And it goes against the Constitution, and it goes against what the American people want.
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations, it interferes in China's internal affairs, and it goes against China's national security," he said.
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It goes against the project of inclusivity in those cities.
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"This goes against the whole idea of insurance," said Anderson.
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And so, this goes against the ninth circuit court ruling.
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Another way this video goes against the Pimple Popper norm?
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It goes against every geopolitical objective of the Unites States.
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These atrocities against humanity goes against everything America stands for.
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That goes against everything VAWA has worked toward, Becker says.
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That is something that goes against everything I stand for.
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It goes against all ergonomics and it's pretty damn ugly.
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The system isn't only rigged when it goes against me.
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This goes against everything console manufacturers have done for decades.
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"We will do nothing that goes against freedoms," he declared.
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But what goes against the grain and catches the eye?
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It goes against a lot of things you hear today.
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And that goes against what society tells us is masculine.
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His work eventually goes against everything he initially started with.
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"I am a grandfather and this law goes against God and goes against the bible," said Franco Pantuso, 71, a retired waiter from the central city of L'Aquila who had came to Rome especially.
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It certainly goes against the grain and what you might expect.
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Disney says it was unauthorized and goes against company policy. pic.twitter.
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In many ways, the scene at Orphaned Wildlife goes against nature.
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Creating longer prison sentences for sexual assault goes against that objective.
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Naked baking, as it turns out, goes against Snapchat's community guidelines.
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It goes against the mission of the company, Hamilton tells me.
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This goes against what the Olympic Movement purports to stand for.
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Many feel like the rally goes against science's mission of objectivity.
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And then Chuck goes against the deal and requests the power.
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"It goes against the spirit of the rule book," Vandeweghe said.
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This goes against nearly all mainstream scientific research on air pollution.
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"It goes against their experience and the nature of their job."
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Make no mistake about it; their behavior truly goes against reason.
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It goes against everything "emo" has always been—white cis men.
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Being a victim of a con goes against all of that.
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There's also lots of research that goes against these new findings.
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Diplomacy as coercion goes against everything American foreign policy stands for.
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Fighting through the numbness is hard; it goes against our instincts.
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There was a lessening in tensions, and this goes against that.
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Their recommendations aren't sacrosanct, but the FDA rarely goes against them.
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This change goes against existing US strategy toward North Korea and China.
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But the suggestion that this goes against precedent might be somewhat irrelevant.
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It's a view that goes against the drift of current Democratic debates.
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And that goes against what we've been doing in building those relationships.
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Making such an agonizing decision "goes against your natural instincts," she says.
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And any kind of body shaming goes against everything I believe in.
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But Bad North, which launched last month, goes against this conventional wisdom.
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It goes against our basic values, a Protestant work ethic and all.
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Simply put, it goes against our values and is bad for business.
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" Another is "If the game goes against you…put on more steam.
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Entrepreneurs hate bureaucracy because it goes against every bone in their bodies.
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It goes against the narrative the company has been cultivating for years.
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I think that goes against everything the NSC was established to provide.
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He goes against his trainer and says no to hurting mama Okoye.
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When the error goes against a conservative cause, the uproar is tremendous.
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Trump here goes against Republican talking points claiming that Menendez is corrupt.
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It in fact, goes against Trump's own binary, zero-sum world view.
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France faces Ireland on Sunday, and Spain goes against Italy on Monday.
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"The attack ... goes against all the values of our movement," she said.
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The very nature of the show's fandom goes against cynicism and doubt.
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It goes against human dignity and lowers the bar for social behavior.
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He said the detainment goes against democracy and democratic forces in Turkey.
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I guess people like a rebel, someone that goes against the system.
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Human rights group Amnesty International says the plan goes against international law.
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"This post goes against our Community Standards on spam," the warning says.
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Again, that practice goes against the widely accepted standards around the world.
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In a way, it goes against what this country was built on.
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John Delaney (D-MD), have argued the proposal goes against union interests.
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Some believe immunization may even be harmful, which goes against medical consensus.
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You might wonder whether this goes against Mr. Trump's populist campaign message.
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It also goes against everything we know about the 2016 election interference.
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The SEC rule also goes against the will of the American people.
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This goes against the usual American diet, which is over 50% carbohydrates.
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Let us know if you see something that goes against our policies.
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For many conservatives it goes against the very fiber of their being.
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"That goes against the very moral fiber of Sweden," he told Aftonbladet.
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That treatment goes against the Establishment Clause's core principle of denominational neutrality.
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If he goes against it, that means it must be pro-competitive.
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That kind of warfare, which has horrific human consequences, goes against international law.
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Cutting open a human body goes against every natural instinct to preserve life.
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This goes against the old idea that bacteria equal germs, which equal harm.
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A metered model kind of goes against that because you're by definition rationing.
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This goes against the spirit of a framework known as the banking union.
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It goes against instinct to buy assets that have fallen heavily in price.
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Though it goes against the theory that's been prevailing for a long time.
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Capturing an American DEA agent goes against Felix's "no scandals" rule, big time.
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This goes against everything you were taught and have been conditioned to believe.
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This record is supposed to be something that goes against what is rewarded.
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"I do not do anything that goes against my moral principles," she says.
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That goes against what I was taught in school or taught in church.
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But Trump hates the deal, and the decision goes against Trump's gut instincts.
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"Insider trading goes against everything I stand for," he told shareholders in May.
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The Luther Legend, as Marilynne Robinson writes, completely goes against how history works.
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"The bill goes against separation of powers and violates the Constitution," he said.
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Suppressing public discourse and dissent goes against the very premise of our democracy.
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The Trump administration's announcement on Israeli settlements goes against long-standing U.S. policy.
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It goes against the "buy low, sell high" speak that permeates investing basics.
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Now if he ever goes against me, I'm not going to say that.
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"We will execute by firing squad whoever goes against the law," he said.
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Sometimes you get that early penalty shout, and sometimes it goes against you.
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Removing stories without offering an explanation to readers goes against traditional journalistic ethics.
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The big picture: Van Drew's opposition goes against the majority of House Democrats.
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It "goes against the steady stream of security warnings about ZTE," he added.
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" On Monday, Mr. Penzone said Tent City "goes against everything I stand for.
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Proposal goes against NCAA policy The Tennessee bill also contradicts the NCAA's standard.
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Because Mr. Bush's artistic talent goes against the stereotype we have of him.
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But it goes against what many white owners and journalists have long thought.
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The project, as it stands, goes against everything for which these countries stand.
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A metered model kind of goes against that because you're, by definition, rationing.
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This goes against a recent narrative that has been building against Head Start.
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The shocking nature of Trump's actions, and their violation of American ideals of equality and equal treatment, can tempt one into comforting patriotic denunciations: that this is un-American, goes against our history, goes against everything our country stands for.
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But to cast himself as an underdog goes against every grain of Trump's persona.
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It goes against everything RTR stands for as a company and has publicly advocated.
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I notice Republicans, this goes against your DNA to fight these kind of battles.
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Native communities say the pipeline goes against the administration's commitment to tackling climate change.
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Pushing for backdoors goes against the perspective of many tech insiders and security advocates.
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It's a thing I know shouldn't happen because it goes against my common sense.
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Some might say that it goes against Chinese history for rulers to loosen controls.
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The government also said Pyongyang's latest action goes against an inter-Korean military agreement.
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Social VR still won't be a thing because it goes against everything Facebook represents.
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Not an official violation, but it goes against one of baseball's many unwritten rules.
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To make the price of money negative goes against the normal course of economics.
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Private philanthropy, however, "goes against what we have done in the past," Skorton said.
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Separating patients into different buildings goes against the mantra of coordinating care more easily.
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He brings it up at inopportune moments, even when it goes against his interest.
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It also goes against not just public opinion, but smart policy and sound science.
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Some are scared whereas others won't do it because it goes against their religion.
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"Legally, he has the right to, however it goes against my wishes," he added.
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It goes against both the spirit and letter of the law governing humanitarian relief.
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Libra, in theory at least, goes against this effort to increase financial services competition.
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This GOP obstructionism is unconstitutional and goes against the interests of the Latino community.
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This horrible legislation goes against what we stand for: human rights, tolerance and inclusiveness.
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They claim this is not directed at the anthem which goes against our eyes.
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That statement seemingly goes against Trump's long-expressed pledge to never telegraph military maneuvers.
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Public transit, Americans for Prosperity says, goes against the liberties that Americans hold dear.
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Storing up food in my apartment goes against every nutritional instinct I've ever had.
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But if the decision goes against the companies, they can return to federal court.
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If a petition hits your desk and it goes against your values, you'll know.
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"This arrest goes against the country's international and domestic human rights obligations," it said.
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It may seem this goes against the Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage.
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This goes against the popular idea that there's an inherent trade-off in intelligence.
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"When they want to build a wall to segregate populations, or when the word 'foreigner' is used to insult, denigrate and discriminate against our fellow human beings, it goes against humanity, it goes against intelligence and against history," Mr. López Obrador said.
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Ono believes that building walls goes against the Japanese tradition of cooperating with the sea.
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Ono believes that building walls goes against the Japanese tradition of cooperating with the sea.
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Cinder's method of steak cookery goes against every meat-eating, steak-grilling instinct I have.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Writing about Büchel's project goes against my better judgement.
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This approach goes against the operating principles of global financial markets: clarity and timely transparency.
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Two, it goes against the white identity politics that the NRA has long pandered to.
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Preview: Starting pitchers: In a rematch of Game 2, Stephen Strasburg goes against Justin Verlander.
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On top of being totally illegal, Vote No goes against a belief important to her.
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Restricting options for users goes against the nature of the Android open source project [ref10].
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Second, it goes against basic ecological principles that the greater an area, the more biodiversity.
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Twitter might argue that it goes against its principles to enforce that kind of security.
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Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.
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The sea lamprey goes against the notion that everything is finite, and that everything changes.
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"It goes against what people would describe as the will of the people," said Corbat.
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Its ethos also goes against the psychological and physical health of juvenile consumers, it added.
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But it also goes against the grain of what traditional news outlets are betting on.
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Even when doing so is inconvenient or goes against the outcome that we might prefer.
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This is worth dwelling on because it goes against the grain for computing at large.
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The Chinese government's zero-sum game goes against every free-market tradition America holds dear.
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Many of the protesters argued that the bill goes against a 'right to a father.
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Selling all of these items and services on Facebook goes against the site's commerce policy.
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The decision, and the supporting analysis, goes against decades of research on violence against women.
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That goes against international paradigms for not engaging in the manipulation of heritable genomic data.
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A woman who goes against her guardian's wishes can be arrested on charges of disobedience.
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Unsolicited coaching — even when it is excellent and well-intentioned — goes against the adolescent grain.
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" Araud also goes against the grain on Jared Kushner, calling him "a smart guy, really.
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Such content goes against Christian and conservative values that are important to your primary audience.
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To many parents, not being able to turn down a dance partner goes against that.
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It goes against the grain of what we're told by liberals we're supposed to believe.
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Still, he cast him in George Balanchine's "Prodigal Son" this season, which goes against type.
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" Moving the bureau, he said, "goes against everything we've been doing for the last decade.
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I just think he goes against all of our British values of equality and justice.
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So I expect wind and solar to keep growing, which goes against EIA's 2010 projections.
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Being a strong leader goes against societal gender norms of how a woman should behave.
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The player feels powerful, but in a lot of ways, that goes against B.J. himself.
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But that's what happens when a pop star goes against the grain to try something new.
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Trump's admiration for Putin completely goes against my dad's "We left Russia for a reason" argument.
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He said the new GOP President's executive action "goes against our Constitutional values" and targets Muslims.
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House Democrats contend that goes against committee practice and have refused to agree to those terms.
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OBVIOUSLY THAT GOES AGAINST IT. BUT THE REAL THING I WORRY ABOUT, TYLER, IS THE RELATIONSHIP.
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The action taken by the Administration is troubling and goes against all that we believe in.
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And everything we need to do to avoid the end goes against everything we've ever done.
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Sununu's endorsement of Trump goes against Bush 41, who reportedly plans to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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The idea of a bride not receiving her long-awaited gown goes against Floravere's very nature.
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"The Wall Street [Journal] one was harmful and goes against what we stand for," HackerGiraffe said.
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It goes against the brand ethos, which Taylor admits is in contrast to some tech brands.
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This goes against the intention of the senior managers and certification regime and should not continue.
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The NFIB's lawsuit says the rule goes against federal law and violates employers' free speech rights.
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"It goes against the spirit of the laws of the People's Republic of China," Shi said.
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Spain's central government says the referendum goes against the 1978 constitution which states Spain is indivisible.
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This goes against conventional wisdom, for previous attempts to make a rechargeable magnesium battery have failed.
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This all goes against the narrative put forward by the "good guy with a gun" theory.
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This goes against everything Clark thought from years of trying cases where she defended Black women.
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It goes against so many Trumpian principles: Anti-elitism, swamp draining, bad press caused by underlings.
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Nunberg said Hicks wouldn't be "insulted" like Kelly currently is when Trump goes against her advice.
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But that's the one goal Trump won't budge on, because it goes against Trump's fundamental instincts.
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If it's clear that what consumers are upset about goes against the brand identity, fix it.
