five-year-old.
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He's not happy about this, especially after he becomes suspicious that the police are not much interested in finding the perpetrators, and soon he goes after them himself.
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That political action committee's ad, however, titled "Math," also goes after Mr. Kasich, proclaiming Mr. Cruz as the only candidate who has the chance to stop Mr. Trump.
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As the Department of Justice goes after the AT&T-Time Warner merger, it has the odds in its favor, antitrust attorney David Goodfriend told CNBC on Monday.
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Rick Smith is "retiring," as the corporate euphemism goes, after failing to prevent a massive cyber attack and fumbling the response – and with little financial penalty to boot.
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But the Clinton campaign video goes after Pence for his role in Indiana's controversial religious freedom law, which opponents said would allow businesses to discriminate against LGBTQ people.
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The show impersonates Trump on stage and has him go after the show's title character, Murphy Brown, the same way he frequently goes after other journalists by name.
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Rick Smith is "retiring," as the corporate euphemism goes, after failing to prevent a massive cyber attack and fumbling the response - and with little financial penalty to boot.
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The show makes yet another comeback on July 26: In an eight-episode revival on Hulu, Veronica, now the principal of Mars Investigation, goes after a serial killer.
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If Chaffetz goes after Trump, and Trump fights back, Chaffetz could easily find himself under attack from many of his own voters, and maybe facing a primary challenge.
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Salazar would like another effort like his first of the season, but more efficient, while Rays starter Chris Archer goes after his first victory in his third opportunity.
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The state's lawsuit goes after five opioid manufacturers and their subsidiaries: Purdue Pharma, Endo, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (and subsidiary Cephalon), Johnson & Johnson (and subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceuticals), and Allergan.
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Trump's tweet Friday evening echoed his comments in a forthcoming Fox News interview in which he goes after his predecessor for doing "nothing" about Russia before the election.
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"Every single day, something comes out of the Cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue, and in this case goes after my faith," Rubio told reporters, according to CNN.
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Really, there's no way for them to kind of keep tabs on where it goes after the partner has it, and that's really what the problem is here.
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For one thing, the AHCA goes after women's health care in other ways — notably by defunding Planned Parenthood, cutting Medicaid benefits, and dramatically restricting private insurance coverage for abortion.
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The announcement comes as the company goes after more predictive search results while it tries to make its products more conversational and useful, which would keep people engaged longer.
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Considering how Trump goes after individual citizens, attacking them on Twitter and unleashing hell from trolls, compiling lists of federal employees based on the work they've done is scary.
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So I think there's huge risk if he goes after her in that fashion that a lot of in particular women will say, 'holy smokes that's out of bounds.
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When you have a husband who you totally love and you're in love with and you have a good relationship with, when somebody goes after him, it's game on.
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The evidence appears to be there, and because she used her charity allegedly, that would be racketeering, which the government goes after organized crime and the Mafia for that.
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With the help of the Lower East Side Girls Club in New York City, where she goes after school, she has also learned how to deal with school bullying.
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Perhaps the biggest question is whether he goes after the former vice president, a skirmish that could benefit both men and sap time away from the other candidates onstage.
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His cronies — Victor and Belch, who appear in the film but who aren't with him when he goes after the kids at the end — are the ones that die.
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He likes an easy target, and his recent fiction goes after predictable boogeymen: social media's encroachment on privacy ("The Circle," 2013), say, or addiction ("Heroes of the Frontier," 2016).
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In the storage unit, Jasper goes after Joe with a knife for not having Will's money, and Joe reverts to his murderous ways by stabbing Jasper in the stomach.
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Rosalee, Boo and Elizabeth escape and August goes after them, while John is left to deal with Kyle, who's really on his "Whatever, there's no way you'll kill me!!" flow.
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KRAUTHAMMER: I said here a week ago that it will snow in hell before the Obama DOJ goes after Hillary, I&aposm willing to entertain a belief in climate change.
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One injunction goes after the US Stem Cell Clinic LLC in Sunrise, Florida, along with its chief scientific officer Kristin Comella and its co-owner and managing officer Theodore Gradel.
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One lawsuit representative of this line of argument is Ohio's, which goes after Purdue Pharma, Endo, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries (and subsidiary Cephalon), Johnson & Johnson (and subsidiary Janssen Pharmaceuticals), and Allergan.
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In these rare instances, your immune system goes after healthy cells in your mouth instead of fighting the viruses and bacteria, the Mayo Clinic explains, and you'll need specialized treatment.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJay-Z Goes After Trump In New Song Kid Rock Attacks Joy Behar On Air 50 Cent: Beef With Son Gets Uglier Halle Berry Training With MMA Superstar
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Crypto has a new unicorn after exchange Liquid announced today it has raised capital from investors at a valuation of more than $1 billion as it goes after expansion opportunities.
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In 2012's Avengers, Hawkeye is mind-controlled into fighting the other heroes, Iron Man and Captain America trade blows with Thor, and a raging Hulk goes after Black Widow.
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The New York Times provided an urgently needed public service by printing an article which comprehensively informed the American citizens of a voter disenfranchisement practice that systematically goes after felons.
