I was not only in opposition to NAFTA — I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA, I was on the picket line in opposition to NAFTA because I understood — I don't think this is really rocket science.
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Two seemingly conflicted ideas, standing in opposition to one another.
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My expression is not in opposition to anything or anyone.
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But environmental groups lined up in opposition to Wheeler's nomination.
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The Economist was founded in opposition to tariffs and mercantilism.
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The party needs a stint in opposition to revive itself.
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Democrats were united in opposition to the motion to proceed.
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These two rights are not in opposition to each other.
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We fought two bloody wars in opposition to their ideologies.
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Multiple human rights advocates in opposition to the ruling party.
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"This group was formed to be in opposition to that."
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MORE is once again in opposition to this latest proposal.
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All of this is in opposition to Mr. Ryan's ideas.
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Opponents and supporters of Brexit joined in opposition to her deal.
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I was in the lead in opposition to the Keystone pipeline.
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And ultimately, no one ever spoke in opposition to Huffman's proposal.
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Instead, the party quickly regroups in opposition to the incoming administration.
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Irish identity was reimagined in opposition to an alien English culture.
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Homeowners are a mighty voting bloc in opposition to these ideas.
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It was clearly in opposition to what President Trump had said.
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Moonves was a leading voice in opposition to such as deal.
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Two Republicans voted with Democrats in opposition to the procedural vote.
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The State Department has come out in opposition to both measures.
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He's been in opposition to critical digital-security tools, like encryption.
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One of the problems with the rhetoric that the Black Lives Matter movement exists in opposition to police, exemplified by Clarke's "blue lives matter" declaration, is that Black Lives Matter was not defined in opposition to police.
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Leaders accomplish nothing when they work in opposition to their own people.
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"We're not supportive of or in opposition to the message," he said.
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The Trump administration filed in opposition to the temporary restraining order Thursday.
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Elizabeth Warren attempted to give in opposition to the nomination of Sen.
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Yet, there remain those in opposition to any new surveying at all.
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Kazempour said the group would unite in opposition to the U.S. request.
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No one spoke in opposition to Huffman's amendment during floor debate. Rep.
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I mean, I've spent my entire life in opposition to Oxbridge attitudes.
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The act of policing places the police in opposition to this community.
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I've always seen myself as a person who's in opposition to everything.
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But there are forces mobilizing in opposition to this potentially devastating repeal.
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It is largely a party of convenience in opposition to the Democrats.
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Perhaps Mr. Trump will manage to unite us in opposition to him.
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At least two lawmakers resigned in opposition to parliament's not being consulted.
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No one spoke in opposition to either bill during House floor debate.
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Young voters could be driven by the polls in opposition to Trump.
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Many Democrats have entrenched themselves in opposition to funding a border wall.
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Satisfying them all would require including elements in opposition to one another.
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"I rise in opposition to this atheist statue, all right?" she said.
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For the bulk of its history, the Democratic Party has understood itself to have been dually founded by Thomas Jefferson (in opposition to Hamilton's Federalists) and Jackson (in opposition to the Whigs of Henry Clay and John Quincy Adams).
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Parchizadeh explains that this is because the regime defines itself in opposition to the US and to the international nation-state system, in the same way that the Soviet Union defined itself in opposition to capitalism and the West.
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Liberals like Wilson saw themselves, by and large, in opposition to entrenched elites.
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The Republicans were lockstep in opposition to almost every major Obama administration initiative.
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Retired army officers have held small weekly protests in opposition to a deal.
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Years before the Women's March, Maricopa County was marching in opposition to Arpaio.
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"We wrote this in opposition to Donald Trump and all xenophobes," says Bello.
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The solar industry has joined with other critics in opposition to his proposal.
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The Florida Senate, meanwhile, has written letter in opposition to the commission's request.
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Democratic voters in opposition to the House plan grew from 52% to 58%.
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The upper chamber is already on record in opposition to the Cadillac tax.
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"We're the people in opposition to what Orwell called the smelly little orthodoxies."
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Seventy percent of independents said they were also in opposition to the decision.
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The demonstrators had planned a "die-in" protest in opposition to the bill.
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The Arena recognizes that Democrats cannot simply define themselves in opposition to Trump.
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We were now officially the enemy, we were in opposition to those goals.
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Now he's joined his colleagues in speaking out in opposition to the President.
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Urban design specialists also raised their voices in opposition to the old model.
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It is based neither in opposition to one president nor loyalty to another.
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Starr returned to the Senate floor, this time in opposition to Trump's impeachment.
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No one spoke in opposition to Huffman's proposal the second time around, either.
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Each of the votes in opposition to the CR came from Republicans: Sens.
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"Nancy chose to do it in opposition to our staff recommendations," recalls Tate.
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More than 150 groups have also come out in opposition to the changes.
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" He was "an endurance test that united his children in opposition to him.
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Nearly all of those states' leaders have come out in opposition to it.
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All Americans of good will must stand in opposition to their vile delusions.
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Since then, we've been doing other direct action in opposition to myth-mongers.
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Democrats, activists, and web companies are already coming out in opposition to Pai's plans.
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But unbending authoritarianism remains, and Hong Kong's identity still evolves in opposition to it.
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Elizabeth Warren's silenced speech speech in opposition to Jeff Session's nomination as attorney general.
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He resigned from the party last fall in opposition to the government's Brexit policy.
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Those demonstrations were birthed in Tehran in opposition to the election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
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Indeed, a host of companies have come out in opposition to the new administration.
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Yesterday, I wrote about Kaine having come out in opposition to the Hyde Amendment.
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It stood for the communitarian we, in opposition to the atomization of neoliberal individualism.
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Ben Sasse, Lindsey Graham and John McCain spoke out in opposition to the idea.
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I've been in opposition to him and in solidarity with people who are oppressed.
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Our lives were defined in opposition to the feminine—the two didn't exist together.
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That is why 19 provider groups have spoken out in opposition to this rule.
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Mr Vance's brief in opposition to Supreme Court review is due on December 18th.
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A new generation of populist leaders now define themselves in opposition to the media.
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Local groups are planning to protest outside of the venue in opposition to Bannon.
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To that end, Sawant&aposs political platform has largely been in opposition to Amazon.
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According to a contemporary poll, Americans were nearly united in opposition to that plan.
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The National Rifle Association, however, has come out in opposition to such a change.
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Curry isn't the only Warriors team member to speak out in opposition to Trump.
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But a few GOP members have come out in opposition to the FCC's repeal.
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Only two Republicans joined the 46 Democrats and two independents in opposition to DeVos.
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All else equal, Fed rate hikes would be working in opposition to those goals.
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If it means people who stand in opposition to Trump's degradation of the country.
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Mass protests erupted at airports across the United States in opposition to the ban.
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His public stance on climate change is in opposition to near universally accepted science.
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Democrats have obstinately united in opposition to Trump's Cabinet nominations, as is their right.
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Though the Russians organized some rallies in opposition to Trump's candidacy, most were supportive.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, are working to keep members unified in opposition to the bill.
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A teenager in opposition to both, she felt weirdly free, but often incredibly lonely.
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Politicians up and down both coasts have come out in opposition to the plan.
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House Democrats, meanwhile, are vowing to hold the line in opposition to the rule.
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Elias sounds exhausted, like he's breathing under water; a rasp in opposition to pop punk.
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The two ideas were to some extent in opposition to each other; they both foundered.
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A lifetime ago, literary studies was conceived precisely in opposition to the specter of demagogues.
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"Practices of human trafficking are in opposition to FIFA&aposs own values," FIFA said Friday.
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Either way, Tomohiro continues Schmoe's laudable tradition of pacifist construction, in opposition to deplorable destruction.
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There are few things more directly in opposition to every democratic principle we hold dear.
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The Know-Nothings were founded in opposition to the new, radical, anti-slavery Republican party.
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Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau said that Catalans were united in opposition to the judge's actions.
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Iraq Veterans Against the War occupied John McCain's office in opposition to Rex Tillerson's nomination.
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Democrats and Republicans pretend to be in opposition to each other but they're really not.
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A lot of that energy is coming from the left in opposition to the president.
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Multiple Democrats, including Booker and Harris, have already come out in opposition to Kavanaugh's nomination.
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These narratives outline our national identity, defining who we are in opposition to our Others.
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Gallego has also been a strong voice in opposition to Pelosi and voted for Rep.
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Her counterpart Robert Jackson, by contrast, has been outspoken in opposition to mandatory shareholder arbitration.
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The new governor has already staked out some positions in opposition to the Trump administration.
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CNN and CPI planned to file motions in opposition to the government's request for delay.
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A February march in opposition to Clarke's push to join the federal program drew thousands.
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"Rock 'n' roll has always existed as a force in opposition to oppression," he says.
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Why this matters: Top tech executives were already lining up in opposition to the order.
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Only 6900 percent of registered voters said they planned to vote in opposition to Trump.
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In "Other World" (2015), Odita's extended color triangles move radically in opposition to one another.
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We stand in opposition to the white supremacy, homophobia, and hatred that this incident embodied.
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Mr. Melgaard says that homophobia has been a driving factor in opposition to the project.
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Moreover, China is increasingly positioning itself in opposition to the U.S. on the global stage.
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Scientists marching in opposition to a newly elected Republican president will only cement the divide.
