But we are in disagreement about a treaty from 1859.
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My husband and I are in disagreement on this topic.
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Right now I am speaking up in disagreement with Maxine Waters.
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Members arrived in Buenos Aires in disagreement, and refused to budge.
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But they remain in disagreement on climate change, immigration and trade.
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But I'm definitely in disagreement with him on a few issues.
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He and his partner became locked in disagreement over what to do.
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Fifty-nine percent of DOD respondents agreed, with only 10% in disagreement.
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Even Eater's top critics Ryan Sutton and Robert Sistema were in disagreement.
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Dear Miss Manners: My mother, sister and I find ourselves in disagreement.
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Parliament remains mired in disagreement and the E.U. disinclined to reopen matters.
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He skipped a 2013 visit in disagreement with Obama's support for Planned Parenthood.
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The community of credible experts on guns aren't really in disagreement on this point.
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She said it's important for children to see people coming together - even in disagreement.
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Those are the things that people in disagreement with Melania Trump should be criticizing.
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But Washington remains mired in disagreement, unable to move forward on any specific plan.
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"That would be a disaster," said Francis, as Charlie's mother shook her head in disagreement.
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For this reason, reviewers can often be in disagreement about the merits of an article.
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Lawmakers are in disagreement over one proposal that would exclude exports but hit imports harder.
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He wrote in disagreement with Mr. Robins's perception, suggesting that a broader view is needed.
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Politicians decide something, then a large contingent of people take to the streets in disagreement.
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They were apparently in disagreement about energy supply, which caused missing energy amounts 113 GWh.
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"I don't like to say it was desperate," the defensive tackle Cameron Heyward said in disagreement.
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Whitehouse said it was Trump's displeasure with people in disagreement with him that was un-American.
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Indications were that German federal and state governments were in disagreement about whether aid should be paid.
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If he keeps up that rhetoric, Sessions might soon find himself in disagreement with his own party.
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Kremer said that students in disagreement can still voice their opinions -- just maybe not quite so literally.
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To ask the questions in public would be to admit that we were unsure, or in disagreement.
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It's an argument I often see these days: Partners are in disagreement over what it means to cheat.
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I shriek through the phone; I cry, laugh, murmur in agreement, shout in disagreement, and howl for joy.
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Senior aides to both Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer dismissed Mr. Mulvaney's suggestion that they were in disagreement.
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Dear Heloise: My husband and I are in disagreement over what we cannot put down our garbage disposal.
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"But, we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement," he wrote.
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But legal analysts and U.S. senators are in disagreement over whether Mulvaney or Leandra English should lead the CFPB.
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Netanyahu and Obama were at the time embroiled in disagreement over the Iran nuclear deal, which Israel officially opposed.
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Instead, reports have surfaced that the two sides are in disagreement over China's desire to see existing tariffs lifted.
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He resigned a year later in disagreement over budget cuts and a reduction in the size of the Navy.
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It had also lied to its employees developing the technology and fired workers who raised their voices in disagreement.
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Werman: I know for a while political analysts were in disagreement on whether Russia and China's relationship was improving.
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Other physicists seem to be in disagreement with the paper's hypothesis, however, specifically in regards to some of the numbers.
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He then second guessed his own behavior and sought to go easier on his son whenever they were in disagreement.
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" Barasso shook his head in disagreement, while others on the Republican side voiced their opinions, with some shouting "not true.
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His accuser, Army Colonel Kathryn Spletstoser, sat quietly in the room during the hearing, occasionally shaking her head in disagreement.
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McMaster is on a track that is in disagreement with other figures in the White House, notably [policy adviser] Steve Bannon?
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"Even the Republicans are in disagreement about a lot of the details about how the program would work," Ms. Lake said.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday that Washington and Beijing are still in disagreement over the size of China's agriculture purchases.
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With the Brexit debate in London and Brussels mired in disagreement and recriminations, concerns and warnings from businesses have grown louder.
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"I'm basically in disagreement with everything he says," said Howard House, 58, a Democrat from Jacksonville, Florida, who took the poll.
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Though occasionally (you surmise: You don't turn to look at him if you can help it) he shakes his head in disagreement.
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When one of the hosts reminded her that Brown physically assaulted Rihanna in 2009, the "Lipgloss" rapper shook her head in disagreement.
