Now, it's not a huge margin; 27% say they have confidence in Putin while 22% say they have confidence in Trump.
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And you can't say: 'Black kids don't have confidence in the system' without pointing out all of the reasons they shouldn't have confidence in the system.
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But I have -- I have confidence in both parties.
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"And a PI should have confidence in that," he said.
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I just want to have confidence in whatever I do.
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"I have confidence in Mike Conaway," the California Democrat said.
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I have confidence in my beliefs, my decisions and myself.
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Reporter: Do you still have confidence in EPA Admin. Pruitt?
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We have confidence in the victory of good over evil.
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"Foreign countries have confidence in our democratic process," he said.
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And do you still have confidence in CEO Tim Sloan?
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Great leaders have confidence in their own skills and contributions.
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How are we supposed to have confidence in that process?
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"I have confidence in the guys," Giants coach Ben McAdoo said.
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We desperately have to be able to have confidence in them.
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The smart ones should have confidence in your ability to deliver.
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"He was smart enough to have confidence in himself," Pullman said.
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And that's something that the American people can have confidence in.
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I know Bob Mueller and I have confidence in Bob Mueller.
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"We want investors to have confidence in our system," he said.
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And you have to have confidence in the rule of law.
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How do you not have confidence in that sort of vision?!?
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Not because they actually have confidence in the her—God no!
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Q: Can you tell us do you have confidence in Steve?
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And he's got to feel like you have confidence in him.
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Sustainability is essential so that businesses have confidence in the reforms.
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I think the public should have confidence in what's going on.
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Only 35 percent of Americans have confidence in their national government.
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Does he still have confidence in McMaster to do his job?
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It is imperative that people have confidence in the outcome of elections.
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Once you put in the work, have confidence in your abilities. 2.
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But first, he cautions, they need to have confidence in the model.
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But few have confidence in all sides to stick to the plan.
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GRAHAM: I have confidence in Jeff that he can adjust his policies.
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I have confidence in the Senate Intelligence Committee investigation, so still reviewing.
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I put the work in, so I should have confidence in myself.
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However, now only 36 percent have confidence in the nation's highest court.
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"I don't have confidence in this system here at all," said Tibbo.
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" As for Mr. Cohn, he said, "I have confidence in Gary, too.
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"Do you still have confidence in Mitch McConnell?" asked host Pete Hegseth.
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He is here to stay, and markets don't have confidence in him.
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That's affected some of his play, but we have confidence in him.
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"That reflects the business environment that we could be looking forward to in the coming months, because if businesses don't have confidence in the president, they're not going to necessarily have confidence in the economy going forward," she said.
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TODD: [D]oes the president still have confidence in his national security adviser?
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"I always have confidence in myself, I've just had to wait," Boucher says.
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There is finally going to be justice and I have confidence in that.
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We've reviewed the Boeing fix and we believe, we have confidence in it.
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"We have confidence in ourselves regardless of who the opponent is," said Schwartz.
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We have confidence in our characters, in our actors, and in the moments.
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You have to have confidence in the impartiality and nonpoliticization of the bureau.
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Do you have confidence in the integrity and fair-mindedness of Elijah Cummings?
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Other highlights from Spicer's off-camera briefing: Does Trump have confidence in Rosenstein?
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"We need an intelligence committee report that people have confidence in," he said.
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I have confidence in these agreements to bring stability to the global markets.
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Do you have confidence in your ability to distinguish between fact and opinion?
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In Mexico, 2628 percent say they do not have confidence in the president.
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People just want to feed their family with something they have confidence in.
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"I have confidence in Mueller, the president ought to have confidence in Mueller, and I think, to answer your question, it would be suicide for the president to want to talk about firing Mueller," Grassley said on Fox Business Network.
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He said he expected lawmakers to select one of two neutral propositions: either - I have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party, or, I do not have confidence in Theresa May as leader of the Conservative Party.
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GAETZ: And won&apost have confidence in anybody until the documents are turned over.
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So it's a little bit harder to have confidence in social networking longer term.
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Only 26 percent of European allies have confidence in how Trump handles world affairs.
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I believe in democracy and I have confidence in the people of my country.
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Like I said (during the losing streak), we still have confidence in each other.
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Why should the American people have confidence in you to demonstrate courage in office?
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So the President of the United States doesn't have confidence in our missile defenses.
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According to the Pew poll, just 17% of the Dutch have confidence in Trump.
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"The smelter keeps working and therefore we have confidence in our future," he says.
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Neither will the public have confidence in investigations conducted by Republican dominated congressional committees.
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Only 33% told a poll they have confidence in the government's counter-terrorism strategy.
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And if you talk to those around him, they have confidence in his leadership.
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Democratic voters were overwhelmingly likely to have confidence in Mueller and their party's lawmakers.
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To achieve these goals, Americans must have confidence in their country and its leadership.
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We should all have confidence in the public servants responsible for administering our elections.
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Even so, Arkansas Republicans say they have confidence in Mr. Hill's well-financed campaign.
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REPORTER: But can you tell us broadly, do you still have confidence in Steve?
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But, no, I have confidence in — look, I really like all of these people.
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REPORTER: Can you tell us broadly about – do you still have confidence in Steve?
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"I would have confidence in how she would address these trade issues," he said.
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"I have confidence in Mueller, the president ought to have confidence in Mueller, and I think to answer your question, it would be suicide for the president to want — to talk about firing Mueller," Grassley said Tuesday in an interview on Fox Business.
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I can solve it, I have confidence in myself, I am ready for a solution.
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It shows we all have confidence in each other and we have each other's backs.
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REPORTER: Can you tell us broadly what your — do you still have confidence in Steve?
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And overall blacks were less likely than whites to have confidence in their local police.
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If you have confidence in your ability to make money, you just come and trade.
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Because Americans are so divided politically, they need to have confidence in the electoral process.
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"We are incredibly excited about and have confidence in the 'Fantastic Beasts' series," Emmerich said.
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Uber's system of scoring drivers and passengers allows strangers to have confidence in each other.
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"I have confidence in my policies that I'm with," he said, according to USA Today.
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Here are just a few quotes that may inspire you to have confidence in yourself.
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"You should continue to have confidence in what we're doing as a government," Bossert said.
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"I have confidence in our scheme that we can integrate players right away," McAdoo said.
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For a young guy to do that, how can you not have confidence in that.
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"I have confidence in both parties," Trump said of Russia and the US intelligence community.
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And I think they don't have confidence in that ability to execute in that business.
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Given that Trump fired his predecessor, does the White House have confidence in his replacement?
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"Despite the industry headwinds, you should have confidence in Tenet's future," Mr. Fetter told investors.
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"I do not have confidence in him any longer," Mr. Schumer said at the time.
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We can put in place a vetting process that the American people have confidence in.
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" Gidley says, "At this point in time, though, he does have confidence in Dr. Shulkin.
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"On the contrary, WHO continues to have confidence in China's capacity to control the outbreak."
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But after this latest blow, will Lordstown students have confidence in a future in manufacturing?
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These days, less than half of Americans have confidence in the media, according to Gallup.
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"We continue to have confidence in our asset allocation for the long term," DiNapoli said.
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"I have confidence in young designers sticking it out, because they're tough," Mr. Abboud said.
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"No, it's not too late, but, you know, I have confidence in him," Trump responded.
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Law enforcement and investigators are exploring all likely scenarios and we have confidence in our team.
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It just takes all of us empowering each other to have confidence in our natural selves.
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I can only say that I do have confidence in our intelligence agencies as currently constituted.
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"I really have confidence in Kingdom Hearts III, that it is a good game," he says.
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"We have confidence in the program, the scrutiny and the testing that takes place," he said.
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"Cryin' Chuck Schumer stated recently, "I do not have confidence in him (James Comey) any longer.
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And 53 percent say they have confidence in Mueller's impartiality, compared to 40 percent who don't.
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FABER: WHY DO YOU FEEL THAT SHAREHOLDERS ARE GOING TO HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THIS NEW PLAN?
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"It is important for community to have confidence in the independence of the ABC," he said.
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"Trust the process, have confidence in what you're doing and things will turn around," Hammel said.
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That's why it's so important for me to have confidence in myself and to push through.
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The political class has failed to provide the people with reason to have confidence in them.
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Finally, animal and human research subjects are disrespected if one cannot have confidence in the results.
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And the White House said Monday that President Obama continued to have confidence in Mr. Comey.
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I have confidence in them but I will leave it to them to discuss the strategy.
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I have confidence in my legal team that I will be exonerated of all pending charges.
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You want your peers to be able to have confidence in you and not doubt you.
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"I have confidence in Director Mueller," Republican Texas Senator John Conryn said on This Week Sunday.
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With strong financials and an overall atmosphere of optimism, borrowers have confidence in expanding their enterprises.
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"This renewed my confidence that we should not have confidence in this administration," Mr. Moulton said.
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"We don't have confidence in Iran, we have confidence in the United States," Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told CNN's Wolf Blitzer in an interview on Tuesday, saying Iran should stop supporting terrorism and militias who destabilize countries in the region and halt negative propaganda.
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I think he served the country honorably, I have confidence in him in term of his capabilities.
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"I sincerely hope so," said Coe, when asked if the fans can have confidence in the results.
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People want to browse and have confidence in [a] brand, and they don't want to be scammed.
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This taught me that you have to have confidence in your parents, and give them some time.
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To have confidence in themselves no matter what their skill level is, what their physical stature is.
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"I have confidence in the two Intelligence committees and the hardworking professionals in the FBI," said Rep.
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I am convinced that we can produce a system that the British public can have confidence in.
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"That is the only way that the American public can have confidence in the justice system," Sen.
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QUESTION: But can you tell us broadly what you're -- do you still have confidence in Steve (ph)?
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"I still have confidence in him, and (a) great pass by Spencer," Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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Americans might not have confidence in Capitol Hill but they are giving city halls room to run.
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""We have confidence in our technology, our bid, and the professional staff at the Department of Defense.
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But in 2018, we are not in a place where we can have confidence in this outcome.
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We feel that we have confidence in that performance staff and we're going to make rational decisions.
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We should have confidence in our extraordinary military and its ability to prevail in any direct conflict.
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Among Democrats, 69 percent have confidence in the news media; among Republicans, only 15 percent have confidence.
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"We have confidence in the Supreme Court," said Mr. Khan, who is not related to Imran Khan.
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That's what is necessary in order for the American public to have confidence in the final results.
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So I think they're starting to recognize that there is a role for the federal government to play in laying out the safety markets and creating an environment where people not only have confidence in the technology but they have confidence in the safety regime around it. Right.