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In "An Elderly Lady Has Accommodation Problems," a conniving local sculptor who specializes in penises — made of wood, clay, concrete and even Play-Doh — goes after Maud's desirable prewar apartment.
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"When you're a young woman in government — or in general, in life — and you decide to tackle a topic like fashion, everybody goes after you," she said in an interview.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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"If a player goes after just half a year in the first team, like Kluivert, we are disappointed," said Said Ouaali, the director of De Toekomst, Ajax's famed youth academy.
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A white woman accuses a black man of rape, but the sheriff goes after a white teenager with a developmental disability, committing him to a hospital to avoid a trial.
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Between the lines: Warren's proposal criticizes free trade deals made for the sake of opening up markets, and also goes after the Trump administration for lacking a clear, long-term strategy.
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A right-wing media outlet goes after a Democrat — and not just any Democrat, but a black Muslim woman who has been the target of relentless racist harassment by the president.
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According to Griffin, when amygdalin dissolves in body fluids and produces hydrogen cyanide, the cyanide only goes after cancer cells because of a special enzyme they contain that's vulnerable to attack.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNSelena Gomez Goes After Justin Bieber on InstagramBlac Chyna & Rob Throw Down On New Reality ShowChris Brown Wins Big In CourtThomas Gibson's Former Co-Star Throws Some Major Shade
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You're seeing that play out in terms of failed legislation, and you see that played out when the President goes after and singles out individual members of Congress and attacks them.
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She even goes after 2018's President Pence, whom Bee predicts will complete his mission in turning America into a Handmaid's Tale-esque society where women are stripped of their rights.
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This film is off the charts when it come to "Biblical heterosexuality, or else punishment": Not content to torment the unfaithful, this Krampus goes after the recently divorced and their offspring.
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In this premiere, the French king (George Blagden) welcomes a royal relative, while the vengeful Madame de Montespan (Anna Brewster) goes after the king's dutiful mistress, Françoise de Maintenon (Catherine Walker).
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For context, New Hampshire, the first-in-the-nation primary that goes after Iowa and has an even smaller population than the Hawkeye State, had turnout over 16 percent both years.
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In his briefing Monday, Spicer announced that no matter how Trump goes after DACA recipients and other undocumented immigrants in the country, his "priority" will be on those with criminal records.
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As the story goes, after Fini's father moved to Europe with the intention of kidnapping his daughter, Fini's mother resorted to disguising her as a boy for much of her youth.
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We're told Future is worried if he goes after Ciara in court she'll continue her efforts to restrict his custodial rights, and his son is more important than a court judgment.
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Far-right French politician Marine Le Pen goes after free education for children of "illegal immigrants" Far-right French politician Marine Le Pen goes after free education for children of "illegal immigrants" French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has vowed to halt free education for the children of "illegal immigrants," once again putting herself at the center of controversy and inviting criticism that her harsh remarks fly in the face of the French republic's core values.
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A promo for the upcoming two-night finale makes it look like Colton goes after Cassie on The Bachelor, perhaps in an Arie-style attempt to get her to take him back.
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China routinely denies accusations of rights abuses, saying its critics are prejudiced, that China is a country with rule of law and that it only goes after those who break the law.
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It's interesting that McDermott goes after legacy CRM tools because his company has offered its share of them over the years, but its market share has been headed in the wrong direction.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia – Don&apost look for any political overtones or distractions when Switzerland goes after a place in the knockout round of the World Cup in a match against Costa Rica.
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"When Trump goes after the Mexican government, which has already made a bunch of concessions in the NAFTA renegotiations, it makes investors nervous [and] makes them want to sell," the host said.
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He goes after MGK's romantic life, taunting him for being in love with Halsey while she dates fellow rapper G-Eazy ("You're fuckin' salty / Cause Young Gerald's balls-deep inside of Halsey").
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Obama goes after Trump's party Obama placed responsibility for Trump's statements squarely on his fellow Republicans, many of whom denounced his statements on the slain soldier's family but didn't withdraw their support.
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Still, this date perfectly encapsulates everything appealing about Corinne (even if she is this season's villain): She has the ultimate DGAF attitude, and she certainly does (and goes after) what she wants.
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Wonder Woman strides across the battlefield and goes after villains General Erich Ludendorff (Danny Huston) and Dr. Poison (Elena Anaya), while Steve does some stuff with a fighter plane and a gun.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that Turkey would follow Saleh Muslim, former leader of the Syrian Kurdish PYD, "wherever he goes" after a Czech court released him on Tuesday.
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Slack goes after the big customers: Despite being a tool for organizations and companies by nature, workplace chat tool Slack didn't make a deliberate push to service "enterprise"-sized customers until now.
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"There is no question that this activity goes after a number of individuals and entities surrounding the Kremlin regime, and this will be noticed far and wide," a senior administration official said Friday.
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In general, the government only goes after chronic or repeat offenders, or after those who break the law with corrupt intent, seeking to buy favors or obtain some sort of quid pro quo.
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But Katz is concerned that if the government now goes after Assange on conspiracy charges, it could go after him as well, however brief and inconsequential his role in the Manning leaks was.