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Min said that they were both right, adding "in a way"—a phrase she used often when the girls were in disagreement.
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But much of the difference in projections may be rooted in disagreement over another question: how many people the world can handle.
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Having heavyweights like Mattis weighing in to support the deal could give Republican senators more reason to stand in disagreement with president.
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"EDF leadership will be drinking champagne," said Gerard Magnin, who in 220 resigned from EDF's board in disagreement over its all-nuclear strategy.
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Britain and the EU are working toward sealing an agreement on their future ties by October, but the process is mired in disagreement.
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"EDF leadership will be drinking champagne," said Gerard Magnin, who in 20143 resigned from EDF's board in disagreement over its all-nuclear strategy.
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Trump has found himself in disagreement with top advisers on foreign policy decisions, clashes that have led to various departures in the administration.
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He gently held Salahi's shoulder, and said, "Everything's O.K." Salahi shook his head, and clicked his tongue in disagreement, but refused to speak.
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Avianca Brasil said in a statement that the announcement by ANAC was "in disagreement with the judicial decision" in a Sao Paulo bankruptcy court.
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A wide range of U.S. allies have found themselves in Trump's crosshairs, or in disagreement with his policies at some point during the campaign.
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It has been practice at this agency that parties who are in disagreement with the decisions that we make, that they will file suit.
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But as I've since realized, final cut means nothing if you're in disagreement with your financiers — they just won't promote or release your film.
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"We have the famous line in officiating, 'Better one punch too soon than one punch too late,'" he says, shaking his head in disagreement.
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Carige's chairman, deputy chairman and two board members have resigned in recent weeks in disagreement over Chief Executive Paolo Fiorentino's management of the bank.
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Since the justices tend to weigh in most often when circuit courts are in disagreement, such a ruling "would make Supreme Court review less likely".
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Cancer experts are in disagreement as to whether testing tumors for mutations driving the cancer and picking drugs that target these mutations ultimately benefits patients.
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But they were in disagreement about big constitutional issues, such as the role of the armed forces, which they ambitiously hope to resolve by September.
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In the past, the Biennial has been a political stomping ground for artists, and simultaneously artists and activists in disagreement with curatorial and artistic decisions.
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A revenue-neutral tax plan is not necessarily something President Donald Trump is in disagreement with, chief tax writer of the House of Representatives, Rep.
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So in order to achieve Republican policy aims, solid Republicans should stand with the President 100 percent, or at least stay silent when in disagreement.
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So in order to achieve Republican policy aims, solid Republicans should stand with the president 100 percent, or at least stay silent when in disagreement.
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Ms. Mogherini said she and Trump administration officials remained in disagreement on some issues, including refugees and migration, climate change and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Scientists are also in disagreement about whether another ancient fossil, the 558-million-year-old Dickinsonia, is an animal, plant, fungus, or something else entirely.[Nature]
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Rock and Compton-Rock were in disagreement over whether the comedian should support a child whom Compton-Rock says was raised as their own for years.
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But Republicans are in disagreement over funds being set aside for Puerto Rico, which is still rebuilding from the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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"In other words, the majority of Americans appear to be strongly and intransigently in disagreement about our leadership and the direction of our country," Dalio wrote.
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Whether you agree or disagree with Paglia (and many people have made strong arguments in disagreement), she has always understood the country while other experts did not.
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The foreman, who is the only black person on the panel of 12, later said an impasse remained with one juror in disagreement with all the others.
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The lender is facing a management crisis after its chairman, deputy chairman and several board members resigned in disagreement over the leadership of Chief Executive Paolo Fiorentino.
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NATO held its first formal meeting with Russia's ambassador in almost two years on Wednesday, and the talks were mired in disagreement on the conflict in Ukraine.
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Partisanship in recent years has reached its most extreme levels on record, inhibiting our willingness to collaborate with, listen to, and even respect each other in disagreement.
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But the main parties remain in disagreement over how a potential caretaker government could function in the future in the event that Johnson was removed from office.
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On Saturday, Brett McGurk, the presidential envoy for the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, pushed forward his scheduled departure from the post in disagreement with Trump's decision.
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" The source adds that Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner has been helping with Dream, and that Kardashian and Chyna, 29, are "still in disagreement when it comes to money.