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Many of the accounts have since posted messages in opposition to the Trump administration's views.
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A few lawmakers have come out in opposition to Haspel — most prominently Paul and Sens.
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Its a movie that lets its politics be defined in opposition to its external critics.
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Ted Cruz came out in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership during the presidential campaign.
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Republicans used to be the big-government progressive party, formed in opposition to slavery and pushing to remodel the South after the civil war; they have also been the small-government party, not only now, but in opposition to the New Deal in the 1930s.
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That has led those in opposition to ramp up their efforts in the last few days.
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European leaders were already increasingly defining themselves in opposition to Trump; now they will be angrier.
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In opposition to the first Crew game from 2014, The Crew 2 has almost no story.
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They define themselves by a negative association with something they want to be in opposition to.
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In the past, CEI has taken tough stances in opposition to tech regulation and antitrust enforcement.
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It's undeniable — and understandable — that Earth Day has traditionally stood in opposition to the business community.
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Yet do not exaggerate how much the Asia hands work in opposition to their president's preoccupations.
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South Sudanese national identity, so far as it existed, was mostly defined in opposition to enemies.
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The Republicans left in Congress generally placed themselves in opposition to this newer, bigger government role.
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I'm in opposition to the pipeline right here in New Hampshire and the pipeline in Vermont.
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Some of those advertisements in opposition to legal pot are just beginning to hit the airwaves.
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Sevier has filed lawsuits across the country in opposition to same-sex marriage, the newspaper noted.
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Ben Sasse (R) says Trump has no core principles — are in opposition to the conservative tradition.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, who has been outspoken in opposition to her party's hysteria over transgendered people.
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Most of the responses were in opposition to any new rules on their sale or use.
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Most progressives I know are firm from day 1 in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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It's a territory of the richest nation on Earth -- a country founded in opposition to colonialism.
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Why this matters: Tech companies were most vocal in opposition to the order over the weekend.
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As a child, did you fear or resent your father's work in opposition to Qaddafi's regime?
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Dr. Pan said he was heartened by those who responded in opposition to Ms. Biel's position.
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But it was in opposition to these acrobats of the keyboard that contemporaries experienced Chopin's playing.
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Those voters have long defined themselves in opposition to the intellectual seriousness Democrats purport to personify.
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Sixteen groups representing patients and heath care providers came out Monday in opposition to the bill.
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Though the comedians' programs were shown in opposition to each other, they arrived at similar places.
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My beliefs can stand, steadfast, in opposition to a Sieg Heil pug named Buddha -- or worse.
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Tech leaders in Silicon Valley also came out over the weekend in opposition to the ban.
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The Democratic electorate is moving in a pro-trade direction, in opposition to Ellison and Sanders.
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The U.S. dollar index, which typically moves in opposition to gold, has gained nearly 3 percent.
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Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich -- came out in opposition to a short term funding bill Wednesday.
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He added that, as a Republican, he avoids speaking out in opposition to other Republican proposals.
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Or the president acts in opposition to tribal interests, seemingly contrary to the duty of protection?
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Rural landowners and environmental justice advocates have united in opposition to Dominion's proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
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Most think that focusing on immigration in opposition to a xenophobic president will pull in Latinos.
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On Care, optimism is generated despite the sorrow of existence, and not in opposition to it.
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European conservatism developed in opposition to the French revolution; American conservatism idolises the revolutionaries who declared independence.
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Reproductive Health Services, a ruling that allowed the state of Missouri to legislate in opposition to Roe.
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But former employees and critics say the company's true ethos has often been in opposition to this.
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And when convictions start to live in opposition to reason or truth, that's a very dangerous thing.
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Atlantans march in opposition to white supremacy and support for the city of Charlottesville in August 2017.
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His mode of provocation was a construction of a sensibility and style in opposition to totalitarian logic.
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Comcast has filed a statement with the SEC in opposition to the Disney/221st Century Fox merger.
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Those who have defined themselves in opposition to the right will miss that conservatism when it's gone.
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Democratic turnout has surged in primary races across the country this year, largely in opposition to Trump.
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Charlie Dent (PA-15): Dent was one of the most outspoken moderates in opposition to the legislation.
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Conversely I don't trust the Robert Crumb-ian need for "authenticity" in opposition to the avant garde.
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The prospect of central bank stimulus also drove up bond prices, which move in opposition to yields.
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But Algiers, existing in opposition to whatever prevalent currents you got, are underdogs by disposition and design.
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One of his first votes in Congress was in opposition to NAFTA, in defiance of President Clinton.
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This will likely increase confusion as to whether states can legalize marijuana in opposition to federal law.
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The Anti-Defamation League has come out in opposition to Bannon, but other Jewish groups have not.
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Media and political hysterics work in opposition to -- not in favor of -- getting to truth and transparency.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats are unified in opposition to President Trump's racist attacks on four female members of Congress.
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But Baldwin situates himself in opposition to the Nation of Islam and their militant calls to action.
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Guaidó took an oath as interim president earlier this week amid nationwide marches in opposition to Maduro.
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Prior to him, the highest number of votes in opposition to a secretary of State was 14.
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Dean Acheson resigned in 1933 as treasury undersecretary in opposition to Franklin Roosevelt abandoning the gold standard.
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Trump ran directly in opposition to the establishment of the Republican Party -- and all it believed in.
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We, along with thousands of other faith leaders across the country, stand in opposition to this provision.
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It was a rally in opposition to Ireland's abortion bans, which are among the strictest in Europe.
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Another 37 Democrats have come out in opposition to Trump's nominee, according to The Hill's Whip List.
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The chain continues to receive backlash for its CEO's 2012 comments in opposition to same-sex marriage.
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The government needs a consistent and principled approach in opposition to foreign interference that distorts public discourse.
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This is the second time this year that Keryn Redstone has stood in opposition to her aunt.
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Ramit Sethi is a popular financial guru who has largely defined his career in opposition to Bach.
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For most, this means finding a practice that runs in opposition to any prescribed path to salvation.
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If all Democrats unite in opposition to Trump's court pick, one GOP defection would sink the nomination.
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Democrats need to avoid the trap of framing their stance on Venezuela solely in opposition to Trump.
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Another 37 Democrats have come out in opposition to Trump's nominee, according to The Hill's Whip List.
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Throughout the fall, there were 3,000 to 5,000 people regularly at camps in opposition to the pipeline.
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McCain's opposition is likely to trigger other GOP senators to come out in opposition to the bill.
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Patrick Burgwinkle, a spokesman for ECU, said they would welcome GOP support in opposition to dark money.
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"We really did unite everyone in opposition to this and pushed hard against it," the source said.
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Cory Gardner, the most endangered Republican up for reelection this year, came out in opposition to witnesses.
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They joined with conservative activists, environmentalists, grid experts, big businesses and others in opposition to the proposal.
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The most active centrist organization, No Labels, began six years ago in opposition to polarized, cutthroat politics.
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Some trans people have found a kind of power in defining themselves in opposition to these ideas.
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Beyond New Jersey, coastal communities and citizens throughout the country are rallying in opposition to this plan.
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No Democrats are expected to support DeVos, with the conference uniting in opposition to her nomination. Sen.
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"I rise in opposition to this atheist statue, all right?" a resident said at a county meeting.
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They stand in opposition to widespread, supposedly hypocritical American Christianity, including mainstream and more moderate evangelical churches.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, objected to a floor speech that Warren, D-Massachusetts, was giving in opposition to Sessions' nomination when she quoted a letter that Coretta Scott King wrote in opposition to Sessions during his attempted confirmation for a federal judgeship 30 years ago.
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I&aposm glad that Putin&aposs government is acting in opposition to the domination of the United States.
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" Bendat-Appell described the protests that have erupted in opposition to the travel ban as an "ethical imperative.
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Trump has also defended police standing in opposition to Black Lives Matter protests over police shootings and brutality.
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"Indifference kills, and we desire to lift up our voices in opposition to this murderous indifference," he said.
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Democrats are united in opposition to the House bill to gut former President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law.
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House Republicans were united in opposition to impeachment when it was put to a vote in December. Sen.
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Lefties warned that without a spell in opposition to formulate more distinct policies, the party would be doomed.
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And in Italy, the populist Northern League has set itself firmly in opposition to European control over them.
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His order also makes reference to Venezuela's National Assembly being in opposition to the launch of the petro.
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Democrats are united in opposition to Trumpcare and have begun paying for ads attacking Republicans for the bill.
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Greg Abbott of Texas, who as state attorney general sued 31 times in opposition to Mr. Obama's policies.
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The Klan's influence waned, but then rose again in the 1960s, in opposition to the civil-rights movement.
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Many executives have spoken out against the president, including in opposition to his order on immigrants and refugees.
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You've also placed this music in opposition to EDM culture specifically, what turns you off of that scene?
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But in opposition to that trend, the death rates for middle-age whites rose from 1999 to 763.
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It also means that I can say whatever I want, be it in opposition to you or not.
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He could require support from Democrats who have been, so far, basically united in opposition to his agenda.
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Her firm worked in opposition to the AHCA, including on grounds raised by Cruz and Freedom Caucus members.
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Already, these decentralized networks are coming to major Western cities in opposition to the reach of larger telecoms.
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But support for black lives does not, and cannot, stand in opposition to blue lives and their families.