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But as far as talking to the general public, the public wants to have confidence in the FBI.
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He said it's "absolutely mindless" for a president not to have confidence in or listen to intelligence agencies.
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But I really do want to see the server but I have, I have confidence in both parties.
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Given Secretary Kobach's history we find it very difficult to have confidence in the work of this Commission.
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" Trump responded, "Cryin' Chuck Schumer stated recently, 'I do not have confidence in him (James Comey) any longer.
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"Presumably those governors have confidence in the ability of their states to manage these elections fairly," he said.
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A Pew Research Center Survey from June 2017 found 58 percent of Russians have confidence in their leader.
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You have confidence in yourself and although you are very empathetic, you rarely get overwhelmed by your emotions.
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To carry out the death penalty, the people of Missouri must have confidence in the judgment of guilt.
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"We are closely monitor developments and have confidence in both the bank's board and the CEO," he said.
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American and Southwest on Tuesday told CNBC that they still have confidence in the aircraft and their crews.
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"The international financial markets have confidence in the Colombian economy that is already showing recovery results," he said.
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Trump's lowest ratings are in Mexico, where only 6 percent of people said they have confidence in Trump.
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"But I have confidence in both parties," Trump said, apparently referring to the U.S. intelligence community and Putin.
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A recent Gallup poll shows only 32 percent of Americans have confidence in the institution of the presidency.
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Today, more people have confidence in scientists than in religious leaders, business heavyweights and even public-school principals.
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"I want to be great, and I have confidence in myself that I can be great," he said.
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Twenty-nine percent said they do have confidence in Trump, and 2900 percent said they did not know.
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We're not at a stage where we can put them all together and have confidence in the result.
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"How do we have confidence in you that you won't just be for the big corporations?" she asked.
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"I have confidence in that I'm healthy and again I can trust myself and my stuff," Lynn said.
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It is now impossible for anyone to have confidence in Secretary Acosta's ability to lead the Department of Labor.
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"We have confidence in the 787s we have in our fleet," said Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for the airline.
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"Please have confidence in the roadmap," Prayuth told reporters at Government House, his official offices, before a cabinet meeting.
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Being medicated has made me start to love myself and have confidence in myself for the first time ever.
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USPS became a popular deposit home for people who didn't have confidence in banks in the early 20th century.
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I believe not, because I am an optimist and I have confidence in the essential goodness of most people.
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More than half of Brazilians do not have confidence in Bolsonaro as president, according to a poll last month.
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As the latest Pew Research opinion poll shows, more people around the world have confidence in Putin than Trump.
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"I think you have to have confidence in the professionals," said Guy Forget, the new French Open tournament director.
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I'm glad my teammates have confidence in me to control the tempo out there and try to make plays.
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Lending Club filings also state that "high reinvestment rates" prove that its investor-lenders have confidence in its marketplace.
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"It's very important that people have confidence in the elections and the outcome of those elections," she told reporters.
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Moving forward, it is essential that Americans have confidence in all government institutions, particularly in such politically polarized times.
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"It is an important step, but Damascus does not have confidence in the American position," the regional official said.
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"We have confidence in the 212s we have in our fleet," said Ross Feinstein, a spokesman for the airline.
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Once you have confidence in your ability to support yourself, then you can take risks that feel surprisingly liberating.
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Macron encourages his countrymen to "have confidence in themselves again" and is committed to renewing France's prosperity and strength.
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Many steps remain before final election results are certified, to ensure the Afghan people have confidence in the results.
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Those proof points that show people who have made great investments in the past have confidence in your vision.
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You and I have confidence in our pilots because we know their skills have been tested, demonstrated and proven.
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What I don&apost have confidence in is I do not have confidence in the Obama holdovers that are being promoted within our agency that give us all the failed policies, the catch and release policy and the unsecured border, those individuals that are giving her the advice we have issues with.
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"I do have confidence in the future of the coalition campaign," Carter said at a news conference following the summit.
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Biden also said it's "absolutely mindless" for a president not to have confidence in or listen to the intelligence agencies.
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The agency did not follow through because officials said they did not have confidence in the quality of the data.
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"If you have confidence in whatever it is you love to do, people are going to notice that," she says.
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Voters who backed Trump in the area largely still have confidence in him after seeing his transition to the office.
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A January survey of private business owners participating in our Industry Leader Network showed they have confidence in the economy.
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Only about one-third of the respondents who identified as Republican said that they have confidence in the vote count.
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"Our priority is to return clean athletes to competition but we must all have confidence in the process," Coe said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told reporters on Air Force One that Trump continues to have confidence in Tillerson.
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We'll continue to engage with them to ensure they have the information needed to have confidence in operating their fleets.
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I think he knows that it's critical for the American people to have confidence in the FBI and the DOJ.
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"We look for people who have confidence in their work and can pick a fight with the markets," Golden said.
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I cannot overstate how imperative it is to train such personnel to have confidence in the unified chain of command.
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"We have confidence in the existing capabilities of the nuclear arsenal," said James H. Anderson, an assistant secretary of defense.
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Members of Parliament will debate the issue and then vote on whether they have confidence in May's government or not.
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I wanted them to have confidence in themselves and their unique abilities while still being compassionate and empathetic to others.
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The government, the business community, and the public must have confidence in the quality of systems accessing a government database.
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Have confidence in your own voice Asserting yourself as a first-time leader can be a process, especially for women.
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"It's a real sign that demand for oil is strong, we can have confidence in demand growing," the CEO said.
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The Justice Department, she said, should be "so above the political fray" to ensure Americans have confidence in impartial justice.
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A mere 11 percent of Germans have confidence in the American president to do the right thing in world affairs.
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I think this is better because you get to really have confidence in who you choose to be the president.
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A poll by the Pew Research Center last year showed that just 11 percent of Germans have confidence in Trump.
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"We have confidence in the maturity of United States authorities to continue strengthening a positive relationship with our country," Lorenzana said.
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Candidates for office and their campaigns need to reassure the public that they have confidence in the integrity of the vote.
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D'Souza and Romanow must have confidence in their tech, as a wrong investment means they might never get their cash back.
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"I have confidence in Mike Conaway," Swalwell said, noting that Conaway "needs to" get the House's Russia investigation back on track.
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The president also advised Trump that he must have confidence in the U.S. intelligence community in order to make positive decisions.
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Fifty percent said they did not have confidence in Mueller's office or congressional Democrats, while 27 percent said they trusted both.
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She cited polling that found only 18 percent of Americans have confidence in the government's ability to do the right thing.
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An average $45 donation, almost 140,000 donors, have stood up and said, 'We deserve an election system we have confidence in.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi told CNN he didn't have confidence in the briefing and raised concerns about "propaganda" being spewed like in China.
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You have to have confidence in what you're doing, and what was my biggest concern with moving him to point guard.
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Tiffany McGuffee Haverly, a spokeswoman for Mr. Roe, said on Monday that the chairman continued to have confidence in Dr. Shulkin.
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Whatever the outcome, members of Parliament also have to approve (aka say they have confidence) in this new government going forward.
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In April, he said the dollar was "getting too strong, and partially that's my fault because people have confidence in me. "
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"We've been saying we have confidence in it, just a matter of time before we strike," Sharks center Joe Thornton said.
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"I have confidence in both parties," Trump said, referring to the U.S. intelligence community and Putin, who denies any such interference.
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Trump on Friday indicated that he does not have confidence in Rosenstein, telling reporters, "you figure that one out," when asked.
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"It is important that the Congress and the American people have confidence in DOD's management of every taxpayer dollar," Norquist said.
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There is only one answer to that, and the answer is to reject those articles of impeachment, to have confidence in the American people, to have confidence in the result of the upcoming election, to have confidence and respect for the last election and not throw it out,' [Trump lawyer Pat] Cipollone said in his closing remarks.
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"Athletes are entitled to have confidence in judicial processes at all levels, more particularly before the CAS," Coates said in a statement.
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As long as we have confidence in our values, faith in our citizens, and trust in our God, we will never fail.
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I don't think I expressed extreme confidence in my speech, but I do have confidence in my ability to get things done.
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And the public is more likely to be informed about its government and have confidence in how that government exercises its power.
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The poll also found that Americans specifically don't have confidence in Trump's plan to lower drug prices, as we reported this weekend.
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"Athletes are entitled to have confidence in judicial processes at all levels, more particularly before the CAS," said Coates in a statement.
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A poll in June showed 56% of Americans have confidence in police, up from a 22-year low of 52% in 2015.
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Forty-two percent of Democrats still have confidence in the high court, but 82 percent of Republicans feel good about the Supremes.
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"Due to the significant risks that are taken here ... we don't have confidence in the ability to outperform" over a longer term.
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The White House on Thursday declined for a second day to say whether Trump continues to have confidence in his attorney general.
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She told Burton she had heard enough reports of "irregularities and inappropriate behaviors" that she did not have confidence in the result.
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"I can tell you that he is the right man for the job and we have confidence in him," Rounds told CNN.
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While financial traders have confidence in rising prices, the physical market remains under pressure, especially due to a rise in U.S. drilling.
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You wouldn't hire me to be your chef, but I've learned enough and have confidence in myself to make a decent meal.
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If Americans are to have confidence in the democratic process, lawmakers must find common ground on issues that directly impact their constituents.
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It's not a fragile one, it's not subject to being disrupted, and I would want the public to have confidence in that.
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"No, I'm certainly going to be hoping that we find someone who I have confidence in who becomes the nominee," he said.
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"He has so impeached his own credibility that few Americans have confidence in what he does or what he says," Schiff said.
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"We have confidence in the due process of the criminal justice system to review the facts completely and accurately," the statement said.
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Over 18% of likely Republican primary or caucus voters said they did not have confidence in Trump's ability to handle a crisis.
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As long as we have confidence in our values, faith in our citizens, and trust in our God, we will not fail.
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" Schenker added: "We have confidence in the Lebanese army and we think they are important partners in the fight against Sunni jihadists.
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They have worked to conduct a thorough and objective review, and we ought to have confidence in them to do their jobs.
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However, if you want to remain a participant, be sure you have confidence in the company's ability to make those future payments.
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In Mexico too, a country that Trump has previously disparaged, 232% of those surveyed said they do not have confidence in him.
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I think the central point, Kara, is the degree to which a board has or does not have confidence in their leader.
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Conte himself noted on Monday that the government faced a "complex" 2020 budget process and needed financial markets to have confidence in Italy.
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According to polling by Pew, just 23% have confidence in America's president to do the right thing, down from 58% under Mr Obama.
