"Sunni hardline and Shia hardline doesn't build nations or societies," tweeted one Saudi minister.
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It will be decried by hardline Brexiteers as treasonous and by hardline Remainers as an act of self-harm.
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Hardline foreign policy Similarly, Erdogan has pursued a hardline foreign policy that has diminished Turkey's influence in the Middle East and North Africa.
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But Hardline, first by repackaging itself as a police game and second by playing exactly like a military shooter, endorses hardline law enforcement.
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Nielsen has been the face of President Trump's hardline immigration policies, but apparently she wasn't hardline enough for Trump on his signature issue.
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Others who questioned the hardline approach to Iran's nuclear program and alternatively criticized both the hardline and softball approaches to North Korea's nuclear program.
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A hardline approach from Washington has been met with an equally hardline approach from a Tehran desperate to show it will not be bullied into submission.
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He went to Mexico, lied about the discussion, and then pirouetted like a prima ballerina to an immigration speech that was hardline in tone and moderately hardline in substance.
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By promoting a hardline fighter to its top political post, Hamas indicates it's both preparing for future conflict with Israel and strengthening its base against erosion by hardline Islamist groups.
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Opposition to Trump's move has united Iran's hardline and pragmatist factions, with both pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani and commanders of the hardline Revolutionary Guards urging Iranians to join nationwide "Day of Rage" rallies.
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Trump swept into office on a hardline message on immigration.
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Opponents and hardline Islamists have repeatedly attacked Widodo's Islamic credentials.
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King has also pushed for various other hardline immigration legislation.
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Some hardline activists fear that, if elected, Labour might backtrack.
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They are considered infidels by the hardline Sunni Islamist militants.
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Now, the hardline kingdom executing people is hardly headline news.
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Hardline immigration proponents including Ann Coulter regularly sing his praises.
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The platform also takes a hardline stance on gay marriage.
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In college, however, he began to question his hardline stance.
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Netanyahu and Orban have both taken hardline stances on immigration.
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Baswedan was criticised for meeting hardline Islamists during the campaign.
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He also has repeatedly defended the administration's hardline immigration stances.
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Rouhani has decisively defeated Khamenei's protege, hardline judge Ebrahim Raisi.
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Salvadoran political establishment's hardline approach to gangs is supported by
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It took little over a year for the country's hardline
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And more permanent than May's hardline Brexit supports would accept.
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Rouhani is a political moderate who defeated a hardline opponent.
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Nothing troubles Jeff Flake more than Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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So why did they insist on taking a hardline position?
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But the administration's hardline stance isn't making things any easier.
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Google, on the other hand, takes a more hardline approach.
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But Boris Johnson's increasingly hardline policies have stiffened their spines.
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His main challenger, hardline judge Ebrahim Raisi, received 38 percent.
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The Tory incumbent, Sir John Redwood, is a hardline Brexiteer.
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Perhaps they are also benefiting from taking a hardline stance.
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In 2011, the hardline Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tried his own wager.
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A hardline watchdog body in charge of vetting candidates and laws, the Guardian Council, approved six candidates on Thursday for the May 19 vote - including Rouhani - but hardline former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was disqualified.
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Trump has since turned to more hardline aides such as Peter Navarro, the hardline trade and manufacturing adviser, who defend his tough moves on China and assure him there will be an economic rebound.
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Russia's defense ministry regularly says it is attacking hardline Islamist militants.
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Hardline Tory Brexiteers are loud in voice, but small in number.
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Protesters said it was rigged in favor of the hardline president.
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But like Alibaba, Amazon has also recently taken a hardline approach.
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The bottom line: Hardline Brexiteers in May's party loathe this proposal.
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The president is erratic, ill-informed and advised by hardline protectionists.
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In the aftermath, both moderate Republicans and hardline conservatives vented frustration.
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Legislators had two options: a hardline approach or a realist one.
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Zhou Yongkang was China's hardline head of state security until 2012.
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But who was the hardline Philippines leader before he became president?
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If the DUP falls in line, many hardline Tories may follow.
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On June 21 a hardline conservative immigration bill introduced by Rep.
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The hardline European Research Group noisily opposes Mrs May's planned deal.
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Iraq declared victory over the ultra-hardline Sunni group in December.
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A hardline watchdog body, the Guardian Council, vets candidates for elections.
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To this day, "Warrenites" have maintained the group's most hardline practices.
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More importantly, it (and I) deserved another day of hardline driving.
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They differ now mainly because of this administration's hardline deregulation stance.
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Sometimes voters had a choice only between hardline and moderate conservatives.
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The country's hardline Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, says it'll save Europe.
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Jim Jordan, a member of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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But Trump was unrepentant Monday, insisting Arpaio's hardline tactics were justified.
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His father was a hardline Eurosceptic accused of being corporate raider.
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The hardline security force loyal to Iran's supreme leader vowed revenge.
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Regardless of his gregarious personality, he is not a hardline ideologue.
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Trump promised a hardline immigration policy during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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A member of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, potentially Rep.
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The Iranians fighting in Syria fall under a more hardline command.
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The case seemed tailor-made for hardline parties looking to mobilize
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Moore, a hardline conservative running against fellow Republican and incumbent Sen.
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Doesn't the Catholic Church's hardline rhetoric against gay marriage upset me?
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Sessions, similarly, has taken a hardline view on crime and drugs.
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But adding these measures would likely lose needed hardline Republican support.
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The U.S. has backed off nearly all its most hardline proposals.
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For years, insurgencies, death squads, and hardline politics plagued El Salvador.
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There is a base for the hardline stance in the country.
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Trump also encouraged a hardline proposal in the House from Reps.
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Shi'ites are considered apostates by hardline Sunni Islamist insurgents in Iraq.
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All sporting activities were also banned by the hardline Islamic militants.
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Some amendments were hardline, designed to reduce levels of legal immigration.
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The country's hardline stance toward refugees continues to draw international condemnation.
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Salas's invitation is a direct pushback to Trump's hardline immigration policy.
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Some hardline conservatives are uncomfortable with all of the above. Rep.
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The conservative voices will argue for a hardline stance against them.
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Hardline Brexiteers will be told that defeat risks a reversal of Brexit.
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And so far the EU 27 have proved both united and hardline.
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As a hardline conservative, he could take the votes of disaffected Republicans.
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Both failed, though more Republicans backed the hardline bill than Mr Ryan's.
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Both men have made their hardline anti-immigration stance a signature issue.
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Three committee Republicans are members of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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Unlike pro-European Tories, hardline Brexiteers have shown themselves willing to rebel.
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The most glaring is security, where its hardline position is self-defeating.
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Trump's hardline approach has its defenders, including hawkish lawmakers such as Sen.
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Trump's hardline stance on immigration is, at its core, an economic policy.
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That calls for Tory candidates who are not too hardline on Brexit.
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But the decline is partly the result of Mr Xi's hardline rule.
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He chirrups hardline views on such issues as punishing blasphemy with death.
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Trump has nixed every bipartisan immigration proposal for not being hardline enough.
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So do the Northern Irish Democratic Unionists and the hardline Tory Brexiteers.
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The backdrop: Miller has a reputation for being behind hardline immigration policies.
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Yet many hardline Brexiteers opposed to Mrs May's deal also praised it.
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Political debate around Australia's hardline asylum seeker policy has been heated recently.
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By celebrating him, many Catholics also celebrate his hardline stance more generally.
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Hardline Iranian-backed Shi'ite groups have already threatened to march on Kirkuk.
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Why are hardline Brexiteers only now making a fuss about the transition?
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Patreon also takes a hardline stance against anything it considers, flatly, porn.
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Officials said the soldier was an infiltrator of the hardline Islamist group.
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On Saturday hundreds of hardline nationalists protested in Colombo against Zeid's visit.
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But in Syria it proved contentious enough that some hardline jihadists left.
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His plans to ease those regulations further have angered hardline trade unions.
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Trump's bid to end it is part of his hardline immigration polices.
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Yvette Herrell has tried to align herself with Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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True, both sides have partisan audiences who will applaud a hardline approach.
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In contrast to Tillerson, Pompeo has been a hardline voice on Tehran.
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He's emerged as a key voice shaping the Trump administration's hardline approach.
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But hardline conservatives in the House Freedom Caucus don't care about history.
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Hardline activists have been criticized by the police for their violent tactics.
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Tobacco shops, banned by the ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group, have reopened.
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Aside from alcohol's obvious calorie problem, NXIVM's higher-ups were hardline teetotalers.
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McCain also takes shots at hardline opponents of immigration reform, including Rep.
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Members of the hardline House Freedom Caucus aren't happy with what Rep.
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Trump's hardline immigration policies have been a key part of his presidency.
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The increase stems follow's President Donald Trump's hardline policy against illegal immigration.
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The parties are becoming more hardline and their bases more ideologically unified.
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Conservatives who are proponents of Sessions' hardline immigration policies have defended him.
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U.S.-led forces ousted the hardline Islamist militants from power in 2001.
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The big picture: Arpaio is known for his hardline stances on immigration.
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Some influential hardline Brexit supporters have said they will support the deal.
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Bolton, who holds hardline views on Iran, submitted his resignation on Tuesday.
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Schatz has criticized Trump's hardline approach toward North Korea in the past.
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C., chair of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, told reporters Monday.
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The hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus plans to vote against the legislation.
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The outcome could embolden Johnson to pursue his hardline approach to Brexit.
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Hardline Islamists have largely been excluded from public life since the war.
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Meanwhile, some hardline conservatives are uncomfortable with any legalization for these immigrants.
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The state's BJP chief minister, Yogi Adityanath, is a hardline Hindu priest.
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And this week, the campaign announced endorsements from evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr., the son of the late influential televangelist, and Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the hardline Arizona official who gained notoriety for his hardline anti-illegal immigration policies.
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The answer may lie in the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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Some of her hardline backbenchers say much the same about her own plan.
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With traditional conservatives increasingly clashing with hardline populists, he may well be right.
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The hardline chairman of the Assembly of Experts, Mohammad Yazdi, lost his seat.
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Trump is hardly the first to struggle to enact a hardline immigration policy.
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Many have welcomed Trump's hardline on immigration and his focus on the gang.
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His proposal also drew concerns from hardline conservatives who want to reduce immigration.
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But for Russians themselves, Moscow's hardline drug policies have already had deadly repercussions.
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Mrs May's deal is not the turkey that hardline Leavers and Remainiacs claim.
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Rouhani's hardline rivals have accused the government of doing too little, too late.
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On sentencing and policing, he may also be less hardline than Mr Sessions.
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But Salvini's hardline immigration stance appeared to rankle his coalition allies this week.
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Italy's recent history may also explain its hardline approach to apologists for terrorism.
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Hardline cleric Raisi lost the 2017 presidential election, when Rouhani was re-elected.
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Some reports have suggested May might cut her own deal with hardline Brexiteers.
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But his hardline strategy seems to be backfiring as the primaries vote nears.
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On Thursday, two hardline unions, FO and CGT, called for strikes on Sept.
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Taking a hardline approach like that is the only way to stop it.
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Rouhanis hardline rivals have accused the government of doing too little, too late.
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Trump has made his hardline immigration policies a central part of his presidency.
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Some U.S. forces carry out counter-terrorism operations against hardline Islamist militant groups.
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U.S. immigration officials attributed the decline to Trump's hardline policies since taking office.