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Senate Intelligence Committee goes after Flynn The leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday announced that they were issuing two additional subpoenas for businesses associated with former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Trump goes after famous blacks as a way of sending a very particular message to those whites: There's a new sheriff in town, and he is going to keep everyone in their place.
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I'd already seen a clip of him in which he goes after Clinton's lack of a presidential look, specifically — but even so, I had that normal human response, a bit of self-doubt.
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At one point, Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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" When Buttigieg goes after her record on the DREAM Act — and speaks Spanish — Klobuchar retorts, "I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," later quipping, "You memorized a bunch of talking points.
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As the Cimrman myth goes, after a trove of lost documents were discovered in the fictional town of Liptakova in 1966, Cimrmanologists set about correcting the record to give this "spiritual titan" his due.
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And because these cells bear an uncanny resemblance to the same cells Zika goes after in the fetus, Shi and his team have theorized the virus could be retooled as an anti-cancer weapon.
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"When Trump goes after the Mexican government, which has already made a bunch of concessions in the NAFTA renegotiations, it makes investors nervous [and] makes them want to sell," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Joshua Cohen, who covers the online video industry as editor-in-chief of TubeFilter, says the extra expense is justified as YouTube goes after marketing money that was once spent on traditional broadcast television.
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READ: Donald Trump goes after Hillary Clinton on guns Speaking at the Trayvon Martin Foundation, Clinton lambasted Trump for opposing expanded background checks and wanting to introduce guns into classrooms across the United States.
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The provision "just goes after higher cost states, blindly, it would appear," according to Sara Rosenbaum, professor of health policy at George Washington University who serves on a board advising Congress on Medicaid policy.
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Hensarling also goes after the consumer protection agency that Congress established after the financial crisis, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, reducing its powers and making it easier for the president to remove its director.
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For decades, most Americans haven't given much thought to our water systems, not worrying where water comes from when we turn on the tap, or where it goes after it swirls down the drain.
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The class-action lawsuit, filed anonymously by patients due to the sensitivity of their conditions, also goes after employers like Amtrak that fund prescription drug plans for their employees and chose to use CVS.
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Carol MillerCarol Devine MillerGOP women's super PAC blasts 'out of touch' candidate in NC runoff GOP amps up efforts to recruit women candidates Kerry goes after Trump over climate on Capitol Hill MORE. Rep.
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Could it be because they are both about the same age and from New York, so perhaps Trump fears if he goes after De Niro, he can expect a no holds barred street brawl?
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Instead, he goes after companies like Amazon, whose owner Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post, or CNN's parent company, AT&T, when he is angered by critical news coverage of his presidency or administration.
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ALEC's draft resolution goes after the Obama administration's 2009 endangerment finding at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which requires the EPA to take actions under the Clean Air Act to restrict greenhouse gas emissions.
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Though Rick was beat down and broken a bit last season after meeting Negan, the group's leader is back in action and, it appears, more relentless than ever as he goes after the Saviors.
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By contrast, when Clinton goes after Sanders, it is on very particular points: votes against gun control and for the Minutemen, failing to vote for for the auto bailout, receiving praise from the Koch brothers.
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" Collins confirmed in a follow-up email to CNN Tuesday morning that he had "replied all by mistake," before venting his frustrations about a "witch hunt where the press goes after my friends and family.
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Well, one of the strikes against limbic capitalism is that when it goes after children, which it has to do to find replacement users, that eventually becomes an issue and it leads to serious pushback.
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With his idiotic Special Friends Vance and Jimmy, Phil builds a concentration camp and maniacally goes after anyone who defies him, including those loyal to him who still dare question any of his sociopathic choices.
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Here are the takeaways from the intense MSNBC Democratic debate: Clinton goes after Sanders for his 'artful smear' campaign In her second presidential campaign, Clinton clearly doesn't want to win through a war of attrition.
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While Miss Fresh goes after consumers in China's megacities, the new project lures small-town consumers with a multilevel revenue-sharing scheme: Users get cash rewards when they get other people to use the app.
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This is a revelation not because Pitt is a megastar, which can lead to a certain out-of-touchness, but because he's a father, and the first thing that goes after having kids is coolness.
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The Cruz ad goes after tax credits in Ohio awarded to the company Worthington Industries, suggesting a link to Kasich by noting he got hundreds of thousands of dollars from the company before becoming governor.
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With the exception of opals, Sanchez often goes after stones often considered lower quality because of features called "inclusions"—other minerals inside the stone, gas, liquid or fractures that diminish the purity of the gem.
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The election of Donald Trump, a president who invents the facts to suit his mood and goes after the credibility of anyone who contradicts him, would seem to represent the culmination of this epistemic rot.
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"There are a lot of ways you could visually attack him, but something that goes after his masculinity, anything that challenges his image as a hetero-normative male, in particular, will offend," Mr. Law said.
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Fake via TwitterA 1949 photo from Austria of Krampus, the terrifying Christmas tradition of a half-goat, half-demon who goes after children (Flickr/Twitter)12) Is this a creepy photo discovered in a thrift store?