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The consequences are that your fellow citizens question whether or not they can have confidence in the world&aposs premier law enforcement agency.
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But the best way to get rid of feeling pressurized is to just have confidence in yourself, that what you're making is good.
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We have all the confidence in Fitz, and if Ryan Griffin gets in there then we will have confidence in him as well.
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According to a recent Pew Research poll, less than a quarter of Poles have confidence in Trump when it comes to world affairs.
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"So we do have confidence in our ability to defend against the limited threat, the nascent threat that is there," he told reporters.
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Just 12 percent of Ukrainian adults have confidence in the honesty of elections, while 91 percent believe corruption in their government is widespread.
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"All North Carolinians deserve to have confidence in a system of voting that ensures honest and fair elections," Cooper said in a statement.
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Senator Troy Fraser, the author of the Texas law, argued that without it "we can never have confidence in our system of voting".
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Not only passengers, but also pilots and regulators need to have confidence in the safety of Matrix before it can be fully autonomised.
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Ensuring that investors have confidence in the corporate governance of the firms in which they invest is an important responsibility of the SEC.
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"Among those in Italy who have confidence in Putin to handle world affairs, 44 percent express confidence in Donald Trump," the survey concluded.
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" Earnest said that "the president thinks very highly of Director Comey and continues to have confidence in his ability to do the job.
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But quite a few say they still have confidence in China's consistent, four-decade track record of pulling itself out of slumps quickly.
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"I have confidence in our ability to fight back—we're better organized as a community, and we're savvier with our activism," she said.
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The third, Mr. Rosenstein, was recently publicly undercut by Mr. Trump, who suggested to reporters that he did not have confidence in him.
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However, we should all have confidence in the FBI's investigation of this matter as I know it will be thorough, objective and professional.
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Republican appointed in a republican majority court; I would think that they would have confidence in the Chief Justice of the United States.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Most Kenyans and Nigerians have confidence in President Donald Trump, according to data released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center.
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" Attempting to rephrase, Brzezinski proffered, "do you have confidence in Donald Trump as commander in chief, especially as it pertains to foreign policy?
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"The judge made the ruling based on political motives, but despite that we still have confidence in the Sudanese judiciary," Tahir told reporters.
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"I ask you to have confidence in Thailand's surveillance system," Amnuay Gajeena, director-general of the Disease Control Department, said in a statement.
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"The judge made the ruling based on political motives, but despite that we still have confidence in the Sudanese judiciary," Tahir told reporters.
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"Secretary [Ben] Carson and I have confidence in Eric as he assumes this new role," Appleton wrote in an email to staff Thursday.
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There will be no way to have confidence in such a quick judgment about previously unreported actions without knowing what those actions were.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox Some institutions fare decently: 55 percent of millennials have confidence in the military and 51 percent in colleges and universities.
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Just 9 percent of people living in the European Union have confidence in Trump's foreign policy game, according to a Pew study in June.
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In addition to your down payment, banks want to see some financial cushion so they'll have confidence in your ability to pay the mortgage.
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Her latest conclusion: young Hong Kongers will have confidence in their local government if they see it as "relatively autonomous," she said last week.
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"People don't have confidence in the police so they prefer to take laws into their own hands and dispense mob justice," says Mr Nwanguma.
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We need to come clear here and let the American people know what&aposs going on so they can have confidence in the FBI.
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"You have an ability to look around in the room and have confidence in each other, even when you're in tough times," Getzlaf said.
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"We have confidence in our higher judiciary ... MML will be registered and it will emerge as a big national party in future," Khalid said.
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Only 27 percent of Americans say they have confidence in banks, compared to 53 percent 12 years ago, according to a 2016 Gallup survey.
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"We have confidence in Italy, we are committed to it," Yves Perrier, chief executive of asset manager Amundi told journalists during a press conference.
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"What I've been saying for months is every president deserves an attorney general they have confidence in and they can work with," Graham said.
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Patients and their providers deserve to have confidence in the results of diagnostic tests, since such tests are often critical to their treatment decisions.
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"Every eligible voter in Florida deserves their vote to be counted and should have confidence in Florida's elections process," Scott said in a statement.
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You can say top ten, but I just know I have confidence in myself where every time I catch it, I'm gonna make it.
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"You're here for a reason and you just try and keep it short and simple and try and have confidence in yourself," Nimmo said.
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How can anyone have confidence in his or her government when the leader continues to brag in the face of widespread evidence of incompetence?
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A Pew survey of 37 countries said just 22 percent of respondents have confidence in Trump to do the right thing in international matters.
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He described the stock market as "worried" by the virus but suggested that investors could have confidence in "buying the dip" in the market.
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"While we have confidence in the current system, we understand and appreciate that consumers have questions about how PINs are currently generated," he wrote.
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" Hutchinson said he continues to have confidence in the efforts of Arkansas' secretary of state to "ensure that Arkansas' elections are free and fair.
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RELATED: Election error may have cost Georgia representative his race "The court's real concern is that people have confidence in our elections," Sweat said.
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Some 58% of Vietnamese people have confidence in Trump himself "to do the right thing in world affairs," starkly higher than most other nations.
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"As we've said many times before, if the president doesn't have confidence in somebody, they will no longer be in their position," Sanders said.
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"Most of my Republican colleagues feel as I do that we have confidence in law enforcement," said Representative Charlie Dent, a moderate Pennsylvania Republican.
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"Stein's campaign says it is seeking the recount in order to have "protecting our democracy and ensuring that [Americans] an have confidence in reported results.
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That is why the communication channels must not only be protected, but we must have confidence in their integrity to have any conversations of value.
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It's not that we don't want to, it's that I don't have confidence in us rallying to the extent of an album and being pros.
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It's hard for citizens to have confidence in a pioneering new program when the leaders don't seem to fully understand what the hell they're pioneering.
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RK: It is our job to make sure that the advertisers have confidence in the platform and the creators, and that the creators get paid.
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"We have confidence in ourselves coming out in the second half and knowing we can dig ourselves out of a hole," forward Robert Franks said.
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"You always want to have confidence in your defense," said Faria, grateful for a second-inning double play after the first two batters reached base.
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A survey by Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that just 10 percent of Americans have confidence in the country's political system.
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Snap ads could very well be more effective than third-party studies give them credit for, but ad buyers don't have confidence in the data.
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As a result, "we no longer have confidence in the weight of the evidence used to convict Mr. Coley," Mr. Totten and Chief Livingstone said.
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"If we have confidence in a company's identifiable and sustainable competitive advantage, we want to hold the stock over the economic cycles," Mr. Klimo said.
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"It is important to them that both the unions and the company have confidence in the process for investigating the matter," Mr. Bryan-Brown said.
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"Yes, I have confidence in my goalies, of course I do," said a curt Weight, who added he was "(ticked) off" about the Islanders' current predicament.
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"Sell them right now and show that you have confidence in your core product, in the core Facebook product," Hawley recounted to reporters after that meeting.
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"Elections are critical and the outcome of an election is important and people have to have confidence in the outcome of an election," Ugenti-Rita said.
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"The United States and President Obama himself have confidence in the durability of the Brazilian democracy to weather those challenges," said White House spokesman Josh Earnest.
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"I have confidence in Richard Burr that we, together with the members of our committee, are going to get to the bottom of this," he said.
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However, we have confidence in our commanders' abilities to enforce established policies that enhance force protection and operational security with the least impact to our personnel.
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Additionally, just 10 percent of Germans, 85033 percent of people in France and 25 percent of Canadians said they have confidence in Trump, the survey found.
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Pew uncovered an interesting generation gap, with older respondents in Europe and Asia more likely to have confidence in her foreign policy, by double-digit margins.
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"All people who use Twitter — including veterans — must have confidence in the integrity of the information found on the service," Kane said in his prepared remarks.
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Abrams's campaign manager, Lauren Groh-Wargo, told reporters Sunday that the campaign does not have confidence in the secretary of state's office, according to the Post.
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As the researchers theorize, some people with high levels of social anxiety may feel that way because they don't have confidence in their own social skills.
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"We have confidence in our stand alone strategy," said PostNL in a statement, adding that it was considering the proposal "in accordance with its fiduciary duties".
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Zeid said the U.N. human rights body believed that victims would not have confidence in a national mechanism as those tried before have left them disappointed.
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"I have confidence in Richard Burr that we together, with the members of our committee, are going to get to the bottom of this," Warner said.
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In fact, it's downright loathed by the public: Only six percent of people say they have confidence in the press, according to The Media Insight Project.
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A mere 9 percent say they have confidence in the government, and 91 percent see it as corrupt, according to a Gallup poll conducted in March.
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"Ultimately, I need to reach the conclusion that I have confidence in the person to lead a huge organization that desperately needs strong leadership," said Sen.
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The Tarrant County Probation Office said they "did not have confidence" in Friday's result, according to a statement from the county's Criminal District Attorney Sharen Wilson.
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On a conference call to discuss the results, Lennar executives told analysts that consumers continued to have confidence in the economy and in the job market.
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Having the ability to talk about your investments not only will make you more aware but also show you have confidence in your plan of attack.
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Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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If the US and allies shot down North Korea's test fires, it would deny Pyongyang the testing data it needs to have confidence in its fleet.
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As long they and their accomplices continue to escape all accountability for their crimes, the American people will never be able to have confidence in equal justice.
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"A discovery service needs to be anchored in something so you'll have confidence in it," says Dave Rodger, Spotify's vice president for product engagement and Ogle's boss.
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Sophos Home makes use of the same protection technology trusted by leading banks, governments, and businesses worldwide, meaning you can have confidence in your home cybersecurity setup.
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For Democrats it's the reverse — those with high knowledge are more likely to have confidence in the press, while those with low knowledge also have low confidence.
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Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, according to a Gallup poll published in March.
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It's a proven, it's cleaner and it's more effective model that the people of this nation have confidence in, and I believe we should accept the same.
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Have confidence in him for the rest of the season, but if you have a surplus of wideouts, you can sell on that 32 fantasy point performance.
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Constraining factors include intense competition and moderate integration risk, although we have confidence in the management team as they have experience in successfully executing M&A transactions.
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After episodes upon episodes of bad Hiram behavior, we all know Ronnie wouldn't have confidence in just anyone to keep an eye on her constantly scheming dad.
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It tells me if he is doing a tweet like that, he doesn&apost have confidence in Christopher Wray, neither do I to be honest with you.
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" On Special Counsel Robert Mueller: "I have confidence in Mr. Mueller," said Sessions, but "[I] have not had any interactions with Special Counsel Mueller since his appointment.