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The company has traditionally maintained a hardline against censoring anything on the internet.
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Netanyahu's troubles began Wednesday when Liberman, his hardline Defense Minister, announced his resignation.
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He has been critical of Johnson's hardline approach to Brexit and party discipline.
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Many people have a hardline "no" policy when it comes to these requests.
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" Asked about Johnson's hardline negotiating techniques, Trump said the former minister "was right.
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Over many years the Iranian government has been hardline, determined, but, ultimately, rational.
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Will we watch as he distances himself further from his hardline campaign promises?
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Dozens of lawmakers embrace it, defending hardline positions against gay rights and abortion.
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Hardline Iranian-backed Iraqi militias regularly threaten to attack Americans inside the country.
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Sessions' hardline views on immigration became suffused in the rhetoric that Trump adopted.
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Luther Strange, lost the Alabama Senate primary to hardline conservative judge Roy Moore.
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The trend is likely to cheer supporters of Trump's hardline stance on immigration.
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Hardline may be intended as pure entertainment, a raucous shooter unburdened by politics.
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Outside of Washington, President Xi Jinping's hardline approach to Taiwan is getting results.
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Put simply, Republicans didn't mount a huge fight for Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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The hardline stance from both parties left investors fretting about the pound's future.
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He has supported hardline policies, voting in favor of fellow Wisconsin Republican Rep.
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Argentina's last president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, reversed her husband's hardline Iran policy.
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The White House considered him to be a rather hardline cooperator with Khrushchev.
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Kobach, a hardline conservative, narrowly won the GOP gubernatorial primary over then-Gov.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has far more hardline immigration hawks in his conference.
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He's expanding that hardline no-consultation-with-allies approach to other areas too.
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However, in recent years hardline Hindu groups have taken a more conservative approach.
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The talks have been stuck over hardline U.S. demands put forward in 2017.
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A Jordan speakership would undoubtedly heavily support Trump and a hardline conservative agenda.
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In 2014, three Muslims were killed in riots stirred up by hardline Buddhist groups.
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Hardline Brexiteers are ready to denounce any compromise in the negotiations as a betrayal.
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The deal was made over the fervent opposition of the hardline conservative Freedom Caucus.
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Police spokesman Ruwan Gunasekara said all 10 people arrested belonged to hardline Buddhist group.
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Akihito's immense popularity shows that the hardline nationalists, though influential, are in a minority.
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Hardline Tories threaten to rebel and even unseat Theresa May for conceding too much.
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His new hardline vice-president, Tareck El Aissami, heads a "national anti-coup command".
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But if Trump's guests are any indication, his hardline approach isn't about to shift.
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Iran's hardline Revolutionary Guards have accused her of trying to overthrow Iran's clerical establishment.
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But Mr Xi does worry that America's president could be hijacked by hardline advisers.
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Sara was born just as the ultra-hardline Islamists stormed across Iraq in 2014.
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At such events, Rouhani can strike a note that sounds as hardline as anyone.
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He has nominated a hardline pro-settlement attorney to be his ambassador to Israel.
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It's a risky ploy, given how intransigent the hardline conservatives have been on immigration.
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His allies blame Khamenei's hardline rivals for the deteriorating human rights situation in Iran.
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A draft document published by the government on Wednesday incensed some hardline Brexit campaigners.
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Zuckerberg has, in the past, seemingly taken a shot at Trump's hardline immigration stance.
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Both share much of Bannon's nationalist ideology and hardline views on trade and immigration.
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Hardline Islamists, he says, would not allow women to bathe in the first place.
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He faces hardline opposition from anti-austerity Podemos, the third largest party in parliament.
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By Wednesday morning, hardline Iranian lawmakers delivered on vows to "burn it" in response.
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So, are the North Koreans trying to get Trump to ditch his hardline adviser?
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The current parliament is dominated by hardline allies of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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He is Hibatullah Akhundzada, a hardline religious scholar who served as Mullah Mansour's deputy.
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Hardline Buddhist groups in Myanmar have been accused of inciting racial hatred against Rohingya.
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The hardline CGT union has called for demonstrations against the new law on Sept.
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MbZ, probably foolishly, has taken a hardline on Qatar and avoided coming to Washington.
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"People are quite hardline about not having equivalence as the final state," Browne said.
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Bob Goodlatte of Virginia -- appeals to the more conservative hardline wing of the party.
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An Alabama moderate Republican is basically equal to a hardline Republican elsewhere in America.
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Trump obviously believes a hardline approach will reap electoral rewards — but is he right?
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The hardline militant group claimed the attack, which also wounded two other police officers.
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Mexico and Canada have blamed Lighthizer's hardline negotiating stance for the lack of progress.
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But his hardline position appeared to be irritating his 5-Star ally on Wednesday.
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But Trump's hardline trade adviser Peter Navarro thinks the tariffs are a great idea.
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Last week in Miami, Trump went hardline, abjectly pandering to a Cuban-American audience.
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It was destroyed by students of Jamia Hafsa, a hardline women's seminary in Islamabad.
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Reminder: "chain migration" is a made up term by the hardline anti-immigration crowd.
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Bolton was also a chief architect of the Trump administration's hardline policy on Iran.
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Trump has been denounced by Democrats for his hardline immigration policies and racist tweets.
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The results will most likely be a big win for conservative and hardline candidates.
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The real estate mogul made hardline immigration crackdowns a cornerstone of his presidential campaign.
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When they arrived, they discovered that several other more hardline immigration hawks, including Sen.
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But analysts said Rafsanjani advocated a permanent council, fiercely rejected by Khamenei's hardline allies.
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It is not good optics for the hardline Venezuelan opposition to condemn the Pope.
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For some, the DUP is seen as a tail wagging the hardline Brexit dog.
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Trump in 2016 campaigned on reducing undocumented immigration, pledging to take a hardline approach.
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Trump is upending this historic exception as part of his hardline stance on immigration.
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His Cabinet members are implementing a hardline conservative agenda that is quietly reshaping America.
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Salvini's hardline stance on migrants and rescue ships has helped boost his party's popularity.
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Up until now, Trump has governed like a very hardline conservative except on trade.
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The hardline Islamist movement now controls or contests districts across nearly half of Afghanistan.
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Most respondents in the EU survey said hardline Islamists were involved in the abuse.
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Mike Lee, a hardline conservative and Tea Party enthusiast, as the most obvious pick.
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But he's careful not to embrace the harshest sectarian rhetoric of most hardline jihadists.
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And hardline conservatives want their loudest, most Trump-allied voices to protect the president.
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A hardline union, the CGT, promises mass mobilisation against the labour changes on September 12th.
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More hardline groups would emerge if the war does not come to a just end.
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Opposing Donald Trump is the easy part — the president's hardline policies have arguably united Democrats.
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In fact, Chinese politics during the Deng era was often contradictory: both benign and hardline.
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Chameleon that he is, Mr Johnson has mimicked the increasingly hardline politics of Tory members.
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Trump's has highlighted putting pressure on sanctuary cities as part of his hardline immigration stance.
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Steve King, R-Iowa, one of the most hardline lawmakers in the House on immigration.
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The state's chief minister, Yogi Adityanath, is a hardline Hindu priest and senior BJP figure.
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Bulgaria's Orthodox community is one of the most hardline in relations with the Catholic Church.
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The government has argued a hardline approach is necessary to stop the people-smuggling trade.
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John Kasich, while eventually outlasting more hardline favorites, like the tea party-backed Texas Sen.
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Even anti-abortion rights groups were quick to distance themselves from his hardline abortion comments.
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Several former ministers and hardline former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad are among those who have registered.
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Carney has been criticised by members of hardline pro-Brexit faction of the Conservative Party.
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Like Smith, many Christians have expressed unease about Australia's hardline refugee policies in recent years.
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LGBT advocates call it a nonstarter, while hardline conservatives view pro-LGBT bills as heresy.
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Much like his campaign rhetoric indicated, Trump has taken a hardline stance against undocumented immigrants.
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That's even true among public schools in states with hardline immigration policies and oppositional legislatures.
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During Mr Modi's first term, hardline Hindus complained that their agenda was not vigorously pursued.
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The European Research Group of hardline Brexiteers acts as a party within the Tory party.
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But the anti-no-deal majority is less coherent and focused than are hardline Brexiteers.
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If Mr Trump demurs, the chances of a hardline candidate winning will be greatly improved.
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The Taliban imposed hardline Islamist rule across most of Afghanistan from 1996 until late 2001.
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How can you take a hardline stance and do not mind Assad staying (in power)?
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His comments angered hardline Muslim groups, who turned out in force to rally against him.
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Sessions made a name for himself for his hardline views on immigration and criminal justice.
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That's a biiig 180 from the hardline stance that shot him to the GOP nomination.
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But all three leaders are being pushed by their angry public to take hardline positions.
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That Mr Lighthizer, long a China hawk, has taken a hardline stance is not surprising.
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That, at least on the surface, seems like a departure from their hardline former stance.
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Trump, a Republican, has pursued hardline immigration policies seeking to limit legal and illegal immigration.
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Trump, a Republican, has made a hardline stance on immigration a centerpiece of his presidency.
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Fidesz won European parliamentary elections in Hungary in May on a hardline anti-immigration platform.
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Beyond the hardline Clintonistas, there aren't many Democratic insiders who were wowed by her campaign.
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Many of his most hardcore supporters voted for him based on his hardline immigration policies.
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The Islamic State(IS), a hardline militant Islamic group claimed responsibility for the bomb attacks.
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His appearance came as Trump sought to moderate his own hardline stance against illegal immigration.
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The cleric also backed the disputed re-election of hardline president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
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Abrams has an ample record as a hardline militarist with no regard for human rights.
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Threats might also help rally the GOP around a hardline conservative funding bill in January.
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Donald Trump's hardline stance on immigration was key to his victory in the Republican primaries.
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Sanders and his progressive supporters could not be more different from the hardline Freedom Caucus.
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Iran's hardline Revolutionary Guards have accused her of trying to overthrow the country's clerical establishment.
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Morgan is seen as an outspoken supporter of Trump's hardline immigration enforcement policies (USA Today).
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W: It sounds like you would support Mr. Varadkar in remaining quite hardline on this.
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Crucially, Rouhani's government won the cautious backing of the hardline supreme leader for the deal.
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Reuniting families separated under the Trump administration's hardline immigration policies will be no easy task.
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Cuomo had already carved out a reputation for hardline rhetoric toward the National Rifle Association.
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Despite these projections, experts say the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration is deterring newcomers.
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Restricting visas The Australian government's hardline immigration policies could also be at play, Ghezelbash said.
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Trump, a Republican, has made a hardline stance on immigration a centrepiece of his presidency.
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For instance, an ingredient purist and a structure purist will make you a hardline traditionalist.
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Trump has pursued hardline immigration policies including advocating a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Yes, but: These issues have forced tech to re-evaluate its hardline commitment to openness.
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This trio of like-minded hardline immigration critics have been shaping national policy ever since.
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There was no choice but for the law enforcement agencies to take this hardline approach.
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More dramatic than anything has been his passionate embrace of a hardline position on immigration.
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But backing away from hardline immigration policies or the debate over Confederate monuments is not.
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New hardline immigration enforcement is in place, including separating children from parents of illegal immigrants.
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He's been hawkish on Russia and is as hardline on radical Islam as they come.
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The initiative by Egypt's leader sent shockwaves and faced resistance by hardline radical Islamist leaders.