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"It goes against common sense" that three sets of eyes are better than five, he said.
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However, separating children from their parents is cruel, and I think it goes against American values.
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It goes against the most basic notions of checks on power, and particularly, the president's power.
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"Trump goes against everything I stand for," the 18-year-old wrote in an email interview.
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"This study goes against that belief," Hess, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The report also includes evidence that goes against the official government narrative provided at the time.
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And if everyone goes against one item made from plastic, that is a powerful campaign mechanism.
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Many doctors have refused to take part, believing that the law goes against their Hippocratic oath.
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It goes against all of the commitments that have been entered into by the British government.
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If that goes against them, they can appeal all the way up to India's Supreme Court.
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So, at the very least ... it seems whoever goes against Trump just gained one additional vote.
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But his work at the festival "goes against the psychedelic feel of the album," he explained.
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"This activity goes against what people expect on Facebook and it violates our policies," Gleicher said.
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"We couldn't let that happen because it goes against what we stand for," Mr. Ng said.
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Batman's casual approach to killing, in particular, goes against essentially everything the character has stood for.
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Lawyers argued that means the pipeline goes against the Clean Water Act and Rivers and Harbors Act.
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It's not right that they don't take into account the four world titles; it goes against history.
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On VAR, when it goes in your favor it's good, when it goes against you it's bad.
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A second type of case involves a decision by a lower court that goes against federal law.
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"This criminalization of compassion is extremely worrying" and goes against century-old standards and norms, Rocca said.
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That goes against who I am and I worked in academia too long to speak so boastfully.
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We may want to buy low and sell high, but that goes against our instincts and biases.
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It is unconstitutional and goes against democracy How do the restrictions impact you or your loved ones?
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Holding a Curcio hearing now could eliminate one ground for appeal if the case goes against Zarrab.
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Anyone who goes against the grain, isn't a sheep, and dares to question things really inspires me.
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She's that urban elite woman who goes against all these housewife stereotypes, against what's traditionally considered feminine.
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"Ultimately, [this] goes against the idea of wellness: complete physical, mental, and social well-being," Bailey adds.
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I think it goes against what the public perceives the space station is supposed to be like.
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That goes against a decade's worth of financial regulation, which has sought to bolster banks' capital buffers.
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Commuting his sentence "sets a dangerous precedent and goes against the trust voters place in elected officials."
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Of course, the very idea of "Scholars and Writers for Trump" goes against Trump's anti-elite appeal.
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That's not only an inconvenience for Carson; it also goes against the way she wants to parent.
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On the other, he goes against her wishes — she tells him she's not interested in singing publicly.
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Bill told WLWT that his son is not vaccinated because it goes against the family's religious beliefs.
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It's an unprecedented move and arguably goes against one of Apple's core philosophies: Things should just work.
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So when a real rape happens, that goes against the agenda of your boss, you actually happen.
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"Anybody who goes against Trump is good with me," said Roxanne Bowers of Phoenix said of Perez.
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"If the Supreme Court goes against me and (Cruz is) eligible ... that satisfies my purpose," Schwartz said.
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Covering up an iPhone in a dinky piece of plastic goes against everything that an iPhone is.
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It basically goes against everything directors like Hitchcock do when they plan every single frame before shooting.
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Yet among the rank and file of Silicon Valley, widespread involvement, or any involvement, goes against expectations.
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Apple told Trail of Bits that recommending specific apps goes against the App Store's terms of service.
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Matteo Renzi, Italy's reform-minded prime minister, says he will resign if the result goes against him.
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"This law does not keep our community safe; in fact, it goes against public safety," Hernandez argued.
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The rule is dangerous and goes against how the US should be treating children in its care.
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Malotru is a guy with an ethic, and sometimes your personal ethic goes against your professional orders.
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Money bail is unfair and unsafe, and goes against our country's values of 'innocent until proven guilty.
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Another issue is corporate sponsorship, something that goes against the very essence of the anti-establishment subculture.
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They're trying to sell a narrative and they're not going to like anything that goes against it.
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"I'm creating a narrative that goes against the dominant narrative put forth by the news," she explained.
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Nothing infuriates Mayor Greg Lemons more than saying protecting the local environment goes against his party's goals.
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But our ravenous economic disposition goes against the very nature of our world and its finite resources.
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Including Macau and Hong Kong, and that goes against the basic law of governance in those places.
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Musk loves to go ahead with anything that's disruptive and goes against the current of automotive retail.
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That doesn't happen on older iPhones, and more importantly, goes against Apple's privacy policy and general gestalt.
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The statement says Trump's declaration goes against the administration's own data and calls the President's actions unprecedented.
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The bloc says the logging goes against nature conservation laws and threatens an UNESCO World Heritage site.
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History is watching and they will be establishing a new precedent that goes against their alleged principles.
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But their success is dismaying precisely because it goes against a particular idea of Anglo-American exceptionalism.
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Then came the hedge: "Now, if he ever goes against me, I'm not going to say that."
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Starting the fiscal year with static spending is an unnecessary error that goes against important legislative goals.
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A narrative violation, he learned, is a way to express an idea that goes against conventional wisdom.
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"It goes against the world trend of peace, co-operation and development," the embassy said on its website.
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He said the district&aposs transgender name policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights.
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It seems like a small thing, but it goes against many decades of learned behavior for most drivers.
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The move to not make notable leaders aware goes against the usual tradition for such high-profile operations.
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Halsey sounded incredible, but overall the performance failed to make an impression, which goes against VMA code. 5.
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"He's been great at keeping public lands in public hands and goes against the Republican establishment," Tawney said.
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So when someone goes against the norm, even if it's just with a pixie cut, we take notice.
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"If you post something that goes against our guidelines again, your account may be deleted," the page reads.
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That's because it goes against an established theory in sociology known as "computer are social actors," or CASA.
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Phillips' lawyers said creative professionals should not be forced to engage in expression that goes against their conscience.
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The urge to categorize, though understandable, goes against the currents of the region's greatest artistic and countercultural achievements.
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Representatives of the Air France female crew say the order goes against French law and should be voluntary.
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The recently passed Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), however, goes against every grain of this obligation.
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Unsurprisingly, it goes against the company's PR policy to comment on rumors and speculation about its inner workings.
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But, as Sophia learns, this goes against a very strict code that many vintage re-sellers stand by.
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Bank of East Asia has said the lawsuit goes against the interests of the bank and its shareholders.
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Indeed, the Riksbank's plan to increase its repo rate goes against the revised conventional wisdom among monetary economists.
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The language goes against Trump's previous calls for eliminating the caps and campaign promise to repeal them immediately.
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This kind of support for victims goes against the secrecy and stigma surrounding rape in Central African Republic.
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Singling out a particular creator or campaign goes against everything for their neutral, open-to-all-platforms DNA.
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What the father says about milk goes against the most basic knowledge of what a growing child needs.
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"This kind of operation goes against everything you've ever been taught as a cop going undercover," said Nargi.
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That conclusion goes against the Code of Federal Regulations governing how and who can fire a special counsel.
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This would unfairly subject people to intimidation and harassment, and goes against the foundation of our democratic process.
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But that goes against the principle of immutability, one of the features and benefits of the blockchain system.
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What's new: The finding goes against conventional wisdom, which holds that fireflies' bioluminescence is for attracting a mate.
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This notion that Picard is arrogant and close-minded goes against much of what we know about him.
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Industry executives say the tax is a failure and that it goes against the will of the people.
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"That goes against the entire public debate we are having now about reducing drug prices," Mr. Kimball said.
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Mr. Macron's centrist vision goes against the anti-immigrant, anti-European Union tide that Ms. Le Pen represented.
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"First, it goes against the statements of the nominated defense secretary a few days ago," Mr. Steinmeier said.
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"Diversification just goes against investors' instincts at times like these," says Jeffrey Kleintop, Schwab's chief global investment strategist.
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Rosselló, however, said Bishop's proposal goes against Promesa, which calls for cooperation between the governor and the board.
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"That gives the President certain powers that I believe goes against what our Constitution has set," Hurd said.
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If the decision goes against Turkey, it could retaliate by banning the United States from Incirlik Air Base.
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She believes that the current trend of abortion restrictions in Ohio goes against the character of the state.
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"The primary worry they're going to have is 2021, if the election goes against President Trump," Lacovara said.
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The poems of this period are Rich's most fully achieved, though to say so goes against their grain.
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That goes against the suggestion of some who say the state's Republicans should forge a more moderate path.
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Gorogoa is a game we need more of because it goes against the goals of other art games.
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Momentum in the two companies' shares could falter if a forthcoming U.S. decision on Medicare reimbursement goes against them.
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Supranationalism goes against the grain of history and human instinct, and will surely go the way of the dinosaur.
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We love when traditional, homogenous fashion imagery is reimagined in a way that goes against the (thin, white) grain.
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This is a bad idea because it actually, it goes against the fight against ISIS, and potentially helps ISIS.
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"That's an idea but it goes against the Olympic spirit, against what Baron Pierre de Coubertin suggested," he says.
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That choice goes against the grain of modern art's so-called progress towards abstraction in the early 20th century.
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" Graze: "We've asked our advertising partner to avoid this show in future as it goes against our brand values.
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Although largely symbolic, the group's statement goes against a roughly 30-year viewpoint that corporations exist to serve shareholders.
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Yet it goes against human nature for people to think of themselves as mediocre or settling for the average.
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"I have made it clear that I will not tolerate anything that goes against the process," the mayor said.
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The decision to reduce her dose for missing one day goes against the World Health Organization's clinical dosing guidelines.
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True Muslims know or should know that it goes against our religion to try and force Islam on anybody.
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True Muslims know or should know that it goes against our religion to try to force Islam on anybody.
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RHP John Lackey (11-3.33, 4.65 ERA) goes against Cardinals RHP Carlos Martinez (11-10, 3.33 ERA) on Friday.
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But that's all serving to create a comfortable atmosphere, and supporting an environment that goes against the dominant narrative.
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The legislation "clearly goes against what Section 230 states," CDT policy counsel Gautam Hans wrote in a blog post.
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Others questioned whether teachers should be armed, as many are, because it goes against the ideals of the profession.
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"When it goes against accepted norms I don't think it should be treated as an internal affair," he added.
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It goes against everything I believe in: Constant movement; shallow, anxious breathing; consciously un-seeing my credit card balance.
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But that goes against precedent, and stifles the impulse to recognize people venerated by serving senators and the public.
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This senseless act of violence goes against everything our community stands for and we will get through this together.
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Former Nationals LHP Tommy Milone (0-1, 5.87 ERA) goes against Cleveland RHP Danny Salazar (2-1, 1.47 ERA).
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"Grab believes that this double standard goes against the spirit of increasing choices for drivers and riders," it said.
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This obviously goes against the fundamental goal of Brexiters, which is trade and commerce unregulated by the European Union.
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Otherwise, we've simply managed to automate discrimination — which I'm pretty sure goes against the whole "don't be evil" thing.
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Some of them believe that any drug use, even to treat addiction, goes against the goal of full sobriety.
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It is a repugnant, racist, and ignorant piece of legislation that goes against everything that America should stand for.
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Second, Marvel's apparent "apolitical" stance goes against the company's history, both during the WWII era and much more recently.
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If they accept a deal that supposedly goes against everything they stand for, they will demonstrate their own irrelevance.
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He can call witnesses, and he can appeal the final decision of the board if it goes against him.
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The decision to pull the ad is wishy washy because it goes against what they've demonstrated in the past.
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations," Geng Shuang, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, said yesterday.
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One can even make the point that democracy is "unnatural" because it goes against our vital instincts and impulses.
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They argued it goes against Republican promises of increased options in health insurance, and their embrace of states' rights.
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It goes against what the market got last week out of Powell when he painted a more dovish picture.
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"It goes against the Constitution, against medical experts, and against the rights of women across the country," said Sen.
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The act is somewhat controversial, Kendall said, because some interpretations would say it goes against parts of the OST.
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If the ruling goes against Elliott, PPG would still have a chance to walk away without actually launching a bid.
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"What goes against religious liberty is unnecessarily forcing people to be involved who don't want to be involved," Rienzi said.
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Such renters, Nicholas claimed, also frequently bring extra people to stay in the unit, which goes against most landlords' preferences.
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It's not obviously what's going on in America today … I wouldn't stand because it goes against everything I believe in.
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"There is a lot of politics involved here and it goes against Cosby's chances of getting this overturned on appeal."
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Apple believes in treating everyone equally and with respect, and we do not tolerate behavior that goes against our values.
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An economics professor at George Mason, Cowen again goes against the grain with a spirited defense of big business. 2.
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A lesbian, HELPING YOU, for a disrespectful amount of money, as you attend a church that goes against my existence?
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That is why we do not support this policy or any other that goes against our values as a company.
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Even when Alex Ovechkin goes against Sidney Crosby, they rarely find themselves on the ice together at the same time.
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They also say it goes against an equal protection clause in the constitution since it overwhelmingly targets people with breasts.
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Of course, blockchain and crypto purists say the entrance of big corporations goes against the very spirit of decentralized currencies.
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And even if it does, social VR still won't be a thing because it actually goes against everything Facebook represents.
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These water-bearers have near-impossible ideals that they stubbornly cling to even when it goes against their best interests.