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And tellingly, his numbers align quite well with Vladimir Putin's: "[P]eople who have confidence in Putin are more likely to express confidence in Trump," Pew writes.
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" And he echoed what he said Tuesday, which at the time he read from prepared remarks: "I do have confidence in our intelligence agencies as currently constituted.
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The White House said Thursday that Trump continues to have confidence in Giuliani, whom Trump said last week would "get his facts straight" in the Daniels case.
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" The arguments laid out for Republicans also look to emphasize McKinley's comments that "every President has the right to remove an ambassador they don't have confidence in.
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As is my practice, given my institutional role, I can't comment on the specific facts of these cases; and I have confidence in the Department of Justice.
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"It is vital that Americans have confidence in our national institutions, including the Department of Veterans Affairs and its system of benefits and health care," it said.
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"Ultimately, I need to reach the conclusion that I have confidence in this person to lead a huge organization that desperately needs strong leadership," Kansas Republican Sen.
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"It is important that the Congress and the American people have confidence in DOD's management of every taxpayer dollar," Defense Department Comptroller David Norquist said in December.
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She's telling us that it's okay to have confidence in taking risks and that if you're wearing something like you mean it, you're going to look great.
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By far, the president is the public official least trusted on how to handle the crisis: Just 48 percent of voters say they have confidence in him.
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"Governor Cooper believes North Carolinians should have confidence in the integrity of elections and allegations of fraud and tampering must be investigated," said a spokesman, Ford Porter.
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She lives only about a dozen blocks from the dike, and while she was concerned, she said, "I do have confidence" in the engineers and the pumps.
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"I think our dollar is getting too strong, and partially that's my fault because people have confidence in me," he told The Wall Street Journal in April.
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In addition, there are also American professor of preventive medicine told us that they have confidence in the ability of Chinese health care workers and related authorities.
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" This "clarification" didn't address other remarks in which Trump criticized the U.S. as "foolish" for its approach to Russia and said "I have confidence in both parties.
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"This is a proposal that offers the Houthis an opportunity to have confidence in the governing structure that will be put in place for Yemen," Kerry said.
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A CBS News poll found 22019 percent of respondents question Trump's ability to handle Pyongyang, while just about one-third, 35 percent, have confidence in the president.
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"You won't have a high-performing team if you micromanage because you're saying, 'I don't have confidence in you,'" said Tracy Spears, founder of Exceptional Leaders Lab.
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But most of all, Kuehnert, whose main experience of working life is three years in a call center, told the Social Democrats to have confidence in themselves.
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Mr. Obama "continues to have confidence in his ability to run the F.B.I.," Mr. Earnest told reporters traveling with Mr. Obama on Air Force One on Monday.
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During a joint press conference with Putin, Trump said "I have confidence in both parties" when asked if he believed his own administration's intelligence chiefs over Putin.
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Reports of Trump privately fuming -- at Kelly, at the situation -- are everywhere even as the the White House insists the president continues to have confidence in Kelly.
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The American people will have confidence in our institutions if Mueller's report, completed without an interview of the president, follows the evidence and reaches a fair conclusion.
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"As I have stated before, it is essential for residents of the City of St. Louis and our state to have confidence in their leaders," Gardner said.
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I don't see any reason why it would be, but I really do want to see the server, but I have — I have confidence in both parties.
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" In remarks on the Senate floor, Schumer said that "it is now impossible for anyone to have confidence in Secretary Acosta's ability to lead the Department of Labor.
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But O'Brien insisted that "the president has to have confidence in his NSC staff to ensure that they're going to execute the agenda he was elected to deliver."
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"It's hard for me to bet my career and have a really positive view on GE when I don't have confidence in free cash flow forecasts," said DeBlase.
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"The improvement of economic sentiment indicates that the financial market experts have confidence in the resilience of the German economy," ZEW President Achim Wambach said in a statement.
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"You need to have confidence in yourself and confidence in what you're doing," says Williams, who is now taking that confidence to Compton, California, where she grew up.
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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AND THAT'S SOMETHING THAT THE CURRENT POLICYMAKERS ARE GOING TO HAVE TO RESOLVE BECAUSE IT'S CRITICAL THAT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE OUTCOME OF THIS INVESTIGATION.
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"I have confidence in EOH's management and believe that the new strategy, which is in advanced stages of implementation, will be beneficial to all our stakeholders," said Bohbot.
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Top policy-makers still have confidence in their mental model of the economy; they have just been tweaking a few of the parameters within that model, he says.
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I joined the boards of the three companies that I'm on, Ariel Investments as well, because I have confidence in the CEOs and their mission and their values.
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"[Scott] should remove himself from any role in the recount process so the people can have confidence in the integrity of the election," Nelson said in a statement.
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ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT Just 9 percent of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, the lowest of any electorate in the world, a Gallup poll published in March showed.
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However, if it is instead the case that Americans no longer have confidence in democracy when their party is in opposition, this would be a worrisome development indeed.
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Businesses can only be reasonably expected to agree to increased cybersecurity regulation if they have confidence in the government to perform its basic function of protecting its citizens.
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Only 6 percent of Mexicans have confidence in the American president, the weakest of any national population in a survey of 25 countries by the Pew Research Center.
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Mr. Macron said his presidency would be guided by two concerns: finding ways to help the French "have confidence in themselves again" and making France prosperous and strong.
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"In essence, the merging of the balance sheets will happen when the states have confidence in the new structure and we've got to earn that confidence," Newbold said.
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"Further oversight and accountability for the individuals in question is necessary to ensure that the American people can have confidence in these important institutions going forward," he said.
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Worldwide, only 22% of people said in a separate Pew survey that they have confidence in Trump, compared to 64% when former President Barack Obama was in office.
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Just 9% of Europeans surveyed have confidence in the presumptive Republican nominee to do the right thing in world affairs, according to a new Pew Research Center poll Wednesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British lawmakers will on Wednesday vote on whether they have confidence in the government, after Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal suffered a heavy defeat in parliament.
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By the numbers: Between Lula's last year and 2018, per Gallup... The number of Brazilians who say they have confidence in their government has dropped from 50% to 17%.
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"I don't have confidence in China's stock market anymore," said Ivy Li, from Shenzhen, who had invested 100,000 yuan in stocks but sold of all her holdings on Tuesday.
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"The physical issues that I've had made it hard to have confidence in my body, so it was mentally challenging," Vonn said in December, according to the Associated Press.
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With corruption still rife and GDP per head in Ukraine the lowest in Europe, just 9% of Ukrainians have confidence in their government, the lowest level in the world.
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So given that, it wouldn't surprise me at all if leadership candidates to replace Cameron said: we need a mechanism so people can have confidence in what we say.
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Connecticut: "Given Secretary Kobach's history we find it very difficult to have confidence in the work of this Commission," Secretary of State Denise Merrill said in a statement Thursday.
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Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat, said residents should be able to have confidence in the California Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources, the agency doing the safety testing.
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We are warned not to let this example turn our heads; we should not have confidence in ourselves and not dream the impossible (we'll only end up being disappointed).
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We won't be in the rooms where important decisions happen, so we need to have confidence in how Mnuchin will act when he thinks that no one is watching.
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"We have confidence in how SEB works and with how it is dealing with these issues," said Viveka Hirdman-Ryrberg, head of corporate communications at Investor, SEB's largest shareholder.
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The taxpayers generally have confidence in the value of these construction projects, but in all candor have felt burned by the lack of coordination and efficiency of federal efforts.
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I have confidence in the women and men he has assembled on this team," Gowdy told the Wall Street Journal, saying that special counsel is "your quintessential straight arrow.
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"[Rick Scott] should remove himself from any role in the recount process so the people can have confidence in the integrity of the election," Nelson said in a statement.
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"We need to have confidence in our elected representatives and our state officials that they've got this, because they deal with contingencies in elections all the time," Hickey said.
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"As we've said many times before, if the president doesn't have confidence in somebody, that person will not remain in that position," Sanders told reporters on Air Force One.
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If the people don't have confidence in the outcome of an election, then it becomes difficult for them to accept the policies and actions that pour forth from it.
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Not surprisingly, Biden has a large advantage on national security over his rivals: 32 percent of Democratic voters have confidence in Biden, as opposed to 85033 percent for Sen.
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An impeachment trial is only meaningful if the American people can have confidence in the fairness of the process; only then will the trial's verdict be worthy of respect.
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"The American people must be able to have confidence in the integrity of any inquiry into Russian activities and Attorney General Sessions' involvement would undermine this confidence," he said.
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"There is still much to fix at GE, but the market can now have confidence in the senior leader at the helm," Dray wrote in a report to clients.
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"As we've said many times before, if the president doesn't have confidence in somebody, they will no longer be in their position," she told reporters aboard Air Force One.
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It's going to make you feel that I have confidence in myself whether you like me or not, or you like the way I look or not, if I do.
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"One, the respect towards each other, because I think as a society we're beginning to lose that, and also, for each of us to have confidence in ourselves," she said.
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US leadership in Afghanistan On the topic of US military leadership in Afghanistan, McMaster said he, Defense Secretary James Mattis and President Donald Trump continue to have confidence in Gen.
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"I write to inform you that I no longer have confidence in the Prime Minister," he said in a letter to the senior lawmaker who would oversee any leadership challenge.
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Why it matters: Republicans need the health insurance companies to have confidence in their ACA rewrite — and they also need to make sure it will work from a business perspective.
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"The public must have confidence in our ability to control immigration — in terms of type and volume — from within the EU," Rudd wrote in an article for the Financial Times.
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It suggests he "doesn't have confidence in employers to do the right thing," Kathy Wylde, the president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, told The Daily News.
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During a brief question-and-answer session with reporters, Trump also said he continues to have confidence in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, despite the December downturn in the stock market.
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It's as if the show's creators, Liz Friedman and Liz Friedlander, didn't have confidence in their premise and larded Hayes's character bio up with anything they thought might be buzzy.
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"We are actively negotiating with the payers ... this is an expensive treatment so they want to have confidence in us," said Dr. Amitkumar Mehta, head of the center's lymphoma program.
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"I have confidence in my arm at all times, but it's very frustrating to me when I overthrow someone or miss a pass that probably should be completed," Marshall said.
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And that involves things like foot patrols, going to community meetings—also making sure people have confidence in the fairness of the system, that they're going to be treated equally.
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"We have confidence in the Boeing airplanes and we are sure they will find the issue they had which is still under investigation," Akbar al-Baker told reporters in Muscat.
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Many of the women surveyed said they were concerned that filing a complaint might trigger retaliation, create a negative stigma or else they did not have confidence in the process.