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The editorial board argued that Republicans would regret taking a hardline against the replacement legislation.
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But his hardline strategy for Britain to quit the bloc "do or die" on Oct.
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Shari Redstone's hardline position is a big deal given how much Wall Street favors Moonves.
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Trump also has a hardline immigration plan that emphasized deporting illegal immigrants who commit crimes.
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Sessions, a former federal prosecutor, has similarly taken a hardline view on crime and drugs.
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Meanwhile, hardline conservatives, who have had Trump's ear, are pushing the president further from compromise.
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"Hardline and vocal supporters of the president are important to him," the former official said.
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For now, hardline Brexiteers are regrouping; many supported Johnson's resignation, calling it "principled" and honorable.
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Qalibaf's strong military credentials are expected to win over hardline candidates who share his background.
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In the past, the Murdochs have expressed opposition to Trump's hardline immigration policies and rhetoric.
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Matteo Salvini, the hardline leader of the Northern League, was shut out of the coalition.
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It said the gloves were off between secular India and Modi&aposs hardline Hindu agenda.
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Some evangelicals have pushed back against the hardline turn immigration policy has taken under Trump.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is a Trump cheerleader who supports hardline anti-immigration policies.
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Other images documented handshakes between the Russian head of UNODC and similarly hardline world leaders.
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The Irish backstop is a big part of it, at least for the hardline Brexiteers.
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Growing U.S. pressure on Iran has weakened Rouhani and made his hardline rivals more assertive.
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Second, Esper has long pushed for the US to take a hardline stance against China.
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Thiel is giving $1 million to the Club for Growth, a hardline conservative advocacy group.
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Khamenei and his hardline allies have warned of "the seditionist agenda" for the elections on Feb.
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Rouhani defended the deal, which his hardline rivals oppose as a concession to pressure from Washington.
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Recapturing the city would signal a pivotal defeat for the ultra-hardline Sunni jihadists in Iraq.
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The less hardline 5-Star, on the other hand, has held steady at about 30 percent.
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However, most opposition parties in the predominantly Catholic country agree with Fico's hardline stance on migrants.
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In a press release, the company suggested it took the hardline approach due to safety concerns.
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Australia said it would not sign up as the deal would compromise its hardline immigration policy.
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Under Islamic State's ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim ideology, Shi'ites - the majority in Iran - are considered apostates.
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The House Freedom Caucus is a group of about three dozen hardline conservatives created in 2015.
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But hardline unions are now grappling for relevance as strikes become less frequent and less disruptive.
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That's because the hardline the president has taken with Beijing is one area of common ground.
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Since his arrest, other more hardline leaders with more militant followings have come to the fore.
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Members of the hardline conservative Freedom Caucus accused Ryan of not truly supporting the Goodlatte bill.
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That led to the installation of Tony Abbott, a hardline conservative, as prime minister in 2013.
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Of course it is not surprising that, in advance, both sides should take up hardline positions.
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In recent years hardline Islamists have become increasingly assertive, railing against deviants, heretics and their ilk.
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Lopez Obrador's critics say he has done too much to cater to Trump's hardline immigration agenda.
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Opposition to her Brexit plan may be stronger, from both Remainers and her own hardline Eurosceptics.
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Asked about the "optics" of the Trump administration's hardline policy, Sessions conceded, "it hasn't been good."
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In order to fend off hardline critics he is, by undermining the deal, adopting their policies.
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Eco-friendly Dutch voters can choose between GroenLinks and the more hardline Party for the Animals.
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The most hardline union, the Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT), also vows to make a rumpus.
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Rouhani's hardline critics accuse him of having encouraged moral corruption in society by advocating social tolerance.
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Gillespie had adopted some of Trump's hardline positions but had avoided campaigning with the unpopular president.
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Hezbollah has been fighting alongside the Syrian army against rebels including hardline Sunni Islamists in Syria.
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But the DUP stuck to its guns, hardline eurosceptics refused to budge - and May lost again.
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Were she to be succeeded by a hardline Brexiteer, tensions within the Tories could become unbearable.
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Hardline leadership candidates like Dominic Raab have suggested suspending Parliament until November to stop it interfering.
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Lindsay Graham have moved away from more hardline positions on Trump to call for party unity.
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Much of it is unashamedly erotic, despite various attempts by hardline Muslim groups to censor it.
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He looks to be doubling down on a campaign of hardline immigration policies and racial resentment.
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The petition would force House votes on four immigration/DACA bills, ranging from liberal to hardline.
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"There is really a perception that we need a hardline approach to the problem," he said.
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The army's victory in Ramadi against the ultra-hardline Sunni militant group was a key moment.
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But the Guardian Council, grouping hardline conservative clerics and jurists, has already disqualified thousands of candidates.
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Australia has also received criticism from the United Nations and rights groups for its hardline policy.
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Along with its hardline approach to justice, Saturn demands dedication and work from all of us.
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Trump is hardline on immigration, building the wall, mass deportation, banning Muslims, changing all things Washington.
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Trump and hardline conservatives support this bill, and it's unlikely any Democrats will back this legislation.
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There was no claim of responsibility, though hardline left-wing activists have attacked the offices before.
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Stocks on Wall Street rallied on the U.S. pullback from a hardline trade stance toward China.
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President Donald Trump has taken a hardline approach to immigration since taking office in January 2017.
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On "Fox News Sunday" he said he wants more aggressive enforcement of his hardline immigration policies.
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He also highlights Baretta's hardline stance on immigration and his support for the Republican tax bill.
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Bahrain, which has spoken of reviving a claim to part of the Qatari mainland, remains hardline.
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The President's hardline policy approach means the issue could well end up before the court soon.
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The hardline Brexit faction has enough votes in Parliament to force a vote of no confidence.
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With last week's vote in the House of Representatives on hardline immigration legislation from GOP Rep.
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But other members of Congress have struck similarly hardline tones on the Kremlin, such as Sens.
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Islamic State, which follows a hardline Sunni Muslim ideology, considers Shi'ites apostates who should be killed.
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He was expected to meet fierce resistance to his hardline immigration stances from the assembled leaders.
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It has been encouraged by the Trump administration's hardline stance on Iran and its nuclear program.
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Trump's hardline rhetoric toward Qatar had the potential for serious real-world repercussions for the Pentagon.
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The hardline CGT union rejected the agreement and urged the company to close all sites instead.
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President Trump continues to implement a hardline conservative agenda in his appointments and his executive actions.
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Barr's has a history of hardline views on drug use and supporting "tough-on-crime" policies.
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If either of them was replaced by a hardline conservative, it would drastically shift the middle.
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If either of them were replaced by a hardline conservative, it would drastically shift the middle.
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Quick take: Miller is Trump's top immigration adviser and the engineer of the administration's hardline policies.
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Why it matters: It's another legal blow for the hardline immigration plans 0f President Trump's administration.
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Unlike previous meetings, the large group will also include senators considered more hardline on both sides.
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But the US group of officials who take a hardline approach say that is a nonstarter.
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This hardline approach to space conflict is a departure from positions issued by the previous administration.
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Opposition came from GOP leaders in the House and Senate, rising Republican stars and hardline conservatives.
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Trump's hardline remarks drew praise from Israel, Iran's arch-foe, but was criticized by European allies.
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For example, she became one of the administration's top spokespeople for its hardline policies toward Iran.
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If you're a rabble-rousing, hardline white supremacist online, that's what your followers expect of you.
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That improved relationship, in part, has led the US to soften its hardline approach toward North Korea.
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Sessions shares Trump's hardline positions on immigration as well and is also under consideration for Attorney General.
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Reilly predicted that it may force the Australian government to back down on its previous hardline policies.
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Kobach has been among the most prominent supporters of Trump's hardline approach to immigration and national security.
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"I'm just doing what I said I would do," Trump said, referring to his hardline immigration policies.
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And even were a Chancellor Schulz more amenable, hardline allies like the Dutch and Austrians would resist.
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In Birmingham it was the hardline Brexiteers who were greeted with most excitement by members (see Bagehot).
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Judiciary spokesperson Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, a hardline cleric, smeared some of the protesters as drug abusers.
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In 2014, a hardline Iranian outlet touted that the Fateh-110 was among Lebanese Hezbollah's missile inventory.
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On Tuesday he described the Sunni hardline group as a "dagger plunged into the chest of Muslims".
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At least five members of the ultra-hardline militant group died in the attacks, the SOHR added.
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He supports a hardline on immigration, and believes anyone crossing the border illegally should be immediately deported.
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Her response was to run a hardline campaign, curtly rejecting any suggestion of concessions to Sinn Fein.
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Four more members of the hardline Sunni group were killed in separate airstrikes in the Karakopru region.
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Hardline Islamist groups responded with mass protests demanding that Purnama, an ethnic Chinese and Christian, be prosecuted.
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The reinforcements did not include fighters from the hardline Nusra Front or other jihadist groups, he said.
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Winning over the hardline Brexiteers is one of her major hurdles, but it's not the only one.
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Now Facebook has allowed the Wall Street Journal access to its much more hardline anti-terrorism proceedings.
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The following day, violent clashes broke out between members of the lower caste and hardline Hindu groups.
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He failed to clarify recent reports that he might be softening his notoriously hardline stances on immigration.
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Hardline Brexiteers' calls for the backstop to be time-limited are thus not just unrealistic but nonsensical.
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Her sometimes hardline policies have caused some members of parliament to call for her to be sacked.
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One of his Israeli interrogators recalls him as "extremely hardline and at the same time ruthlessly pragmatic".
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The issue is that hardline conservatives, who have little interest in compromise continue to have Trump's ear.
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It is not hard to see why hardline Brexiteers like Mr Davis are disappointed by the plan.
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This, however, won't fly with the hardline Brexiteers, as they'd have to follow all the EU rules.
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RNC chief voices concern about Trump campaign's direction Beruff has adopted many of Trump's hardline policy stances.
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Monday, in a political statement issued in Qatar, Hamas updated, without superseding, its hardline 1988 founding charter.
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But many Republicans on Capitol Hill have expressed concerns about Trump's hardline on free trade deals. Sen.
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At least five members of the ultra-hardline militant group died in the attacks, the Observatory added.
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All this means that there may be a kind of logic to Trump's hardline yet opaque tactics.
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His hardline supporters have so far refused to accept authority of Seraj's U.N.-backed government in Tripoli.
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Most operate without government oversight and some madrassas have been criticized for their hardline teachings of Islam.
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Another super PAC and the hardline conservative Club for Growth are also airing ads critical of Trump.
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The head of the hardline Force Ouvriere, Jean-Claude Mailly, said it went much further than expected.
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Seven years ago, hardline nationalists attacked people at the march, prompting authorities to cancel it until 2015.
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Historically, the UN has taken a hardline stance that emphasizes drug prohibition over medical or recreational benefits.
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But al-Sisi -- who Trump calls a friend -- retains a hardline stance against dissent and political expression.
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In 1976, the KGB tried a different tactic, forging FBI documents suggesting that hardline anti-Communist Sen.
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On Twitter, two of the most hardline anti-immigration voices in the media aren't hiding their displeasure.
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Those individuals would likely be in line with her hardline stance on financial regulation and corporate interests.
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So too did the security clampdown that Mr Zhang maintained after taking over from his hardline predecessor.
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Laschet also said the Greens would have to step back from some of their hardline environmentalist demands.