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Critics have scrutinized Trump's latest Cabinet picks, arguing that it goes against his vow to "drain the swamp" in Washington.
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"If the decision goes against him, his sympathizers will feel that their right to vote has been expropriated," said Torres.
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Moreover, the purpose of the plug-in is to highlight actual existing YouTube content that goes against YouTube's own policies.
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True Muslims know that the ruthless violence of so called Islamic Jihadists goes against the very tenets of our religion.
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Which is to say the prediction, made via tweet, goes against the reality we've known for more than a century.
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It goes against what people know and against their experience, and when it comes to that most people are conservative.
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"It goes against everything I've been trained to do as a doctor, and all of us, as gynaecologists," Kenny said.
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But conservative activists who spoke to The Hill argue that goes against the GOP's support for free markets and speech.
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"That goes against the concept of what we do for a living," Lee explained in regards to a restaurant blackout.
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Activist Bruce Wilson said the name Wade Hampton Boulevard "goes against the values of the new South," Fox Carolina reported.
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If you're an evangelical Christian, you're about to cast your lot with someone who goes against nearly everything you believe.
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She said it goes against her belief as a Satanist that she can make her own decisions regarding her health.
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That sort of politicking goes against Hillary's claim that women are more willing to work together to reach common solutions.
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It goes against everything we're taught — like, that we're supposed to act completely nonplussed if a man doesn't answer us.
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The problem is that it goes against his usual stance of taking responsibility for his position as a role model.
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That goes against the recent trend, in which cheaper smartphone rivals have taken market share away from Apple in China.
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But it goes against the principles of freedom and liberty to enact laws to enforce one view on every individual.
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Even though many argue that this is unpatriotic because it goes against our president, but in reality, this is patriotism.
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Keeping people coming out of prison from important connections in their lives goes against every principle of effective re-entry.
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"To throw out almost all of the union members goes against the grain of the Voice we love and cherish."
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"Someone being able to invest and get citizenship goes against that important New Zealand value of equality," Mr. Drury explained.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang reportedly condemned the move, saying it goes against their "one China" policy, Reuters reported.
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He has offered repeatedly to work with Congress to fix DACA — a position that goes against many in his base.
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This goes against everything we know about democracies, I would say that this is a situation that is very worrying.
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Gary Nunn writes that trying to anglicize Markle goes against the modern image the royal family is trying to cultivate.
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If a WTO ruling on a trade dispute goes against the United States, the US has committed to accepting that.
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We don't want to see their dishonesty because it goes against our view of what we want our kids to be.
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But adding millions of new potential "criminals" to the list goes against prevailing trends in policing toward tech-driven, targeted enforcement.
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"It goes against almost 30 years of what we thought we knew about people's interest in their genetic data," she said.
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Sanders, who has made his money by advocating for socialism, has clearly not profited from work that goes against the movement.
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A cover of Wall of Voodoo's 'Mexican Radio' opens the album —an unfathomable move that goes against virtually every industry norm.
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Issues arise tied to trust, accountability and personnel behavior that goes against the values of a company – or society, in general.
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So if someone is making love a goal, it goes against our notions of what romance is meant to be like.
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The manner in which Gabriel's rape is handled goes against what RAINN says is the responsible way to portray sexual assault.
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Après goes against the grain by delivering a drink packed with all plant-based protein, including pea, chia, hemp, and cacao.
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He said that when France bans certain pesticides to protect people's health, it goes against the interests of the chemicals giants.
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"It goes against the spirit of their 'Made in America' push," said one seller of American-made socks to Wal-Mart.
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Admitting an all-male group goes against our policy and is clearly stated on Facebook and on all reservation confirmation emails.
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Its move to keep the headphone jack goes against Apple and other companies' work to rid our world of traditional headphones.
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Even if no foreign governments were staying in Trump's hotels, making money off the presidency goes against everything the position represents.
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But it goes against this general idea that his side is trying to convey: that he's pure, that he's above politics.
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The President in recent days said they should be deported without seeing a judge first (that goes against the Constitution, btw).
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And my "secret" for hiring the right people goes against the grain of a lot of the common advice on hiring.
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Time will tell if Republican's can get behind another one of the Pentagon's recommendations that goes against everything they stand for.
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This policy is potentially lethal for women and girls across the state and it goes against medical and public health science.
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Teaching manners to New Yorkers is like trying to teach a dog to take small bites — it goes against our nature.
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"The action taken by the administration is troubling and goes against all that we believe in," Yahoo said in a statement.
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Nonetheless, Azubuike is working on other aspects of his game, including some different shots for when he goes against bigger defenders.
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Why this matters: The endorsement goes against what Steyer previously told Axios, which is that he wouldn't endorse specific Democratic candidates.
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It's not only personally counterintuitive to stay up all night when you're depressed, it also goes against every prevailing cultural norm.
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It's possible that the Justice Department will appeal a ruling that goes against it, though, so things may not end there.
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It goes against what we've been taught and the age we live in: Cases, crimes, missing planes don't go unsolved anymore.
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But such thinking goes against an American crusade to propagate hard-line policies at home and abroad since the Nixon era.
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I'm here also because I'm queer and I'm trans and fascism goes against everything I am and everything I believe in.
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And it goes against the current of human psychology, which is we don't really think about the far future very much.
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But ignoring the threat of climate change doesn't just go against what climate activists warn — it goes against the Pentagon's advice.
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As stated in the 85033 Jan Mayen case, accepting such lack of objectivity goes against the elementary principle of legal security.
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The startup goes against traditional methods of preparation, such as in-person tutoring, and charges roughly $24 a year to students.
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Destroying our bipartisan tradition of refugee resettlement goes against the American value of extending a lifeline to the world's most vulnerable.
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This result goes against the most familiar supply-and-demand reasoning that by increasing employers' costs, a higher wage decreases employment.
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Everything about that goes against the way I make my living as a spirits and cocktail expert, author, and bar owner.
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Daniel is a Korean-American guy who has always been "the good son," even when it goes against his poetic nature.
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More surprisingly, the Senate bill goes against the framework agreed by congressional Republicans at the start of the tax reform process.
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It goes against the basic American notion that it should be about what you can do and not who you are.
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Even when it feels uncomfortable or goes against the grain of today's thinking, successful leaders encourage innovation and changing things up.
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Many argue the plan goes against net neutrality, the principle that no Internet traffic or app should be prioritized above another.
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Keep Labs told TechCrunch that avoiding saying "cannabis" goes against the company's best interest, so it decided to skip the show.
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The bombing of the Democratic Federation of North and East Syria by Turkey goes against everything the United States stands for.
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If the verdict goes against Johnson's government, however, sterling is expected to rise - normally a negative for the multinational-heavy index.
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The proposed law, he said, goes against the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which the country ratified in 1986.
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" When contacted by Mashable, Wadhwa said, "A lot of this is shocking to me and goes against everything I believe in.
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Since this goes against the very ethos of the cryptocurrency movement, it poses the most difficult — but no less necessary — challenge.
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"One reason false news might be more surprising is, it goes against people's expectations of the world," Vosoughi said in an interview.
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This goes against Google's biggest competitors — Samsung and Apple — which both opted to include rear dual-camera systems on their flagship devices.
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This, of course, goes against the comments made by the designer: Ford said he had turned down an opportunity to dress Mrs.
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On Fox, Trump said he had no intentions of firing Conway, and argued that the Hatch Act goes against the First Amendment.
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It goes against everything we've been taught about our makeup application, so it was — to put it mildly — a struggle to master.
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He is due to discuss Iran's ballistic missile program, which Paris says goes against U.N. Security Council resolutions, and its regional activities.
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"This is absolutely unacceptable and goes against our goal to provide safe, clean and connected communities," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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"The fact that it could offend someone by its usage qualifies it as a symbol that goes against Army policies," Burk wrote.
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"Apple believe in treating everyone equally and with respect and we do not tolerate behaviour that goes against our values," it said.
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I find Ted to be an incredibly factual person, even when it goes against his own interest, and that's just super attractive.
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If it doesn't — if a statistical concept goes against the prior beliefs — I need a higher burden of proof to believe it.
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Additional crackdowns on free assembly and protest represent a "huge legal overreach, that completely goes against international human rights standards," he added.
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This goes against the rapid growth mindset of venture-backed companies in other industries, but is critical when it comes to healthcare.
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The finding goes against polls published after the election, which had suggested a 16-point jump in turnout among that age group.
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The cruel, abhorrent behavior of people within both of these fanbases goes against what makes fandoms so wonderful in the first place.
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But if a future court ruling goes against them, some could lose protections immediately if that's what the administration chooses to do.
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She didn't internalize destructiveness, she externalized it, which goes against our romantic view of the Abstract Expressionists and their hard-drinking ways.
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That goes against a tenet of corporate finance, that firms only borrow to invest once they have exhausted internal sources of funds.
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The discriminatory ban against immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries is un-American, and goes against the very ideals professed in the Constitution.
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"We're prioritizing authenticity and transparency, which goes against the grain of many of the brands that are overly protective of their image."
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That goes against Apple's whole vision of how the world should be — and it's a vision that most of Silicon Valley shares.
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He told a local radio station that the deal struck to win support from House Freedom Caucus conservatives goes against his principles.
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It completely goes against sexual freedom, specifically female sexual freedom if you see the list of acts deemed not acceptable, like squirting.
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"There is an attempt by external powers to overthrow an elected government, this goes against all rules of international law," Arreaza said.
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However, he said as recently as Monday that he will not exit the ADP investment if the shareholder vote goes against him.
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Something that we did differently was a priced round for the seed, and giving a board seat (which goes against popular advice).
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This goes against Navy culture, but so be it; the Navy already uses multiple crews for some types of submarines and minesweepers.
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The vote goes against the White House desire to close billions of dollars' worth of unused or underused military facilities in 85033.
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They're not really religious people, but it goes against everything they've ever been taught about what a relationship is supposed to be.
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Miami's Tom Koehler goes against Seth Lugo in the second game, and Lugo has been revelatory in two spot starts so far.
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She's apparently trying to create something that "purposefully goes against the celeb collaboration phenomena" with Ivy Park, according to a PR rep.
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It goes against everything I believe, everything I want to believe, to say that someone who has wronged can never be redeemed.
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The study, published by the American Psychological Association, goes against the prevailing assumption that physical attractiveness is an asset for job hunters.
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"This proposal will marginalize Muslim women in the workplace and goes against freedom of religion in both Canada and Quebec," he said.
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When people subscribe to an ideology, they suck up evidence that supports their preconceptions and filter out evidence that goes against them.
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A ban on any religious group goes against the very freedom to practice religion instilled in this country by the First Amendment.
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"It makes very clean predictions, and when something goes against the orderly set of rules, it requires something special happening," she said.
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"It goes against the Poles, the Scandinavians, and gives the general impression that we're not interested in Europe," said one French diplomat.
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"I think if you see our stores in Vegas, and even New York at times, I think it really goes against that."
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"As an ecologist, that goes against my grain to be more interventionist, but I don't know what the alternative is," says Clarke.
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The vote goes against the White House desire to close billions of dollars' worth of unused or underused military facilities in 2018.
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But as Trump's behavior suggests, he will counter it with the same technique, challenging the integrity of anyone who goes against him.
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"So I don't understand why [Trump] would pardon a man who had — it just goes against — screw what's ethically right," she added.
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AW: So the true art or architecture practice is very political, in that sense, because it goes against some common mediocre thinking.
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This is seen by many as a disaster that goes against international law and destroys any chance for a two-state solution.
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And, if you have ever ordered delivery, you will know it goes against just about everything the zero waste movement stands for.
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Under the authoritarian rule of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, celebrities have been targeted for outfits and behavior that goes against public morals.
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" A BBC spokesperson said: "This was a serious error of judgment and goes against the values we as a station aim to embody.
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"This disturbing crime is an outrage that goes against everything we stand for as a nation of immigrants," Bera said in a statement.
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Making temperature predictions far into the future has proven to be nothing more than speculation, and goes against the principles of scientific integrity.
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It seems like a lazy cost-cutting move that goes against what makes Moto's G-series phones so good in the first place.
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It promises to make the cake taste even better — even though it goes against everything we thought we knew from past birthday parties.
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An inclined sleeper allows babies to sleep at an approximately 30-degree angle, which goes against advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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All of this leads to a stuttering rhythm of play that goes against everything that has made Pokémon so great over the years.
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I know that goes against every message that the mainstream media tells us about beauty, health, and body size, but bear with me.
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First of all, it goes against basic common sense: How can an area's biodiversity increase after being destroyed and replaced by golf grass?
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Between the lines: The Alabama lawyer who wrote this ban, Eric Johnston, expected a lawsuit since the ban goes against Roe v. Wade.
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Left-hander Mike Montgomery (1-1, 81 ERA) goes against Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jimmy Nelson (7-14, 4.42 ERA) on Thursday evening.
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"I think that that goes against the collapse model that says all they were doing was competing to build bigger statues," he added.
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Explained: Fundamentally, purchasing cars and renting them out goes against Uber's business model, which hinges on the company not owning assets like vehicles.
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" Ronaldo had adamantly denied the allegations -- and said, "Rape is an abominable crime that goes against everything that I am and believe in.