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With his full financial disclosure form available, it's clear that if Smith complies with conflict-of-interest standards, he'll be spending a lot of time on the sideline while the agency goes after his former clients.
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Fake via TwitterA 1949 photo from Austria of Krampus, the terrifying Christmas tradition of a half-goat, half-demon who goes after children (Flickr/Twitter)8) Is this a creepy photo discovered in a thrift store?
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It's all in new legal docs filed by Riki Paul Johnson and obtained by TMZ Sports ... in which he goes after Charlotte, her father Ric Flair and the WWE, demanding more than $5 MILLION in damages.
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Walter Jones (R-NC), Jones goes after his opponent, lobbyist Scott Dacey, for giving hundreds of thousands to support "the builders of the swamp" — naming House Speaker Paul Ryan and others in the GOP establishment specifically.
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Doug Jones goes after it re: Roy Moore: "I damn sure believe and have done my part to ensure that men who hurt little girls should go to jail -- and not to the U.S. Senate." pic.twitter.
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Trump, of course, is an aggressive combatant against enemies of all sorts, but there is something peculiar about the way he goes after African Americans: a greater intensity of grievance, a more visceral call for punishment.
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I like that he goes after Cormier's legitimacy—the idea of 'authenticity' is such a thing in sports and fighting, where being lazy and wanting to be the best without putting in the work is unforgivable.
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Here are some of the president's most remarkable attacks on women over the years: When he attacks women, as he did with Ms. Clifford in his tweet on Tuesday, Mr. Trump often goes after their faces.
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So Mr. Groves, who learned the biological history of every species he goes after — when they came to the state, who stocked them — has enough information to serve as something like a moral guide as well.
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Mr. Krozel wants us to add those little three-letter words that are separated by a square together to make a single word, and then finish it off with another word that appropriately goes after it.
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Positioning himself as the defender of victimized white males, he goes after those he sees as their antagonists: feminists, people of color, and immigrants, cloaking his hate speech under the mantle of the right to free expression.
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She goes after Woodrow Wilson for the racist policies that recently nearly got his name removed from Princeton's public affairs school; Ronald Reagan's "approach" to the AIDS crisis; Nixon's, um, list-making; and Bill Clinton's sexual harassment.
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The Cardinals, who are five games out in the race for the NL's second wild card, send Lance Lynn to the mound in the series finale against All-Star Chris Archer, who goes after his 10th victory.
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More specifically, Seoul-based Skelter Labs works on AI in the context of vision and speech, conversation, and context recognition, while it goes after customers in areas that include manufacturing, customer operations, device interaction, and consumer marketing.
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To clear her name, she goes after the killer, who's also on the trail of a washed-up treasure hunter named Boots Elsworth, who happens to know the location of a legendary warship known as the Harrow.
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Infrastructure names could be winners and pharmaceutical stocks losers in President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech Tuesday night if he goes after two areas where Wall Street strategists expect there might be some bipartisan support.
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" Trump goes after Democrats, the media and James Comey Trump called on the crowd to "elect more Republicans so we can protect our cities, defend our borders, grow our economy, and continue to make America great again.
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" She goes after politicians and consultants who "think living in D.C. entitles them to the car service, the free food, the taxpayer-funded trips, and all the other perks that they 'deserve' for their proximity to power.
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Read more: Trump goes after Google CEO Sundar Pichai in tweetstorm, says the tech giant is being watched 'very closely'Based on Cernekee's allegations, President Donald Trump has begun targeting Google and CEO Sundar Pichai in recent weeks.
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The new verse, added to his Kehlani-featuring song "Nowhere Fast," responds to the recently renewed gun control debate and goes after the NRA, accusing them of being an Illuminati-esque force that controls the US government.
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"When he's confident, really confident and playing well, and he does this on clay, too, he'll start the point from a deep position and then you watch where he goes after he hits the return," Annacone said.
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And the misuse of a charity for personal and political purposes over years — as alleged by the New York State attorney general — is in fact the type of case that the I.R.S. goes after with criminal sanctions.
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McCain, a vocal Trump critic, also goes after the president for his insistence that media outlets that cover his administration critically are "fake news," saying that authoritarian governments abroad have echoed that phrase to discredit the press.
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"Most women are capable of so much more than they've ever done," says Brown, adding that she now regularly goes after positions she's not fully qualified for, each opportunity leading her to a better one the next time.
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" Without saying his name, Hillary ('69) goes after Trump at Wellesley commencement: "When people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society.
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Drew Smyly goes after his sixth straight quality start for Tampa Bay in the finale while the Rangers send fellow left-hander Martin Perez to the mound after seeing their four-game winning streak come to an end.
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Comey's depiction of the President is likely to further anger his critics who see a holier-than-thou streak in his character and believe that he is nursing his own substantial ego, even as he goes after Trump.
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The Compass goes after the "high middle" of Jeep buyers — above those who want the smaller size and cost of the Jeep Renegade and below those willing to pay more money for models such as the Jeep Cherokee.
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"I think it's more the House swiftly intervenes in the Texas lawsuit, and then goes after the full spectrum of the ways the GOP has tried to sabotage health care and the ACA," said a House Democratic aide.