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Like other hardline French left-wingers, Hamon says Hollande eroded the spending power of the working class.
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We already saw Saudi support to objectionable hardline Islamist groups fighting the Syrian government in western Syria.
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That hardline message sent sterling tumbling as financial markets concerns of a disorderly no-deal Brexit grow.
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The hardline Mr Xi is widely admired in China as a strongman and a fighter against corruption.
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The arrest of Danialzadeh comes amid heightening tensions between the pragmatic Rouhani and the hardline-led judiciary.
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Now, though, the law takes a hardline approach to De Klassieker – an approach which began with Beverwijk.
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Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan movement The hardline Islamist movement Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan has been spearheading demonstrations.
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Her death marked another flashpoint in the debate over the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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But the IPC had no such qualms and its hardline move drew praise from anti-doping authorities.
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Kemp distinguished himself in the Republican primary with ads that touted hardline policies on hot button issues.
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TV co-host Krystal Ball in response to a question over Trump's more hardline approach on trade.
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The UN subsequently removed the language to appease the US's hardline abortion stance, and the resolution passed.
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The region is notorious for its hardline approach to drugs and strict penalties for drug-related crimes.
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Hardline were one of the very best: a powerful, soulful melody machine, equal parts gravel and satin.
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Yes but: U.S. Trade Representative Bob Lighthizer has threatened a retreat from the deal as a hardline.
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Younger evangelicals, he said, were less willing than their older counterparts to accept Falwell's hardline politics unquestioningly.
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The title of the game itself, Hardline, endorses a zero-tolerance, zero-empathy approach to law enforcement.
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Nakedly, Battlefield Hardline encourages you to shoot criminals and ask question later, or perhaps not at all.
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In March 2014, the month Battlefield Hardline was released, 114 people were killed by US law enforcement.
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Under their hardline interpretation of Islamic law, women were banned women from working or going to school.
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That and his hardline stance on immigration has drawn ire from Latinos in the U.S. and abroad.
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Trump has made his hardline immigration policies a centerpiece of his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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Russia's Defence Ministry denies aiming at civilians and says it targets only hardline Islamist militants in Syria.
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But once Donald Trump was back on American soil, he returned to his hardline stance on immigration.
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Ankara supports rebel fighters but has less sway over hardline jihadists who control large parts of Idlib.
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And he's maintained close ties to the hardline conservatives who have bemoaned May's handling of the matter.
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The hardline militants are now on the back foot, with their stronghold in Syria also under attack.
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Nothing about the current situation on the Korean peninsula forces us to take an exclusively hardline approach.
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Hardline unions oppose it and say workers will have to work longer to secure a full pension.
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Hardline CGT union leader Philippe Martinez said it would fight until the government completely dropped the plan.
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The more hardline unions, chiefly the CGT and also Sud Rail, showed no sign of changing tune.
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Orban's nationalist-conservative government has not won many friends in Brussels with this hardline approach to immigration.
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Nigel Farage, the leader of the other, more hardline campaign, was the dominant personality of the referendum.
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In fact, Trump knew all along that his hardline stance against China would eventually dent its economy.
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But prices have continued to climb this year -- and analysts point to Trump's hardline stance on Iran.
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Hardline activists rampaged through the building, smashing furniture and spray-painting walls and the coat of arms.
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Put simply, Republicans didn't mount a huge fight for Trump's hardline immigration agenda in the spending bill.
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Trump and Republican leadership continue to engage hardline immigration hawks who have shown no interest in compromise.
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Sessions' hardline views on immigration are laid out in a 23-page manifesto he released last year.
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Steve Baker, who helps to manage the ERG, says over 50 hardline Brexiteers will vote against the deal.
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Keiko Fujimori had distanced herself from her father during her 2016 campaign, upsetting some of his hardline supporters.
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I was upset about the music, because I had envisioned way more of a hardline, riot grrrl soundtrack.
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But the appointment of hardline nationalists to key posts during his first term had observers questioning these promises.
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But their backers have been wary of delivering weapons that could fall into the hands of hardline groups.
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Rural, conservative North Florida has long been a stronghold for anti-establishment politicians like Trump and hardline conservatives.
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But hardline groups such as the Islamic Defenders Front (FDI), organizers of the anti-Ahok protests, are widespread.
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Rosen made serious outreach to the Latino community, often vowing to stand up to Trump's hardline immigration policies.
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The looks on lawmakers' faces during Trump's speech Though his rhetoric was soaring, Trump still struck hardline notes.
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Travel ban and immigration Donald Trump's rise to the presidency was fueled by his hardline stance on immigration.
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They know that our president is hardline in regards to that, but they try to sneak in anyways.
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The Senate rejected three proposals in February, including one reflecting Trump&aposs hardline policies and two bipartisan plans.
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Trump, who monitors the stock market closely, is not preparing to back off his hardline stance on China.
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Justin Amash, a hardline conservative who backs Ted Cruz, warned that a Trump nomination could implode the party.
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Few people better exemplify the dilemma facing the millions of Venezuelans than Arkiely Perfecto, a hardline leftist lawmaker.
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It was there that he often received threats from hardline Sunni Muslim fundamentalists who view Sufism as heresy.
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The IPC model has been delayed several times due to opposition from hardline rivals of President Hassan Rouhani.
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Hardline immigration proponents describe the practice as "catch and release," as if the children were so many fish.
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Nonetheless, the election has propelled hardline groups like FPI from the margins of national politics to the forefront.
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Disqus's desire to remain neutral while also taking a hardline stance on speech has resulted largely in inaction.
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Like Quebec, Manitoba is taking a hardline approach on growing cannabis at home — and has banned it altogether.
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Trump's hardline immigration proposals all push in the opposite direction: They try to mold reality to fit policy.
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One upside for her: The hardline Brexiteers are now weakened too after their plot to topple her failed.
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In the Senate, Harris has defined herself with hardline positions on immigration, a key issue among Latino voters.
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Surviving the leadership challenge may help Mrs May a little, and losing it may weaken the hardline Brexiteers.
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At the start of the documentary, Shane Dawson establishes that he wants to be hardline about Jake Paul.
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Leavers have become ever more wedded to the desire of hardline Brexiteers for a total break with Brussels.
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Mr Arpaio is popular among the president's base and shares many of his hardline views on illegal immigration.
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The ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group seized large swathes of territory in northern and western Iraq in 2014.
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Mrs May's strategy has been to get the hardline Brexiteers in her Conservative Party to back the deal.
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Trump's speech at his re-election campaign without hardline remarks on diplomacy also supported investor sentiment, he added.
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Modi has certainly adopted a hardline approach toward Pakistan, with the BJP often threatening to go to war.
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The ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group were driven out of Shirqat on Thursday by U.S-backed Iraqi forces.
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He will face pressure from hardline politicians at home and opposition in the region, not least from Israel.
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However, France's biggest labour union the CFDT, and the smaller hardline FO union will not join the protest.
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Jeb Bush is not backing away from a hardline stance against the use of encryption among tech companies.
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After reformers booted him out in 1985 he co-founded a hardline successor party, which still struggles on.
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That forced the all-night negotiations and won praise from his hardline interior minister in Rome, Matteo Salvini.
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Pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani's hardline rivals have criticized his government for doing too little, too late to help.
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Following his election, Trump appointed David Friedman, a hardline supporter of Israeli settlements, as his ambassador to Israel.
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Basically, how she does determines how much control she has over the more hardline factions inside her party.
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The wall is part of his hardline immigration policies that are central to his 2020 re-election bid.
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Trump claimed Curiel could not impartially hear the case because of his background and Trump's hardline immigration policies.
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On foreign policy: He made a hardline case for strengthening the military and modernizing the country's nuclear arsenal.
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EU officials say terms have been agreed for a financial settlement long resisted by hardline supporters of Brexit.
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The hardline "Brexiteers" in her party are virulently opposed — though it's unlikely they'd be pleased by any deal.
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The party is known for its hardline nationalism and deep antipathy to leftists and the Kurdish political movement.
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Stubb, known for his fiscally hardline views, explained to CNBC why he wants to improve competitiveness in Finland.
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Peter Navarro, Trump's hardline trade adviser, will attend the meeting between the leaders, a U.S. official told Reuters.
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But Trump is running the show, threatening to veto spending bills that don't reflect his hardline immigration agenda.
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Karoubi, an ex-speaker of parliament, has been accused by hardline authorities of being a "seditionist" and "traitor".
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But another way of putting that is that Mrs Haley is, at heart, an orthodox, even hardline, Republican.
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He has criticized his hardline opponents, saying they sought their own interests, not those of the Iranian people.
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The hardline union said it was against the sale which it said was a first step towards privatisation.
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SEERA is an important part of a hardline, all-of-the-above approach to fighting back against counterfeiters.
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The military has defended its hardline tactics saying it needs to maintain national security before a general election.
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A hardline Islamist party has threatened street protests if Bibi were to be freed or her sentence reduced.
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I personally encountered the hardline faction while working on immigration policy a decade ago during the Bush administration.
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The four — nicknamed "the Squad" — have been among the most adamant opponents of Trump's hardline anti-immigration policy.
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Hardline activists say that young people will just never buy into the idea of living across the border.
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Moreover, the rhetoric from the President himself tends to focus on a retributive, hardline approach to drug crimes.
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It was June of 2005 and the hardline mayor of Tehran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, had just been elected president.
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Some Democrats hold out hope that Trump may shift away from the hardline positions that got him elected.
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A showdown between hardline right-wing Hindus and Muslim extremists could lead to a series of violent reprisals.
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They support Khadim Hussain Rizvi, the leader of Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan, the hardline Islamist movement spearheading demonstrations.
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At its heart, fascism is an alliance of hardline and moderate conservatives seeking to repress left-wing sentiment.
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"There is now an understanding — even in (fiscally hardline) Germany — that demand needs to be supported," she said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's hardline approach to trade relations is curbing demand for emerging assets and stoking volatility.
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President Trump views his hardline stance against undocumented immigration as being at the core of his electoral appeal.
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The government claims its hardline policies are to discourage the people-smuggling trade and prevent deaths at sea.
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While Trump mainly stayed on script for the night, he eventually turned to pushing his hardline immigration stance.
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Trump's renewed hardline on immigration could damage his own promise earlier this year to revitalize the trade agreement.
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Gauland, who grew up in what was then East Germany, is known as a conventionally hardline right-winger.
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A Russian Islamic State fighter was sentenced to death in Iraq last year for joining the hardline group.
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"It certainly influenced it in a negative way," Curbelo said of Trump's hardline views during the immigration debate.
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It needs an easy-to-understand issue that gets right to the core of its increasingly hardline beliefs.
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In 1976, the KGB tried a different tactic, forging FBI documents that suggested that hardline anti-communist Sen.
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Another two have been abducted, and four others have been wounded by hardline Islamist militants, election officials said.
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Wuco, a retired naval intelligence officer, has previously come under media scrutiny for his hardline views on Islam.
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But Italy's hardline opposition leader Matteo Salvini said there should be no concessions made to the rioting inmates.
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Johnson has a more hardline stance on Brexit and has said Britain must leave the EU on Oct.
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Opposing Trump is the easy part, and the president's hardline policies have had a uniting effect on Democrats.
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Experts have continually cautioned that the Trump administration's hardline stance toward North Korea might cause Pyongyang to bristle.