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According to its own creation myth, evangelicals rose up and began to organize in opposition to Roe v.
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These two goals do not stand in opposition to one another; the federal government should be doing both.
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In August, Walsh thanked counterprotesters who took to the streets of Boston in opposition to a conservative rally.
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Davis had resigned in opposition to Prime Minister Theresa May's plan for life after leaving the European Union.
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While Democrats have their own share of internal divisions, they have largely rallied together in opposition to Trump.
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Native American tribes and conservation groups have filed suit against the Trump administration in opposition to the reductions.
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The movement began more than two months ago in opposition to a bill allowing extradition to the mainland.
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We know there will be other advocacy organizations lined up with similar tools in opposition to our positions.
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Teachers in Kentucky are also leading a statewide rally in opposition to a GOP-backed pension reform bill.
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Even House Republicans who lost in November -- and have spoken in opposition to the President -- acknowledge the power.
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And you have made a public stance to different Los Angeles's immigrants in opposition to the federal government.
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The miracle of this book is that the romance and the analysis aren't in opposition to each other.
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A coalition formed in opposition to those plans, and in 1990 it spawned the nonprofit Jay Heritage Center.
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In opposition to this divisive mindset, artist Omar Pimienta offers citizenship in "Colonia Libertad" to all who apply.
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Next month, the pressure building in opposition to gerrymandering will be on display at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"Republicans here are pretty unified in opposition to taking down the statues, and Democrats are divided," said Skelley.
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Nevertheless, we can take this stand unequivocally: It is all unacceptable and we stand in opposition to it.
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Any three GOP defections could kill any Trump nominee (if Democrats unite in opposition to him or her).
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People are more energized in opposition to the other side than they are in support of their side.
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They are compulsively reactionary, defining themselves in opposition to liberalism — or, that is, to their caricature of it.
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But a few, including Blue Shield of California, came out in opposition to the bill before the vote.
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"It's sound financial management advice to obey the law, rather than to blatantly act in opposition to regulations."
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This new left didn't rise up in opposition to the old Obama base; it evolved out of it.
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Getty Images Protesters demonstrate outside the White House in opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline on March 10.
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It noted that the city's decision came after residents spoke in opposition to the mosque in public meetings.
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Protesters chant slogans in opposition to a new fuel tax during the "yellow vests" demonstration in Paris, Dec.
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I asked him about his assertion in the article, in opposition to the protests, that democracy meant compromise.
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That would be a waste of resources and would cast the news organization in opposition to the president.
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I thought that I would eventually build a life in opposition to my father's career in global finance.
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Outside of the executive branch, other LGBTQ opponents or opportunists are lining up in opposition to existing law.
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Despite Mr. Trump's intent to protect the automobile industry, most of it remains united in opposition to tariffs.
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Representative Jared Golden of Maine, another centrist freshman, joined them in opposition to the obstruction of Congress charge.
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Republicans were unanimous in opposition to impeachment, something Trump has cheered in the wake of the historic vote.
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There were 12,000 people trying to petition against this bill, going to Tallahassee in opposition to this bill.
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Now artists both Australian and non have added to the voices in opposition to the nightlife-antagonizing legislature.
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So Tubman stood in opposition to the racist suffragists who said that black women shouldn't get the vote.
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Other groups are trying to rally people around an alternative agenda after coming together in opposition to Trump's.
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We wanted to make a film about someone strong, who intentionally inserts himself in opposition to a different world.
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The UN Security Council, which held closed-door consultation Wednesday, remains united in opposition to North Korea's missile launches.
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"You know that all this was invented by the people who stand in opposition to Mr Trump," Putin said.
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After all, who (at least among liberals) wants to position themselves in opposition to responsible consumption and women's empowerment?
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They began in opposition to a proposed extradition law but have since morphed into a wider pro-democracy movement.
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There is an appetite for heartless humor and a bustling market for anything in opposition to the politically correct.
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Notably, Clinton faced arguments during her race that closely echoed those made in opposition to women's right to vote.
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No matter how much we like you, you will become our enemy once you stand in opposition to China.
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A fascist is somebody who identifies with one group — usually an aggrieved majority — in opposition to a smaller group.
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Importantly, the Constitution advises the Senate to work "with" the president, not "against" him or in opposition to him.
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Trump won the Republican nomination not by being part of the official Republican machine, but in opposition to it.
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Brat conceded that people often get excited in opposition to certain policies -- as demonstrated in Tuesday night's town hall.
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Republicans hold 52 seats, and no GOP senator has officially come out in opposition to any other Trump pick.
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Forty-two Democrats have come out in opposition to the measure, which is also facing opposition in the House.
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He outlined a vision for American foreign policy oriented in opposition to what he termed an 'axis of evil.
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I just don't define myself in opposition to them, but instead in terms of what I want to achieve.
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Outdoor retailer Patagonia also lent its voice in opposition to the move Monday, setting the home page of Patagonia.
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"Whereas Ceausescu succeeded in uniting Romanians in opposition to him, his fall threw them into confusion," Professor Deletant said.
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"That will unite a lot of people in opposition to their actions, if that's the play call," Davidson said.
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The group has some 275 members, mostly faculty, on about 110 campuses working in opposition to the B.D.S. movement.
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Since reentering politics several years ago, Donald Trump has defined himself in opposition to a single figure: Barack Obama.
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It was an atmosphere of hope and unity in opposition to the hate and racism of our country's past.
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Italy and Poland were among those who voted in opposition to the bill, while Estonia, Belgium and Slovenia abstained.
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The latest reporting is that nearly 12,000 new comments have come in, overwhelmingly in opposition to a new approval.
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The party's embrace of outright isolationism culminated in opposition to aiding Britain once World War II began in 1939.
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The tobacco company Altria dropped $17 million in opposition to the measure, which failed 47 percent to 85033 percent.
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Saturn was in opposition to Earth on June 27, and Mars will be on July 27, the ESA said.
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In fact, University of Arkansas Chancellor Joseph Steinmetz issued a strong statement in opposition to the law in January.
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Viewed from an absolutist Christian viewpoint, anything that isn't Christian is Satanic, since it stands in opposition to Jesus.
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Umino has been one of the few public officials to come out in opposition to the Tokai Daini extension.
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In opposition to usual trends, most of those under 45 (53%) say that Republicans will maintain control of Congress.
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There is an attitude constructed in opposition to each other, which in no way binds a sense of society.
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And on trade: Most progressives I know are firm from day 1 in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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But the obstacles he would face can be seen in opposition to his recent statement about an import tax.
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Employees at Google staged a walkout this week, not in opposition to the company's management but sanctioned by it.
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But before that, he resumed his writing, this time spilling ink in opposition to Jefferson in a Federalist publication.
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"The gist of the opposition to Armslist lies in opposition to the private ownership of firearms," the statement said.
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In 1986, Coretta Scott King wrote a letter in opposition to Jeff Sessions' nomination to become a federal judge.
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Such divisive, hateful rhetoric runs in opposition to the culture of inclusivity and tolerance that Democrats aim to strengthen.
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America's Essential Hospitals is one of the first major health groups to come out in opposition to the bill.
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No more than two Senate Republicans can vote against their bill if Democrats are united in opposition to it.
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It's not just the American people who stand united in opposition to the unprecedented vote by the Senate today.
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It's got its own set of behaviors that came about because of, or in opposition to, these awful conditions.
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" Outside, hundreds of protesters gathered in opposition to the speech, holding signs and shouting, "We don't want your Nazi hate.
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Trump is projected to handily win tonight's caucus, but his stance on solar is in opposition to most Nevada voters.
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But pop [and] rock music representing the youth in opposition to older people, I think, is an idea that's gone.
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January 290 -- Protests start nationwide Mass protests start at airports across the United States in opposition to the travel ban.
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Tribe members and protesters have been camped out for months in Cannon Ball, North Dakota, in opposition to the pipeline.
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Moreover, the exhibition does not position indigenous artists in opposition to non-indigenous artists, but promotes collaboration between the two.
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But the events in Charlottesville the weekend prior made it harder not to define Democrats in opposition to the president.
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I was not only in opposition to NAFTA — and this is an area where the secretary and I have disagreements.
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And now am the rankings member on the Budget Committee, leader of the Democrats in opposition to the majority Republicans.
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Demonstrations began peacefully last Wednesday in opposition to Ortega's proposed reforms to Nicaragua's crisis-hit National Social Security Institute (INSS).
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For example, when you think about the airport protests [in opposition to the executive orders on immigration and Syrian refugees].
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Some powerful constituencies stand in opposition to his ideas—and some of his ideas stand in tension with each other.
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Those in opposition to the pipeline used social media to generate widespread support from Hollywood celebrities, military veterans and politicians.
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The worries are manifold: This kills momentum on legislating, and unifies Democrats in opposition to everything they want to do.
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An emergency rally in opposition to the pullout has been organized today outside the White House from 5-6 p.m.
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Healthcare associations, including those representing doctors and hospitals, have largely come out in opposition to the legislation from House Republicans.
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The protesters gathered in opposition to Senate Bill 4, the sanctuary city legislation that was passed and signed by Gov.
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The legal indulgence appears to allow (and even celebrate) unprofessional acts, when taken in opposition to Trump or his administration.
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Democrats are united in opposition to the bill and at least 10 Republicans have said they oppose the existing draft.