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But some doctors aren't following those protocols, and others are making mistakes by not conducting all the necessary tests or not collecting enough samples to have confidence in the results.
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"For Americans to have confidence in the impeachment process, the Senate must conduct a full, fair and complete trial with all relevant evidence regarding the president's conduct," Mr. Jones wrote.
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"We are working on a mix of policies that show everyone they should have confidence in Italy, not only in our public finances but in our economic growth," he said.
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In trust surveys, Ukraine's politicians have traditionally ranked at rock bottom -- a March Gallup Poll showed that just 9% of Ukrainians have confidence in their national government, a world low.
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Almost twice as many people trust U.S. military leaders to handle the North Korean threat responsibly than have confidence in President Trump on the issue, according to a new survey.
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"Oracle founder and chief technology officer Larry Ellison said earlier this month that the company is not looking to replace Hurd, saying, "We have confidence in our existing management team.
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A majority of Americans living in "fragile" communities say they have confidence in the police who monitor their neighborhood streets, according to a new survey reported by The Associated Press.
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He added that he did not have "confidence in the integrity" of the data and methodology that led to Chile's negative assessments and offered a "personal apology" to the country.
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But he has also said he believed passengers would again have confidence in the plane and that it would be among the safest ever once it is cleared to fly again.
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"Until you have confidence in all the banking systems, including Italy, and an agreement that risks can now be managed centrally, only then you take that final step forward," she said.
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However, "it's hard to have confidence in a company that opened up 2 million fraudulent accounts, fired 5,000 of their employees and claimed they didn't know anything about it," Maloney said.
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Saudis: 'We have confidence in the United States' Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Tuesday that his country was deeply skeptical of the Iran nuclear deal.
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The strength of the Old Bronx was its people, who learned to have confidence in themselves and pride in their communities at a time when both qualities were in short supply.
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"It was a new deputy attorney general, who I didn't have confidence in, given what I'd seen around my firing, and so I thought something has to be done," Comey said.
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Reedie pointed out the suspensions are a result of WADA's strengthened laboratory monitoring process, which he said is proof to athletes they can have confidence in test results, collection and protocol.
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They can have confidence in the independence of Mr. Feinberg, who has built a solid reputation running settlement programs after 9/11, the BP oil spill and the Boston Marathon bombing.
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Following the abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey Tuesday evening, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said appointing an independent prosecutor was the "only way" to have confidence in the investigation.Sen.
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"One of the big difficulties of the agreement is ensuring the economic operators have confidence in the system and key to that is confidence in the United States," the diplomat said.
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"As I have stated before, it is essential for residents of the City of St. Louis and our state to have confidence in their leaders," Ms. Gardner said in a statement.
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"We have confidence in the Allegheny County Police and District Attorney's Office and we will be transparent with any and all information that they need during the investigation," the statement said.
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"People must have confidence in the government's response and we need action now on this with front-line workers and the general public," she said during a media call on Tuesday.
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"This is an issue that has been much talked about over the last few days, and I think it's important Canadians continue to have confidence in our system," he told reporters.
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"It is of paramount importance that Texas voters can have confidence in the integrity, accuracy, and efficiency of the electoral system in which they participate," Mr. Whitley said in a statement.
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The reason the Justice Department and the FBI have procedures is to guaranty fairness, and not just fairness but also the appearance of fairness, so that people can have confidence in institution.
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According to a new Gallup report, 22% of Afghans have confidence in their local police and 49% in the country's military, while just 13% feel safe walking through their neighborhoods at night.
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Transocean — Transocean saw investor Carl Icahn cut his stake in the oilfield services provider to 1.5 percent from 5.9 percent, although Icahn did say he continues to have confidence in Transocean management.
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Carl Icahn has cut his stake in Transocean (RIG) to 1.5 percent from 5.9 percent, although the billionaire investor did say he continues to have confidence in the oilfield services provider's management.
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"We have confidence in the greatness of the pope to be our advocate and the advocate for the Yemeni people," said Giovanna Reda, CAFOD's head of humanitarian programs for the Middle East.
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"It was tough having to sit that long, but I always have confidence in my teammates and they lived up to that," said Brooks, who finished with 33 points and six rebounds.
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"African-Americans have the least trust in police of any group in the United States," Sessions said, citing poll data that found 30% of African-Americans did not have confidence in police.
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"I continue to have confidence in the economy of the UK after Brexit," Abe said, adding that Japan and the United Kingdom were the closest of allies on security matters in Asia.
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Views of President Trump are even lower, with a median of just 27 percent in the nations polled saying they have confidence in him to do the right thing in world affairs.
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"I think that the fact that we are meeting there reveals that we have confidence in the country overall," said Sandra Carvao, chief of communications for the United Nations world tourism group.
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Even as recently as this month, city legislators said privately that they did not have confidence in the mayor's office to fairly and impartially negotiate deals with this city's ascendent tech companies.
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"Nancy Pelosi continues to be a polarizing figure in politics, but Democrats still have confidence in her taking the gavel as House speaker in January," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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More Americans have confidence in congressional Democrats than in President Donald Trump on the major issues facing the country today: 48% say they have more faith in the Democrats, 39% in Trump.
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Whitefish founding partner Ken Luce said his company appreciated the efforts to gather information so lawmakers have "confidence in the overall process to support the people of Puerto Rico" and Whitefish's capabilities.
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"Any extradition treaty is a very sensitive issue, because it involves human beings in our custody, and you have to have confidence in the other country's rule of law," Mr. Fullilove said.
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Following the abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey Tuesday evening, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said appointing an independent prosecutor was the "only way" to have confidence in the investigation. Sen.
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"There will be more steps to change what is happening in this community, so that the people of this community have confidence in their policing, and in the society around it," Buttigieg promised.
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"The decision should be made by the judge, and I have confidence in the third branch of our government to act outside the world of politics and to do what is right," Sen.
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"He clearly does have confidence in Mueller, and there's obviously a deep history behind that feeling of confidence that goes back many years," said Jens David Ohlin, vice dean at Cornell Law School.
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BT shares fell by more than a third during Patterson's tenure and in June Plessis said the board supported his strategy but did not have confidence in his ability to see it through.
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"In light of that, and bearing in mind the need for the public to have confidence in the NZDF, I have decided in the public interest that an inquiry is warranted," he said.
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People know what they see and what they see are their bonuses, their raises, deregulation, the historic tax cuts, they have confidence in this economy, and they are spending more of their money.
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But these were serious CIA directors who understood the importance of remaining somewhat neutral while they were in office and continuing to allow Americans to have confidence in the CIA and its assessment.
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At the same time, Citi downgraded the stock to "neutral" from "buy," saying it was hard to have confidence in a turnaround after a weak fourth quarter and a rough start to 2017.
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They must be improved and streamlined to deal with 21st century challenges and to keep pace with rapidly changing innovations in science and technology while helping consumers have confidence in their food supply.
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"The people who use our service must have confidence in the integrity of the information found on the platform, especially with respect to information relevant to elections and the democratic process," Dorsey said.
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I THINK FROM OUR STANDPOINT, WE'VE SAID THERE ARE REFORMS THAT SHOULD GO ON AT THE CFPB, AND I HAVE CONFIDENCE IN WHOEVER THE PRESIDENT PICKS FOR THAT WILL DO A GOOD JOB.
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"Patients should have confidence in using the products from these particular lots as Pfizer works to stabilize supply, which is anticipated in the fourth-quarter of 2018," Pfizer said in a statement Tuesday.
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"I didn't think the price was too high as we have confidence in our brand, but I didn't expect them to sell out so quickly," said a Panasonic representative to the Sankei Shimbun.
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It's fine (even great or powerful) to have confidence in your own coping skills, but I now make it a point to tell someone how I'm feeling no matter how benign the trigger.
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In an interview with "Fox News Sunday," Brennan questioned the message sent to the world if the president-elect broadcasts that he does not have confidence in the United States' own intelligence agencies.
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This will have an impact on the economy, but I have confidence in our health professionals that they will develop both viral medical treatments and vaccines, so this will have a time period.
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A second hypothesis is that donors do not necessarily have confidence in giving when their beliefs are not shared or the institutions they are giving to might support causes that are not theirs.
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"Because of how she's been listening, because of how she's been reaching out to communities of color, I have confidence in her willingness and ability to take on criminal justice reform," Wilburn said.
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"We have confidence in our case that it's impeachable, and this president is impeached for life, regardless of any gamesmanship on the part of Mitch McConnell," the speaker said, referring to Mr. McConnell.
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"We're not panicking, it's obviously going to be a very bloody day on market,... but I have confidence in the portfolio," Eric Moore, income fund manager at Miton Group told CNBC Tuesday morning.
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The members called for bipartisan ground rules to be established for public discussion of the information provided by the FBI, adding it is critical the American people have confidence in the FBI's investigation.
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"As I have stated before, it is essential for residents of the City of St. Louis and our state to have confidence in their leaders," Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner said in a statement.
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" In the book, Keyser is quoted as saying that after a second meeting with FBI agents her "overall posture" toward Ford's account was that "I just really didn't have confidence in the story.
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"Patients should have confidence in using the products from these particular lots as Pfizer works to stabilize supply, which is anticipated in the fourth-quarter of 85033," Pfizer said in a statement Tuesday.
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A recent NBC/Wall Street Journal Poll found that 62% of respondents have confidence in the federal government to handle the coronavirus crisis, compared with 48% who said they had confidence in Trump.
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This rather unusual sequence of events — Mueller's decision not to issue a prosecutorial judgment, his decision to say he didn't have "confidence" in Trump's innocence, and Barr's clearing of the president — raises many questions.
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"It's a very contemporary, very modern story, to find out what sort of an artist we are as women, learning to have confidence in ourselves, to listen to ourselves, to be curious," Merlant said.
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Ukraine's citizens now have less faith in their government than those of any other country, according to Gallup, a polling firm: just 9% have confidence in it and 91% believe it is thoroughly corrupt.
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"I'm amazed at how I've been able to inspire people of all ages, races and disabilities to have confidence in their individuality and to challenge the stereotypes attached to the term disabled," she said.
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And the fact they still have confidence in me and still believe in me, just kind of makes you settle down a little bit, if that's the worst that can happen in a game.
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Based on the challenging vetting process involved, Congress should have confidence in their ability to rethink their earlier sentencing decisions, and to take action consistent with that rethinking, if they think it is justified.
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Then again, how can people from other nations be expected to have confidence in Trump when you just know the dude would need three-plus tries to point to their country on a map?