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"That is a statement of such tremendous danger for the country that really goes against all that America stands for," she told CNBC.
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Even though it goes against how we're wired as a species, it feels like it's become pitiful to admit to disliking being alone.
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Top Democrats in the House have already vowed to investigate "all the things" he has done that they believe goes against the Constitution.
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" He also said, "True Muslims know that the ruthless violence of so-called Islamic jihadists goes against the very tenets of our religion.
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And handing the nomination to Trump before he qualifies solely because he is leading goes against our longstanding definition of winners and losers.
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"The CETA vote goes against what the general population wants," said a farmer who took part in the damage to Bureau-Bonnard's office.
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Denying patients the basic care they need goes against the very tenets of social justice many of the faithful in America hold dear.
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I don't care where you're at, what time and condition, that just goes against -- you don't have to read the Bible for that.
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The idea that the frequency of impacts on the Moon and Earth has jumped since 210 million years ago goes against conventional thinking.
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It also goes against what then-candidate Trump told a CNN reporter in August 2015 when asked whether he endorsed what he retweets.
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And he's taking this seriously: Every time a decision goes against him, he looks like he's on the verge of throwing a wobbler.
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"It kind of goes against the idea that evolution is a way of taking something simple and making it more sophisticated," he said.
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Trump's move is all the stranger because it goes against the broader policy that Trump has been pushing for drug dealers and traffickers.
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It goes against the natural order of things, like RuPaul without big hair or Sean Spicer giving a calm and informed news conference.
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What sets Diane Keaton apart from her the rest is that she's never given in to wearing something that goes against her style.
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The uncontrolled re-entry of the space lab has been a blot on China's space program, as it goes against international best practice.
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For professionals trained to be apolitical, viewing their future through a political lens goes against the grain of everything they have been taught.
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To utter such garbage, which you know to be false and defamatory, goes against all the training and teaching you must have received.
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Purposely pushing people into the illicit market—precisely where the dangerous products are—goes against every principle of public health and harm reduction.
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The measure goes against India's constitution, which guarantees legal equality to people of all faiths, the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said.
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Such a plan goes against supposed Republican orthodoxy of trying to eliminate (or at least bring down) the federal budget debt and deficit.
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" Decred co-founder Jake Yocom-Piatt, via an e-mailed statement: "Libra goes against the central ideological underpinning of cryptocurrency — it's not decentralized.
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"We trust jurors to be on their best behavior and wall themselves off but that kind of goes against human nature," Ohlin said.
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JON BURDENLondon I know it goes against the grain, but vote Jeremy Corbyn in and we get Keir Starmer as our negotiator on Brexit.
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It goes against prevailing legislative trends in other states, which tend to focus on schools' reporting requirements and creating partnerships with local crisis centers.
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"The new law ignores their customary practices and goes against the accepted wisdom of indigenous communities being the best caretakers of forests," he said.
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When I see other women with gray hair, I celebrate and salute them because it goes against what we've all been taught is beautiful.
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"A price of nearly €853 per bottle goes against the ethical standards and values that the monks face," an Abbey spokesperson told The Guardian.
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"This goes against everything we stand for, our ethical culture and our operating principles here at OpenTable," the company said in an internal email.
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Trump's decision to take the call — and now, Cruz's meeting — goes against decades-long U.S. diplomatic policy not to recognise Taiwan as a nation.
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Trump wasn't under an obligation to inform Democrats on the Hill, but the move goes against the usual tradition for such high-profile operations.
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The move to not notify notable leaders goes against the usual tradition for such high-profile operations and undercut praise for the risky mission.
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In fact, the idea of driving through traffic in one of these vehicles goes against the very purpose of pursuing the idea, Moore said.
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Even though it's simulated, violence goes against the main principles of the Games, which value sportsmanship and cooperation from countries all around the world.
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"We know it's a bad, terrible tax that goes against what we want to foster: more exports to create more quality jobs," Macri said.
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"It will set a precedent if the final decision goes against Flipkart for predatory pricing," said Salman Waris, a partner at TechLegis Advocates & Solicitors.
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The jump in forecasts goes against a trend where growth outlooks have been consistently pared back and 3 percent growth has remained frustratingly elusive.
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Scott Mendelson, Forbes For much of its running time, Fate of the Furious goes against what has made the franchise so enjoyable of late.
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After all, it sounds like it goes against core principles of science: that you can only learn about the Universe by observing it directly.
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That goes against the prevailing theory that leaves became a major part of the monkey diet after their split from apes 30m years ago.
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And with the exception of Foggy, all the other characters seem to roll over for him — even if it goes against their best interests.
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Joel Simon, the executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists, said on Saturday that withholding information for any reason goes against journalists' instincts.
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Sure, it goes against the old P.R. rule about getting out ahead of the story instead of letting someone else control it for you.
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That goes against what Feige just told Collider, but it does seem fair to say that Inhumans is lower on Marvel's list of priorities.
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Religious groups, as well as House and Senate conservatives, say that by eliminating the credit, the proposal goes against the GOP's "pro-life" platform.
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Trump's willingness to meet with Cummings about lowering prescription drug prices goes against the traditional GOP position opposing government action to address the costs.
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What if experience and security might be connected in a way that goes against the grain of the story society typically likes to tell?
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"While sheltering is a priority for protecting public health, it goes against natural instincts," a collection of government agencies wrote in a 2010 report.
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Asked if Roc Nation's partnership with the NFL goes against his support of Kaepernick, Carter said the partnership will actually further the quarterback's message.
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Stephenson said selling CNN goes against one of the key things AT&T is trying to accomplish with the merger — boosting its advertising capability.
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It sounds like you're suggesting that we should have empathy for those who commit the worst crimes, even if it goes against our impulses.
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The fact that guests decided to use our restaurant as a platform to promote, disrespect, and spread hatred goes against everything we stand for.
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"This building goes against the theory of development where you build things for the economies of scale," Mr. Shvo said during a recent tour.
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Anything or anyone that goes against their beliefs and expectations is seen as a direct attack, and will suffer the wrath of narcissistic rage.
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Supporters of HIPAA have argued that disclosure of a patient's identity is dangerous, and some have even claimed it goes against the Hippocratic Oath.
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Fighting a sport synonymous with Canadian toughness and freezing afternoons on frozen ponds goes against the grain with many people above the 49th parallel.
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"This punitive rule is a threat to the fabric of our communities and goes against our California values," Becerra said in a press release.
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Pushing AT&T to unload a big part of its business to get the deal approved goes against Mr. Delrahim's history, antitrust experts say.
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The Chinese government said the U.S. latest measures to impose travel restrictions goes against a World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation to avoid travel bans.
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Denying trans kids gender-affirming medical care goes against the recommendation of a number of major medical organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Aggression for aggression's sake goes against the practice of generations of black struggle that have made justice bigger than everybody's anger, black and white.
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"The BYU Dancesport Championship's recent action (although completely justified from their point of view) goes against my personal beliefs and core values," she wrote.
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Yet the idea of being dominant in the bedroom, especially for women, can still seem strange since it goes against everything we&aposre taught.
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It's hard to see any other country endorsing a U.S. policy that goes against UN Security Council resolutions and most readings of international law.
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No matter that this league doesn't keep score for this age group, nor that this goes against the most basic understanding of human decency.
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"This goes against everything we know," said Maxine Stein, the chief executive of the Jewish Family Service of Western Massachusetts, a refugee resettlement agency.
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That goes against Exxon's contention that Schneiderman shifted strategies recently when he came up empty on his investigation into older positions from the company.
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Religious groups, as well as House and Senate conservatives, say that by eliminating the credit, the bill goes against the GOP's anti-abortion platform.
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They're games in which the object is not to kill anyone, which goes against what long has been the essence of the action game.
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Across the political spectrum, the veil is often seen as an intrinsic symbol of submission that goes against gender equality, even when worn freely.
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But this goes against previous norms in which politicians striving to be authentic would attempt to shed the artificial trappings of party and partisanship.
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Such behavior goes against everything we stand for at Twitter, and we are taking action on any content that violates our terms of service.
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It goes against years of conditioning and stereotype to flip the switch and be aggressive, because women are rarely taught how to do that.
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That goes against the heart of Cruz's appeal: that he is a dyed-in-the-wool conservative who is inflexibly committed to conservative principles.
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This one concession directly goes against the founding tenets of Gilead; there have already been enough cracks at the structure of the society (see: bomb).
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Grassley said it goes against the U.S. Constitution by misrepresenting how Congress functions and trying to tell the legislative branch how to do its job.
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Lore also disputed the notion that the sale goes against the ambitious plans for Jet he laid out time and time again in the press.
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It goes against our brain to imagine development other than things getting more interesting, but there's no reason to think that this will last forever.
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Limiting freedom of expression goes against the very idea of democracy, threatening to impede social progress and the fight for just and egalitarian social order.
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"This incident goes against the very grain of Kashmiri ethos," separatist leaders Syed Ali Geelani, Mirwaiz Farooq and Yasin Malik said in a joint statement.
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It also goes against the idealistic image the state has created for itself—one of small, family-run farms hearkening back to a simpler time.
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Obviously the bulbous orange truck goes against every single fiber of your moral and rational being, and plainly offers nothing but disaster for the puppy.
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In her eyes, the dishonesty goes against the principles of enlightenment — in particular, the capacity for reason and critical thinking — our country is founded upon.
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"It really goes against the idea that companies can't adopt these things and make them their own," Systrom said this week in a phone interview.
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That goes against the trend we've seen in the past few years of a big bump in apparel shopping after the school year actually starts.
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It's something I have a lot of respect for and have participated in, but I think it definitely goes against some instinct to look beyond.
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The ruling by the ECJ goes against the opinion of the court's advocate general, who argued in January that the new techniques should be allowed.
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Parliament's decision goes against the opinion of most Czechs - according to a Charles University and Ipsos agency poll last year, 78 percent supported a ban.
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Known as a "conscience claim" or "conscientious objection," the practice "goes against everything medicine stands for," said Françoise Girard, president of IWHC, in a statement.
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This obviously goes against bro code, so the burned bro (Post Malone), various tabloids report, decided to retaliate and choke the burner bro (Justin Bieber).
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"They made a decision, and honestly it goes against protocol to remove a victim from a scene unless it's a dire circumstance," a supervisor said.
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This decision goes against all common sense, especially considering the many recent revelations of errors and obfuscation in the allegedly 'settled science' of global warming.
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Last week, Indonesia's conservative Muslim government instructed messaging apps in the country to drop LGBT emoji for Indonesian users because homosexuality goes against religious teachings.
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When you're actually willing to sit with a problem and not just ... Well, it goes against the positivity that the elites like, the relentless positivity.
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"This demand goes against the constitution and the law and is a crime for anyone who does it," Suleiman told a news conference in Cairo.
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Matteo Renzi, Italy's reform-minded prime minister, says he will resign if the result of a referendum on constitutional reform goes against him in October.
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Their lawsuit argues that their right to free speech and association has been violated and that the ordinance goes against federal labor and privacy laws.
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His refusal to being buried next to his wife, whom he claims never acknowledged him as her equal, goes against an almost 500-year tradition.
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"It impairs clean athletes ... for political reasons rather than sporting, and goes against the Paralympic movement's principle of inclusion," World Archery said in a statement.
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The idea that Melania just grabbed any old jacket without regard to how people might interpret it goes against literally everything we know about her.
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That goes against standard conservative ideology, which for years has rested on the premise that Republicans were not against immigration or immigrants, only illegal immigration.
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However, Shamsi argues that any proposal that would single out individuals based on race goes against the guarantee of equal protection of the American constitution.
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Regulation should not prevent innovation While working with regulators goes against the pirate nature of 'the valley,' startups in several domains can't just ignore regulation.
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It was like, "Oh, well this is a really good service," but it seems like this sort of goes against a bunch of American ideals.
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Intolerance, on the other hand, is defined as including hate speech, racism, and so on, and goes against democracy, per Twitter and the researcher team.
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It goes against guidance from health experts Similarly, medical experts and health officials now agree that naming infectious diseases after a geographic location is inappropriate.
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The family said that most of the first bodies were recovered that way in Pedernales, though the use of heavy machinery goes against international guidelines.
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This is a violation of trust, a violation of the sacred management of union dues, and goes against everything we believe in as a union.
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The embassy move goes against an international consensus that it prejudges the outcome of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations over the future status of the contested city.
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Push back should happen when something goes against the moral values of the home, such as insulting a parent's appearance or refusing to do chores.
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"This type of bigotry goes against all of the values and beliefs of our school system," Graden said in a statement sent Tuesday via twitter.
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Although it goes against what most financial experts preach, it worked for him; Ray and his wife paid off over $70,0003 in just one year.
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Video games don't typically translate to other media as well as we'd like them to, but Netflix's anime adaptation of Castlevania goes against the grain.
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Biofuels groups have strongly opposed the idea, saying it could spark trade tensions and goes against the RFS' intent to increase domestic use of biofuels.
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It goes against everything she said, but look at the true political nature of why—to harm one campaign and give a benefit to another.
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Trump's executive order barring people from seven Muslim-majority countries goes against the bedrock constitutional idea that prohibits government from favoring one religion over another.
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She said the commission was "formulated on a sham premise" and its mission goes against states's right to run their own elections and voter registration.