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In effect, the right took this enhanced definition of political correctness and placed it in opposition to freedom of speech.
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In March, North Korea made nuclear threats during a propaganda push in opposition to joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
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Artforum stands in opposition to Mr. Landesman's behavior, and nothing the magazine has submitted to the court defends his actions.
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That a party entirely out of power in Washington would define itself in opposition to the majority is not surprising.
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Civic engagement in opposition to Trump has also required conversations about the conditions of those most affected by destructive policies.
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Like so many men of his generation, Zeke defines his adult image of heterosexual love in opposition to this scene.
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Liberation was a thread that ran through Rihanna's ANTI, which felt in opposition to her previous highly curated pop persona.
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The leading voice in opposition to Trump granting an interview with Mueller -- John Dowd -- left Trump's legal team in March.
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Andrew Cuomo (D), spoke out in opposition to her use of the term, which is typically associated with the Holocaust.
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The lawmakers, concerned about the reports, highlighted the administration's own quotes in the past in opposition to supplying the weapons.
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The account posted a video to Twitter showing a group of Kentucky protesters in opposition to McConnell on Aug. 6.
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Trump's tweet that the lawmakers should "go back" to where they came from had united Democrats in opposition to him.
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Nearly forgotten amid the fancy armored suits of the latest Avengers, Iron Man's origin story lay in opposition to war.
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This time, their excuse was rioting in opposition to the United States moving its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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Alphabet, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft, Uber, Stripe and others are drafting a letter in opposition to the immigration and travel ban.
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Moreover, this finding stands in opposition to evidence that Clinton's support among female voters has dropped sharply in recent months.
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Almost every Republican in Congress came out in opposition to the tax, and many Democrats also had issues with it.
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Even if a General Assembly resolution is non-binding, its potential passage would show overwhelming consensus in opposition to Trump.
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In opposition to that risky approach were North Vietnam's aging revolutionary leader, Ho Chi Minh, and his military chief, Gen.
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This lack of affirmative consensus means the parties can only unify in the negative, in opposition to the other party.
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"Thinking of it as uniting in opposition to Bernie is a mistake," a Democratic adviser close to one campaign said.
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Many were covering their faces in opposition to the rumored legislation coming that afternoon to ban wearing masks in public.
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Withdrawing from Paris would greatly please conservative groups, which have orchestrated an all-out push in opposition to the pact.
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But other GOP senators, including in Republican leadership, downplayed or dismissed the developments and stayed firm in opposition to witnesses.
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In constitutional theory, it's now commonplace to define originalism in opposition to the liberal notion of the living Constitution—i.e.
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But Sanders has gone further than several of his rivals in defining his foreign policy in opposition to plundering autocrats.
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"In the art world, the whole idea of blackness in opposition to whiteness, it's just kind of late," Chromati says.
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"In the art world, the whole idea of blackness in opposition to whiteness, it's just kind of late," Chromati says.
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The new President, it said, is becoming "a danger to the world" that Germany must stand up in opposition to.
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Sprint, in particular, has planted a flag in opposition to the interest-free financing options for the pricey new iPhones.
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It's reminiscent of another grass-roots movement, started in opposition to a new president, eight years ago: the Tea Party.
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As for House Republicans, I think the safest bet is that they will be united in opposition to the articles.
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For example, Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia cited the Bible in opposition to the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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The company's positions on assault weapons and large capacity magazines stands in opposition to the NRA's views on both issues.
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And he expressed concern over the political forces building in opposition to free-trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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They did this in opposition to Zionists, whose support for Hebrew and emigration to Palestine the Bundists saw as impractically "utopian".
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On that issue, Trump hasn't really polarized the public so much as he's united it in opposition to restrictive immigration policies.
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Others, including those who have spoken up in opposition to the president, claim they do not feel safe in the space.
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Some 20173 protesters gathered outside the Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston in opposition to its new Andres Serrano exhibition.
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I think drugs become one means amongst many to identify certain populations as being dangerous and in opposition to American values.
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Her spokesman, Tom Mentzer, said their office has received 80,000 calls in opposition to DeVos, 40,000 against Trump's pick of Sen.
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Most often, we link arms in opposition to something — whether it was during the civil rights movement or after 9/11.
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The ringed planet will be in opposition to the sun, rising high in the sky in the east shortly after sunset.
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The United States came out in opposition to the vote, along with major European states and neighboring countries Turkey and Iran.
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But although Egyptians united in opposition to his rule, their differences re-emerged during the country's short-lived experiment with democracy.
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"I consider the accusation to be quite silly, considering she's in opposition to the supposed Russian clients," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Unsurprisingly, the consumerist and materialistic aspects of V-Day kind of put it in opposition to the values of Ash Wednesday.
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Nootropix becomes a symbol of electro-queer enlightenment: an android who acts in opposition to sexual, economic, political, and philosophical hegemonies.
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Public school teachers' unions are generally in opposition to charter schools, which use public money but operate with little public oversight.
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Yes, Bohemian Rhapsody was a massive hit with audiences, just like Queen's music — both in opposition to the opinion of critics.
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We've taken our fleet offline until 4:30pm locally in order to rally your support in opposition to the council's recommendation.
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Since he was elected, many Democrats have continually upped the ante to out-resist each other in opposition to President Trump.
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The network reported that the two news organizations plan to file motions in opposition to the government's request for a delay.
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The victory came despite millions of dollars spent in opposition to the ballot measure by major oil companies like Chevron Corp.
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Two Republican senators, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and John Kennedy of Louisiana, sided with Democrats in opposition to the resolution.
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Venus hates to fight, but whatever: In opposition to Jupiter, Venus is asking you to confront issues in your home environment.
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Former Kansas senator and Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole came out in opposition to Kobach and support of Colyer on Monday.
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In the same vein, Republican voters saw a sharp 23.06-point increase in opposition to impeachment, from 295% opposed to 21%.
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One statement in opposition to a climate denier—who is likely to be confirmed anyway—does little to change that reality.
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The unrest began in June in opposition to a now-suspended extradition bill, and have since grown to include broader demands.
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He often took positions solidly in opposition to his running mate, safely knowing that most Americans would not know the difference.
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The two, along with many other top party figures, have sought to portray a diverse party unified in opposition to Trump.
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The article rightly concludes that transparency is important when evaluating the public testimony in support or in opposition to new therapies.
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In opposition to further development thousands have taken to the streets vowing to block bulldozers if Trans Mountain construction goes ahead.
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But the most truly creative expression to unfurl inside iMessages so far has been made in opposition to Apple's imposed boundaries.
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As we grew into adolescence, it reaffirmed a shared view that was, predictably, in opposition to our parent's standards of decency.
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The party will remain staunchly united in opposition to Hillary Clinton and her agenda should she win the presidency, of course.
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Candidates are beginning to stake out positions in opposition to Sanders, whose critics warn that he's too far outside the mainstream.
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A group of 145 people in the tech industry published an open letter this week in opposition to Donald J. Trump.
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"We don't believe that single drop of blood from a finger stick can do everything," says Hawkins (in opposition to Theranos).
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In the Second Liberian Civil War, which began in 1999, numerous rebel groups rose up in opposition to Mr. Taylor's regime.
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It's also worth remembering that the American system of government was set up in opposition to kings who wielded unchecked power.
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As a young person, long before I ever held any position, I was active in opposition to the war in Vietnam.
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Not everyone accepted that gesture, and some people were fearful of speaking in opposition to what they perceived as American policy.
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The first legal challenge to the mayor's plan came in opposition to a shelter for 104 elderly men in Crown Heights.
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He also responded to Panamanian users' tweets about the demonstrations, which began in opposition to a bill allowing extraditions to China.
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After, the U.K. Parliament did kill the deal three times in opposition to former Prime Minister Theresa May's plans last year.
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Since the House began its inquiry, opinion has flipped from a plurality in opposition to a plurality in support of impeachment.
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This, in opposition to "premium mediocre," which he uses to describe older millennials concerned with neurotically crafting an aspirational self-image.
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The U.S. District Court of Utah ruling stands in opposition to a 2016 D.C. district court decision denying American Samoans citizenship.
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When a politician -- or, really, anyone -- becomes a star overnight, there's an inevitable backlash that grows in opposition to the rise.
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A few activist groups have already announced their intent to stage protests outside the speech venue in opposition to Bannon's visit.
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All but one Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has come out in opposition to Pompeo as secretary of State.
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A wide range of lawmakers and organizations — most recently a coalition of 11 foundations — made statements in opposition to his proposal.
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He opened Kushino Terrace partially in opposition to the popularity of a style of exhibition that dominates art brut in Japan.
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But Venezuela's ruling class has been unable to come together, either in support of Mr. Maduro or in opposition to him.
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That student, Chandra Yadav, 20, studies Hindi literature and, like other secular Indians, also protested in opposition to the citizenship bill.
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In the lead up to the Iranian revolution of 1979 he also worked to organise demonstrations in opposition to the Shah.
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But Macron has also started to carefully carve out a space for himself in opposition to the xenophobia of Le Pen.
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Conservatives ran in opposition to legal pot, but at this point they are a fairly small minority in the Canadian government.
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Elizabeth Warren from reading a letter her mother, Coretta Scott King, wrote in opposition to a 1986 federal judgeship position for Sen.