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Wayne goes after Bush, but the song is also about how the system is complicit from top to bottom, whether in the racist voter with a Confederate flag or the extra bureaucratic hurdles facing victims of the hurricane.
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Related: Underdog Clinton Goes After Sanders in New Hampshire Debate The new national poll also shows Sanders performing more strongly than Clinton in the general election -- though that contest is months away and much could change before November.
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Archbishop Viganò's letter, while especially inconvenient for the pope, who spent Sunday morning praying for abuse victims at a shrine in Knock, Ireland, also goes after a broad array of current and past Vatican officials and American prelates.
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And Biden's allies are unhappy that the Democratic National Committee has barely lifted a finger to defend the Bidens, even as the Republican National Committee goes after them nonstop, as Marc Caputo and Natasha Korecki reported this morning.
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When Bonnie and her parents pile into an RV for a mini-vacation before school starts, Forky opts to throw himself out of an open window, and the ever-loyal Woody does the noble thing and goes after him.
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Trump goes after Flint pastor who interrupted him for attacking Clinton in church "Well, clearly he was talking about capitol punishment and not making reference to that awful period of history we know to be the Holocaust," Pence said.
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If the grouper chases a fish into a reef crevice, it uses its body to point to the hidden prey until the slender eel goes after it; if the hapless quarry escapes to open water, the grouper is waiting.
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White House goes after budget office scoring healthcare bill: The White House on Wednesday questioned the work of the independent Congressional Budget Office (CBO) ahead of its widely anticipated estimate for the GOP's bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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And so it goes: After a blissful upper-middle-class existence at Clear Comfort, where she grew up, Austen (Jennifer Thalman Kepler) ends up destitute at age 84 and is admitted to the Staten Island poor house in 1950.
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While the agency is taking steps to be sure it collects all the information necessary to levy the penalty, it could also take a very lenient view of how aggressively it goes after anyone who does not sign up.
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Stefan Sommer goes after five years in the job and will be replaced on an interim basis by finance director Konstantin Sauer while the company searches for a replacement, supervisory board chief Franz-Josef Paefgen said in a statement.
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Castle, played by Jon Bernthal, is loaded up with a whole bunch of guns and guilt in the trailer as he goes after a gang of masked villains the only way he knows how: bullets and a low, gruff voice.
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Patty Murray of Washington state is sending a letter to the HHS secretary on Tuesday that goes after him on that promise, now that the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says that millions more will go uninsured under the Republican proposal.
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Both he and his brother, Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump considers selling DC hotel Trump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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Tyrese says he's not mad at The Rock for doing a spin-off of 'Fast & Furious,' but then Tyrese goes after him with a vengeance, essentially saying he's a selfish actor who screwed his loyal fan base just to get ahead.
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" Adds rapper and SaveMoney member Joey Purp, a friend of Towkio's since elementary school who features on the Community Service anthem "Playin Fair": "He goes after a space that people aren't taking up and tries to go and get it.
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Ashley Wagner, the reigning world silver medalist, goes after Gracie Gold, the current United States champion, at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. If Ms. Wagner, 25, wins, she will become the oldest woman to claim the title since 1927.
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Like many species of tick, the Asian longhorned tick can carry disease-causing pathogens, including bacteria that resemble those that cause Lyme disease in the U.S., the Powassan virus, and the parasite responsible for babesiosis, an infection that goes after red blood cells.
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But the network also aggressively goes after young ears, with dance, alternative and pop stations, and relishes its role as the early champion of hot new acts that later go big, like Halsey, Elle King and Chris Stapleton, who just won two Grammys.
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Golden then goes after Jared's qualifications in a very direct and personal way: "There was no way anybody in the administrative office of the school thought he would on the merits get into Harvard," a former [official at Jared's high school] told me.
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BURGER KING GOES AFTER BULLYING IN STRANGE NEW AD The furor over Google's burger emoji began bubbling up on Saturday after author and media analyst Thomas Baekdal took to Twitter with a simple observation about Google and Apple's different takes on the emojis.
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Sometimes it's at films that just make me happy—when I saw Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, when she goes after the Jabberwocky at the end and says, "I try to believe in six impossible things before breakfast," I cried at that!
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A bit more subtly, the bill goes after would-be undetectable plastic guns, mandating that in order to pass California state muster, the are required to have a piece of stainless steel embedded somewhere such that they'll register in a metal detector.
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If Trump wields the ax against Rosenstein and then goes after Mueller, he would not only ignite a political storm but he also would raise doubts about the capacity of the US system of governance itself to hold a strongman President in check.
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Now, I'm not the only person who reads the show this way, but I'd be very remiss if I didn't point out that it is also a hyper-violent power fantasy about an angry guy with guns who goes after bad guys.
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Morales's manager may have been trying to help her out, but the actions of the organization stand in sharp contrast to Donald Trump's fierce anti-immigrant rhetoric, which goes after not just undocumented immigrants but also calls for cutting back on legal immigration.
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"There are lots of villains in this story," she says with refreshing bluntness, and she goes after many of them, from the (white) mayor of Flint to the public-health officials who claimed that ensuring safe drinking water was not their responsibility.