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"It was a horrific crime — one that has no place on Facebook, and goes against our policies and everything we stand for," Mr. Osofsky wrote.
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SOMETHING THAT INSTEAD IS VERY POROUS AND LETS A LOT OF MATERIAL IN FROM OUTSIDE NAFTA, IT GOES AGAINST THE VERY CONCEPT OF AN AGREEMENT.
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It appears to be an advice book that goes against all the usual advice books for leaders, which tells them to be just and honorable.
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The notion that any cultural organisation must always present a balanced viewpoint to any argument or issue goes against the very fibre of its existence.
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This goes against the empirical evidence on the topic, which has consistently found that more incarceration and longer prison sentences do little to combat crime.
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The proceedings will be open to the public, but Judge Leon has banned reporters from bringing in electronic devices, which goes against the standard policy.
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Facebook sent The Vindicator a notice that the post "goes against our standards on hate speech," and asked the outlet to remove whatever violated Facebook's policies.
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Acrush goes against the grain in China's still-evolving music industry, where girl bands are marketed as sweet young things to appeal to a male audience.
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Trump's decision to de-emphasize the state threats that matter most goes against years of Pentagon assessments and reflects a dangerously isolationist approach to global affairs.
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The unit's need to cater to a large number of small to mid-size builders goes against BASF's focus on large industrial customers, industry analysts said.
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It goes against the very ethos of what being a teacher means: to provide a nurturing space where students can learn, regardless of who they are.
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First lady Melania Trump is increasingly doing what her husband is known for: acting independently based on instinct — even if it goes against the administration's messaging.
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This goes against the big goal of the Republicans' 2013 "autopsy" report, which was supposed to offer a guide after the party's big loss in 2012.
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This goes against all other principles of medical practice and the Goldwater rule itself, which encourages educating the public about psychiatric issues related to public figures.
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Long seen as the NBA's smartest franchise, the Spurs are shooting fewer three-pointers and taking more mid-range shots, which goes against current basketball orthodoxy.
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But if you are playing a character you don't know, or don't agree with, or goes against what you go against, then it really shows talent.
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"People have said that being transgender goes against the laws of nature, but they're the same people who aren't doing anything to help nature," she said.
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Between the lines: The Alabama lawyer who wrote the state's restrictive abortion ban, Eric Johnston, expected a lawsuit since the ban goes against Roe v. Wade.
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So you know you're at the mercy of a night like this where everything possible goes against you, both here and in the two other games.
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"If it gets down to 30 cents, in terms of premium remaining, the trade goes against us, let's cut the trade and move on," Gordon said.
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So if there's any place for billionaire activist philanthropy, it might look very much like this latest effort that goes against the grain of Washington consensus.
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"I think it goes against what (Trump) has talked about doing and that's bringing jobs back to America," said Durrett, the county mayor and a Republican.
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Lobbying group and C-V2X supporter 5GAA has said the wifi push goes against the Commission's campaign to promote 5G-based activities and boost economic growth.
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Monica goes against her boss and refuses to vote for the sale, since she believes the highest bidder is Valley bad guy Gavin Belson (Matt Ross).
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It's hard to value any information over that—even if it's the product of random chance, or goes against what all mainstream science says is possible.
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Sultan is both the artist and the artisan — a view that goes against the grain characterizing art as a purely conceptual activity, a form of entrepreneurship.
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This effort to reverse Hyde goes against the majority of Americans' views, given that nearly two-thirds of Americans oppose their tax dollars paying for abortion.
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Limiting access to these technologies for many of our most vulnerable Americans as a result of tariffs goes against everything we stand for in this country.
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" The message alleges that the user "shared your password with a service to help you get more likes or followers, which goes against our Community Guidelines.
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Their supporters, meanwhile, have accused authorities and doctors of "medical kidnapping" and say parents should dictate their children's treatment — even if it goes against medical advice.
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But when one of their children brings in an outsider who goes against the theme of the nuclear family they can see it as an attack.
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Under House rules, any member can file what is known as a "privileged" resolution that argues something goes against the dignity and integrity of the House.
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In September, HUD released a final rule affirming that any city statute shown to disproportionately impact domestic violence survivors seeking police help goes against the FHA.
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Artists in Turkey express themselves without taking risks, away from the street, the truth and society; I believe this goes against the true purpose of art.
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In part, that's because Trump's hardline stance toward immigration goes against some of the central tenets of the Mormon faith which center on tolerance and inclusion.
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Making a customer feel talked down to or disapproved of for their purchase goes against most stores' policy of making customers happy and want to return.
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But doing so would have allowed the agency unrestricted access to everything users send each other, which goes against Telegram's central promise of secure, encrypted privacy.
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"It goes against Japan's efforts to recruit and retain global talent," said Erin Chung, a professor of East Asian politics at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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However, I can never use, in any way, this fact to justify, in any possible way, this barbaric act that goes against civilization and all dignity.
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Bruce Willis is the SEAL Lt. who leads the mission and goes against orders when he sees the refugees being raped and slaughtered by the terrorists.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), however, argued that while civil liberties and states' rights are important, telling DOJ not to enforce federal laws goes against legal principles.
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If her husband dies, guardianship transfers to her son or another male family member, and a woman who goes against her guardian's wishes can be arrested.
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If her husband dies, guardianship transfers to her son or another male family member, and a woman who goes against her guardian's wishes can be arrested.
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"The attack on property rights is an assault on rural people, and it goes against both party platforms," Lucas had prepared to say at the hearing.
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In that regard, Kano not only goes against the grain of how consumers are interfacing with technology today, but also how many tech companies are formulated today.
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This President is anything but predictable, but it's hard to imagine a scenario in which Trump sides with the Democrats and goes against his own FCC commissioner.
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One reason why the public is obsessed with Munchausen by proxy cases is because it goes against our societal expectations about women and caregivers, Dr. Feldman says.
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The music streaming service has gotten some bad press for failing to pay artists, which goes against everything Jay-Z said Tidal was about, to technical glitches.
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Organizers say allowing data for drone deployments to be routed through Ramstein goes against the German constitution and want the base's satellite relay station to be closed.
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Perhaps more disturbing, Epstein told NPR that the NFLPA's recommendations for treating domestic violence through marriage counseling actually goes against how clinicians handle these types of cases.
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In a statement, Peladeau said he would vote against Air Canada's offer because it goes against the "best interests" of Transat, "Quebec consumers," and poses regulatory concerns.
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The debate has flared up again following the passage of a California law that goes against NCAA rules, and we explore multiple arguments today on CNN 10.
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Now at risk of possibly never seeing each other again, Chidi goes against his chronic indecision and plants a big one on her in the Judge's chambers.
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Though that goes against every instinct that cinema owners may have, Parker is offering to kick 20% of revenues back to theater owners to get their blessing.
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This goes against the narrative that's so prominent in the media and political rhetoric: The opioid epidemic really isn't leading to a much larger public health response.
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BP CEO Bob Dudley is bullish on a lasting cooperation between Russia and OPEC, a position he told Axios in an exclusive interview goes against conventional wisdom.
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" When the ads were taken down, Facebook reportedly replaced them with a message that said, "This ad was taken down because it goes against Facebook's advertising policies.
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In the same vein, this tax could deter hedging activities in China, which goes against the need of an economy moving away from a closed capital account.
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She is both the artist and the artisan — a view that goes against the grain that characterizes art as a purely conceptual activity, a form of entrepreneurship.
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In addition, despite rising rates of infertility, many families are uncomfortable with using an unrelated man's sperm to father children, arguing that it goes against Confucian values.
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And the issues that tend to move people the most during the Trump presidency are those on which the President goes against what he promised his base.
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That cuts into other necessities such as modernization and goes against the budget agreement, they argued, by treating the $59 billion as a maximum, not a minimum.
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Instead, the levy of the tax on dividend is disturbing because it goes against the thread of certainty and stability that this government has been talking about.
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That goes against a memo that you personally sent to your employees in 2011 directing all of them to use official email, precisely because of security concerns.
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It goes against our ethics laws for someone to be maintaining a super PAC at any level when they are high-level officials within the White House.
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The Spanish region aims to carry out an independence referendum Sunday, but the national government believes that this goes against the constitution and it is therefore illegal.
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The name Di$count Universe encapsulates these ideas, as it goes against the grain of high-end marketing and desire, while being simultaneously desirable and well-made.
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The Post's latest report goes against several statements made by Trump, Trump Jr., and various representatives in the aftermath of the revelations concerning the June 2016 meeting.
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By showing up at Judge Kavanaugh's side, Mr. Kaplan essentially appeared to choose a political side that goes against the views of Facebook's largely liberal work force.
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For these thinkers, the evangelical establishment's embrace of Trumpism — unbridled capitalism, xenophobic nativism, and a willingness to engage with white supremacy — goes against everything Jesus stands for.
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Christian Sobrino Vega, executive director of Puerto Rico's Financial Advisory & Fiscal Agency Authority, said the deal goes against the government's public policy of no cuts to pensions.
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This goes against the values of being in the hospitality industry, since making you feel at home and relaxed while you wine and dine is our business.
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"People attempting to publish legitimate news articles were blocked from doing so Tuesday and received a message saying their post "goes against our Community Standards on spam.
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" The said that while criticizing people goes against her faith, she feels that Falwell is being "un-Christian" by not "using his leadership for good or responsibly.
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The FBI said the engineer acknowledged that he had also backed up his Apple work computer to a personally owned hard drive, which goes against company policy.
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"The challenge here is that Trump usually goes against what the establishment wants," said a GOP strategist with close ties to the White House and Senate leadership.
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Barred from the global financial system, Pdvsa has also been forced to cede control to foreign partners in organizing exports, which goes against the country's energy laws.
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Michael P. Farris, the group's attorney, told the justices Tuesday that the government can't force the clinics to deliver a message that goes against their core convictions.
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That goes against what the CEO of Ripple — the firm using XRP for cross-border payments — has claimed, having gone on record saying it's not a security.
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"It goes against everything we've been doing for the last decade," James Lewis, senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told The Hill.
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"The fact that they're still operating at a high level during a Republican administration goes against all the trending I've seen in 40 years," Johnson told me.
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Movies going away from Disney+ kind of goes against the idea you might've had that it would be the place you could find everything Disney-related forevermore.
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Protesters in the Chinese territory are demonstrating over what they see as interference by Beijing that goes against the autonomy promised when British rule ended in 1997.
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The wife of jailed separatist leader Raul Romeva said she was hopeful he would be acquitted and called for an amnesty if the verdict goes against him.
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In late December, a panel of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against the third iteration of Trump's travel ban, saying it goes against federal law.
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The 4.5-inch screen and physical keyboard also goes against the large-touchscreen trend that has been gaining steam, as evidenced by Samsung's latest Note 9 smartphone.
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Russia has also repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, which goes against the findings of the U.S. intelligence community that the Kremlin did attempt to meddle in the election.
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The company's never-ending 2-for-1 price "deal," which goes against BBB standards because Lindell is manufacturing his own product and is therefore his own wholesaler.
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FDA's soft endorsement of the switching of non-interchangeable biologic treatments as well as weighing cost benefits goes against critical patient protections provided for in the BPCIA.
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"This should force Republicans to seek legislative accomplishments, which goes against the consensus that Trump's troubles will lead to no tax reform," according to a Strategas note.
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Acceptance of large opaque payments from Ukrainian politicians who cannot, or refuse to, explain the origins of funds goes against Western demands for transparency in Ukraine's finances.
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Refugee organizations said permanently limiting number of refugees allowed in the country goes against an American value of offering safe haven to people fleeing violence and oppression.
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That goes against the general view that Chinese outbound takeovers slowed last year, attributed to Beijing tightening regulations from overseas investments to ensure more strategic deal-making.
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"The fact that they're still operating at a high level during a Republican administration goes against all the trending I've seen in 40 years," Johnson told me.
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The Bachelor is the only reality competition show whose main purpose — to play matchmaker and create a happy romantic couple — goes against the grain of its title.
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Barr's support for more punitive criminal justice policies goes against the research, which has found that more incarceration and longer prison sentences do little to combat crime.
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The purchase drew scrutiny from public health experts who said it goes against the mission of her agency and posed potential legal as well as ethical conflicts.
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"I think in practice, it goes against everything we would want in strong net neutrality protections," said Evan Engstrom, the executive director of Engine, in an interview.
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The unit's business model of catering to a large number of small to mid-size builders goes against BASF's focus on large industrial customers, industry analysts said.
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" The report adds that "using techniques based upon the exploitation of human psychological bias in this way goes against the 'fairness' and 'transparency' provisions of the GDPR.
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After all, Preaker goes against what we've come to expect of a strong female lead; someone who has her life together and faces adversity with poise and grace.
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Former Brownsburg High School orchestra teacher John Kluge said the Brownsburg Community Schools policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights, the Indianapolis Star reported .
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Joe Vásquez, the chair of the USCCB Committee on Migration and bishop of Austin said that separating families goes against Catholic values and the teachings of the Bible.
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"We feel this action is very important as the act goes against constitutional provisions of freedom of speech," Premesh Chandran Jeyachandran, Mkini Dotcom's chief executive officer, told reporters.