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Not once mentioning Trump, Lewis' stories in themselves stood in opposition to Trump's attacks on the civil rights icon on Twitter Saturday.
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As a result, key stakeholder groups such as the American Hospital Association and the AARP came out in opposition to the bill.
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They're all centrist Democratic policies that Bill Clinton enacted in opposition to the left wing of the Democratic Party in the 1990s.
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For Hiroshi, Risa seems to exist in opposition to his "most beautiful" female archetype: smart and impatient, not girlish, a free thinker.
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For those in opposition to continuing daylight saving time, there's the fact that the original reason for instituting the practice has expired.
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Her speech was in opposition to an amendment Mike Pence, then a member of Congress, sponsored that cut funding for Planned Parenthood.
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"Despite political messaging from others at HHS, I align with the experts from @aafp @AmerAcadPeds @AmerMedicalAssn in opposition to #AHCA," Ostrovsky tweeted.
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In the US, the Populist Party in the United States was founded as a force in opposition to capitalism, wary of modernity.
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On June 9, one million Hong Kongers rallied in opposition to the extradition bill, but China Daily's coverage failed to mention this.
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Only 26% of voters said they would vote in opposition to Trump, and 30% said their vote would not be about him.
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The attributes of a great political leader are often different, or possibly even in opposition to, the attributes of a successful businessman.
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Republican Senators Kelly Ayotte, Tom Cotton, Joni Ernst, Dan Sullivan, Lindsay Graham and Ted Cruz joined McCain in opposition to the secrecy.
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Eagle is a longtime MP, having been first elected in 1992 when Labour was in opposition to the Conservatives and John Major.
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The protests, which began in June in opposition to a bill allowing extradition to mainland China, have morphed into a democracy movement.
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So there's good reason for women not to trust the health care system, and Kindbody is positioning itself in opposition to that.
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His act is fully in line with Martin Luther King Jr.'s actions, not in opposition to them, as some have argued.
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His ticking clocks work in opposition to his greatest strength, which is capturing all of life's micro-moments in their full glory.
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It states that no city can pass laws or ordinances that are in opposition to or more stringent than a state statute.
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Ultimately, diplomats from several European countries stood in opposition to China's proposal and tempered some of the cuts to human rights personnel.
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This puts BP in opposition to President Donald Trump, who on June 22016 announced he would withdraw the U.S. from the agreement.
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The House passed a similar resolution back in 2013, also with 237 lawmakers casting a vote in opposition to a carbon tax.
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That must explain why Bacon is sitting with his new colleagues in opposition to the Affordable Care Act, and to his district.
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A nonprofit group has reportedly filed a lawsuit in opposition to the California ballot measure that could split the state in three.
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A DNC chairman emeritus such as Kerry would bring vast experience, stature, credibility, national clout and global statesmanship in opposition to Trump.
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Cole's constructed narrative sets up McCurry as a straw man in opposition to Raghubir Singh, while no such opposition in fact exists.
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Established in opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement, the group argues that white Americans are being eradicated by immigration and intermarriage.
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Democrats are lining up in opposition to Haspel over her involvement in the CIA torture program during the George W. Bush administration.
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Most of the comments were reportedly in opposition to the changes, according to NBC, including some which came from sexual assault survivors.
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But the rally quickly turned violent, with white nationalist groups clashing with counterprotesters who had turned out in opposition to the gathering.
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President Trump unleashed a wave of women who are motivated to run for office in opposition to him and the GOP agenda.
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Schumer himself is under fierce pressure from progressives over frustration that he hasn't united the 49-member caucus in opposition to Kavanaugh.
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While it was started in opposition to the current coalition government in Malaysia, much of the attention has been shifted to Najib.
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"We have not filed a brief in opposition to the petition, nor do we plan to," Mr. Hiveley said in a Dec.
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In 2015, Republicans invited Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel's right-wing prime minister, to address Congress in opposition to Mr. Obama's policies on Iran.
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You know they say the Russian dissident writers were better because they were in opposition to something that they had to overcome?
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Several conservative Christian leaders have recently come out in opposition to President Trump's immigration policy and its effect of separating migrant families.
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Though each man's testimony stands almost in opposition to the other's, in one way at least they were practically identical: their look.
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IRS rules prevent the group from intervening directly or indirectly in political campaigns on behalf of (or in opposition to) specific candidates.
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The group emerged in 2014 in opposition to the wave of Ukrainian protests and demonstrations that ousted former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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PAD was formed 2005 in opposition to Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Thai prime minister who was ousted in a 2006 military coup.
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Both Comey, whose net worth suddenly multiplied many times over, and Trump, with a base energized in opposition to this latest bogeyman.
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The far-right Freedom Caucus came out in opposition to the bill, which made it tougher for suspected terrorists to buy firearms.
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Sometimes the positions are in favor of the consideration — impeaching Mr. Trump, for example — and sometimes they are in opposition to it.
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Boston's mayor is thanking the thousands of counterprotesters who took over the the city's streets Saturday in opposition to a conservative rally.
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On Thursday, more than a thousand federal contractors are planning to converge on the Capitol to demonstrate in opposition to Mr. Puzder.
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Jeff Van Drew, the lawmaker who is expected to switch political parties from Democrat to Republican in opposition to the impeachment vote.
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This particular imagining of cool, which turns on a fantasy of long-lost ethnic grit, exists in opposition to modern Jewish stereotypes.
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They continued in opposition to attempts by foreign corporations to extract gold from Roman-era historic sites in the mountains of Transylvania.
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Warren made noise after reading a letter from civil rights icon Coretta Scott King on the Senate floor in opposition to Sen.
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When that day comes, Republicans will have to tell Americans what they stand for, not merely what they stand in opposition to.
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The constant surveillance has a profound effect on Thomasin, and increasingly she and her family are set in opposition to one another.
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In the former two, those nonwhite voters are mostly Hispanic, and Hispanic voters appear to have been galvanized in opposition to Trump.
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First, he took a very clear stance in opposition to the idea of "nation building" and intervening in other countries' domestic politics.
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Democrats, energized in opposition to the Trump administration, have overperformed in high-profile special elections in Virginia, Alabama, and now Pennsylvania's 18th district.
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Members of the Ku Klux Klan rally in opposition to city proposals to remove or make changes to Confederate monuments in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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In many cases, these leaders find themselves in opposition to Trump's policies but are trying to use his interest to find common ground.
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And he ended his own show with another encouragement to his viewers to call their senators in opposition to the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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About 100 people are at a "Unity Block Party" being held in opposition to the speech Tuesday night at California State University, Fullerton.
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The protests began in opposition to a fuel tax introduced by Mr Macron's government to meet the goals of the Paris climate agreement.
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The FN built itself in opposition to immigration and diversity, a kind of hardline nationalism that led to deep skepticism about European integration.
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Back in 1968 protesters in West Germany took to the streets in opposition to Georg Kiesinger, the CDU chancellor, and the Bild-Zeitung.
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Ali lost more than three years of his career for his refusal to serve in the military in opposition to the Vietnam War.
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The protests began in opposition to a bill allowing extradition to the mainland but have widened to highlight other grievances, drawing broad support.
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Thailand has long been an ally of the United States, for decades united in opposition to the spread of communism in Southeast Asia.
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Republicans united in opposition to Mr. Obama to gain control of the House in 2010 and, ultimately, control of the Senate in 2014.
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"There's a proposed rule to update 6B, but Industry has been adamant in opposition to what we think is a very modest rule."
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In order to do this, they have to be strategic in choosing how, and when, to speak out in opposition to Trump's activities.
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Nevertheless, he has yet to crack the whip on states and localities like DC that allow marijuana use in opposition to federal law.
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Furthermore, principles don't really matter when voting for Johnson increases the chances of victory for Trump, who stands in opposition to those principles.
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Nothing has happened to change my own views on the subject, and I am as earnest as my father in opposition to vaccination.
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During the campaign, both Democratic candidates have come out in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, as have most of the Republican candidates.
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Conservative lawmaker Will Quince quit his government role on Saturday as parliamentary private secretary to Britain's defence minister in opposition to May's deal.
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Blair is positing a more dangerous idea: that liberalism should essentially reorient itself as a globalized technocracy, in opposition to anti-elite populism.
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By defining themselves only in opposition to Democrats, rather than through a positive policy agenda, the Republicans have painted themselves into a corner.
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Clinton planned to do so in opposition to Mr. Trump, rather than in support of her candidacy, according to the CNN/ORC poll.
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The blue states are likewise in harmony one with one another, as well, and in opposition to mostly everything in the red states.
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Conservative groups are launching a new round of ads in opposition to President Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland, The Washington Times reported.
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In 1948 southern Democrats did the same at their meeting and formed the States' Rights party, in opposition to civil rights for blacks.
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Further, he ruled out anyone who hadn't wholeheartedly supported him—even experts who might have co-signed a letter in opposition to him.
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But progressive groups are pounding senators' offices in opposition to Pompeo's hawkish foreign policy views and negative comments about gay marriage and Muslims.
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Weaver in his interview with Baldwin repeatedly said it was important for Democrats to move on and unify in opposition to Trump's policies.
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Often seen as a potential threat to democracy, the agencies are now among its strongest defenders – in opposition to a democratically elected politician.
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After all, Trump won by stoking the basest fears of a minority of Americans in opposition to a political system he called rigged.