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Gulf monarchies, which oppose the Assad regime, have long supported some of its most hardline, pro-jihad enemies.
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Trump's hardline policies on immigration have been a key element of his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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But hardline conservatives view this population as just one more group of unauthorized immigrants that should be deported.
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Trump has made his hardline policies toward immigration a centerpiece of his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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But some browsers are taking a hardline approach, while others prefer to increase protections within the status quo.
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SEVERAL PARTS of President Donald Trump's hardline immigration policy have received a friendly reception at the Supreme Court.
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Trump has made his hardline policies toward immigration a centerpiece of his presidency and 2020 re-election campaign.
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Are you going to hardline your grill into your home's natural gas line, or you want something portable?
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But for hardline settlers, that prize could come with an unacceptable price - the creation of a Palestinian state.
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With five hardline conservatives now entrenched on the Supreme Court, Hernández could transform Bivens into an empty shell.
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Cotton and Perdue are supporters of a hardline proposal to slash legal immigration supported by President Donald Trump.
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Trump is probably under pressure for American military action against Iran from hardline U.S. and Middle Eastern hawks.
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"So much for pragmatism," J.P. Morgan's Malcolm Barr said, referring to the reports of Johnson's hardline Brexit stance.
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Several said Perry had become too partisan in Washington, where he joined the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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At the time, Trump called Zárate an "animal" and used the case to push his hardline immigration platform.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), a hardline proposal that the White House had previously held up as a model.
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This is part of a broader story -- the rising tide of hardline, right-wing nationalism around the world.
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Republicans are taking the opposite stance, asking for hardline immigration restrictions in a massive bill introduced by Sen.
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Abu Yousef al-Muhajir, military spokesman and former Aleppo province commander for the hardline Ahrar al-Sham, disagreed.
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Donald Trump's hardline stance on immigration has many wondering how he plans to handle the roughly 750,000 DREAMers.
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Over the past weeks Republicans in the House have engaged in a pointless political theatre, voting on a pair of immigration bills: a hardline measure and a "compromise" bill (the compromise being between moderate and hardline Republicans, not between the two parties) backed by Paul Ryan, the outgoing House speaker.
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Another response may be to tighten security inside Russia and launch a crackdown on all manifestations of hardline Islam.
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It is one of the most hardline Muslim rebel factions in the Muslim south of the largely Christian Philippines.
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In Syria, Bashar al-Assad has barely fought ISIS and has released scores of hardline Islamists from his jails.
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WALLACE: You know, some of the hardline conservative call that amnesty and they are going to vote against it.
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"Such a hardline stance in India's trade negotiations with the US may do more harm than good," she added.
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His proposal also drew concerns from hardline conservatives who want to reduce immigration; Trump's plan keeps overall numbers flat.
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Both Prabowo and Uno maintain links with hardline Islamist groups, some of whom have been known to intimidate minorities.
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For years, the INCB was heavily criticized by advocates and diplomats alike for its hardline interpretation of the conventions.
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The vote for Sinn Fein, the biggest Irish nationalist party, surged by 34%, provoked by the DUP's hardline campaign.
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The White House isn't barren of advocates for the hardline immigration approach beloved by Trump's base, despite Bannon's exit.
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Arpaio, who dubbed himself "America's toughest sheriff," established a polarizing national profile for his hardline stance on undocumented immigrants.
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With their hardline view on security and immigration, Le Pen and conservative Francois Fillon may resonate with some voters.
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Iranian domestic politics: As the country's own 2021 presidential elections approach, hardline calls for Tehran's withdrawal will grow louder.
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Trump remains singularly focused on his hardline anti-immigration agenda, which many Republicans don't want to sign on to.
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It strikes a hardline on immigration, which is particularly contentious in Austria in the wake of Europe's refugee crisis.
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ISIS was defined by the physical territory, once larger in size than Texas, that made up its hardline state.
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This hardline stance is at least part of the reason Johnson succeeded in his bid to become prime minister.
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He had a dire warning for Trump and his hardline, anti-globalization ideas about trade: this could be war.
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Pakistan has been battling the Pakistani Taliban, an umbrella organization of hardline Islamist groups, since its inception in 2007.
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Many hardline Tories would follow the DUP on the basis that they cannot be more royalist than the king.
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Elle's professor Stromwell may be a hardline teacher, but when times are tough she also comes through with encouragement.
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The hardline Islamist movement considers the Afghan government a puppet regime of the U.S. and has refused direct talks.
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Several of them were shown beheading hostages of the ultra-hardline militant group, a tactic it has frequently used.
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NBC News previously reported that Kobach, a champion of hardline immigration policies, had been hired for Trump's transition team.
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Duterte was elected to office in May on a platform of a hardline crackdown on crime, particularly illegal drugs.
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No single candidate has emerged as a potential hardline champion to challenge the relative moderate Rouhani in the vote.
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A hardline watchdog body can control the elected government by vetting candidates before they stand and by vetoing policies.
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China seems to be backing off its hardline stance against cryptocurrencies, a serial internet entrepreneur told CNBC on Monday.
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At the moment Mr Maduro impresses only hardline admirers with his wild talk of American imperialists planning an invasion.
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Duterte has overseen a hardline crackdown on crime, particularly drug offenses that has brought widespread criticism from rights' groups.
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Jeff Sessions, a longtime advocate of hardline immigration policies during his time in the Senate, to be attorney general.
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The split in vote between the two hardline candidates has opened the door for establishment favorite Martha McSally (pictured)
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But the hardline Sunni militant group still carries out attacks near Kirkuk and some other parts of the country.
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Immigration advocates have said the Trump administration's hardline enforcement has heightened undocumented immigrants' reluctance to work with law enforcement.
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French officials said the EU faced "blackmail" by hardline pro-Brexit potential successors to May, such as Boris Johnson.
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When a self-important hardline politician tried to queue-jump, they booed him to the back of the line.
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Moscow in particular has taken an increasingly hardline position against Google's creeping influence in the country in recent years.
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Abadi declared final victory last December over the ultra-hardline group, which overran a third of Iraq in 2014.
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Both Trump and Priebus have scolded hardline conservatives who rejected legislation backed by the White House to overhaul Obamacare.
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Miller is proudly hardline nationalist, and a favorite of the Trump faithful: As a top aide to then-Sen.
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Trump blamed the failure on hardline Republican conservatives who opposed the bill and threatened to reach out to Democrats.
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This has attracted criticism, because it underlines how, in the 1990s, she backed her husband's hardline views on crime.
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Arrests have surged under President Trump, who promised during his campaign to impose a hardline stance against illegal immigration.
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Hardline Islamists in Pakistan had rallied against her being allowed to leave and called for her to be killed.
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In response, the Saudi monarchy strengthened ties with the Wahhabi religious establishment and restored many of its hardline stances.
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The President has backed Goodlatte's legislation and rejected all the other proposals put forth besides his own hardline plan.
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Felicite Moorman, founder and CEO of STRATIS IoT, told Business Insider the company has a hardline stance on security.
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He also pointed to the Trump administration's hardline immigration policies -- including family separations at the border -- as politically problematic.
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It's true that the Trump administration has taken some steps that fit into an authentically hardline policy towards Moscow.
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His comment came moments before the House rejected a hardline immigration bill from Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.).
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump doubled down on his hardline immigration policies in a highly anticipated speech Wednesday evening.
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Trump has spoken about "angel families" often, referencing the group as he justifies his hardline policies on illegal immigration.
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The former Goldman Sachs president and registered Democrat clashed frequently on trade with Trump and his hardline protectionist advisers.
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The ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim militants of Islamic State regularly bomb security forces and civilian areas in the capital.
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Stewart rose to prominence on a platform of hardline immigration enforcement and enthusiastic defenses of Confederate statues and monuments.
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Arpaio has long been a controversial figure in politics because of his hardline views on immigration and law enforcement.
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But the IPC model has been delayed several times due to opposition from hardline rivals of President Hassan Rouhani.
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Appropriators are, by nature, deal makers and rarely come from the hardline elements of either side of the party.
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The ultra-hardline jihadist group is under pressure in its last major Iraqi stronghold of Mosul, across the border.
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Wednesday's confrontation, which happened near the Strait of Hormuz, involved Iran's regular navy, not the more hardline Revolutionary Guard.
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Wednesday's confrontation, which happened near the Strait of Hormuz, involved Iran's regular navy, not the more hardline Revolutionary Guard.
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But hardline Islamist groups, most of which favor Islamic sharia law, have established a stronger foothold in recent years.
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It's sort of our journalism of everything that's going on today, like xenophobia, hardline religious groups or authoritarian governments.
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The DUP is a political party with deeply entrenched anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage views, and hardline conservative policies.
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NBC News previously reported that Kobach, a champion of hardline immigration policies, had been hired for Trump's transition team.
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So you've seen sanctions against companies in Russia, and now there is more hardline rhetoric on the trade side.
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The hardline immigration wing of the Republican Party is pushing to end DACA, which Trump has not done yet.
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It's a hardline rule that doesn't even take into account the woman's health or if the fetus isn't viable.
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Despite the attacks on his migration policies from multiple fronts, Salvini has refused to budge on his hardline stance.
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The region's peshmerga forces have driven back the hardline Sunni Muslim militants in northern Iraq, earning them international recognition.
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Yet another justification for confronting administration officials in public is that the administration's hardline policies might actually justify it.
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Trump's tariffs, like his hardline NAFTA demands, have the potential to turn the globally integrated auto industry upside down.
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State of play: There's a growing divide among Democrats, and some Republicans are trying to appeal to hardline conservatives.
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Insofar that the government funding package largely ignored Trump's hardline immigration agenda, the president is right to be angry.
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And he's bemoaned Europe's handling of migrants, using the tenuous situation there as rationale for his own hardline tactics.
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Some of those measures include cuts or changes to overall legal immigration, mandatory workforce verification and hardline enforcement measures.
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Still, Deshpande argued that the president's hardline stance may ultimately work to hamper gains in the U.S. stock market.
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If some GOP voters stay home because they object to Stewart's hardline politics, Taylor's chances could take a hit.
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McCarthy allowed Trump's hardline immigration agenda to wash over the party, even as California Republicans watched their districts diversify.
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The Washington Post said the Freedom Caucus was "privately plotting" ways to force Ryan to adopt their hardline agenda.
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One of France's largest and most hardline trade unions, the CGT, organized a mass demonstration in Paris on Tuesday.
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Trump's picks for these posts generally appear to be hardline conservatives — even more so than past Republican presidents' judges.
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Moreover, the assassination program was just one of several hardline Bush administration counterterrorism policies that Obama chose to continue.
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In November 1979, a hardline group of Iranian students seized the US Embassy in Tehran, taking 52 Americans hostage.
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Iran has threatened to destroy Israel, with hardline demonstrators chanting "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" in protests.
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Carafano argued that foreign heads of state simply "roll their eyes" and ignore Trump's hardline tweets as domestic messaging.
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The contrasting photos have been posted on hardline social media sites and viewed by tens of thousands of people.
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They were claimed by Islamic State, the ultra-hardline militant Islamist group that controls parts of Syria and Iraq.
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Admired by many, reviled by others, the Great Imam of a leading hardline Muslim organization is wanted for pornography.
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With the disqualification of moderate and leading conservative figures, hardline loyalists of Khamenei are likely to dominate the parliament.
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He has also taken a hardline position on immigration that has alienated many backers of immigration reform in tech.