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Only 25 percent of Canadians have confidence in Trump, a fraction of the 83 percent garnered by former President Barack Obama two years ago, according to a Pew Research Center survey published last month.
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"The best way of handling this is if you don't have confidence in former CIA officials or government officials that you're not going to be consulting with, just don't gain them access," Johnson said.
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Alexander, speaking to reporters after the Monday night meeting, said Trump should have "confidence" in Graham to make good on his idea of taking up Trump's border request in exchange for reopening the government.
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"The ethics lawyers told him that he should not participate, should not supervise this investigation, that the public wouldn't have confidence in his judgments and now we learn they're discussing the case," Schiff said.
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Europeans are less enthusiastic about Clinton than her former boss, but the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee is still viewed positively: a median of 59 percent have confidence in her, while 27 percent do not.
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This is exactly why Americans don't have confidence in our political process, and why there is overwhelming support for reforming our campaign finance system, which includes a strong, effective FEC that enforces the law.
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" Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, the committee's top Democrat, asked, "How do we have confidence in you that you won't just be for the big corporations, that you will be for the little men?
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"The reason that about 95% of the U.S. soy crop is genetically engineered is precisely because farmers, food makers and ultimately consumers have confidence in the safety and nutrition of GMO soy," Konrad said.
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"We have no reason to have confidence in (Bristow's) ability to manage such a vastly more-complicated company," said James Rasteh of Coast Capital Management LP, which said it holds more than 100,000 Newmont shares.
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How can Americans have confidence in the outcome of the Trump-Russia matter if the integrity and impartiality of Mueller and Rosenstein has been compromised by their suspected cover-up of the Clinton-Russia case?
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American Airlines, United Airlines and Southwest Airlines — the three U.S. airlines that have the 229 Max planes in their fleets — on Tuesday told CNBC that they still have confidence in the aircraft and their crews.
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In a briefing on Air Force One, Trump also said he continues to have confidence in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and his economic adviser Gary Cohn, who are both helping with the tax reform push.
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A go-to staple for professionals, LinkedIn can pose dangers to unsuspecting users because people have come to have confidence in it and by extension, implicit faith that all accounts on the platform are legitimate.
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"We have confidence in the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft."
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Fifty-six percent of them have confidence in him to do the right thing on world affairs, a higher mark than Trump receives in most countries, according to a Pew Research survey released in January.
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About seven-in-10 have confidence in Trump in Israel, where 74% endorsed his decision to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and 66% back his withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal.
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U.S. House of Representatives' Speaker Nancy Pelosi has said that in order to approve the pact, Democratic lawmakers need to have confidence in a labor reform passed this year by Lopez Obrador's left-leaning government.
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" The Society of the Plastics Industry said consumers can have "confidence in the products they depend upon each day, while giving companies a more predictable regulatory system that is based on science rather than rhetoric.
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We have confidence in the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft.
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"Vaccines, for example, are one of our most powerful public health tools, and we need people to have confidence in them if they are to be most effective," said Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust.
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"There will be more steps to change what is happening in this community, so that the people of this community have confidence in their policing, and in the society around it," Buttigieg promised during the march.
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Trump on whether election will be stolen: 'Ask Obama' In the new poll, candidate support and partisanship are primary dividers on whether Americans have confidence in the vote count, with 220% of Clinton's supporters confident vs.
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The group, comprising the presidents of the supreme courts of EU states, said independence of the judiciary was a guarantee of respect for human rights and freedoms allowing citizens to have confidence in the justice system.
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"It's all good though, and I hope whatever challenges you face today - physical, emotional, financial - you'll have confidence in the care around you and you'll apply Todd's consistent advice: 'Don't sweat the small stuff,'" she wrote.
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And yet, according to a new Pew survey of citizens in 37 countries around the world, more people have confidence in Putin to "do the right thing regarding world affairs" than say the same about Trump.
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"As your largest union, we support you and have confidence in how you are running this large complex agency," said the letter from the public employees' union, which claims to represent 2,500 Broward Sheriff's Office employees.
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Americans are virtually evenly split on whether they have confidence in Trump ahead of the meeting -- 49% do, 47% don't -- and whether he is prepared for the negotiations -- 46% say he is, 48% say he isn't.
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"I am glad the coaches have confidence in me to be in there late and I was able to contribute," said Collins, who was one of five Gonzaga players to finish with at least nine points.
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"We hope to hear your assessment of the foregoing conflicts, whether individuals are being held accountable, and whether you still have confidence in the judgment of the special counsel you named and supervise," Goodlatte told Rosenstein.
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The Office of Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told CNN that "Canadians can continue to have confidence in their security and intelligence agencies to protect our safety and rights," and directed further questions to the RCMP.
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"Very few Hondurans have confidence in the results, and the country remains deeply polarized," said Mr. McGovern, who was among nearly 50 lawmakers who signed letters urging the United States to back the O.A.S.'s position.
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"We have confidence in the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," Shaw added.
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Investors described Turkish officials as unprepared and lacking details, and a J.P. Morgan survey carried out during the event revealed that more than 80% of investors did not have confidence in Ankara's ability to turn things around.
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" Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer of New York said on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday that it was "now impossible for anyone to have confidence in Secretary Acosta's ability to lead the Department of Labor.
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"His repeated expression of hostility to the Mueller investigation makes it impossible for the public to have confidence in his ability to exercise the necessary prosecutorial judgment," Goodman wrote in a separate piece calling for Whitaker's recusal.
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The consequences are that your fellow citizens questioned whether or not they can have confidence in the world&aposs premier law enforcement agency and that&aposs coming from someone who defended them a lot throughout his career.
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"We support the company's management and their ambitious growth plans because we have confidence in the business model and the strength of the Ozon brand," Dmitry Kamensky, partner at Baring Vostok Capital Partners, said in the statement.
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However, disappointing May hiring data and a UK vote that is too close in the polls to have confidence in the outcome have toned down her message, making a rate rise on June 163 now highly unlikely.
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"All people who use Twitter — including veterans — must have confidence in the integrity of the information found on the service," Kevin Kane, Twitter's public policy manager and another witness at the House Veterans' Affairs Committee hearing, said.
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We are obviously disappointed by this outcome, and we continue to have confidence in the abilities of our vendors, but if the DNC does not believe the virtual caucus can be secure, then we cannot go forward.
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How could we possibly have confidence in a plan to take away health care entirely, with a dubious promissory note to come up with a better (maybe) plan after we've witnessed years of Republican finagling and failure?
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And, although officials of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) say they have confidence in the integrity of the country's electoral systems, they admit that the increased sophistication of cyber hackers makes voting systems extremely vulnerable.
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His best scores come in Israel (seven in 10 have confidence in Trump's judgment) and he also scored 46% on the confidence metric in Ukraine, which, um, has been in the news quite a bit of late.
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"Roger faces a really uphill battle, but I have confidence in his legal team, and I am optimistic about his chances," said Michael Caputo, who worked on the 2016 Trump campaign and is a friend of Stone's.
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"There is certainly consensus ... that the current record lists are problematic, that few people have confidence in all the European and World Records and that something substantial needs to be done to correct the situation," Hansen said.
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In a new report, "The Millennial Economy," Ernst & Young and the Economic Innovation Group polled 1,200 American millennials (ages 783 to 34) and found that millennials no longer have confidence in some foundational elements of the establishment.
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"While we see scope for potentially tens of thousands of headcount reductions at Ford, we are increasingly concerned that the capital markets do not have confidence in Ford to take decisive action fast enough," Morgan Stanley's Jonas said.
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"For an ordinary citizen, we might consider whether that's perjury, but it's worse when it comes from the attorney general of the United States, because it means the public cannot have confidence in what he says," Schiff said.
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It shows that the public can have confidence in its institutions," President Enrique Pena Nieto said in a public address, according to the AP. "Mexicans can count on a government decided and determined to build a better country.
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The proposed fixes, however, may take some time to produce an impact, analysts say, as lenders will need to have confidence in both liquidity conditions and the trajectory of market rates whenever central banks move the policy lever.
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"We have confidence in management as most of the key players have come out of Electronic Arts and are following the same turnaround playbook that EA successfully implemented, " analyst Michael Olson wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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A median of just 22% said they have confidence in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs, a jaw-dropping collapse from the 64% who trusted the US president at the end of the Obama presidency.
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Or confirm that this is the best way that we can do it, so I have confidence in saying to the people of New York that this is the shortest, best route to the rebuilding of the tunnel.
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"The voters in the constituency where Richard Ferrand stands will be able to say in two weeks whether they, like me, have confidence in Richard Ferrand, and they will act as justice of the peace," Philippe told reporters.
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Trump's words won't erase the bumbling response to the disease's spread, and this has been a major problem for those Americans citizens who don't have confidence in the president -- who himself is the face of our federal government.
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"I think the president is working through the administration, he's got us on task doing a lot of work on making sure the elections are protected and the American public can have confidence in the elections," he said.
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Women were more likely than men (65% to 51%) to say they have confidence in Pope Francis, but there were "no meaningful differences in the proportions of Catholics questioning their church membership by age or gender," Gallup said.
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There are a lot of ethical questions to consider with regards to self-driving cars, like whether we have confidence in them, who they should kill when faced with that grim choice, if they might fuel eugenics, and more.
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"For retail investors to have confidence in our markets, exchanges must provide accurate information and comply with legal requirements, including being equipped for unexpected market disruptions," Stephanie Avakian, co-director of the SEC's enforcement division, said in the statement.
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A systematic review of studies of e-cigarettes and smoking cessation published last year reported that two clinical trials offer evidence that vaping leads to quitting, but cautioned that they were too small to have confidence in the results.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The American people should "absolutely" still have confidence in their personal privacy despite the government's success in unlocking an Apple iPhone belonging to a shooter in the San Bernardino, California, killings, the White House said on Wednesday.
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"We have confidence in reaching an acceptance level of 75 percent or more at the end of the exchange offer process, which is required for the success of the transaction as it avoids an adverse tax event," Linde said.
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"For retail investors to have confidence in our markets, exchanges must provide accurate information and comply with legal requirements, including being equipped for unexpected market disruptions," Stephanie Avakian, co-director of the SEC's enforcement division, said in a statement.
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That number is fairly divided by party identification lines, with Democratic subgroups (such as those who disapprove of Trump, nonwhite voters, and women) more likely to believe Democrats will take Congress, while Republican subgroups have confidence in their party.
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Why should we have confidence in an attorney general who lies about or forgets key facts, refuses to describe conversations with the executive branch, and claims no knowledge about collusion, plans for presidential pardons or contacts with foreign agents?