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Often, the sales patterns in, say, the US and Latin America are countercyclical, as the US credit cycle turns in opposition to commodities.
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Sign-waving progressives chanted in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the trade accord that President Obama supports but Mr. Sanders and Mrs.
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Other groups — such as the American Medical Association and America's Essential Hospitals — have come out in opposition to the newest bill as well.
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More Republicans would start to come out in opposition to Nixon in these final months leading up to his resignation in August 1974.
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Republican lawmakers in the Oregon Senate returned to the chamber on Saturday following their nine-day walkout in opposition to House Bill 2020.
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But Republicans led by Hensarling successfully blocked the bank's funding from July through December 2015, shuttering Ex-Im in opposition to GOP leadership.
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Attention and focus now shifts to the sharply divided Senate, where Democrats are similarly unified in opposition to the American Health Care Act.
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The diffuse, leaderless uprising began in opposition to a planned fuel tax but soon turned into a denunciation of economic injustice more broadly.
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Sanders has centered his presidential campaign in opposition to extreme accumulation of wealth by a few Americans when others struggle with basic necessities.
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If there was ever a cartoon male to represent everything Hillary Clinton has ever placed herself in opposition to, it was Donald Trump.
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According to THR, five production companies have already pledged to no longer film in the state in opposition to the anti-abortion law.
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The time limit was added in an effort to attract support from Republicans, who are nearly united in opposition to EPA climate regulations.
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Now Priebus is in charge of the White House, not in opposition to it, and he doesn't seem at ease in that job.
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The sisters formed a political group, the Movement of the Fourteenth of June, in opposition to the violent dictatorship of the Dominican Republic.
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"Many are wholly unprepared to spearhead the agencies they've been chosen to lead, or have views in opposition to those agencies," he says.
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After six months, Democrats and nearly all factions of the American left were united in opposition to Trumpcare, and Republican unity had shattered.
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Ultimately, only Republican Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska joined the Democrats and two independents in opposition to DeVos.
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They'll try to unite by being against Hillary and I think they'll get that illusion of unity by being in opposition to Hillary.
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To the political left, Donald Trump is un-American: His xenophobic, racist rhetoric stands in opposition to the true American vision of tolerance.
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Occupy ICE movements have popped up in various cities, including New York City, Los Angeles and Detroit, in opposition to the immigration policies.
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Even if a General Assembly resolution is non-binding, its potential passage would show overwhelming consensus in opposition to Trump, its supporters say.
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Its direction is usually upward, in opposition to gravity, and its magnitude is whatever's needed to stop weird things like that from happening.
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She reached a wider audience through her speaking and writing on behalf of racial justice and in opposition to apartheid in South Africa.
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DeWine's decision sets a massive precedent in how elections might be handled in the wake of coronavirus, directly in opposition to Trump's suggestions.
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And what is different and in opposition to this system is either marginalized or co-opted so as to appear open and inclusive.
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Since its founding in 1947, Pakistan has defined itself as a national security state in opposition to the Indian behemoth to its east.
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The protests began in early June in opposition to a controversial -- and now-shelved -- bill that would have allowed extradition to mainland China.
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Well, count me among the mob, if that means people who stand in opposition to Trump's degradation of the country in all ways.
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That move put him in opposition to other local tech leaders, including Jack Dorsey of Twitter and Square, and Patrick Collison at Stripe.
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It should be obvious that diversity and quality *aren't separate qualities,* or in opposition to each other -- except in the minds of bigots.Damn.
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While Ms. Gabbard has long cast herself in opposition to her party, her barrage of attacks in response to the feud with Mrs.
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Opposition politicians in Rwanda have often found themselves jailed on what they say are trumped-up charges for standing in opposition to Kagame.
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Ukraine, in contrast, this year elected a new president and a new parliamentary majority, who were in opposition to the departing ruling party.
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It's tempting to see Alix and Kelley in opposition to each other, but neither really ends up being the hero or the villain.
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"My sense is the UL will be especially vocal in opposition (to Trump) -- much stronger than last time," the longtime GOP operative said.
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Student-led protests began at the start of last week when people jumped over subway ticket barriers in opposition to the increased prices.
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"We feel an obligation to speak out in opposition to Adam Laxalt's candidacy," Monique Laxalt says in her opening remarks at the fundraiser.
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Late on the second evening of the battle of the "winter parade," he released a blistering statement in opposition to the name change.
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In these attacks on the West, the Trump administration is uniting America in opposition to their senseless agenda of greed, waste and destruction.
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David Goldfein came out in opposition to the plan earlier at a Senate hearing, and she elaborated on her concerns in the letter.
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This sort of pumped-up, fatal heroism in service of white nationalism and in opposition to government sounds to me rather Bannon-esque.
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Democrats are hoping that any lingering rifts in the party can be healed by a Democratic convention united in opposition to Donald Trump.
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The president campaigned in opposition to unnecessary military conflict in the Middle East and has withdrawn most American troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Seth Moulton (MA) and Tim Ryan (OH), who are among 16 lawmakers who signed a letter in opposition to Pelosi's bid for speaker.
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It would underscore the "federalist problem" in the US, according to Rodrigo, where states often act in opposition to the federal government mandates.
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They will also learn that is possible to manage those uncomfortable feelings of standing in their own certainty in opposition to a gaslighter.
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The Art the Arms Fair was organized by artists and activists in opposition to the one of the world's largest arms fairs in London.
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The resignation of a series of British ministers in opposition to the newly-agreed Brexit withdrawal deal sent sterling plummeting more than one percent.
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It is the strongest means I have for raising my voice in opposition to those who continue to push us backwards instead of forwards.
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Trump blamed his loss in Wisconsin on Tuesday night on the so-called "establishment" that has coalesced around Cruz in opposition to his campaign.
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Activists rally inside the Senate Hart Office Building during a protest in opposition to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Capitol Hill, Oct. 230.
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Eastmond, who's since become an advocate against gun violence, gave testimony in opposition to Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court on Friday.
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The suit is in opposition to an executive order that would temporarily halt the issuance of visas to citizens of seven majority-Muslim countries.
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Now in their 18th week, the protests began in opposition to a bill which would have allowed extradition from Hong Kong to mainland China.
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They regard their economic needs and cultural identity as being in opposition to mass migration, so they refuse to budge an inch on policy.
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Grassley, who once stood in opposition to sentencing reform, introduced a comprehensive criminal justice bill in October that was endorsed by the White House.
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United in opposition to business-friendly Republicans, Democrats were mainly working-class voters in northern cities and rural populists in the west and south.
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The senator could utilize her influential platform to stand with Native Americans in opposition to this treaty violation and the desecration of burial grounds.
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"Such violations are of even greater concern when the agency is the F.B.I." On Sunday night, Republicans came out in opposition to Reid's letter.
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The ruling is also a blow to President Donald Trump's administration, which previously filed a friend-of-the-court brief in opposition to Zarda.
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But the literary novel has long defined itself in opposition to other genres, and the future and its risks have been tainted by association.
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On the other, we had Trump, who denounced various US military adventures but disdains the international law that stands in opposition to military adventurism.
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Overpromising is a central feature of modern campaigning and almost all politicians do it, particularly those in opposition to whomever is currently in power.
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A potential wild card in the negotiations is Sudan, which long sided with Egypt in opposition to the dam, some 20km from its border.
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The occupiers cast their protest as a patriotic act of civil disobedience in opposition to U.S. government control over public lands in the West.
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We're trying to match up stories that express what marijuana culture is, in opposition to the culture that politics seems to be at today.
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This idea could therefore gather some more support in Germany, given that in opposition to eurobonds, a country would still be able to default.
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On Sunday night she took to a stage in Paris and called on "all patriots" to join her in opposition to the new president.
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Conservationists, recreationists and proponents of responsible use should be able to unite in opposition to H.R. 3650 and 2316 because the answer seems clear.
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The Democratic Party, therefore, has tried to present itself during this campaign as the more inclusive, Islam-friendly party, in opposition to the GOP.
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In a region as liberal as the San Francisco Bay Area, it's no surprise to see people organizing in opposition to a conservative administration.
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Tech titans, like CEO Mark Zuckerberg, CEO Tim Cook and co-founder Jack Dorsey, all spoke out in opposition to the transgender military block.
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The Sierra Club has spoken out in opposition to FirstEnergy's rescue, and even threatened to sue the Energy Department if it grants the request.
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Manafort is portrayed as an amoral, manipulative, elitist jerk whose very existence runs in opposition to the grassroots, populist campaign that Lewandowski helped build.
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"It is the strongest means I have for raising my voice in opposition to those who continue to push us backwards instead of forwards."
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Protests in opposition to an extradition bill that would have allowed the extradition of Hong Kongers to mainland China have been occuring for months.
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Earlier this year, the House overwhelmingly passed bipartisan legislation in strong support of NATO and in opposition to the president's continued anti-NATO agenda.
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Politico first reported the plan last month, and advocacy organizations and a bipartisan group of senators have written letters in opposition to the move.
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We ask those wildlife champions and others to stay strong in opposition to this new legislative attack on wolves and the Endangered Species Act.
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His real legacy will be the firing squads, the gulags, the torture and the beatings for anyone who dared stand in opposition to him.
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Calling themselves "Las Mariposas," the sisters had formed a political group, the Movement of the Fourteenth of June, in opposition to Trujillo's brutal regime.