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The BJP, for example, has been accused of emboldening hardline Hindu vigilantes who consider the cow a sacred animal.
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Ronald Reagan was a professed "admirer" of Rand but embraced religion—a stark violation of Rand's hardline atheism. Ted
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But the hardline immigration lawmaker said Saturday he remains committed to helping Trump fulfill the rest of his promises.
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His killer, Mumtaz Qadri, immediately surrendered to police and was later executed, becoming a martyr for many hardline Islamists.
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Analysts said the hardline Bolton could look for a more aggressive stance against some U.S. adversaries, such as Iran.
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European countries fear that by abandoning it, Washington could undermine Rouhani and strengthen the hand of his hardline opponents.
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"His speech was a little bit of the hardline side today," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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Critics say Widodo's government is doing little to contain the increasingly hostile rhetoric against Purnama from hardline Muslim groups.
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Trump's advisers were quick to credit his hardline negotiating approach with getting the US and Canada to a deal.
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At least 50 conservative members are hardline "leavers" who would reject any deal that Barnier is likely to accept.
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The incident took place in the East Tehran neighborhood of Narmak, where Iran's hardline former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lives.
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But García Hernández said the agency's hardline tactics are politically aimed at an audience that's receptive to the methods.
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"We won't get a good deal with bluff and bluster," said Raab, one of the most hardline Brexit advocates.
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Trump's misguided views about how tariffs work are also likely playing a big role in the administration's hardline approach.
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Germany has run a budget surplus since 2014 under the stewardship of her hardline conservative finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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Part of this skepticism stems from McSally's efforts to appear closer to Trump and his hardline approach to immigration.
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At first, Mufti's coalition partners from the hardline-Hindu Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), were reluctant to support the deal.
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The United States has adopted a hardline policy against Tehran, withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal and reimposing sanctions.
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His hardline policy on drug crimes is aimed at boosting his chances of re-election this year, political commentators say.
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Hardline Iranian media reacted angrily to Le Drian's visit with headlines like "The Rude Guest" and "Weapons of mass seduction".
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There was no preaching by hardline Islamists on campus and so it is unlikely he was radicalized there, she said.
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The party's unity has been challenged increasingly by more hardline members, including another possible Merkel successor, Health Minister Jens Spahn.
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Hardline anti-Western groups al Qaeda and Islamic State have taken advantage of the chaos to press their own plans.
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Given his hardline stance on illegal immigration, I'm just curious what your thoughts are on the election of Donald Trump.
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Following the incident, the party disciplined chat members and commissioned an internal report about the hardline content of the messages.
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Some members of the ANP - formed by hardline Rakhine Buddhists - will participate in a protest against the commission on Tuesday.
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WILFRED FROST: Would you like to see your European allies back your hardline on Iran more vociferously than they have?
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Brat emerged as one of the House's most hardline conservatives and won the support and endorsement of Trump in October.
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The deal has been criticized by hardline Chavez supporters, who say it cedes too much control to a foreign company.
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Khamenei's comments come as little surprise; the black-turbaned senior cleric has long sided with hardline conservatives on cultural matters.
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Fink said his biggest fear is that the hardline on trade "impairs the world vitality," which could create more volatility.
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But an immediate follow-up investigation by Ofsted, the schools inspectorate, found no evidence of broader hardline views or extremism.
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Labor and independents in February combined to amend the country's hardline border security laws against the wishes of the government.
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The prospects of improved US-Pakistan ties, though, don't look good because of President Donald Trump's hardline approach to Pakistan.
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But throughout Ahmadinejad's presidency, Khamenei was wary of him, and his insubordination and relentless self-aggrandisement rankled the hardline clergy.
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Democrats and moderate Republicans from swing districts called it shockingly ungenerous, while hardline conservatives denounced it as another government handout.
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"The American people don't like the idea that we're separating families," Sessions said, acknowledging that the hardline policy had backfired.
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His momentum was clear onstage, as he picked up his first Senate endorsement from hardline anti-immigration crusader Alabama Sen.
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Hardline Leavers describe Mrs May's plan as "vassalage", a "national humiliation" and a "cheating" of those who voted to leave.
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Hardline Brexiters within her party have said they will vote down the proposal when it comes before Parliament next month.
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In Britain Jeremy Corbyn, the hardline leader of the Labour Party, could yet win the keys to 10 Downing Street.
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He's known for pushing the president's hardline immigration agenda and leading the House's investigation into the FBI's conduct in 2016.
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Parliamentary scrutiny will reduce the chance that Britain adopts a hardline version of Brexit on the say-so of zealots.
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The war has seen the rise of the ultra-hardline Islamic State group, which still controls areas of eastern Syria.
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RELATED: How Donald Trump won She has also served as a symbolic counterweight to her husband's hardline rhetoric on immigration.
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The hardline Guardian Council, which vets candidates before they stand, has prevented other influential figures from running in previous elections.
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Politicians, including the president, ran with that message to continue to push the Trump administration's hardline stance on the issue.
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It pledged allegiance to ultra-hardline group ISIS in 2015, raising fears that the two may start collaborating more closely.
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Opposition groups were essentially forced into reliance or at least acceptance, whether or not they bought into its hardline views.
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Mr Prabowo has pandered to hardline Islamists who make people of other religions or different strains of Islam feel nervous.
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The hardline militants lost their main stronghold in Iraq, the city of Mosul, in July to Western-backed Iraqi forces.
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"People are quite hardline about not having equivalence as the final state," the City's EU envoy, Jeremy Browne, has said.
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In Britain Jeremy Corbyn, the hardline leader of the Labour Party, could yet win the keys to 254 Downing Street.
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In each case, Mrs May has given ground to the EU, which may come to annoy the most hardline Brexiteers.
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Although an ardent Brexiteer, Mr Raab has shown himself to be more adaptable than some of his more hardline colleagues.
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Marijuana legalization Sessions has proclaimed that "good people" don't smoke marijuana, and he has maintained a hardline stance against legalization.
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Even Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who shares Orban's hardline views against immigration, said his party would vote to censure Hungary.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement circulated online by supporters of the ultra-hardline Sunni group.
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In 33, when such voters stayed away, a hardline outsider, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, defeated the front-running reformist, Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani.
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Czerwoniec worries that the government's hardline stance is having a chilling effect and deterring people from taking to the streets.
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Fidesz won more than 52% of votes in Hungary in the European parliamentary election on a hardline anti-immigration platform.
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"It's pretty remarkable how the Chinese have tried to ... game the system," said Bannon, hardline ex-White House chief strategist.
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The document appeared to represent Bolton's long-held and hardline "Libya model" of denuclearization that North Korea has rejected repeatedly.
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Iain Duncan Smith, a hardline Brexiteer, was cheered when he declared that cake was for eating and cherries for picking.
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This time Jokowi shielded himself from such accusations by picking a hardline Muslim cleric, Ma'ruf Amin, as his running-mate.
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All at once, despite a lifetime of hardline atheism, he became convinced that a higher power had been at work.
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Such a hardline position has also been backed by influential pro-independence civic group Asamblea Nacional Catalana (Catalan National Assembly).
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He told state media the incident vindicated Amman's previous security warnings about the presence of hardline extremists within the camp.
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Stephen Miller, the true-believer senior policy adviser, who trumps Trump on hardline immigration views — and may outlast almost everyone.
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From his hardline on immigration to tough talk on torture, Trump often speaks out of both sides of his mouth.
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Still they noted risks that Islamist supporters of the challenger, including the hardline Alumni 212 movement, could cause considerable disruption.
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Management passed the buck to the NHL, which took a hardline approach and declawed the Tigers, suspending the team indefinitely.
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Hardline rivals of President Hassan Rouhani have criticized the government's response to last month's quake as too slow and inadequate.
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The ultra-hardline regime in Saudi Arabia launched an austerity budget late last year to help combat a ballooning deficit.
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The threat of a softer Brexit or long-delayed departure was focusing minds among hardline Brexiter critics of May's deal.
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Why he's gaining influence: There aren't many senior officials in this administration who share Trump's hardline / protectionist views on trade.
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Since the first was passed in 1961, powerful governments, including the US, have traditionally pushed hardline readings of the treaties.
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More than 140,000 foreign soldiers once fought the Taliban, a hardline Islamist militant movement attempting to regain power in Kabul.
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Dealing with Iran, which is beset by political infighting between pragmatic and hardline factions, can be complex and time consuming.
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Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have condemned the president's hardline approach and called for an end to the conflict.
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His pages on the Russian equivalent of Facebook show Jalilov's interest in Wahabbism, a conservative and hardline branch of Islam.
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This sorry state of affairs is often blamed on hardline "anti-vaxxers", parents who refuse all vaccines for their children.
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As it happens, Mr Trump's big speech in Phoenix contained more to comfort his hardline base than to worry them.
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Saleh, a former Afghan spy chief turned politician, is an uncompromising opponent of the Taliban and other hardline Islamist groups.
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The former anti-choice, anti-gay marriage, reformed liberal congresswoman now finds support from staunch conservatives and hardline liberals alike.
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A year ago, Iraqi forces launched a military campaign to oust the hardline extremists from Mosul and surrounding Nineveh province.
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The Saudi monarchy responded by shoring up ties with the Wahhabi religious establishment and restoring many of its hardline stances.
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Supporting actors come and go (and come again), but the plot—an entrenched hardline Islamist establishment resisting reform—is repetitive.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility and threatened more attacks against Iran's majority Shi'ite population, whom the hardline Sunni militants consider heretics.
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The Greens have pulled out of Chingford, to increase Labour's chances of unseating Iain Duncan Smith, a hardline Tory Brexiteer.
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A bipartisan proposal that did not include such hardline measures got 54 votes, including eight Republicans and nearly all Democrats.
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Colombia's principal opposition party, headed by hardline former President Alvaro Uribe, has said it will campaign for a 'no' vote.
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She represented a Tucson-based swing seat, but took more hardline stances on immigration during the crowded Republican Senate primary.
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His remark came as he defended himself against accusations from hardline Brexit supporters who say he is soft on Brussels.
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And he pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio despite claims his ally violated the Constitution with his hardline immigration enforcement.
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Duque and Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who has also taken a hardline on Venezuela, have both also rejected military intervention.
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The White House still contains advisers, like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who have long held hardline views on Iran.
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Asir's early years were in Iran, where his family fled after the hardline Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 1996.
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"For the moment this is just a massive warning strike," said Philippe Martinez, head of the large, hardline CGT union.
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It is unclear how much of an influence Trump's recent hardline policies had on the drop in arrests in June.
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The hardline Guardian Council, which vets candidates and laws, blocked thousands of mostly moderate hopefuls from standing in the Feb.
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In January, members of hardline group Karni Sena stormed the movie's set during shooting and assaulted the director and crew.
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The hardline CGT union called on port and dock workers to strike against the law on May 17 and 19.
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They also fear that a return to a hardline presidency could usher in more repression at home and isolation abroad.
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Battlefield Hardline, absolutely, is both a product and a reflection of the time and place in which it was made.
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Eventually, when I bought a PS4 (so I could review Battlefied Hardline, yes, seriously), I decided to hop on board.
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The scorecard is the bilateral trade deficit; Trump's hardline instincts on trade and immigration are unchanged from the campaign trail.
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It's hard to see other hardline Brexiteers, like the deeply socially conservative Jacob Rees-Mogg, uniting the party behind them.