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"We're getting feedback from them (the FAA) as to what they need to have confidence in our systems, in our drones, to start changing the rules to better integrate drones into the national air space they control," Sallee said.
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Americans have been down on banks, big business, the criminal justice system and the health care system for years, and fewer have confidence in churches or organized religion now than at any point since Gallup started asking in 1973.
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"With serious concerns of potential voter fraud emerging across the state, it is becoming more apparent that a thorough recount is one way the people of North Carolina can have confidence in the results, process and system," McCrory said.
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"This legislation sells vulnerable patients and families false hope at the expense of weakening the FDA's critical role in making sure that all Americans can have confidence in the safety and effectiveness of our medical products," the letter states.
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Kennedy might otherwise have confidence in a Trump choice based on the new president's selection of Gorsuch, 49, who had been a law clerk to Kennedy in the mid-1990s and eventually became a federal appeals court judge in Denver.
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President Trump brings the heat at Democrats over the Comey firing, on Twitter, of course: On Chuck Schumer, who pointed out Trump's string of firings: "Cryin' Chuck Schumer stated recently, "I do not have confidence in him (James Comey) any longer.
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I would say that the two most important things are to always believe in yourself, always have that confidence in yourself so then other people know how they should treat you and know that they can have confidence in you.
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"Government, even despite several profit warnings, continued to give Carillion large public sector contracts (...) and the message that sends to businesses like mine, the small guys in the supply chain, is that central government must have confidence in Carillion," he said.
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"Ultimately we would like to have a Zimbabwe dollar that is stable, that we have confidence in and we will start working towards that and you will hear in the monetary policy statement the first steps towards that," Ncube said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Investment growth in China's real estate quickened slightly over January-August, suggesting investors still have confidence in a booming market even as more local governments tightened restrictions on home purchases in a bid to check rapid price rises.
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And the hardest challenge for those in the apparatus is to provide guidance and clarity to the American public so that they will have confidence in what their government is telling them and be prepared for the risks we face.
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The ambassador will face serious headwinds in German public opinion — just 11 percent of Germans have confidence in the U.S. president — but eloquently conveying your knowledge of and connections to Germany goes a long way in successful diplomacy in Berlin.
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Her rank and file say they still have confidence in their leadership to represent them in negotiations, but Congressional Hispanic Caucus members have emphasized that they have long worked on immigration reform and should be at the table for any deal.
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Speaking after a meeting with his German counterpart Heiko Maas in Berlin on Friday, Pompeo warned that the U.S. might have to withhold data on citizens or on national security if it didn't have confidence in the networks Germany was using.
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"We are an open and welcoming country because citizens have confidence in our immigration and refugee system and we have been able to continue to defend and protect the integrity of that system," he told reporters in Montreal on Wednesday.
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Amanda Uhry, the founder and owner of Manhattan Private School Advisors, which helps families with the admissions process, said she discourages parents from applying to for-profit schools, because she doesn't have confidence in the long-term stability of those schools.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Even though we just talked to the Treasury Secretary about taxes and some of the other programs that he is still very optimistic and confident about, A, do you have confidence in any of those things happening?
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Among those who express a favorable opinion of Marine Le Pen's National Rally party in France, which holds strongly anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim views, 43% said they have confidence in Trump's ability to make the right decisions for the world.
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"This legislation sells vulnerable patients and families false hope at the expense of weakening the FDA's critical role in making sure that all Americans can have confidence in the safety and effectiveness of our medical products," the letter sent Monday states.
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"How can the public have confidence in the integrity of legislation if the person introducing it has invested in a company that would benefit?" said Stephen Gillers, a professor of legal ethics at the New York University School of Law.
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Even though there has been a small but slowly growing number of young unvaccinated children in the United States, CDC research shows that most parents continue to have confidence in the safety and effectiveness of the measles vaccine, Messonnier said.
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"But this is a pretty good example of reaching the conclusion and then going in search of the investigation, and investigations that your viewers should have confidence in do it in the reverse order," Gowdy said of the allegations against Jackson.
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"As I have stated before, it is essential for residents of the City of St. Louis and our state to have confidence in their leaders," said Kimberly Gardner, circuit attorney for the city of St. Louis, said in a statement Thursday.
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"The level of investment in a country impacts directly on its GDP and Nigeria that is looking to shore up earnings from other sectors needs investors that have confidence in their system, and know that their rights are protected," Rewane says.
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But Mr. Cicilline, saying he did not have confidence in the veracity of what Mr. Trump tweets, pressed Mr. Whitaker to answer under oath about whether the president had lashed out or otherwise expressed dissatisfaction over the Cohen case developments.
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"Reviewing the case in light of the new evidence, we no longer have confidence in the weight of the evidence used to convict Mr. Coley," Simi Valley police and Ventura County prosecutors said in a joint statement earlier this week.
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"The general election for governor is over, but the citizens and voters of Georgia deserve an election system that they can have confidence in," Lauren Groh-Wargo, the CEO of Fair Fight and Abrams's former campaign manager, told reporters last year.
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" We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," Poole's statement said.
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By the numbers: A median of 34% of people around the globe view Russia favorably and just 26% of those polled have confidence in Putin to "do the right thing in world affairs," with more unfavorable opinions belonging to those in the West.
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"It's going to make you feel that I have confidence in myself whether you like me or not, or you like the way I look or not..."Though it's much easier said than done, Williams believes unconditional self-approval is worth cultivating.
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"When I first had Emme, I was so focused on doing everything 'right' or 'by the book' that I forgot to listen to my gut and have confidence in that," added Garcia Swisher, who has also played Ariel on Once Upon a Time.
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"What we have to do is allow [Trump] the opportunity to build out a group of individuals that he will have confidence in and that he knows are on the same thought pattern," said Blackburn, an executive committee member of Trump's transition team.
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Asked whether they have confidence in CEO Sundar Pichai and his management team to "effectively lead in the future," 74 percent of employees responded "positive," as opposed to "neutral" or "negative," in late 2018, down from 92 percent "positive" the year before.
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Paul Ryan: 'I do' have confidence in Trump White House press secretary Sean Spicer did not refute the Times story but said it was Comey's "grandstanding and politicizing" of the Russia investigation that put pressure on the administration's ability to engage Moscow.
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" The board which includes officials from Britain's GCHQ communications intelligence agency said in the report that the company had made "no material progress" addressing security flaws and it didn't have confidence in Huawei's capacity to deliver on proposed measures to address "underlying defects.
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Its independence is not just an institutional need; to safeguard imports and forestall a looming famine, international lenders and traders must have confidence in the bank's ability to manage Yemen's riyal currency and foreign exchange reserves free of political interference, said the sources.
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"I have confidence in our leadership but I think, again, CHC has sort of led on the issue of immigration for several decades now and I think that any agreement over anything that's negotiated has to have CHC buy in," said California Rep.
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Politicians who have spent the last couple of years talking about respecting democracy are now happy to risk the integrity of parliament to pretend they have confidence in a prime minister, when they obviously don't because they think that people might vote wrong.
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"Voters should have confidence in whatever systems are being used in their jurisdiction because election officials have taken the necessary steps to secure these systems and ensure the integrity of the process," said Matthew Masterson, a commissioner with the U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
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Now FEMA and the White House, just days after these surprising pronouncements, want us to have confidence in an objective alert system deployed in a crisis by the very federal agency and White House that has "graded" every single one to date.
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Across the 266 countries surveyed by the non-partisan Washington-based think tank, a median of 246% said they do not "have confidence in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs," while just 22019% expressed confidence in the American leader.
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"We still have a lot of investors who have confidence in investing in China," Frank Zheng, head of international fixed income at China Asset Management Company, said in a phone interview Thursday, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.
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" The board – which includes officials from Britain's GCHQ communications intelligence agency – said in the report that the company had made "no material progress" addressing security flaws and it didn't have confidence in Huawei's capacity to deliver on proposed measures to address "underlying defects.
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" The board – which includes officials from Britain's GCHQ communications intelligence agency – said in the report that the company had made "no material progress" addressing security flaws and it didn't have confidence in Huawei's capacity to deliver on proposed measures to address "underlying defects.
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We know that because President Barack Obama's numbers look much like Trump's in reverse: With the exception of Greece, the majority of people in all 16 countries surveyed say they have confidence in Obama's leadership in world affairs, and often by big margins.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have confidence in chief of staff John Kelly, Pence said on Wednesday amid fallout over the departure of two White House aides last week that has raised questions over security clearance procedures.
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By the numbers ... Across the 703 countries polled, just 27% of respondents on average have confidence in Trump to "do the right thing regarding world affairs," compared to 34% for Xi. Even Russia's Vladimir Putin wins more confidence than Trump — he came in at 30%.
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"(There is) a risk we will have to change our behavior in light of the fact that we can't permit data on private citizens or data on national security to go across networks that we don't have confidence (in)," he told a news conference.
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"The American people have been pulled apart by this entire spectacle and we need to take time to address these claims independently, so that our country can have confidence in the outcome of this vote," Manchin said in a statement, reported the Washington Post.
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Among the 10 European nations included in the Pew Research Center poll, a median of just 9 percent of Europeans have confidence in Trump to "do the right thing on world affairs," while fully 85 percent have no confidence in the presumptive GOP presidential nominee.
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"Institutionally, the top tier corporates and banks (in Turkey) are sound and we have confidence in company treasuries to manage their liquidity but when there's political noise that can lead to volatility," said Steve Cook, co-head of emerging market fixed income at PineBridge Investments.
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Not only need to be able to protect your infrastructure, to extent you have a problem, you need to be able to be resilient – and be resilient and get back up running, in a way that people continue to have confidence in your operations.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence have confidence in chief of staff John Kelly, Pence said on Wednesday amid fallout over the departure of two White House aides last week that has raised questions over security clearance procedures.
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"An equivalent assessment should be undertaken of the financial resilience of companies proposing to carry out hydraulic fracturing operations so that stakeholders can have confidence in the company's ability to meet its commitments," he said in a in a written statement on parliament's website.
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"If this investigation finds proof of illegal activity on either side to such a level that it could have changed the outcome of the election, then I would wholeheartedly support a new election to ensure all voters have confidence in the results," he said.
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INGRAHAM: The IG the following in part of the report, "Under these circumstances we did not have confidence in Strzok&aposs decision to prioritize the Russian investigation over the following up on the Midyear-related investigative lead discovered on the Wiener laptop was free from bias".
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"In his confirmation hearings, senators, the media, and the American public should closely examine his stances on these key issues to ensure we can have confidence in his ability to uphold the Constitution and our laws on behalf of all Americans," the group said in a statement.