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The reason we don't have more identical triplets running around is very simple—and it probably goes against what you've heard about twins (or triplets, for that matter).
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It's worth noting that Déjà is a teenager, which goes against a widely-held belief that hair thinning and loss is an issue that only affects older people.
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This does not mean a court could use All Writs as justification to create an order that goes against the law or has nothing to do with it.
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The notion of an underwhelming orgasm goes against everything we think we know about sex, but climaxes that aren't particularly explosive are much more common than we think.
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The mall-karaoke trend goes against the public performance concept that generally drives karaoke technology forward, but the folks doing it don't seem to mind all that much.
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It's just one of those oddities of the game that when it goes against you, it hurts a lot because you do think about what might have been.
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"He goes against all the rules — and there have been plenty of movies about these rules [that say] you peak too early [and] it's all downhill," she explained.
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Some suggest the thought of being dependent on a single supplier—Honeywell, an industrial conglomerate based in New Jersey—goes against the corporate grain at Mercedes and Volkswagen.
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This approach goes against Sanders entire raison d'être as a candidate: to prove that Democrats can win elections by running on progressive platforms and relying on small donors.
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But, it totally goes against the story of sorrow and regret that Eubank Sr. has peddled for decades and the tale spun by the pair following Blackwell's coma.
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And gratuitously insulting Obama, who has healthy favorability ratings, goes against Trump's own best interest, which should be to try and discourage Obama supporters from voting for Clinton.
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Why it matters: This effectively keeps the U.S. in the Iran deal, for now, and goes against Trump's threats last year that he would cancel the nuclear deal.
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Vivendi's lawyers have argued the decision by AGCOM is discriminatory and goes against both Italian and European rules given Vivendi does not exercise a dominant influence on Mediaset.
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Make no mistake about it—their behavior truly goes against reason, so why do you allow yourself to respond to them emotionally and get sucked into the mix?
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"This goes against the grain of most doctor's training, which says patient first," says Catherine Pipas, a primary care doctor at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire.
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Make no mistake about it — their behavior truly goes against reason, so why do you allow yourself to respond to them emotionally and get sucked into the mix?
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Such activity goes against the values we support as an organization and the practices that make America the best place in the world to start a new business.
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No matter what comes down the pike, they have a rationalization or deflection ready to go -- even when it goes against the substance of what they once claimed.
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"It's not conceivable that there could be a sustainable solution that goes against the will of the employees and the company management needs to know that," Zypries added.
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In this context, it is ironic that one of the few artists who goes against the curatorial dogma delivers one of the strongest works in the Chemnitz show.
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This goes against our values and our laws, as evidenced by the concerns voiced by elected officials across the ideological spectrum, and the actions of several federal courts.
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But shifting their refund policies in the face of competitors who maintain their "lowest price guarantee" goes against what consumers have come to expect from retailers for decades.
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Pence, who is also deeply religious, had repeatedly sought to bait his opponent by pointing out that Kaine's support for the Hyde Amendment goes against Clinton's stated policies.
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As an artist, you want to stay true to the narrative, and sometimes that goes against your activist agenda, which is to promote this positive image of Muslims.
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"It goes against their history as a firm; they've no track record of expanding consumer, commercial or corporate banking," says Brian Kleinhanzl, analyst at KBW in New York.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has pushed to cleanse online content, from video streaming to games, to meet strict rules banning material that goes against Communist Party values.
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Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" was banned because, according to the home minister, it "goes against Islamic teachings," and even "endangers public harmony" — whatever that means.
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TV that taking swift action against the kingdom will be no easy task because it goes against long-held political policies in countries like Saudi Arabia and elsewhere.
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How is it possible that a majority of the House is voting for the dragnet surveillance bill – a law that probably goes against the European Human Rights Law?
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That goes against a lot of the common thinking about this issue, which is that the EU is a distant bureaucratic institution that most people don't care about.
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He rarely goes against Trump, though he did briefly break from this trend last month to excoriate the president's decision to abandon US-allied Kurdish forces in Syria.
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But the idea of letting falsehoods and lies go unchallenged for the sake of public relations goes against the average reporter's reason for getting up in the morning.
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That potentially goes against a United Nations Security Council resolution — which is separate from the Iran agreement — that says Iran can't test missiles that could carry nuclear weapons.
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As Tali Sharot notes in her book "The Influential Mind," when you present people with evidence that goes against their deeply held beliefs, the evidence doesn't sway them.
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That timeline goes against the advice of top public health experts, like Dr. Anthony Fauci, who are concerned that easing social distancing too soon could exacerbate the pandemic.
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Mahotama then took a fourth step that goes against typical financial wisdom: investing his $4,000 emergency fund in Bitcoin, which he sold six months later at a profit.
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What is not so humorous is when the president abuses the pardon power to send a political message that goes against America's own values and harms national security.
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That goes against the stereotype that workers in their 20's to mid-30's "are entitled, they're spoiled, they're lazy, they take everything they're given," Denis said.
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The change also goes against previous statements from Epic, when the company stated that Fortnite was designed for players of various skill levels to compete alongside each other.
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Some industry participants and lawmakers criticized Fortescue's approach, saying it goes against the spirit of rules governing the control of permits needed to hunt for new mineral deposits.
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I will also add that seeing beauty that goes against the humdrum grain of societal norms — even when seeing the self — requires a more acute kind of vision.
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"The murder of Mr Khashoggi is a crime of extreme gravity, which moreover goes against freedom of the press and the most fundamental rights," the ministry statement said.
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And [Marsh] argues that that goes against desecration of corpse laws because chopping up a corpse, except for medical purposes, is something we don't agree with in America.
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Their decision goes against claims made by Jolie which allege that her ex-husband had struck their son, which she says was part of a pattern of inappropriate behavior.
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The presence of this cemetery also means that dispersed, mobile, and egalitarian societies without strong social hierarchies were capable of constructing monuments—a finding that goes against conventional thinking.
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"It goes against what insurance is in the first place," says Jean Hall, the director of the Institute for Health and Disability Policy Studies at the University of Kansas.
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I realized how open the developers have been to meeting with us, and recently Twitter made misgendering users on the platform something that goes against its terms of service.
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Their instant attraction not only tests their moral beliefs, but also goes against Hughes' cardinal rule: No employee is allowed to have an intimate relationship with a contract actress.
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"Accusations that we have outdated models and that we are permanently too pessimistic, goes against the fact that the Greek program has missed targets for years now," Thomsen said.
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Yet The Verge was unable to directly verify the efficacy of the tool, and the offer goes against many promises made by Apple about the security of its storage.
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It's worth nothing that the launch of Smart Compose goes against one of Google's most cherished traditions: announcing features at I/O that won't launch for another 10 months.
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Being quiet on Twitter goes against the platform's DNA — if you're there, you're there to make some noise — but that's what many women and some men are doing today.
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This last disclaimer is crucial, because throughout the film, especially the scene leading up to the climax, the subject of the biopic, Bal Thackeray, goes against this very principle.
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This goes against the "Most favoured nation" rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), which require a country to extend tariff cuts agreed with one country to everyone else.
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However, Hogan-Howe's stance on victim testimony goes against the policy currently in place, which recommends that an allegation of sexual abuse must be recorded immediately as a crime.
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But some think that a high rate will encourage users to head to the black market – which goes against the initial intent: to keep it in the legal marketplace.
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The news comes from Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima, as reported by Reuters, and goes against previous reports claiming that Wii U production could halt as soon as this year.
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And saying that Trump is already the real popular-vote winner flatly goes against saying he would have been the popular-vote winner if that had been his goal.
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Bitcoin will be the solution, but not until the entrenched players open connectors to the entire blockchain network – which, obviously, goes against the big banks special "internal blockchain" efforts.
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Not to mention that Trump's suggestion for punishment goes against a 1958 Supreme Court decision that claimed stripping citizenship was a form of "cruel and unusual punishment," Politico notes.
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Well, for one thing, it goes against the norm of presidential press relations—even the most media-averse American presidents never quite hid from the press pool like this.
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The EU says this goes against WTO rules to treat equally national and foreign companies and unduly restricts the rights of EU companies, such as in relation to patents.
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But James refuses to do this as it goes against the values he has been taught as a martial artist at the Circle of Discipline fight club in Minneapolis.
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"This action goes against Brazil's longstanding view that ethanol tariffs are inappropriate and will effectively close off an open and bilateral trading relationship that benefits all sides," it said.
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In an interview with CNBC earlier this month, Pruitt argued incorrectly that carbon dioxide isn't the "primary contributor" to climate change, a comment that goes against most scientific research.
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"PETA director Mimi Bekhechi praised the production for "recognizing that treating owls like props goes against every message of respect and kindness that J.K. Rowling's wonderful books taught us.
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Pitting platonic and romantic relationships against one another and crowning one the "winner" in terms of satisfaction goes against everything we know about our mental, emotional, and social needs.
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For a Formula One driver, a blue flag is seen as the equivalent of a white flag for a soldier, and it goes against the ethos of racing itself.
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Still, as developers use software and licensing to protest, others say changing the terms of how software can be used goes against the very definition of open source itself.
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The bottom line: It's hard to see a situation where Republicans kill one of Trump's top legislative priorities, even if it goes against the party's traditional views on trade.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday criticized Chipotle Mexican Grill's new CEO pick of Taco Bell chief Brian Niccol, saying the move goes against everything the burrito chain stands for.
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Nintendo Switch Lite review The idea of an accessory that's roughly half the size of the Lite kind of goes against the whole bit about "built-in" Joy-Cons.
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Interests representing natural gas, wind and solar; free-market advocates; environmentalists; major energy consumers and others have united against the plan that they say goes against energy market principles.
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And so in these times, when a British prince goes against both royal and societal norms to propose to his biracial girlfriend, it's worth taking a moment to smile.
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About the only thing here that goes against the Windows credo are the multiple ways you can play the game: Screensaver Subterfuge is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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If you're already familiar with this box, you should probably stop (or at least go easy on) using the "It's annoying or distasteful" and "It goes against my views" options.
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This goes against the prevailing relationship and maybe suggests traders are looking at the intraday jumpiness of stocks and low absolute levels of protective-options prices and buying some insurance.
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According to the Daily Mail, the store contacted Albert shortly after her post, asking for the specifics of the salespeople, insisting that this goes against everything the company stands for.
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For Biden, though, the topic is of particular interest because his long record in the Senate goes against many of the preferences of today's Democratic voters on criminal justice issues.
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Wages stagnating while unemployment falls and the economy grows goes against mainstream economic theory, which holds that when unemployment falls, the labor market tightens and workers can demand higher pay.
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"Griffin said this advice goes against many people's intuition to help those who are struggling, but that he believes in the idea that he has to "forge our great talent.
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That goes against what CEO Patrick Spence told The Verge in an interview earlier this year, when he said that Sonos products should "absolutely" include far-field microphones moving forward.
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Yet snowboarding's relationship with the Olympics has been a slow burn, with some within the sport believing the competitive side of the Games goes against the very ethos of snowboarding.
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"I strongly oppose the notion [of] new administrative powers, that goes against the process of self-governing and actually the process of the board," he said during the House hearing.
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Also, the fact that states can make things legal that the federal government has deemed illegal (hello, weed) sort of goes against the one government rule of being a country.
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This goes against federal law, which requires that any payments made "for the purposes of influencing" an election must be reported in campaign finance disclosures, according to the Associated Press.
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Comparing your "sacrifices" to those whose loved ones have given their all is not only wrong, it is un-American and goes against everything for which this great nation stands.
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That goes against many of the principles of other blockchain organizations, including Ethereum Foundation, which strongly advocate for fully decentralized systems that are free of the potential influence of companies.
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If you're worried about the financial and human rights costs of mass incarceration, this recent trend should worry you — especially since much of the criminological evidence goes against mass incarceration.
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We got Sharpton out in NYC and asked about the accommodation inequality ... which he said is not only unfair ... but goes against everything the red, white and blue stands for.
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Sometimes he goes against the grain, like when he first tried to refuse to bomb Syria, which I thought was the right decision but it was overthrown by the house.
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On Monday, President Jekyll read a teleprompter as he articulated a troop build-up in Afghanistan that goes against his own longstanding stance that Americans should withdraw from the country.
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"We are not in negotiations with and we will not sponsor 'Straight Pride', which goes against our values of inclusivity and acceptance," Lyft said in a statement to Business Insider.
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Increasing entrance fees ultimately goes against this mission by inhibiting park attendance, which could erode the ability of the public to cultivate an interest in and appreciation for the environment.
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Under this decision that goes against civil liberties, Congress could investigate any person for any reason as long as it pretends to be doing so for a legitimate legislative purpose.
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"Despite his frequent contradictions and displays of ignorance, Trump has a long record of recklessness and has espoused a worldview that goes against everything that makes America great," it claimed.
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" Over the last week, Schon has continued to criticize the photo op, saying it goes "against what we've all stood for up until 2100 years ago and Jon changed radically.
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The decision by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) goes against advice from its advocate general, who said last month that such visas had to be issued under EU law.
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Moon is likely aware that his plan could damage his relationship with you because it goes against the economic pressure you have said will remain in place until Kim denuclearizes.
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"They aggressively lobby against anything that goes against the debt trap nature of their business model," said Diane Standaert, the director of state policy at the Center for Responsible Lending.