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Xu Lin, a close ally of Xi's who took over as Cyberspace Administration head, has continued his predecessor's hardline approach.
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The government also banned the hardline Hizb-ut Tahrir Indonesia group, which advocates a caliphate to replace Indonesia's secular ideology.
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Some athletes accused the IOC of hypocrisy, comparing the hardline rule to the committee's supposedly lenient treatment of doping scandals.
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They illuminate the philosophy guiding Miller, who is largely regarded as the architect of the Trump administration's hardline immigration policy.
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A bill from hardline conservatives in the House was discussed but not agreed to as the path forward, lawmakers said.
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A person close to Mnuchin also noted that the secretary benefited from sharing Trump's general disdain for hardline ideological positions.
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Another right-wing party, the hardline Yamina, led by Defense Minister Naftali Bennett is projected to win just six seats.
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No other major cities have proposed a similar hardline ban, though San Francisco's move could lead others to consider it.
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" In an earlier televised address, Kim said the regime would retaliate with the "highest level of hardline countermeasure in history.
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His suggestion — $1.6 billion in wall funding — which Democrats previously signaled openness to, saw push back from hardline House Republicans.
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In the nearby communities in the south, Mr. Netanyahu's hardline stance makes him popular with a diverse group of voters.
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Even after John Bolton departed as national security adviser, hardline factions insist on complete, irreversible, verifiable, and fast nuclear disarmament.
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But the votes did not fall along party lines, as dozens of hardline Republicans and Democrats voted against the deal.
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Ms Patel's hardline style might be just what is wanted when the public is fed up with the political class.
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Christina Hennington will oversee merchandising for hardline and essentials, while Jill Sando will be in charge of merchandising for style.
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Zabihullah Mujahid, a spokesman for the hardline Islamist insurgent group, said on Friday they were "ready to restart the talks".
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But hardline opponents are determined to prevent it leading to any liberalization of the Islamic system through the ballot box.
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"Change is a very broad term," Kofi said when asked if she thought the Taliban had altered their hardline positions.
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The hardline fighters shut down schools and markets, and banned simple pleasures in life, like driving and listening to music.
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Catherine Cortez Masto — hardly a hardline lefty — touted her vote against the bill and state Democrats immediately hit GOP Sen.
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" A PBS documentary on Putin that Leven posted on LinkedIn was called the product of a "hardline meatpuppet propaganda machine.
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"I believe the primary issue will be in compliance, unless Trump chooses some of the more hardline measures," Hess said.
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While I wait on IT to fix my hardline internet connection, I read a few Money Diaries on my cell.
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There are signs of a softening stance from Beijing, following the initial hardline rhetoric from government officials and state media.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was forced out over the weekend because her boss wanted a more hardline immigration policy.
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China has more options than it once did, and the Trump administration's hardline stance makes a prolonged stalemate more likely.
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Trump has tried recently to broaden his appeal to them, hinting at a softening of his hardline position on immigration.
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The legislation will include other policy measures popular with hardline immigration hawks, including several that have already passed the House.
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IS claimed responsibility and threatened more attacks against Iran's majority Shi'ite population, seen by the hardline Sunni militants as heretics.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's chief Brexit negotiator set out the UK's hardline trade position in a speech on Monday.
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The Kurdish fighters have played a prominent role in U.S.-led efforts to combat the hardline Islamic State in Syria.
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It's a fact Williamson noted while explaining why she would take a hardline stance on Israel if she is elected.
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In a video published on social media accounts, he's trying to mobilize support among hardline party members from the settlements.
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Instead, he has espoused hardline views on immigration that Democrats won't agree to and don't even have consensus among Republicans.
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Plan B has to appease both the hardline Brexiteers and the pro-European factions in her party and in Parliament.
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The hardline conservatives have been intransigent on immigration, but the minority has calculated that this is the best move they have.
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The hardline immigration minister, Peter Dutton, who initiated the coup against Mr Turnbull last year, had feared being ejected from parliament.
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The Supreme Council of Cyberspace created in 2012 was also a push to centralize Internet policy under the hardline Supreme Leader.
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Hardline Islamist groups have been involved in the conflict too such as Jabhat Fateh al-Sahm, previously known as Nusra Front.
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The Financial Times said in an editorial that an increased Conservative majority could lead to more hardline Eurosceptics in May's party.
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Both groups have faced pressure in the past from hardline Buddhist groups, and typically worked together to promote better intercommunal harmony.
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Some hardline Brexiteers say Parliament should be suspended so that no-deal can be forced through—in the name of democracy.
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Hardline conservatives have backed down from a threat to imminently force a House vote on impeaching Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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McGowan said she decided to leave Justice when Trump named Jeff Sessions, a hardline conservative Alabama senator, to be attorney general.
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In recent years hardline groups have grown in strength in Gaza in part because of Hamas' failure to alleviate hardships there.
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The suburbs don't respond to Trump's hardline rhetoric on immigrants and a border wall in the same way rural voters do.
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Swift emerged as one of the most outspoken critics of Spotify's hardline stance on letting unpaid users listen to all music.
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From the subjugation of minorities through stop and frisk policies to his hardline anti-marijuana stance, dude is a total hoe.
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Zied Gharbi has no ties with Islamist groups, but he had been influenced by hardline ideology on the Internet, officials said.
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Though widely celebrated in Afghanistan, the ancient Persian festival has drawn opposition from some hardline Islamists, who call it un-Islamic.
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Italy's hardline interior minister, Matteo Salvini, refused to allow 177 refugees off an Italian ship that had rescued them at sea.
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Ironically, the hardest hit are lower-population counties and states, where many officials share Sessions' hardline views on immigration and drugs.
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The case came in response to multiple complaints filed by hardline Islamists and threatens to do lasting damage to Indonesia's democracy.
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The administration, meanwhile, has attempted to coerce states into carrying out a hardline immigration agenda by threatening to deny federal grants.
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But the temporary program was always going to be in danger of being scrapped if a hardline Republican came into office.
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Cotton strongly believes in intensive surveillance measures as a prophylaxis against terrorism — a hardline stance that's vehemently opposed by privacy advocates.
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It might extend support to hardline anti-Taliban factions in Kabul, as it did during Afghanistan's civil war in the 1990s.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute heats up, Trump's administration defends its hardline immigration stance and the Goliaths of international soccer stumble.
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Hardline Brexiteers hate the idea of keeping in close alignment with EU regulations so as to preserve frictionless trade in goods.
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But Czechoslovakia, which was run by more ideologically committed communists, maintained a hardline approach through to the collapse of the regime.
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Hardline populists pursue an antagonistic politics, imagining society to be simplistically split between people and elites that have sold them out.
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Secondly, the new administration's promised hardline stance on immigration could even prove to be a source of growth for both firms.
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However, this week the New York tycoon appears to be dialing back on some of his earlier hardline anti-immigration stances.
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De Guindos, 58, may face some opposition due to his close alignment with hardline German positions throughout the European economic crisis.
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The hardline policy is in part inspired by the Philippines' war on drugs, where thousands have died in encounters with police.
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The hardline judiciary said on Sunday the government's handling of the disaster was being investigated, the judiciary's Mizan news agency reported.
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The election also made her more vulnerable to internal ambushes, notably by hardline Tory Brexiteers in the European Research Group (ERG).
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Sanctions also remain on Iran's hardline elite Revolutionary Guards and their affiliates, which play a major role in the country's economy.
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The strike was called by the hardline CGT trade union which is demanding wage increases and better working conditions for drivers.
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Massive spending for an infrastructure package will be a tough sell with the hardline House Freedom Caucus and some Senate conservatives.
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The ultra-hardline jihadist group has besieged the remaining government-held areas of Deir al-Zor city for nearly two years.
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Trump has run a hardline, anti-immigration campaign built on promises to erect a wall and deport millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Bannon is the guy goading Trump to go scorched Earth on the media and reminding him of his hardline campaign promises.
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Saudi Shia Muslims have long chafed under Sunni-majority rule, where a hardline school of Islamic thought, known as Wahabism, predominates.
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The report was presented on Wednesday by commission president Freddy Guevara, a member of one of Venezuela's most hardline opposition parties.
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Trump's hardline stance on immigration puts him at odds with two-thirds of Americans, but still squarely within the conservative mainstream.
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The rise of the ultra-hardline Sunni insurgents of Islamic State has worsened sectarian conflict in Iraq, which is majority Shi'ite.
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Trump said he was open to a broad overhaul of the U.S. immigration system, a shift from his hardline campaign rhetoric.
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This was also claimed by the ultra-hardline Sunni group that controls vast swathes of territory in Iraq and in Syria.
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Yes, many are hardline and conservative on the political spectrum, but they are not challenging the way Washington does business. 4.
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The ultra-hardline Sunni group claimed the attack in Iskan, a mostly Shi'ite district in the west of the Iraqi capital.
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Trump, however, has signaled he doesn't want a war with Iran, although he relishes his hardline stance against the Islamic Republic.
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Hardline Iranian-backed Iraqi Shi'ite militias have threatened to expel the Kurds by force from this region and other disputed areas.
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It's tough to say whether these gestures will do much to dissuade the FDA from its hardline stance on kratom, though.
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Islamic State took over Sirte last year, enforcing its ultra-hardline rule on the city and basing many foreign fighters there.
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Groups such as the Islamic Defenders Front, a hardline religious organisation, have frequently disrupted LGBT parades and other assemblies with impunity.
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Bannon, who was widely considered to be the driving force behind Trump's nationalist and hardline immigration stances, was fired last week.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility and threatened more attacks against Iran's majority Shi'ite population, seen by the hardline Sunni militants as heretics.
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The hardline Islamist groups want to impose strict Islamic law on Bangladesh, whose population of 160 million are mostly moderate Muslims.
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Jones has already made Moore's hardline views an issue in the race, in which Moore is considered the favorite to win.
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"Daesh targets have been struck within the rules of engagement," he said, using an Arabic acronym for the Sunni hardline group.
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The Reagan administration had a far more hardline stance against the Soviets than the Carter, Ford, or Nixon administrations before it.
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Bahceli also is likely to encourage a hardline policy towards Russia, even though Erdogan gets along with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A hardline, unrepentant neoconservative, Bolton embodies the worst of the bipartisan foreign policy failures of the last decade and a half.
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Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.), known for his hardline position on illegal immigration, as the chairman of his national security advisory committee.
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Risk of talks collapsing Experts say the hardline negotiating positions staked out by both sides have resulted in a protracted stalemate.
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Trump promised during his campaign to impose a hardline stance against illegal immigration, empowering ICE to increase enforcement efforts and arrests.
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Under pressure from hardline politicians, Lajcak had to backtrack from his proposal to recognize Juan Guaido as the leader of Venezuela.
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Dubbed "Broomgate," much of the fuss centers on a new kind of curling broom called the icePad, manufactured by Hardline Curling.
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She is not associated with her husband's hardline revisionist stance on history and opposes his support for nuclear power, he added.
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Yazidis' beliefs combine elements of several ancient Middle Eastern religions and they are considered infidels by the hardline Sunni Islamist militants.
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In the Republican primary of 2016, there was a subprimary of hardline immigration candidates and a subprimary of moderate immigration candidates.
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Denham, Hurd and Curbelo's move Tuesday would pave the way for a floor vote on a hardline bill from Republican Reps.