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However, 5 Star and the League are in disagreement over the latter's plan to give greater fiscal autonomy to the rich northern regions, il Corriere della Sera said.
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" The source added that Kardashian's mother Kris Jenner has been helping with Dream, and that Kardashian and Chyna, 29, are "still in disagreement when it comes to money.
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Although Ryan claims his retirement had nothing to do with Trump, as Speaker he repeatedly found himself in disagreement with the president on a slew of policy matters.
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Cover: Constituents hold signs in disagreement with U.S. Congressman Leonard Lance (R-NJ 7) during a town hall event at a community college in Branchburg, New Jersey, Feb.
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The millions of NAFTA stakeholders should pay close attention and become active advocates, as needed, to help assure that this window of opportunity is not lost in disagreement.
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Mr. Abe proposed such a meeting after Mr. Trump himself had two summit meetings with Mr. Kim, the second of which, in February in Vietnam, collapsed in disagreement.
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Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly told CNN on Tuesday the service is not in disagreement with the commanding officer and is working to get sailors ashore.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has set an end-year deadline for Washington to reconsider its approach in denuclearisation negotiations after the last talks ended in disagreement.
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We also discuss: There's a lot Levin and I disagree on, but there are few people I learn as much from in disagreement as I learn from him.
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It was then that Cyrus Vance quit the Carter administration as Secretary of State in disagreement with President Jimmy Carter's ultimately botched effort to rescue US hostages in ran.
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Wearing a black suit, white shirt and blue tie, Breivik sat still much of the time, shaking his head in disagreement with lawyers defending the state on some occasions.
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The full Senate could vote on a tax reform bill as early as Thursday, but some lawmakers and conservative groups remain in disagreement about certain parts of the bill.
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Legislatures in Connecticut, Illinois, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin remain in disagreement about how to close ongoing budget gaps in their states or fund new budget initiatives.
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Mattis resigned in disagreement over Trump's Syria decision, which will likely empower Russia and Iran and leave Syrian Kurds -- staunch US allies -- at risk from both ISIS and Turkey.
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We call on students to remain civil in disagreement, even on difficult issues, and to make Georgia Southern University a place that we all can feel proud to represent.
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"The evidence available to the prosecution was thin, was tenuous and in those circumstances the court finds itself in disagreement with the trial judge," the 57-page judgment stated.
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Pelosi chided reporters as "the only ones who are sowing" the idea that Democrats are in disagreement over the nature of the party's ongoing investigations into alleged presidential wrongdoing.
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Her week started with her chief Brexit negotiator and her foreign secretary both resigning in disagreement with May&aposs plan for Britain&aposs post-Brexit relationship with the European Union.
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"We are in disagreement with the position of the French government, which, as was decided in Paris, says the elections in Libya must be held on December 10," he said.
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Many will recall Justice Samuel Alito shaking his head in disagreement with President Obama's description of a case holding at a State of the Union address a few years back.
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Of course, resignation as an act of protest is not a choice to be lightly made by those who join an administration and find themselves in disagreement with the president.
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Okay, no, no-- INGRAHAM: We agree with you though, we are not in disagreement about that but what my point was, was a simple point, I don&apost care about Roseanne.
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A national news agency is misleading YouTube users, sowing the seed of unrest, destroying public tranquility by being "less than candor", prompting online harrassment by users verbally attacking anyone in disagreement.
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The ceasefire would be on the same terms as an earlier one that ran from April until the end of August, when U.N.-sponsored peace talks in Kuwait ended in disagreement.
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And we even love debating with each other and having differences of opinion even in our own marriage can show us how to be civil in disagreement with other people as well.
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Fed officials seem to be in disagreement about the timing and number of rate hikes in 2016, Gundlach, who oversees $95 billion at Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said on an investor webcast.
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However, discussions over telecommunications became mired in disagreement over how to incorporate Mexico's 2013-14 reform, which imposed regulatory curbs on America Movil, the Carlos Slim-controlled company that dominates the market.
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American's Boeing 737 MAX planes have a special display that shows pilots when the angle of attack of the plane is in disagreement with readings from sensors on the aircraft, said Feinstein.
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He will also meet with AfghanPresident Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah, the two leaders who share power under the unity agreement and who have been in disagreement over key appointments.