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He continually goes after racial matters in part because he's a bigot but also in part because multiculturalism is the theology of the educated class and it's the leverage point he can most effectively use to isolate the educated class from everyone else.
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TIME FLIES becomes TIME FRIES, and that R goes after the B. I do think that if each word that had to be altered was one letter away from a fruit or veggie, like CAMBAGE becoming CABBAGE, I might have figured this out.
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After Trump explained that he'd be willing to retaliate against Turkey if it goes after the Kurds, the hawkish Graham continued his fusillade against the president — needling Trump with a comparison to his predecessor's foreign policy, which has long been reviled by conservatives.
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Donald Trump, who never served in the military, goes after Senate veterans "It's absolutely a success, and I think anyone who would suggest it's not a success does disservice to the life of Chief Ryan Owens," Spicer said, citing intelligence obtained in the operation.
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As the story goes, after a woman attempted to seduce him following one of his famous evangelistic meetings in 1949 or 1950, Graham resolved never to travel, eat or meet alone with a woman other than his wife, in an effort to avoid temptation.
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If self-proclaimed feminist Rachel felt any cognitive dissonance about portraying the women of Everlasting as desperate for a man, she likely will be relieved by Serena's bold presence: What's more feminist that a woman who knows what she wants, and goes after it unabashedly?
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The company goes after "brick and mortar SMEs, such as guard supply or service companies that do not have collateral… or companies in the construction sector where cash flow becomes a problem as they grow," Validus co-founder and executive chairman Vikas Nahata told TechCrunch.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's attack on the Navy SEAL commander who oversaw the raid against Osama bin Laden is drawing new attention to the seesaw dynamic of a President who lavishes praise on the military even as he goes after its leaders and heroes.
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The fact that Maduro and others have reacted the way they have [with their fiery rhetoric about Trump]... Ultimately there comes a point, for this president, where he become personally invested in it...he becomes an enemy and then he goes after you pretty hard.
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FTC GOES AFTER ONLINE 'HIGH SCHOOLS': The Federal Trade Commission filed charges in Arizona against a number of individuals and corporations for operating websites for allegedly misleading people into paying money for easy online courses with the hope of receiving a high school diploma.
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The suit, led by California's and New York's attorneys general, goes after a National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) rule that lowers penalties for manufacturers from $85033 to $5.50 for every tenth of a mile per gallon (mpg) they fall below fuel efficiency standards.
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Slack is in the midst of raising another $500 million in financing at what could be a $5 billion valuation — money it will likely critically need as it goes after major corporate clients and construct a functional business — according to a report by Recode.
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The polar opposite of Levi (who, by the way, philosophically leaned conservative), Barr is administering a justice that goes after Trump's targets — even to the point of buying into loony conspiracy theories — and seeks to help protect shady associates of the president from just punishment.
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The House Republicans' approach, instead of taxing the easy-to-manipulate corporate income, goes after a firm's domestic cash flow: money that comes in from sales within the United States borders minus money that goes out to pay employees and buy supplies and so forth.
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Warren, who rarely goes after her rivals by name, has mostly steered clear of responding to Buttigieg's own criticism of her policy proposals and only addressed the South Bend, Indiana, mayor directly in response to questions after a speech at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser.
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EU goes after Valve for 'geo-blocking' Steam activation codes "In a true Digital Single Market, European consumers should have the right to buy and play video games of their choice regardless of where they live in the EU," said Commissioner Margrethe Vestager in a statement. 5.
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McGrath ruthlessly goes after McConnell, at one point recounting a letter she wrote to him when she was 13, telling him her dream was to fly fighter jets in combat and asking him to change the law so that women could be pilots in the military too.
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To me, if there's a really super-bigoted thing that a website that's on the left goes after, I'm really critical of — not to say it's liberal or it's right or left — but I'm really critical of what CBS is doing with Les Moonves right now.
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Or, it could become a potent force supporting another nominee by mobilizing a significant number of former Clinton aides, staff, donors and political operatives to raise a war chest and create an organizational powerhouse that goes after Trump and Republicans in Congress, beginning with the 2018 midterms.
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday in a federal district court in Northern Texas goes after, among others, the departments of Justice and Education over the directive, which tells public schools they should allow transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identities or risk losing federal funding.
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Cassius Clay, as he was known then, got his start in boxing at age 12, as the story goes, after his new $60 red and white Schwinn bicycle was stolen, and the police officer he sought out to help find his bike encouraged him to start boxing.
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Clinton has been using the gun issue "as a way to respond when [Sanders] goes after her with not standing up against Wall Street, to kind of counter with, 'you're not standing up to the gun manufacturers," said Douglas Schwartz, the director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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But in much the way Shakespeare's Richard seduces Lady Anne in "Richard III" to get closer to the crown, teenage Richard goes after the cool girl as part of his plan to win the senior-class presidency by knocking out two likelier candidates in his way.
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Reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Rick Porcello, who is 1-1 with a 0.66 ERA in two starts against the Blue Jays this year, goes after his 10th victory on Monday while Toronto counters with J.A. Happ in a matchup of 20173-game winners from 2016.