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The protesters have largely been spurred by Khadim Hussain Rizvi, the leader of Tehreek-e Labbaik Pakistan, a hardline Islamist movement.
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But he asserted that Trump could still show his deal-making abilities by shifting to a less hardline position on immigration.
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Gorka, who has worked for Breitbart since 2014, is known for his hardline stances on Islam and the War on Terror.
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But a newspaper controlled by Falun Gong members has cozied up to Trump as he takes a hardline stance against China.
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Now that Bolton has been fired, several of the countries he took a hardline against may see an opportunity for change.
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O'Rourke has accused the president being a white nationalist who bore at least some responsibility with his hardline anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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His Justice Department has taken a hardline policy toward undocumented immigrants, including the widely criticized family-separation plan earlier this year.
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But the law has become the signature issue of hardline groups who oppose any change they see as weakening the Islamic
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Nusra Front's old flag was black, the color used by ultra-hardline jihadist groups such as al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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Fighting has intensified since the turn of the year as Iraqi forces have renewed an offensive against the ultra-hardline militants.
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"I can tell you that we're making great progress," Mark Meadows, chairman of the hardline conservative House Freedom Caucus, told reporters.
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While the president-elect may have taken controversy to a new level, he is softening on some of his hardline stances.
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While none of this is recommended—or allowed under NASA's hardline safety rules—hypothetically it's possible to take off your helmet.
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European governments have taken a hardline, deterrent approach to border control, making the routes into Europe deadlier than ever, advocates say.
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And she is young and progressive—but not a blue-bleeding hardline liberal—in a state that has historically voted red.
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It was designed in part to alleviate concerns from business, but infuriated hardline brexiteers who want a sharp break from Brussels.
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Hardline groups organized massive protests calling for his arrest, and Indonesian President Joko Widodo, promised that legal action would be taken.
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Why it matters: Hardline policy adviser Stephen Miller has been leading the charge to scale back legal immigration for some time.
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The detentions are part of China&aposs hardline counterterrorism policy in the region, which purports to clamp down on religious radicalism.
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The bill — which ultimately failed in the then-Republican controlled House of Representatives — runs counter to Miller's hardline views on immigration.
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Former hardline president Alvaro Uribe — known for sponsoring right-wing paramilitaries — has become a particularly vocal opponent to the peace process.
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Rouhani also dismissed calls from hardline clerics who had asked the government to permanently block access social media and messaging apps.
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Iran funds hardline Shia militias in Iraq that commit human rights abuses against the Sunni minority, helping fuel support for ISIS.
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Moderate MPs think that taking no deal off the table could force hardline Brexiteers to support the prime minister's Brexit plan.
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Surrounded by hardline staffers like Mr. Miller, and bolstered by anti-immigration Republicans like Senator Tom Cotton, R-Arkansas, and Rep.
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The president also pulled the U.S. out of the Iran deal, at the urging of hardline Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Months of haggling left two main hardline groups and one conservative coalition, with some candidates backed by more than one group.
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They have rolled back the ultra-hardline insurgents across the north, effectively annexing territory claimed by Baghdad to their autonomous region.
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Here's what we're thinking: Trump hasn't ditched his hardline policy; he just promised to pile new sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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That has led to some grumbling from other administration officials, who believe Kelly's hardline stance on immigration has obfuscated opposing views.
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Blasphemy cases were rare during former strongman president Suharto's 32-year reign, when there was little tolerance for hardline religious groups.
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But the administration's own hardline plan, which would have overhauled legal immigration as well, tumbled to an even more stinging defeat.
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Kurdish Peshmerga fighters dislodged the hardline Sunni militants from Tel Esqof just a week after it had fallen, in August 2014.
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Among some of Trump's more hardline aides, he was labeled disparagingly as a "globalist," a moniker he said he wears happily.
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Critics argue that the billionaire's bombastic rhetoric and hardline policies on issues like immigration are making voter frustrations boil over nationwide.
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They accuse Modi's government of drafting rules to favour its hardline Hindu agenda aimed at disturbing permanent settlements belonging to Muslims.
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In both cases, hardline policies from the central government risk backfiring—and causing the very separatism they are intended to repress.
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For all his fiery speeches, it is difficult for Trump to argue that his hardline approach on immigration is actually working.
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He also promised to ease ethnic tensions and steer the state away from a hardline security policy in place for decades.
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In 2013, when bipartisan immigration-reform legislation passed the Senate, it was hardline Republicans in the House who killed the effort.
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Right away, Haley seemed prepared to embrace traditional hardline GOP rhetoric and policy stances about the threat posed by the Kremlin.
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Put simply, this spending bill does not reflect the hardline immigration agenda President Trump and his White House have long espoused.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has made a hardline immigration stance a key issue of his presidency and 2020 re-election bid.
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As an organized group of mothers—often neglected by politicians—they are seen more as winnable voters than hardline party loyalists.
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Trump's "America First" message to allies has hardened since he brought hardline national security adviser John Bolton on to his team.
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He's also refused to back down from hardline anti-immigration demands that don't even have the support of his entire party.
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Those efforts to close Guantanamo were defeated not just by hardline Republicans but by the White House's own lack of support.
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Hardline Brexiters have taken issue, in particular, with a so-called "backstop" approach intended to solve issues on the Irish border.
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Barr will be overseeing both once again if confirmed, and is a natural successor to Sessions's hardline, and often controversial, policies.
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However, critics wonder whether the bill could be implemented, given likely resistance within a hardline judiciary that lies beyond his direct authority.
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Even minority groups within the Hindu community, such as lower caste Hindus previously known as "untouchables," have faced violence from hardline nationalists.
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Friedman, a bankruptcy lawyer with long-held hardline views on Israel, was tapped to serve as US ambassador to Israel last Friday.
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The meetings also happen as Trump's hardline enforcement of immigration laws have caused concern and fear in much of the Hispanic community.
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Trump spun negotiations into chaos last week, and has continued to engage hardline immigration hawks, who are unwilling to compromise with Democrats.
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These are generally considered to "not be effected ideologically" by the group's hardline Islamist doctrine are slapped with six months behind bars.
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But the public grieving in 1976 had turned into political protest against Zhou's hardline enemies, and that had been sharply put down.
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CY Leung remains unpopular among many Hong Kongers for his government's hardline stance, a fact that may have cost him Beijing's support.
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Raqqa is the Syrian bastion of the ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim Islamic State, from where it runs training camps and directs operations.
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Like Trump, Hanson has been promising a return to better times and emphasizing One Nation's hardline immigration and law and order policies.
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The hardline TLP grew out of support for Qadri, and his grave has become a rallying point for those demanding Bibi's death.
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Friedman's comments reflect his hardline views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many of which depart from longtime US policy on the issue.
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Progressive activists are also targeting Sessions, a close adviser to Trump, over his hardline stance on immigration and record on voting rights.
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The hardline party is vehemently opposed to NATO and has friendly ties with the ruling communists in Cuba, China and North Korea.
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U.S. Congressional elections For many Americans, Tuesday's congressional midterm elections are a referendum on Trump's divisive persona, hardline policies and pugnacious politics.
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The 31-year-old aide's hardline views on Islam and terrorism took shape while he was still a student at Duke University.
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Trump's hardline position, combined with increasing economic pressure, sends a message to the North that this time, the United States means business.
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"They've labeled each of you friendly, hardline or ambiguous," he said, describing a report put out by the think tank last year.
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Analysts say President Donald Trump's hardline approach injects new risks into a fragile market besieged by instability in key oil-producing nations.
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Since then, however, huge rallies organised by hardline Islamist groups have brought hundreds of thousands of anti-Ahok protesters to central Jakarta.
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And a fifth follow one of three Sufi schools of Islam, an esoteric and mystical branch derided as apostate by hardline Salafists.
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The animosity between [the hardline House Freedom Caucus] and leadership is such that it's hard to see how the coalition comes together.
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And the spirits seem to be telling Mrs May—miraculously—what the hardline Brexiters in the Conservative party want her to do.
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Both hardline and softline retail stocks have analysts on edge as nearly every name they cover imports goods they sell from China.
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Driving the news: Sources close to Trump say he doesn't think Nielsen is being aggressive enough at fulfilling his hardline immigration agenda.
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The Maldives parliament has given sweeping investigative powers to counter-terrorism agencies, and authorities have stepped up operations against hardline Islamist groups.
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Rouhani beat his main challenger, hardline judge Ebrahim Raisi, in presidential election on Friday, garnering more than 57 percent of the vote.
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Brexit has been a central theme of the U.K. leadership contest, which sees hardline Brexiteer Boris Johnson as the favorite to win.
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His term in office was noted for his hardline stance on drug crime that he has now incorporated into his national policies.
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An op-ed he and two other former attorney generals in November indicates his hardline approach to criminal justice has not changed.
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The bill was anathema to Democrats, and over the past week both hardline and moderate Republicans publicly came out against the AHCA.
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A victory for the hardline conservative could influence the sanctions review, given his past fierce criticism of Western governments' demands against Iran.
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Since then Iraq's Shi'ite-led government has tried to encourage Sunni tribesmen to join the fight against the ultra-hardline Sunni group.
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The Catalan parliament approved Mr Torra, a hardline separatist who has made disagreeable remarks about Spaniards, by a margin of one vote.
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Rather than defaulting to another hardline cleric, some envision a clerical council, a military dictatorship or even a disruptive, potentially revolutionary transition.
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The conservative People's Party (PP) joined it in coalition in the southern region of Andalucía, and has sounded more hardline on immigration.
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Having failed to mobilise workers against Mr Macron's labour reform last September, hardline unions now sense a chance to test his resolve.
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But it is narrower in scope than a plan Trump put forward last month, which was resisted by hardline Republicans and Democrats.
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Islamist militants have killed thousands of people in Pakistan since early 2000s, in their bid to impose a hardline version of Islam.
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His hardline stance on U.S.-Soviet relations led Pravda, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper, to denounce him as a "foe of detente".
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Purnama's ouster was spearheaded by the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), a hardline group that organized huge protests against him in late 2016.
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Murals scrawled on walls by the ultra-hardline Islamists who ran Jarablus for three years are gradually being covered with blue paint.
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Attacks on Mrs May's deal by hardline Tory MPs have also grown, including on the idea of extending the planned transition period.
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However, the committee's hardline agenda and deep bench suggest an extraordinarily far-reaching effort to reverse public attitudes and scrutinize those states.
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Though Trump appeared to have been softening his immigration policies, he recently shifted back to his usual hardline position on the issue.
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The hardline Islamist movement blew up girls' schools and imposed a strict interpretation of sharia Islamic law during their rule over Swat.
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Over the past year Iraq has emerged from a devastating conflict with hardline militants who seized almost a third of the country.
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The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS), a hardline right-wing party threatened to disrupt screenings of movies featuring actors from across the border.
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Last year, however, Ojeda—whose father's family hails from Mexico's Pacific coast—spoke glowingly of some of Donald Trump's hardline immigration positions.
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The debate underscored how hardline conservatives are the ones calling the shots in Cleveland, to the detriment of the party's electoral hopes.
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Qatar and Turkey denying supporting hardline Islamists, though both enjoyed good ties with former Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Hardline conservatives in the House pushed for and won on repealing Obamacare regulations in the House bill that the Senate quickly ignored.
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Prison reform has more bipartisan support, while sentencing reform is often seen as being "soft on crime" by hardline conservatives like Sessions.
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