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"The sooner the Venezuelan people can determine a government that they have confidence in that is legitimate, and that can start instituting economic policies that pull them out of the spiral that they're in, the better off it's going to be for all of us," Obama said.
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"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," Janelle Poole, a company spokeswoman, said in December.
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"We don't have confidence in the Nigerians' ability to use them in a manner that complies with the laws of war and doesn't end up disproportionately harming civilians, nor in the capability of the U.S. government to monitor their use," said Tim Rieser, a top Leahy aide.
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Related: Full poll results Among political independents, there's a near even split on this question; 40% say they have more confidence in Trump, 37% the Democrats in Congress, with a sizable 15% saying they don't have confidence in either side to handle the nation's most pressing problems.
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"Women still have confidence in their views, even when they see that their status is low," said Tali Mendelberg, a Princeton University professor who is co-author of The Silent Sex: Gender, Deliberation and Institutions, a study from Princeton and Brigham Young University published in 2015.
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"I have confidence in President Macri's leadership, and I strongly encourage and support his engagement with the International Monetary Fund to strengthen Argentina's monetary and fiscal policies to tackle the country's current economic challenges," Trump said in a statement after speaking with Macri on a call.
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Ten shadow ministers resigned from their cabinet positions on Sunday in a bid to topple the party's current leader, Jeremy Corbyn, saying they no longer have confidence in his ability to lead the party in the wake of the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union.
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About half, 249%, say they have a fair amount of confidence or a great deal of confidence in Trump to deal with the outbreak, below the 245% who say they have confidence in their state government, 133% in their local government and 213% in the federal government.
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"In times of emergency, the American public need to have confidence in the information being provided by the White House, and misrepresentation of National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts is especially disturbing when it concerns an ongoing natural disaster that has already killed twenty people," she wrote.
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But just 33% of registered voters who described themselves as very enthusiastic about the prospect of voting in this fall's midterm elections have confidence in Trump's respect for the rule of law -- another anxious sign for GOP officers gearing up for a dogfight to preserve their majorities.
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"We know that the process of approving the 737 Max's return to service, and of determining appropriate training requirements, must be extraordinarily thorough and robust, to ensure that our regulators, customers, and the flying public have confidence in the 737 Max updates," Boeing said in a statement.
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"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)The VR revolution hasn't swept the world like a lot of people thought it would, and though I still have confidence in the medium as a whole, modern VR also has a lot of room for improvement when it comes to comfort, optics, and affordability.
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Global polling this year from the Pew Research Project found that preponderant majorities of the public in key US allies describe Trump as not qualified, arrogant, and dangerous, with large majorities saying they do not have confidence in his ability to do the right thing in world affairs.
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In addition, political instability and at times chaos would reign in the United States if one or more states, whose vote totals will decide the outcome of the U.S. Presidency cannot report their vote totals in a timely fashion, or do not have confidence in the vote totals.
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"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," a Microsoft spokesperson told CNBC in an email on Friday.
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"You want to make sure that the people who come to your fair have confidence in what they buy," said Tefaf's New York-based chairman, Nanne Dekking, who was appointed in July and is co-founder and chief executive of Artory, a company that provides secure data on artworks.
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"Certainly we have confidence in the No. 2, otherwise the president wouldn't have asked him to serve at such a senior level position within the E.P.A." Meanwhile, as the negative media reports about Mr. Pruitt continue, Mr. Trump is now likely to pay more attention, the officials said.
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"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," Janelle Poole, a spokeswoman for Microsoft, told the Washington Post.
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Separately from Office, the notion that it's built on the Office platform is big, in the sense that all the security, the reliability — we invest a ton in making sure that governments and industries around the world have confidence in their constituents, their customers putting content in the Office 365 service.
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In that same fashion, his promises to shed the ideologues and run his administration like a business — put "the best people" in power and negotiate "great deals" — are deeply appealing to a society in which two in three people have confidence in small business but only 8 percent approve of Congress.
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Mike Rounds on his former colleague Jeff Sessions: "We have a great deal of respect for Attorney General Sessions ... and I can tell you that he is the right man for the job and we have confidence in him"Trump slammed the AG again in an interview that aired today. pic.twitter.
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I could get sexual satisfaction outside of my marriage with a person I trust and have confidence in, but then have to hide that fact from my husband for the remainder of our lives together, which also feels like a compromise of what I have traditionally viewed as morally acceptable.
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If the president prepares a plan to build the domestic capacity to quickly and effectively address future public health threats, Americans will be more secure, the world can have confidence in American leadership in times of crisis and Mr. Trump will have earned the support of American voters in November.
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"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough, and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," a Microsoft representative told Business Insider&aposs Ashley Stewart in a statement.
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"As there was then, there is now only one way to ensure that the American people have confidence in the outcome of the momentous decision ahead of you — and that is to ensure that the process by which you arrive at your decision on the President's removal is a fair one," he wrote.
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If there are serious, legitimate questions — and there are — about the comments, about whether or not some type of outside force is delegitimizing this process, we need to be proactive and work with whoever is a willing partner to make sure that we can have confidence in the integrity of this process.
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"We are committed to rebuilding SME trust and confidence in banking and recognise that, as part of this, it is essential that SMEs have access to dispute resolution options that they can have confidence in and which can be relied upon to deliver inexpensive, unbiased and prompt decisions," the RBS spokesman said.
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"In these cases, we concluded, unfortunately, the police were not being truthful, and we couldn't have confidence in the integrity of their reports and their testimony, and so, in good conscience, we could not see these convictions stand," Mark Rotert of the Cook County Conviction Integrity Unit said in a news conference.
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"While automakers, suppliers and even the U.S. government are enthusiastically moving toward putting fully autonomous vehicles on the roads, consumers need to have confidence in the technologies currently in vehicles before they will be willing to take their hands off the wheel of self-driving cars," J.D. Power said in a news release.
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"The public must have confidence in federal judges and with this type of hostility toward voting rights and taking on cases that are adverse to voting rights, I think that will eliminate the public's confidence in his work," said Representative G.K. Butterfield, a North Carolina Democrat and member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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"The value of what Zahra is doing is huge, not just in the country, but I think for all young Muslim girls to have confidence in themselves and to know that if there something they want to do in their lives, they should live their dreams and go for it," Cochran said.
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MUSTAFA TAMEEZ, DEMOCRAT STRATEGIST: Well, Judge, the same OIG that did the report that led to Andrew McCabe leaving the FBI is investigating this and that report will come out and when it does, you know, I am sure you will have confidence in it and we&aposll see where we go from there.
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Pew poll: More people in the world have confidence in Putin than Trump Still, Suslov says there is real preparation going on for a Putin-Trump meeting but when they meet, he thinks, the Presidents will discuss only the "contours" of an agenda, leaving any details to be revealed later by their senior officials.
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"We have confidence in our leaders, within and outside OPEC, who have strongly supported our joint efforts with our non-OPEC partners to assist the oil market to restore stability after the worst oil cycle in history, to continue to provide leadership in these uncertain times," OPEC's Mohammad Barkindo said in comments to Reuters.
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Trump on Friday signaled he does not have confidence in Rosenstein, who is overseeing Mueller's probe after Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE recused himself.
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The company told Business Insider&aposs Ashley Stewart:"We have confidence in the qualified staff at the Department of Defense, and we believe the facts will show they ran a detailed, thorough and fair process in determining the needs of the warfighter were best met by Microsoft," a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement.
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"Actually, air quality from April to June was among the best over the last five years in Beijing and we still have confidence in achieving the target," said Shelley Yang, a project manager at the Clean Air Alliance of China (CAAC), a non-profit organization that includes academic, government and corporate organizations that "care about clean air".
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Consider the use of functional near-infrared spectroscopy to identify simple yes/no answers given by locked-in patients to true-or-false statements; they were right 70% of the time, a huge advance on not being able to communicate at all, but nowhere near enough to have confidence in their responses to an end-of-life discussion, say.
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When you talk to Penny before her race, she might come off as a little nervous and joke that 'Oh yeah, I'm not going to do so well,' but deep down you know that she knows that she's good and when you have that attitude and you have confidence in yourself, that's what gives her an edge.
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"Whitefish Energy appreciates the efforts of the committees to gather information so that they have confidence in the overall process to support the people of Puerto Rico as well Whitefish Energy's capabilities and commitment to deliver on the contract to help restore power and a sense of normalcy for the people of Puerto Rico," it said.
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So, it's hard to know if there's any actual impact on decisions, but I know some of the folks that are still there and I have confidence in them, but whether it's actually having that impact or not... It's not even a thing anymore when the President tweets some of this stuff or says it in speeches.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, refused to say whether he would have confidence in Trump as commander in chief.
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The White House says President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE continues to have confidence in his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani following the former New York City mayor's exit from his law firm on Thursday.
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Arguments, for example over female attire and the raising of children, suggest that in many Western countries, "liberals don't trust Muslims, and therefore want to regulate their lives more closely, and Muslims don't trust liberal society, which means they are less likely to have confidence in a neutral, rules-based political system and more likely to focus on their own communal life," he says.
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"I do not have confidence in him [Jim Comey] any longer" was a quote, not from President Trump, but from Democratic Minority Leader Chuck SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE, in early November.
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In an interview with The Hill from the Democrats' national headquarters in Washington, Perez detailed the DNC's 2020 battle plan and core mission, which he said is twofold: To ensure that primary voters have confidence in the nominating process and to hand the eventual nominee the resources and infrastructure he or she will need to defeat Trump from the moment that person walks off the stage from the convention in Milwaukee.
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A Trump-Russia special prosecutor can be appointed by one person — the man whose memo justified firing Comey A Trump-Russia special prosecutor can be appointed by one person — the man whose memo justified firing Comey Following the abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey Tuesday evening, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said appointing an independent prosecutor was the "only way" to have confidence in the investigation. Sen.
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"When you look at what's at stake here and the number of people that voted for him, the number of people that have confidence in him, the number of people that believe he is leading a movement to change Washington, and his opponent is someone who is more of the same, I think there's a heavy weight on him to, to, you know, not pull out and run this race to the end," he said.
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Most American voters say they think the U.S. will be able to reach a diplomatic solution with North Korea, but less than half have confidence in President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to handle the situation, according to a new poll.
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Most Americans have confidence in special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE and congressional Democrats, as both investigate aspects of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and his administration, according to a new Hill-HarrisX poll.
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Sen. Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) had a testy exchange in an interview on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Wednesday as he refused to say whether he would have confidence in GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as a commander in chief.
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