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About a quarter said their vote was in support of the President and almost 40% said that their vote was in opposition to him.
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In a statement provided to me, Stewart embraced the populism of Trump and centered his campaign in opposition to elites across the political spectrum.
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On the other side, unionists came out last year in opposition to a memorial for the civilians who lost their lives in the fighting.
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On Monday, 31 additional tech companies joined an amicus brief filed on behalf of dozens of companies in opposition to Trump's immigration executive order.
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US military and intelligence officials view Russia as one of the US's foremost rivals and believe it generally stands in opposition to American interests.
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Central to this discussion are arguments in support of, or in opposition to, the traditional model versus that of the decentralized or "emerging" model.
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Lightfoot, Chicago&aposs first female African-American mayor, has rejected those claims, accusing Uber of stirring up racial tensions in opposition to the proposal.
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I remember the Republican chairman of the committee rising in opposition to the amendment, arguing that in America, everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
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In Niagara County, a group of residents has banded together in opposition to Cypress Creek's application for state approval for its Bear Ridge project.
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But Mr. Trump, in his support of arbitrary and emotional responses to the threat of terrorism, seems to be in opposition to those values.
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That will tilt Iranian politics to the right and will likely push Iran to take a hard-line position in opposition to American allies.
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Mr. Hoffman took to the streets of a divided America, risking life and limb in opposition to the Vietnam War, racism and police brutality.
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The militia groups also agreed Sadr could have an augmented symbolic role leading them in opposition to the United States, the paramilitary sources said.
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At last, the United States stood firmly in opposition to violence against women and recognized that we can and should offer hope to survivors.
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The Hong Kong protests began in opposition to a bill allowing extradition to mainland China but have since evolved into broader calls for democracy.
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In some cases he accomplishes this by using materials that might seem to stand in opposition to one another — like parchment and anodized aluminum.
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The Tea Party had risen in opposition to the legislation, and later helped elect many of those who now form the conservative Freedom Caucus.
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But you can also gain the sense that there are deep currents, forces old and powerful, in opposition to wall-building and racial hunkering.
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Protestors gathered outside Tehran's Museum of Contemporary Art last weekend in opposition to a reported takeover of the museum's collection by the Roudaki Foundation.
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Similarly, fears of these attacks were used in opposition to ending segregation — by invoking fears that black men would attack white women in bathrooms.
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Both of these positions are in opposition to the president-elect, who has called climate change a "hoax" and proposed no plans to combat it.
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It's encouraging that American scientists and their supporters have been so quick to take to the streets in opposition to Trump's nascent war on science.
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Don't be a martyr There is a chance that individuals will be in attendance to express their own free speech in opposition to the march.
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A sea of protesters marched through Hong Kong's streets for hours Sunday in opposition to a bill that would grant extradition powers to mainland China.
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Britain, France and America have tended to work together in the Security Council, often in opposition to the other two veto-wielders, China and Russia.
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Georgia's third district selected a slate of national delegates openly in opposition to the billionaire's candidacy after a somewhat contentious show of support for Trump.
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Meanwhile, rival Lyft has committed $1 million to the ACLU, and its founders came out strongly in opposition to the measures by Trump's White House.
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Such strikes would put the United States even further in opposition to Russia, which is backing Assad with air strikes, equipment, training and military advice.
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Boosting Klobuchar will only help moderates coalesce around a candidate, and rally them in opposition to the political horizon Warren claims to be fighting for.
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Many involved in the groups were united in opposition to the Obama administration, then to Hillary Clinton's campaign, and later in support of President Trump.
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Apple on Thursday filed a formal brief in opposition to the order, arguing that the Justice Department and the F.B.I. were overreaching with their demands.
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Blizzard is throwing its lot in with an authoritarian state, acting as an international agent of its repressive apparatus in opposition to fundamental human rights.
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The genius of 21st century demagoguery has been to project sovereignty onto the public and frame it in opposition to an out-of-touch elite.
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She has tried to use horrific slaughter to unite a country in opposition to a creed whose most famous new exponent she refuses to name.
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Andreessen reportedly sent Zuckerberg critical information about concerns from shareholders, and he even helped Zuckerberg negotiate against the people in opposition to the stock reclassification.
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Penn's response is just one of the many ways in which Americans are responding in opposition to President Trump's executive order, which he signed Friday.
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The Freedom of Information Act requires the USDA make almost all documents available to requestors—such a move surely stands in opposition to the act.
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You're seeing a Supreme Court nomination delayed by allegations of sexual harassment; you saw women rise up as activists in opposition to the immigration ban.
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This might be an area where Democrats and the Bannon wing of Trump's WH see eye-to-eye, and stand in opposition to GOP orthodoxy.
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"I rise in opposition to this bill that would create a government takeover of the internet," Republican House Whip Steve Scalise chimed in moments later.
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The Twitter opposition But many more Republicans -- including some who don't usually hold themselves in opposition to the President -- have voiced concern about his tweets.
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Being queer does not put us in opposition to people of our religion or culture—it just means we have an extra weight to carry.
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Democrats in the Senate quickly rallied in opposition to President Trump's selection of Neil Gorsuch to replace the late Anton Scalia on the Supreme Court.
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The group didn't try to frame itself as being in opposition to mountaintop removal in general, instead focusing its efforts on the KD2 mine alone.
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Zuckerberg also seemed to have put Facebook in opposition to growing nationalist sentiments around the world that are pushing for a new era of isolationism.
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My colleagues in Congress, representing Great Lakes states but also other parts of the country, should also speak up in opposition to this harmful proposal.
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The NRCD, Environmental Defense Fund and other groups are running advertisements, organizing protests and lobbying lawmakers to come out in opposition to the administration's ideas.
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Thomas E. Mann, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution Republicans were united in opposition to Obama, but it's much tougher to stay united on offense.
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The president of Venezuela's National Assembly, Juan Guaidó, took an oath as interim president on Wednesday, amid nationwide marches in opposition to President Nicolás Maduro.
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Liberals are energized in opposition to Trump and are emboldened by recent elections held in swing states or red states such as Virginia and Alabama.
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As expected, at the Group of 85033 meeting the United States found itself leading a group of one in opposition to the Paris climate agreement.
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The Knights of Labor in particular risked violence to unite workers across racial lines in opposition to low wages, inhumane working hours and other indignities.
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But if they take a cautious approach, Democrats could face a backlash from their own base voters who have been electrified in opposition to Trump.
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He highlighted Mellor's point on traditional family values being asserted "in opposition to liberal values" and the power this can have on the African continent.
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That move set off a wave of backlash in the Middle East, particularly in the Palestinian Territories, where protests erupted in opposition to Trump's decision.
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Both recover the fundamental distinction between the sections that enabled Lincoln to mobilize the North on behalf of the Union in opposition to Southern secession.
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January 27 - 25, 22017: The aftermath of the initial ban Mass protests erupted at airports across the United States in opposition to the travel ban.
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The diffuse Yellow Vests movement that has rocked France began in mid-November in opposition to a fuel tax aimed to curb fossil-fuel emissions.
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"Don't underestimate just how determined the public is in opposition to nuclear waste, which is far more dangerous than wastewater from any paper pulp mill."
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There is good in a world that lives in opposition to evil, that isn't beyond it, and it's writing a poem for someone you love.
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The effect of the tariffs is in opposition to Trump's general approach to taxes, which he cut as part of the 2017 GOP tax law.
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Women mobilized in opposition to President Donald Trump immediately after his election, leading the largest public demonstration in American history the day after his inauguration.
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For their part, Democrats overwhelmingly stood in opposition to the bill, staking out the position that Congress should repeal the Hyde Amendment, not strengthen it.
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It must also not be forgotten that Clinton faced arguments during her race that closely echoed those made in opposition to women's right to vote.
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Because their actions were seen as inherently apolitical and inoffensive, ladies could assert themselves in opposition to the North in ways their husbands could not.
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Protests in opposition to her nomination cropped up around the US, and Democratic lawmakers on Monday held a marathon late-night session to oppose DeVos.
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Gohmert was the only member to speak out in opposition to McCarthy's decision at Tuesday's GOP conference meeting, according to one source in the room.
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Four GOP senators came out in opposition to a recent version of the Senate's repeal-and-replace bill, known as the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
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Those who've donned the pin over the last week are quick to point out that their message isn't necessarily in opposition to the president-elect.
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Venezuela's main opposition party boycotted the election over accusations of rigging, and violent, dueling protests broke out in favor of and in opposition to Maduro.
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John King is retail anarchy so much in opposition to the contemporary hyper-targeted, sterile norm that it might as well exist in another dimension.
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Mr. Grassley added, "I intend to continue saying the same things I've been saying" in opposition to the use of tariffs to affect immigration policy.
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He argued that they lacked an issue to unify their cause, unlike Republicans eight years ago, who rallied in opposition to the Affordable Care Act.
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One reason is that Democrats are not quite as unified in opposition to Mr. Kavanaugh as one might expect, with 82 percent against his nomination.
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"We are in opposition to the current government, and together with my comrades we will do everything for a revolution to happen again," he said.
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Murdoch talks about giving people more choice, more freedom, and that sounds good, specially in opposition to a patrician we-know-what's-good-for-you.