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Even if your replay system works and gets almost everything right, fans will still complain about every call that goes against their team anyway, because that's what fans do. 22016.
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Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri filed the lawsuit, arguing that the law is unconstitutional and goes against the landmark 1973 U.S. Supreme Court Roe v.
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If the appeal goes against her, Bethany must relinquish Zaina to her former mother-in-law and seek permission in court to visit the child she has raised from infancy.
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"Try to seek out information that goes against your beliefs so you can have a cross check on your optimism and pessimism and make better, more informed decisions," Pompian says.
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In Tuesday's case, Michael P. Farris, the group's attorney, will tell the justices that the government can't force the clinics to deliver a message that goes against their core convictions.
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Ironically, despite his father's attempts to shape his opinions by sending him away, Magid becomes a scientist and scholar, involved in a genetic project that goes against his father's beliefs.
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A document filed by UNESCO's secretariat said the event goes against the organization's principles, including a clause stating that cultural expressions included in the list should foster respect among communities.
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DAVID RUBENSTEIN: Historically, midterm elections, the House of Representatives goes against the President's power and President in office, the party of the President, by about 291 or 2400 House seats.
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"Your post couldn't be shared, because this link goes against our Community Standards," reads Facebook's notification, which pops up when users attempt to share a link to The Pirate Bay.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Wednesday called on Catalonia regional leaders to cancel a planned referendum on splitting from Spain because it goes against the country's laws.
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Though it goes against decades of social norms, the probability of that kind of perverse reconciliation has a chilling effect beyond the old argument about separating art from the artist.
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If I am asked to do something that goes against my morals and reason, I can easily say no, make a smart comment to justify my decision and move on.
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Guantanamo opponents say holding prisoners for years without charge or trial goes against fundamental U.S. values and acts as a recruiting tool for militant groups, potentially endangering American military personnel.
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" Ambassador Olof Skoog of Sweden said during the meeting that "the statement by the United States president goes against the plea of many friends of the United States and Israel.
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Instead, with the new training next week, employees will be both encouraged and required to be inclusive in a way that goes against the grain in the chain-restaurant industry.
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The concept of precognitive dreams—dreams about events or experiences that haven't yet occurred, but later take place in reality—goes against our most basic understanding of time and relativity.
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"Despite incomplete information about the incident, the U.S. move obviously goes against the consensus reached between the heads of state of China and the U.S. in Argentina," the paper wrote.
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"The fact that it's still operating at a heightened level, despite Republicans being in power, is very concerning, and goes against the trending I've seen in 40 years," said Johnson.
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But our test is performed by streaming video continuously over wifi, which goes against the entire idea of the phone, so it shouldn't be a surprise that those numbers look bad.
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Based on logic, if he could refuse service to someone who goes against his beliefs, could a restaurant refuse service to an interracial couple because the owner objects to interracial marriage?
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The spending bill bars Justice from using any funds to block states from implementing those laws, a prohibition that Trump said goes against his constitutional responsibility to faithfully execute federal laws.
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INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER CLAIMS HE WAS FORCED TO RESIGN BECAUSE OF TRANSGENDER POLICY Kluge said the district's transgender name policy goes against his religious beliefs and violates his constitutional rights.
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But the classification board, headed by CEO Ezekiel Mutua, found that there was "a clear intent to promote lesbianism in Kenya" in the film, which, it said, goes against the law.
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"We are very disappointed with today's court decision, which we believe goes against the best interests of riders, drivers and the city of Hong Kong itself," Uber said in a statement.
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That line of thinking goes against the talking points from Trump (who says it was a "perfect" phone call) and what the vast majority of his media allies have been saying.
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" He adds, "there is so much that works, and so much that goes against the grain in terms of what we expect from the MCU and from superhero movies in general.
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Responding to rock-throwers with lethal force would be an "unlawful order" that goes against US troops' entire training and demonstrates Trump's ignorance of how the US military operates, they said.
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In the past, Pai has made it clear that he doesn't want the FCC to mandate that phone manufacturers enable FM radios, in part because it goes against free market policies.
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But some biomechanics experts say this claim goes against the law of physics, and is kind of B.S. Now, I'm no biomechanics expert, but I thought the shoes felt pretty springy.
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Like so many parents, Marie is horrified to see her daughter experimenting with drugs and sex, because it goes against the image she still has of Sara as a little girl.
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This treatment goes against U.N. Refugee Agency guidelines that say children have the right to remain united with their parents, and that asylum-seekers have a legal right to claim asylum.
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French Ambassador Francois Delattre said the constitution&aposs revision goes against the Arusha accords adopted in 2000 to end a 13-year civil war in Burundi that killed about 300,000 people.
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That goes against four decades of selling LNG and building liquefaction plants worth billions of dollars on the basis of long-term, fixed-volume contracts linked to the price of oil.
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ET on TNT, which will see a group of players drafted by LeBron James (Team LeBron) goes against a set of stars picked by Milwaukee Bucks player Giannis Antetokounmpo (Team Giannis).
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At stake is whether the legal case, if it goes against the NRA, eventually leads the gun group to lose its designation as a charity and thus its tax-free status.
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Foreign policy experts warn that America's credibility as the leader of the free world is at risk, as reaching out to these controversial foreign leaders goes against the nation's typical values.
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This practice goes against every fiber of my being, and anger and hatred are filling up for anyone who thinks this a fair way to handle someone who is here 'illegally.
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JIM JIANGHong Kong Even the most casual American-football fan would find it amusing to describe the Cleveland Browns as "a successful team" ("If the game goes against you", February 6th).
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It looks great, it sounds great, but using the radio is frustrating because of the lackluster software and that goes against the core values of the original Tivoli Model One speaker.
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The widening of the surplus goes against calls on Germany from other euro zone countries and European Union institutions to increase spending and rise wages to help strengthen the bloc's recovery.
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People need to understand that if he rejects the Paris Agreement [on climate change], he's making an enormous wager that goes against what all the scientists are telling him to do.
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This isn't incidental; the artist could have easily kept the video private, as a shrine meant for only those personally involved, but this goes against a core tenant of SAILING STATUES.
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"We are profoundly disappointed by the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the travel ban -- a policy that goes against our mission and values," the founders of Airbnb said in a statement.
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But lawmakers beat back against that assertion, saying it goes against Wiedefeld's pledge to step up transparency at the agency and arguing that riders have the right to know such information.
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It is deeply troublingly that the decision of Trump to withdraw troops from Syria goes against American interests in the region and is directly in line with the interests of Putin.
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The U.S. Embassy in Jordan warned personnel to keep their children home from school following the announcement and the Jordanian government argued that Trump's decision goes against the United Nations charter.
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Finance firms have to post what's called collateral for each trade — a certain amount of money to show they are good for it in case the trade goes against their favour.
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The homogenization of individual pieces goes against the proposal of the museum to align itself with artists who are reconsidering the role of the institution and the canon of art history.
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Rolled out at events such as the Cannes Film Festival, Colombia's air authority is now conducting an inquiry which, if it goes against the app, could result in yet another fine.
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"Denying service to a passenger in labor is unacceptable: it goes against our code of conduct and the standard of service our riders rely on," said a spokesman for the company.
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He isn't surprised the US is bringing up these issues, because restricting the location and country of origin of data storage companies goes against the intentions of NAFTA, he pointed out.
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"This is a violation of trust, a violation of the sacred management of union dues, and goes against everything we believe in as a union," it said in a statement Thursday.
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"Macron is suggesting a total societal change that goes against what has guided French society since the end of World War II," said Manu Blanco, a board member of the CGT.
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He thinks it's an enigma, he thinks it's something that's not easily understood, and I think that goes against the way that slavery and the pursuit of freedom has been portrayed.
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It goes against every fiber of my being to leave in the middle of my Senate term, but I know it's the right thing to do on behalf of my state.
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When I say there were more free and enslaved blacks than whites in Williamsburg in the 1800s, it goes against what some people have been taught and can shake their foundation.
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While the House Republicans say that the Russians weren't trying to help Trump (and hurt Hillary Clinton), that goes against a document the Intelligence Community released last January about Russian meddling.
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To vote against hearing from Bolton, who vowed he was willing to testify if subpoenaed, goes against the Senate's obligation to act as an "impartial juror" in the trial, Schiff argued.
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Sunday's 222 meters final could be the race of the meet, Boldon said, as Coleman, who is also running the 2200, goes against Lyles, whose only event will be the 2100.
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I wanted to be as available as possible but R.A.s are obligated to report some things to supervisors — like sexual assault — even if it goes against the wishes of the resident.
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It also goes against a campaign promise that Donald Trump made in 2016, when he told a Colorado news station the state should be allowed to keep observing its marijuana laws.
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"The United States is a country that has been cheapened morally, and I do not want to see ... people living a way that goes against the way of God," she said.
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The movie's fictional world has a global law against having more than one child, to stem overpopulation, but the father of Noomi's characters goes against the grain when he has identical septuplets.
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Earlier this month, a representative of the theater posted a now-deleted Facebook note declaring that they would not show the movie because LeFou is gay, and homosexuality goes against Christian beliefs.
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You'd need the services of a high-level coach or personal trainer to put the data to use, which goes against the whole purpose of using a device in the first place.
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I've recently started a gratitude practice...the idea of saying I'm "self-made" feels like it goes against the very notion of appreciating the incredible work of others who've come before us.
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"The President's refusal to share his tax returns with the American people goes against longstanding transparency norms and undermines the trust between government and those it serves," Wiener wrote in a statement.
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Such realism goes against advice posted by a think-tank in Washington, which last year called on him to create "Greater Jordan" by incorporating "elements of Iraq and Syria" into his kingdom.
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Pichai responded categorically that the company right now "has no plans to launch in China" — a statement that goes against earlier reports that the product could launch as soon as this April.
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His approach to trade goes against a lot of party history, but on gun control, something he has seemed to favour in the past, a tentative sally was nipped in the bud.
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Michael B. Jordan really doesn't want to believe Travis Scott's joining Maroon 5 for the Super Bowl 53 Halftime Show ... because he thinks it goes against what Trav should be standing for.
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This has irked leaders from groups working on women's health and equal pay, who see her as talking about their issues but not standing up when the President goes against their interests.
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On the lower end, instances of server intrusion will be rewarded 1,000 CHF ($1,000), and participants can get 100 CHF ($100) for pointing out any code that goes against best security practices.
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But regular Uber client Putti Orungrochkul, a 24-year-old tech entrepreneur in Thai capital Bangkok, said banning Uber goes against Thailand's stated vision of becoming an innovative and digitally-driven society.
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"There is no doubt that the profile [goes against] the current electoral law, as it was clearly created for the purpose of invalidating the representative candidate," Roberge wrote according to BuzzFeed's translation.
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The case seeks to answer whether an employee agreement that makes employees wave their right to bring a class action lawsuit against their employer goes against the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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"It goes against everything uniformed leadership believe about how you support an American who is willing to serve the country," Eric Fanning, the Army secretary from 290 to 20183, told me. Gen.
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As the story notes, Facebook's higher ups have generally been steadfast in their defense of the company through its darker times; Koum's departure goes against the always-stay-loyal-to-Facebook ethos.
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Its aggressive move into fitness tracking by including a heart rate monitor directly on devices goes against the idea that its watches are fun and it operates as a lax tech company.
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Also, because tourists can't legally buy the drug, this has helped maintain steady black-market demand—a trend that goes against the original objective to legalizing, which is to shrink illegal markets.
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The very concept of superdelegates goes against the party's federalist, bottom-up approach to politics, but after this cycle, traditional Republicans could be "very excited about the concept of superdelegates," he said.
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The ceasefire only applies to Hodeidah province but the British ambassador to Yemen, Michael Aron, tweeted on Thursday that an escalation anywhere in Yemen "goes against the spirit of the Stockholm agreement".
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Thursday's complaint alleges that the order exceeds Trump's constitutional authority, violates the separation of powers doctrine in the Constitution and goes against the president's duty to take due care in executing laws.
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Destruction of one of its testing sites in May, witnessed only by a handful of journalists, already goes against the ideal timeline, because no experts were able to inspect the site first.
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It goes against most of what I learned about good doctoring in medical school — that the patient's story is the core of medicine, that it's essential for accurate diagnoses and therapeutic relationships.
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Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller (D) says he will not defend the state's six-week abortion ban, considered the most restrictive in the nation, claiming the new law goes against his beliefs.
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The decision violates long-standing US policy and goes against warnings from across the Muslim world—and from experts on both sides—that it will needlessly provoke anger and possibly incite violence.
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This goes against the findings of studies that put forward the hypothesis —known as the diffuse scattering effect — that scattering sunlight could increase plant growth by distributing light more evenly across leaves.
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She argues that Jews should be allowed to pray on the Temple Mount, which goes against Israel's security arrangements with the Islamic council that has administered the site since the 703th century.
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Many Americans who do not subscribe to Trump's transactional foreign policy and nationalist populist worldview are horrified by a diplomatic strategy that they believe goes against everything the US should stand for.
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Tara, for instance, regularly advocates for the rights of her employees, as well as her women clients to give them the weddings they desire, even when it goes against their families' demands.