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"That is something that I'm always telling younger analysts and associates: 'Don't be afraid to say your true point of view, even if it's in disagreement with your direct boss,'" she said.
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None of the patents are essential to a standard, Qualcomm says, which means it isn't required to license them — as it is with the other patents the two companies are in disagreement over.
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But the replacement law lacks clarity, with top state leaders in disagreement about what it means for transgender bathroom access, the American Civil Liberties Union and Lambda Legal argue in their amended lawsuit.
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His accuser, Army Colonel Kathryn Spletstoser, sat quietly in the room during the hearing, occasionally shaking her head in disagreement, and afterward told reporters that Hyten had lied to the senators under oath.
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Having robust political institutions that can do this — that ensure that actors have a stake in the system as a whole — are especially useful when opposing parties are mired in disagreement and distrust.
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The two sides had been in disagreement over $13 billion in bonds that the Abu Dhabi fund backed in 2012 as part of an effort by the Malaysian government to buy power plants.
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In each instance these were pillars of Republican orthodoxy—and, in the case of Russia, Mr Pence was in disagreement with Mr Trump, who has praised Mr Putin's "very strong control" of his country.
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When we find ourselves in disagreement with our superiors, we're often forced to choose between two difficult decisions: Safeguard our careers by keeping our mouths shut or risk ostracism by going over their heads.
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EU member states are in disagreement over how the bloc should deal with tens of thousands of migrants arriving every year in Europe, the bulk of them by sea from Turkey and North Africa.
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US Defense Secretary James Mattis resigned last week in disagreement over Trump's decision, which could leave the Syrian Kurds, whom the United States has assisted and armed, at risk from both ISIS and Turkey.
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Lawmakers were in disagreement over how much money to set aside for the infectious virus, which can cause birth defects in pregnant women, but there were also other barriers to getting this bill passed.
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The Trump administration and military officials may be in disagreement over the choice to keep CIA presence in Afghanistan if troops are pulled from the nation, according to a Monday New York Times report.
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In that way, horse racing may not be all that different from politics – another activity in which participants revel in disagreement, crow about being right, and can get big payouts if they pick a winner.
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But an emergency hotline dedicated to women in and around the exclusion zone says they have received calls from numerous heartbroken women in disagreement with their husbands on how to raise their children going forward.
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Talks aimed at dismantling North Korea's nuclear and missile programs have been stalled since a second summit between Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump in Vietnam in February broke down in disagreement over nuclear disarmament.
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The last executive meeting Sassani attended was late summer 2016, where he became excessively agitated when the team didn't stay on script per his agenda and were in disagreement with how he wanted to spend funds.
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When asked about this lie during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday, he responded: "I talked directly to Bob Mueller, not members of his team," said Barr, suggesting he and Mueller were not in disagreement.
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South Korea offered Thursday to act as a mediator to make sure a denuclearization summit between Washington and Pyongyang goes ahead — even though Seoul is itself embroiled in disagreement with its neighbor over joint military drills.
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Some might think that it would be equally uncomfortable for Bloomberg, an avatar of capitalism, to be offering to support an avowed Democratic socialist with whom he is so decidedly in disagreement on so many issues.
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Why has the Pope joined with the child's parents in disagreement with the UK government's decision to forbid Charlie Gard's transfer to the US for an experimental therapy and to order the termination of his life support?
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Most of them make their living on the payrolls of companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Uber, and many are increasingly disillusioned and in disagreement with the actions of their employers on key political and moral issues.
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But they were in disagreement with Democrats over how to do it, and senators from both parties tried Thursday to tamp down expectations that the chamber would pass a solution that would make it into law quickly.
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Fed watchers say it's hard to tell just how much disharmony there was on previous Fed boards because the Fed was less transparent in the past, and other Fed chairs may have been better at reining in disagreement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union between Prime Minister Theresa May and the EU will require a "reset", said former Brexit minister David Davis, who resigned earlier this year in disagreement with May's proposals.
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Dæmons act independently of their humans, and can often be in disagreement with what their human is thinking or feeling (much in the way people's minds or instincts can be at odds with their heart or gut feelings).
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He has also distanced himself from some of Trump's policies, and on at least two occasions, Pence sent tweets in disagreement with Trump's policies that were already recirculating on Twitter as Pence's selection appeared all but certain Thursday afternoon.
