LEO I'm pretty sure we've gone backward, in exactly that regard.
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After her strong debate early this year, Harris has gone backward.
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It has gone backward, perhaps 50 years before the end of the revolution.
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And now many of these countries have gone backward, and that's a serious concern.
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For all the ways in which they've gone backward, the future is still pretty bright.
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But nothing has brought a title to Nationals Park, and this season's team has gone backward.
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He's gone backward, instead of the Wisconsin state motto which is" — she paused and the crowd chimed in — "Forward.
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Instead, as a player, he has gone backward — to the point where it is unclear how he figures in the team's plans.
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This was not fixed overnight in the late 20th century; on some metrics, like measures of school segregation, the United States has actually gone backward of late.
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I do believe that at the end of the day, if we don't have bipartisan support for health care, we've gone backward as a country in ways that I think are very destructive.
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In fact, per Sando's report, the league appears to have gone backward in recent years: seven first-time coaches of color were hired between 22 and 22, but only one (Todd Bowles) was hired from 73 to 27.
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To the time of her death, King continued to express denial in her father's dreams and ideals being fulfilled during her lifetime. In 1993, she debunked any thought that her father's "dream" had been anything but a dream, and was quoted as saying "It's easier to build monuments than to make a better world. It seems we've stood still and in many ways gone backward since Martin Luther King Jr. was alive.", during a celebration that marked what would have been her father's sixty-fourth birthday.
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Hundreds of Christian families left Mosul ahead of the ultimatum, many of them stripped of their possessions as they fled for safety. They formed the remnants of a community which once numbered in the tens of thousands and traced its presence in Mosul to the earliest years of Christianity.Iraq Catholic leader says Islamic State worse than Genghis Khan In September 2014 Sako said “The U.S. is indirectly responsible for what is going on in Iraq as it said it would ensure democracy and the well-being of the people, but 10 years have passed and on the contrary we have gone backward,” Sako told reporters at Beirut's airport. He was responding to a question following remarks attributed to him in the local daily Ad-Diyar in which he accused the U.S. of supporting ISIS.
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