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James Corden's 'Cats' school with Taylor Swift and Jason Derulo is as wild as it sounds Billie Eilish 'Carpool Karaoke' is finally here and it does not disappoint Seth Meyers mocks Trump's weird vendetta against dishwashers Jimmy Kimmel goes after Trump over shocking joke about dead congressman
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Jimmy Kimmel goes after Trump over shocking joke about dead congressman Elmo, Big Bird, The Roots, and Jimmy Fallon give the 'Sesame Street' theme song a hip hop remix Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' gets mind-bending, spine-chilling trailer Seth Meyers mocks Trump's weird vendetta against dishwashers
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After almost 255 years of relentless prison-building in the United States, of aggressive policing and a war on drugs that goes after our most vulnerable citizens, the movement for a more merciful criminal justice system had begun to seem, if not unstoppable, at least plenty powerful.
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But critics quickly spread the word that this film was something special: a refreshingly lean, witty, inventive shoot-'em-up about a retired assassin who goes after the thugs who killed his dog, then ends up wreaking havoc throughout a surprisingly orderly and stratified international network of criminal cartels.
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The movie's story goes both forward and backward; the present-tense action takes place immediately after the finale to show us where Jesse's life goes after he hits the road, while flashbacks fill in the gaps of Jesse's time in captivity during the back half of the final season.
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One fascinating element of Apple's anti-leak strategy is that it rarely goes after the leakers using legal methods, both because its difficult to do so in a foreign country and because doing so would mean media reports on or otherwise unwanted attention paid to the unreleased products.
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" The same day, Trump goes after McCabe on Twitter: "How can FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, the man in charge, along with leakin' James Comey, of the Phony Hillary Clinton investigation (including her 222,227 illegally deleted emails) be given $28,214 for wife's campaign by Clinton Puppets during investigation?
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"Kyrsten Sinema sided with older Arizonans and the AARP, voting to stop a new 'age tax' on health care, fought to protect coverage for pre-existing health conditions and will stand up to anyone who goes after our social security and Medicare," a narrator says in the ad.
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Even while watching the movie as an adult, the second that haunting, teasing refrain started playing as Pee-wee drifted off in the hospital (where he goes after crashing through a highway billboard following the famous "Tequila" scene in the biker bar), I tensed up, knowing it was coming.
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"(Firebird) could be tasked to go to very specific things if you want to keep an eye on a certain target of interest for a long period of time while Triton goes off and goes after the broader surveillance," Doug Shaffer, the manager of the Triton program, told Reuters.
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The adviser, Siegfried S. Hecker, a former director of the Los Alamos weapons laboratory in New Mexico, and now a Stanford professor, argues that the best the United States can hope for is a phased denuclearization that goes after the most dangerous parts of the North's program first.
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Trump, Sandmann's fan who came to his defense in a tweet, won't ever apologize to natives for weaponizing the name of Pocahontas when he goes after Elizabeth Warren's neck, so we can hardly expect a member of his base in training to apologize for their vile and vulgar behavior.
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Billie Eilish 'Carpool Karaoke' is finally here and it does not disappoint Seth Meyers mocks Trump's weird vendetta against dishwashers Jimmy Kimmel goes after Trump over shocking joke about dead congressman Elmo, Big Bird, The Roots, and Jimmy Fallon give the 'Sesame Street' theme song a hip hop remix
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When Zatezalo was the CEO of Rhino Resources -- a coal company where inspectors documented more than 1,100 safety violations since 2008 -- he initiated litigation on behalf of the Ohio Coal Association against the department he now runs, challenging a rule that goes after companies with a pattern of violations.
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The new $2 billion plan, which goes after the so-called "school-to-prison pipeline," would incentivize the hiring of "school climate support teams" — made up of social workers, behavioral health specialists, and education practitioners — to work with school staff to reorient and develop comprehensive reform plans for school discipline policies.
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She said she is getting recognized everywhere she goes after she shook up the tennis world by beating Venus Williams, Magdalena Rybarikova, and Polona Hercog to survive a grueling first week at the All England Club, progressing into the fourth round where she was ousted by eventual Wimbledon winner Simona Halep.
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AKRON, Ohio — Justin Thomas pulled away from a crowd with five birdies in the middle of his round for a three-under 67 and a three-shot lead going into the final round of the Bridgestone Invitational as he goes after his third victory this season on the PGA Tour.
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He instilled in Trump an appreciation for brash legal dramatics and a set of tactics he's relied on ever since, in both his legal and political lives: Flip the script: When Trump is accused of wrongdoing -- as he was during a 1973 housing discrimination case -- he usually goes after the accusers.
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"What I don't understand is why these people are complaining about that," Noah said, cutting to clips of Trump Jr. and Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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But the Democratic memo also goes after Nunes, a California Republican who has been at the center of the committee's criticism of the FBI and Justice Department's handling of the opposition research dossier on then-candidate Trump and Russia, according to four Republican and Democratic sources who have read the document.
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One of the things from the beginning was that I didn't want this to feel like it's an Issue episode, especially because we had our big "Hank After Dark" episode last year [in which Diane goes after a star who's allegedly a serial sexual abuser, which drew comparisons to Bill Cosby].