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Russia, together with Turkey and Iran, was already presiding over a separate track of peace talks in Kazakhstan distinct from U.N.-backed Geneva talks, and the Sochi event was meant to kick start a peace process mired in disagreement.
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From last year, the two governments have been locked in disagreement over the Trump administration's demands that China buy more American goods and pull down protective barriers that foreign businesses say put them at a heavy disadvantage in China.
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LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Negotiations on Britain's exit from the European Union between Prime Minister Theresa May and the EU will require a "reset", said former Brexit minister David Davis, who resigned earlier this year in disagreement with May's proposals.
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To the Editor: I fear that Dr. H. Gilbert Welch's advice to treat high blood pressure less rigorously, in disagreement with new guidelines to lower blood pressure more aggressively, might be misconstrued by many people, especially those with high blood pressure.
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Talks between Greek Cypriot leader Nicos Anastasiades and Turkish Cypriot leader Mustafa Akinci had stalled last month in disagreement over the modalities of a conference in Geneva including Britain, Turkey and Greece and which would address security issues on a post-settlement Cyprus.
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The two men embarked on a day of talks on an island off the Russian Pacific city of Vladivostok two months after Kim's summit with U.S. President Donald Trump ended in disagreement, cooling hopes of a breakthrough in the decades-old nuclear row.
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That would require a pact between the PD and smaller groups that split off in disagreement with the high-handed ways of the PD's leader, Matteo Renzi, and his readiness to hatch deals with some of the most controversial figures on the right.
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Putin and Kim held a day of talks on an island off the Russian Pacific city of Vladivostok two months after Kim's summit with U.S. President Donald Trump ended in disagreement, cooling hopes of a breakthrough in the decades-old nuclear row.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to survive a parliamentary vote of confidence on Wednesday after his right-wing coalition partner quit in disagreement over a deal that aims to end a years-long name dispute with Macedonia.
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"It is unfortunate that this did not find acceptance by the US." The U.S. and India have been in disagreement over trade for months, particularly over Indian protectionism and U.S. attempts to prevent the country from buying Iranian oil, according to the Times.
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A couple of generations ago, one of the only sure things about a boy band was that it would someday recede — the members would age out, or be mired in disagreement, or its passionate young fans would become less passionate older fans.
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For months, the United States, Canada and Mexico have been mired in disagreement over a U.S. demand to require a greater portion of North American auto parts and components under NAFTA, which Trump has threatened to ditch if it is not recast to his liking.
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He is also in disagreement with the scientific consensus among researchers who have studied the issue and agree that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, emitted primarily by burning fossil fuels and other human activity, are the main cause of climate change in recent decades.
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The protesters occupying Ihumātao do so in disagreement with a tribal authority with links to the area, which has supported the housing project after gaining a number of concessions from the developer, including moving the planned housing back from the main protected heritage area.
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Among their objectives: derailing Amazon's regional office in New York: Most of them make their living on the payrolls of companies like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Uber, and many are increasingly disillusioned and in disagreement with the actions of their employers on key political and moral issues.
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"I think it's really important for us to say what our values as a community are, and to be in disagreement with the values that he put forward in his talk," Chanda Prescod-Weinstein, professor of physics at the University of New Hampshire and one of the statement's authors, told Gizmodo.
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While Trump's much-hyped meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un broke up in disagreement over sanctions linked to Pyongyang's nuclear weapons program, testimony from his former lawyer Michael Cohen, who accused him of breaking the law while in office, represented a potentially damaging development for the president at home.
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This week — in part a function of their 4–4 split but also likely in recognition of the need for the court to project stability and even-handedness in the face of a contentious nomination battle — the message they have chosen to put forward is one of comity even in disagreement and, perhaps, compromise.
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To be an artist was to be in opposition to the state, and art is always at its most thrilling when it is in disagreement with something, when the people who are making it feel that they are creating work not merely as an intellectual exercise, but in defense of the right to expression itself.
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"I think that it's important to make criticisms of the government as a whole and criticisms of the policies, but to do so in a way that you can invite the individuals who maybe were on the opposition before, or who voted for somebody whom you are in disagreement with ... that you open the door for a conversation with those people."
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