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I realize this advice goes against the president's instincts, given the centrality of Iran to his agenda and his unquenchable desire to claim credit for anything positive that happens on his watch.
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Their instruction is more for purposes of research than education, but at least one teacher, Ms. Justineau (Gemma Arterton), goes against protocol and treats her students as if they were human beings.
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"We need a strategy of de-escalation for the area, and any move that goes against this de-escalation would be a bad move for the situation in the region," he said.
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"If the Fed goes against market expectations, there is a strong possibility that we may see a short-term reversal (in gold prices) and a quick sharp test towards $1,455," Lu said.
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El Salvador "adheres to the principle of one China, categorically rejects any act that goes against this principle and any form of 'independence of Taiwan", the nations said in a joint statement.
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A Republican congresswoman on Wednesday weighed in on the recent controversy over the long-standing dress code for a special hallway in the House, noting her own attire goes against the rules.
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"Living with fear" goes against everything Bowie and his many alter egos stood for, so it's no surprise that he would view bowing to fear as the absolute worst state of existence.
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It also goes against the consensus view: Facebook's reputation as an acquirer has been generally great, especially if you're important enough — as the WhatsApp and Instagram founders were — to command some autonomy.
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"In this case, the character and standing of the accused unfortunately goes against her because a person of her standing should not be in the dock in the first place," he said.
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The bigger issue was for employees to move away from the two-tier pay system, which caused friction among workers, and goes against a historical union premise: equal work for equal pay.
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"It is no surprise that I am not very fond of this idea as it goes against the principal of modern central banking that we are forbidden to do monetary financing," Rehn said.
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" This goes against the National Association of Social Workers' ethics guidelines for ending therapy, which cautions therapists to do everything they can to "avoid abandoning clients who are still in need of services.
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But Sanchez, who took office in June after his more hardline conservative predecessor Mariano Rajoy lost a confidence vote, has ruled out allowing any referendum on independence, saying it goes against Spain's constitution.
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But I think certain types of frames [could work], like saying that we shouldn't have religious litmus tests for people who are coming into this country because it goes against our founding principles.
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Sure, it's visually impressive and by all accounts, edible, but it goes against all of nature's generous warning signs for poisonous food and is just too damn cheerful to be a breakfast item.
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Our inability to provide a context (or narrative) that explains what is happening in a Berkenblit painting goes against everything we know about cartoons, which are always clear and simple in their intent.
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I won't say by who - I know it was done with severely misplaced positive intentions - but this goes against everything I believe and I am extremely proud of every inch of my body.
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"Allowing a murderer to keep a trophy of his victims goes against the purpose and mission statement of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, which emphasizes public safety and victim advocacy," the petition states.
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More generally, this Discovery feature builds on one of OkCupid's missions — "substance over selfie" — in that it goes against Tinder swipe culture by letting users get more granular and personal with potential matches.
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" Strickland explained that in such a scenario there is "no way for China to fold without losing face since it goes against China's core demands of sincerity and the removal of existing tariffs.
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Osofsky says that the Cleveland videos "goes against our policies and everything we stand for," but there are times when users will expect Facebook to preserve violent videos because they have political importance.
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Whether we're talking about the GOP's devastating family separation policy, their dangerous penchant for deregulation, or their beloved-by-their-donors tax bill, Republican policy goes against the will of the American people.
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"It is irresponsible to impose GE 'Golden' rice on people if it goes against their religious beliefs, cultural heritage and sense of identity, or simply because they do not want it," Greenpeace declared.
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The entire concept of a sanctuary city goes against the president's strict stance on undocumented immigrants, and his administration is getting more serious about forcing big cities to comply with federal immigration law.
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So that precedent goes against all of the machinations by Trump and his lawyers—the argument that "I can't do it because I'm so busy as president"—that has been tried and failed.
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In 2015, he sent a letter to NASA headquarters in which he argued that fueling a vehicle with people onboard goes against decades of human spaceflight procedures, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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This image goes against our beliefs and our values," the local organizing committee Rio 2016 said in a statement, adding: "We guarantee that there will be no more such incidents at Rio 2016.
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"I've seen many people spreading the word that Odebrecht will not survive, but that goes against this whole idea of designing leniency deals," said Carlos Lima, a prosecutor in the Car Wash taskforce.
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Creating formal groupings that divorce objects from their origins goes against most of the tenets of new art history and curatorial practice — but it also permits fresh perceptions that free works from pigeonholing.
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Moreover, the requirement that even an abortion referral would strip away an organization's federal funding goes against every standard of care that ensures clinicians provide their patients information on all available care options.
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"It's illegal to live on public land," we hear (so much for the pioneer spirit), yet their existence is more than a crime, because it goes against the grain of our civic faith.
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Researchers in the United States, China, Japan, and Switzerland wondered how such a planet could come to be—it goes against most models of planetary formation, according to the paper published in Nature.
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A newly released follow-up fleshes out the character's back story, as the boxer and bicyclist goes against the wishes of Kristin Scott Thomas to search for her long-lost father (Dominic West).
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"(The Pride march is) a parade against nature, and when someone goes against nature, the one who created nature takes revenge on him," the Israeli daily newspaper, Israel Hayom, reported Mazuz as saying.
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"(The Pride march is) a parade against nature, and when someone goes against nature, the one who created nature takes revenge on him," the Israeli daily newspaper, Israel Hayom, reported Mazuz as saying.
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"The government's decision is unjust and unfair," Mr. Khadam said in a telephone interview, adding that it goes against a power-sharing agreement reached last spring between the Jamiat party and the president.
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Magna Global also said advertisers should also avoid messaging in ads that goes against the recommendations from the CDC and WHO, like hugging, kissing, handshakes, and showing people at sporting events or concerts.
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The Redefining Wealth podcast, hosted by Patrice Washington, wants listeners to chase purpose and not money — which probably goes against the definition most of us think of when we hear the word, right?
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A chillier U.S.-Cuba relationship also goes against what most Americans want, and what many U.S trade and agriculture groups and both Republicans and Democrats have pushed for: more, rather than less, engagement.
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The president's decision goes against advice from top officials inside the Pentagon and the State Department and will result in the pullback of 100 to 150 U.S. military personnel deployed to the area.
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"We remain completely opposed to this reform, which goes against our values, and will continue to do everything we can to put an end to it," he wrote in an email on Sunday.
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The public editor's take: First off, I applaud the editors for identifying an interesting story in the Midwest that goes against the grain of much media coverage: showing some Trump voters as victims.
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Bishop Gebhard Fürst, who chairs the bioethics committee of the German Bishops' Conference, said that "selecting human life based on genetic criteria" goes against the duty to respect the dignity of human life.
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" Said Cuomo: "The FCC's dangerous ruling goes against the core values of our democracy, and New York will do everything in our power to protect net neutrality and the free exchange of ideas.
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The Justice Department would also be all but certain to appeal a ruling from Howell that goes against them, thereby setting up a much bigger fight that seems headed to the Supreme Court.
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"That treatment goes against the Establishment Clause's core principle of denominational neutrality," she added, referring to the clause of the First Amendment that bars the government from favoring one religious denomination over another.
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This image goes against our beliefs and our values," the local organizing committee Rio 2016 said in a statement, adding, "We guarantee that there will be no more such incidents at Rio 2016.
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He believes social media and traditional media has created such intolerance -- with a shoot to kill mentality for anyone who "goes against the grain" -- that people are deathly afraid to speak their mind.
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Sure, committing fraud puts you in the wrong because stealing goes against God's law or whatever, but show an ounce of hesitation, of weakness, and the jig can be up in a moment.
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The company will also devote more resources to ensuring that "content that goes against our community standards cannot be used to target ads," and add more human oversight to its advertising system more broadly.
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"Some companies, rather than trying to provide great service, have instead tried to silence their critics in an effort to improve their online reputations and that's something that goes against everything we stand for."
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The more that what is happening goes against what the person wants, the worse it will be seen, and the more strongly the person will experience negative emotions like anger, fear, sadness, and guilt.
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According to the research, those who were happy with their friends with benefits relationships actually did something that goes against what rom-coms (and often our friends) tell us to do — they got invested.
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The big picture: The resolution comes as the administration and congressional Republicans have tried to dismiss the impeachment inquiry, saying the lack of a formal vote on the measure goes against long-standing precedent.
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And their personal lives, and their pasts... And I think that that kind of goes against the point here, which is that how widespread these abuses are and how related they are to power.
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"Even if we don't use this document anymore, we quickly corrected it in case other people had it because this goes against the ethos of our company and everything I stand for," she wrote.
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Meeting a group of Taiwan business representatives in Beijing, Zhang Zhijun, head of China's Taiwan Affairs Office, said anything that goes against the "one China" principle would only bring tension and upheaval to ties.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said last week that idea of creating a Kosovo army "goes against the advice of many NATO allies and may have serious repercussions for Kosovo's future Euro-Atlantic integration".
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Hyperallergic was provided with a copy of the document, which Oliver and Sanders refused to sign because, "It goes against everything we believe and everything we teach our students," the pair said over email.
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Why this matters: Giving people less time to sign up could result in fewer people signing up, which goes against rule #1 of health insurance: You need as many people to enroll as possible.
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Ford Motor Co. said Monday that it does not support President Trump's 90-day ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations, arguing that the policy goes against a "core value" of the company.
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A statement provided by the company to Refinery29 asserted, "Denying service to a passenger in labor is unacceptable: it goes against our code of conduct and the standard of service our riders rely on."
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I won't say by who [sic] — I know it was done with severely misplaced positive intentions — but this goes against everything I believe and I am extremely proud of every inch of my body.
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The film will star Paul Rudd and Alexander Skarsgard in a futuristic version of Berlin, in which a mute bartender (Skarsgard) goes against a gang to figure out what happened to his missing partner.
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In the report, Watson concluded that the recent explosion of EDM growth looks to be translating into sustainable wide-scale appeal, which goes against the notion that the bubble will burst and dispel quickly.
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As such, GM is making a bold gamble that goes against the grain of President Donald Trump's preferred economic policies, which are geared towards preserving existing jobs in manufacturing and and in extraction industries.
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The proposed change goes against the longstanding mission of the census "to serve as the leading source of quality data about the nation's people and economy" and would politicize the critical decennial population count.
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CNN's 'Unprecedented': Trump told Christie he didn't think he'd last past October 2015 Trump's been known to often cast aside advice from his top aides if it goes against his own values and principles.
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Those of us who have played on emulators for years are used to unlimited rewind and constant quicksaving, which Nintendo could probably do — but it kind of goes against the spirit of the thing.
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But to thousands of Americans, the Republican National Convention, sponsored by a party that is known for its gun rights advocacy, should not be held in a venue that goes against those very beliefs.
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Essentially, it means that if someone in electronic media, digital platform, says something which goes against the government or offends their sensibility — it's a very sweeping thing — the government can arrest people without warrant.
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Although the 49ers star says he won't be suiting up for the FCFL after his playing days, he makes it clear he is out for blood when his team goes against Beast Mode's squad.
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"Jim Jordan goes against the powerful interests at the F.B.I. & deep state to expose them & hold them accountable for their crimes," tweeted Mike Tokes, a founder of The New Right, a conservative political organization.
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"If the Japanese side only talks about sanctions and does not bring up talks, or even goes against talks, it will be seen as contravening Security Council resolutions," the ministry cited Wang as saying.
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"This notion of permanently altering the genetics of an entire species — it goes against everything I was trained to think," says Kuiken, who served on the United Nations' technical experts committee for gene drives.
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Land banking is not illegal, but the practice goes against the spirit of mining laws and the state of Western Australia, which covers Forrest's cattle stations, is currently amending laws to address the issue.
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"This order goes against everything we came here for and everything America stands for," said Abdul Salam Mubaraz, a bodega owner who had closed his shop for the day and spoke from the stage.
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However, the President's involvement early in the Cohen case offers more support for the idea that, in Trump's view, when the judicial system goes against members of his crew, the system is alarmingly unfair.
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"I do believe that the moral consequence of killing somebody who is defenseless for any reason goes against certainly what I've been taught about the way we're supposed to treat human life," he said.
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Former Obama EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy said limiting the review of these common chemicals to direct exposure is dangerous and goes against the intention of the TSCA, which was passed with broad bipartisan support.
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In the end, what Trump's first year tells us is that he will continue to use the military as the primary tool of his foreign policy, even though it goes against his own inclinations.
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I think that any time a woman does something that goes against what our cultural expectations are for women, it's interesting, and there's a lot of tension there because it's difficult to be transgressive.
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The proposal, an effort to curb companies' short-term focus, goes against the grain of most money managers, who clamor for companies to provide detailed guidance on the next quarter, down to the last penny.
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The simple explanation here is that Trump's genuine belief — trans people should be able to use the bathroom for their gender identity — goes against what most of his Republican base believes, and he knows it.
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While the concept of ice cream that doesn't melt goes against the entire nature of what the dessert is in the first place, we would be lying if we said we didn't see the appeal.
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They also criticized the Republican members for bringing in their phones and other electronics, which goes against the rules of a SCIF and opens up the classified topics discussed wherein to tap-able recording devices.
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As younger workers begin to enter corporate America in full force, Deepak Chopra sees a "great generational change" occurring and has some advice for companies that goes against the grain of how business usually operates.
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