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But in the context of her current positioning on the left flank of the Democratic Party, there's nothing particularly interesting about her criticisms of conservatives, while the ferocity with which she goes after Biden (and, in a separate passage, Hillary Clinton) and elements of organized feminism in Washington is striking.
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Android Q goes after innovation, privacy, and digital distractionsWhile beta versions of Android Q have been available for a couple of months, new additions so far have mostly been focused on simple UI improvements, new themes (including a system-wide dark mode), and developer tools like better support for devices with flexible screens.
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He ran for Congress in 2018, but lost his bid to represent West Virginia's 3rd Congressional District to Republican Carol MillerCarol Devine MillerGOP women's super PAC blasts 'out of touch' candidate in NC runoff GOP amps up efforts to recruit women candidates Kerry goes after Trump over climate on Capitol Hill MORE.
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Sequoia goes after early-stage with an accelerator program in India and Southeast Asia The Surge program is designed to work with a mix of companies; that could include founders with just an idea, those at pre-launch or pre-seed, businesses with an existing product-market fit or even startups intending to pivot. 7.
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You can lead a horse to water and hope they'll buy something when they're there – or at least, that's how I think the expression goes after learning that Uber is launching a new program called UberCENTRAL to let businesses of any size request, pay for and manage rides for customers from a centralized dashboard.
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And so, in that way, Google's experiment builds on a long tradition and it might seem not as severe in comparison but it sets a precedent in which we sort of turn a blind eye when it goes after people that are already vulnerable and who are likely to be harmed even when these technologies are developed well.
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Fueled by the acquisition of MOL one year ago, Razer has moved from allowing people to buy credit over-the-counter to launch an e-wallet in two countries, Malaysia and Singapore, as it goes after a slice of Southeast Asia's fintech boom, which has attracted non-traditional players that include AirAsia, Grab and Go-Jek, among others.
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"Since we opened our doors, we have received tremendous interest in this hotel and as real estate developers, we are always willing to explore our options," Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump considers selling DC hotel Trump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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" Another account that appeared to center itself around promoting "American values" goes after Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE for being "the co-author of Obama's anti-police, and anti-Constitutional propaganda.
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TRUMP GOES AFTER AMAZON, DEFENDS SINCLAIR: President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE set the tone for the week in a series of Monday morning tweets.
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Former ethics chief goes after Conway A former director of the US Office of Government Ethics said he has filed an official complaint against White House counselor Kellyanne Conway over what he says is a violation of the Hatch Act after she attacked Doug Jones, the Democratic opponent of GOP Senate hopeful Roy Moore in Alabama, this week on Fox News.
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This seems remarkable, since Thornberry played a big role in the two-year budget deal that will boost military spending close to its highest level since World War II. Thornberry's bill goes after bureaucratic bloat in the Pentagon's support agencies, whose workforces now include 22019,000 civilian employees and 600,000 private contractors, costing the taxpayers more than $100 billion a year.
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The WSJ goes after President Trump's habit of not telling the truth in an editorial that features "endless stream of exaggerations, evidence-free accusations, implausible denials and other falsehoods" in the opening paragraph, then gets even rougher: The personal angle: WSJ owner Rupert Murdoch is dealing with fallout in the U.K. from the White House parroting anonymously-sourced claims on Murdoch-owned Fox News that British intelligence helped wiretap Trump.
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John Dingell: 'Maybe he's looking up' instead of down A solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill MORE (D-Mich.) responded Thursday morning to President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's suggestion that her late husband John DingellJohn DingellTrump goes after late Rep.
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The Trump campaign released a video Tuesday that goes after former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden lead shrinks, Sanders and Warren close gap: poll Biden allies: Warren is taking a bite out of his electability argument Budowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat MORE for his verbal gaffes, which are interspersed with comments from various news anchors commenting about whether he has stamina to run a presidential race.
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Last year, the White House also revoked CNN reporter Jim AcostaJames (Jim) AcostaTrump goes after 'nasty' WaPost reporters, suggests they be barred from White House Judge orders White House to restore Playboy reporter's press pass White House Correspondents Association objects to suspension of Playboy reporter's credentials MORE's credentials after he made contact with an intern while attempting to hold on to a microphone to ask Trump a question during an event.
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John Dingell: 'Maybe he's looking up' instead of down A solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill MORE (D) spoke out late Wednesday after President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE attacked her late husband, longtime Congressman John DingellJohn DingellTrump goes after late Rep.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) found "no basis" to investigate Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpFWS: There's 'no basis' to investigate Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations surrounding Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip Melania Trump's 'Be Best' hashtag trends after president goes after Greta Thunberg MORE's hunting trip to Mongolia after receiving a complaint from a nonprofit organization focused on protecting endangered species.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will look into an accusation of possible wrongdoing by Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpFish and Wildlife Service to review allegations surrounding Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip Melania Trump's 'Be Best' hashtag trends after president goes after Greta Thunberg Trump Jr. blasts Time for choosing 'marketing gimmick' Greta Thunberg as Person of the Year MORE after it was reported that he killed a rare sheep during a recent trip to Mongolia.
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