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A far more reasonable approach for venting frustration is to continue voicing opinions in opposition to the intolerable political culture that has taken over Washington.
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In Mr. Trump's case, it was to advance a personal, political interest in opposition to the national interest, and it was deliberately hidden from view.
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Warren's support is a backtrack on previous statements she made in opposition to super PACs, including her repeatedly faulting other candidates for accepting their help.
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Odeh is the leader of the left-leaning Hadash party, which often votes and acts in opposition to Benjamin Netanyahu&aposs right-wing Likud party.
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A new national survey finds independent voters leading a sharp swing in opposition to impeachment, the second major poll to produce those findings this week.
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Four states — California, Illinois, Nebraska and New Jersey — adopted resolutions in support of refugees, in opposition to limits on travel from Muslim countries or both.
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During the congressional debate on the deal, he and his foundation colleagues testified in opposition to the deal 17 times over an 3603-month period.
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" It adds: "On occasion, the atmosphere or conduct within a particular home may be counter or in opposition to the Biblical lifestyle the school teaches.
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Mr. Lewis and Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey both testified in opposition to Mr. Sessions, saying he could set back racial progress by decades.
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Only one of my new friends was named Sarah, too, but it was clear, especially in opposition to the Karens, that we were all Sarahs.
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Though a handful of lawmakers have already come out in opposition to her nomination, including one Republican, she appears to be on cautiously stable footing.
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The Democratic Party must go on record in opposition to holding a vote on the TPP during the lame duck session of Congress and beyond.
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A number of Republican lawmakers spoke in opposition to the bill ahead of the vote, arguing that red flag laws deny due process to Americans.
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Then there's Zuhdi Jasser, an American Muslim who served in the U.S. Navy and has become a leading voice in opposition to radical Islamist terrorism.
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Especially when Tony Blair was prime minister, "he was in opposition to everything that was going on," despite his party being in control of government.
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That view stands in opposition to the broad scientific consensus that increased carbon dioxide traps heat and contributes to the dangerous warming of the planet.
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There's also Mike Pompeo, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency under Trump, who similarly sits in opposition to the tech and civil-liberties crowds.
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A British barrister known for his work in opposition to Brexit sparked controversy last week after tweeting that he had beaten a fox to death.
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"I would say that the pot calling the kettle black is not something that we should do," Johnson said, speaking in opposition to Gaetz's amendment.
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The current protests, which began in opposition to a proposed law that would allow extradition to the mainland, have taken the confrontation to new levels.
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"The West" positioned itself in opposition to a new "East," specifically the Middle East, and the radical direction which Westerns believed that East was moving.
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They'll have to stand in opposition to Trump while also defining their own message on issues ranging from healthcare to the minimum wage to immigration.
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For that reason it might offer a model to young artists looking for a way to align abstraction in opposition to a culture of historical amnesia.
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" The memo says Trumps executive order "stands in opposition to the core American and constitutional values that we, as federal employees, took an oath to uphold.
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" Amin added that the council had consulted the government first before issuing its decision "so that our approach will not be in opposition to government policy.
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He's made nice with Democratic leadership — even Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, with whom he co-sponsored a bill in opposition to Republicans' tax reform package.
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There's an interesting argument in the book about how identity-based movements that define themselves in opposition to dominant cultures are bound to cement their marginality.
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Protests erupted in Hong Kong this week, with organizers estimating over 1 million people attended a June 123 rally in opposition to a proposed extradition bill.
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Republicans worked feverishly to hold their ranks together in opposition to the measure, with Mr. Trump rallying support at the White House before the roll call.
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And beyond all of that, at least 100 people stood in opposition to the gathering, including some activists of the anti-fascist group known as antifa.
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Even Netflix, a company that set itself up in opposition to all things traditional, ceded territory this year by putting Alfonso Cuarón's Roma in theaters first.
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First and foremost, Romney has decidedly not gained the ability to assemble a team of fellow travelers around him to stand united in opposition to Trump.
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"Activists do not protest at Bernie Sanders rallies in opposition to Sanders himself, but rather to pull Sanders in their direction," the group's press release said.
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In 2008, when Obama took office, there was another lurch, and now Republicans in Congress are very close to unified in opposition to all environmental legislation.
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"Germany must stand up in opposition to the 45th president of the United States and his government," executive editor Klaus Brinkbäumer wrote Sunday in an editorial.
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That came despite the candidate's history of misogynist comments and a week-long social media campaign using the #elenao - or, #nothim - hashtag in opposition to him.
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Congressional leaders this week came out in opposition to deliberations at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to potentially take over protection for state election systems.
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Bolsonaro's history of misogynist comments has riled many women and led to a social media campaign using the #elenao - or, #nothim - hashtag in opposition to him.
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The decision sets the world's largest economy apart from almost all other nations on Earth, and moves in opposition to many large American companies, as well.
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While others in the GOP remained steadfast in opposition to Assange, some Trump supporters have followed the president-elect to shift their personal stances on Assange.
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"I really can't think of much, aside from hopefully galvanizing support and unity in opposition to him and his policies," wrote another 30-year-old man.
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" Amin added that the council had consulted the government first before issuing its decision "so that our approach will not be in opposition to government policy.
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These types of fundraising outlets are allowed to raise and spend an unlimited amount of money in support of or in opposition to a particular candidate.
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It is worth noting that the IMF has been, in opposition to most euro zone members, one of the biggest supporters to adapting Greece's debt profile.
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While Duke came out strongly in opposition to discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, it did not take a position on the law itself.
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Far better to define the Korean character as emanating, pure and brave, from a far-distant moment when it revealed itself in opposition to a monster.
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Others say the administration was simply up against an indomitable force when it placed itself in opposition to the families of those killed on Sept. 11.
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Perez and Sanders are currently on a unity tour aimed at energizing liberals in opposition to Trump and to healing lingering party divisions from the primary.
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MacKenzie Bezos could then try to use her large stake in Amazon to push for changes at the company, potentially in opposition to her ex-husband.
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And by a two-to-one margin (34% to 17%) voters said they were voting in opposition to Mr. Trump rather than in support of him.
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The protests began in opposition to a bill allowing extraditions to the mainland for trial in Communist-controlled courts, but have widened to highlight other grievances.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) and Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.) before a press conference in opposition to the White House's Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal on Wednesday.
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"Bring it on," Ms. Pelosi said, recalling how Democrats rallied in opposition to President George W. Bush's attempt to overhaul Social Security after his 2004 victory.
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As Hodgman contends at the end of the segment, each choice carries its own universal appeal even though the two stand in opposition to one another.
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But we must stand united in opposition to Trump's bigotry, his persecution of religious minorities and his constant attacks on the core values of American democracy.
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Those "grossly generalistic" accusations are the basis of every leftist diatribe meant to demonize any individual or group that stands in opposition to their extremist policies.
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With the Democrats united in opposition to the Republican effort, Senator Majority Leader Mitch McConnell can only afford to lose the votes of two Republican senators.
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Once he took office, the Tea Party flourished in opposition to him and to the bank bailouts, and, in 2010, it helped Republicans recapture the House.
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Venus in opposition to Saturn will bring up some insecurities, and will find you facing parts of yourself that you didn't want to take responsibility for.
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As of this month, the talent agencies WME-IMG and United Talent Agency have commenced creating PACs and staging rallies in opposition to Trump's immigration policies.
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Venus is the planet of love, beauty, money and value, and it isn't easy to get what we want when Venus in opposition to taskmaster Saturn.
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Most of the Democratic opportunities are concentrated in Northern Virginia suburbs and exurbs where Trump has been unpopular and Democrats are energized in opposition to him.
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First, they should embrace the American consensus on abortion restrictions and stop acting in opposition to their own conscience and the will of the American people.
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Over 20 states have taken action in opposition to the anti-Israel, anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, designed to economically isolate the Jewish State.
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At least one other Republican, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, agreed to join Mr. Scott in opposition to Mr. Bounds's nomination, according to another Republican aide.
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"Evidence about the role of economic concerns in opposition to immigration ... has been inconsistent," three University of Michigan scholars write in a review of the literature.
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With Democrats united in opposition to the plan, Republican defections from a few traditionally Democratic-leaning states could be enough to torpedo it in the House.
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In practice, it has empowered an unrepresentative group of older, white homeowners to dominate land use proceedings, overwhelmingly in opposition to the construction of new housing.
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His poem "Le Mondain," written in 1736, is an apology for worldly luxury — "the superfluous, a very necessary thing," he wrote, in opposition to Christian asceticism.
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And in recent months, as he has increasingly redirected his administration to stand in opposition to President Trump's agenda in Washington, that talk has only grown.
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Almost a year ago, he won the presidential election by presenting this version of aggrieved manhood in opposition to Hillary Clinton's hand-raising Hermione Granger feminism.
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The protests began four months ago in opposition to the now-abandoned bill that would have allowed the extradition of criminal suspects to the Chinese mainland.
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The reversal of the decade-old rule set New Zealand in opposition to the increasingly restrictive refugee policies of allies like Australia and the United States.
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After that, they will need 60 votes, a nearly impossible threshold to meet as Democrats have been united in opposition to the Republican Obamacare repeal efforts.
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McConnell is taking the same stand in opposition to a bill that would give Mueller a 10-day period for speedy judicial review of any dismissal.
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It shows you first hand how bad things can go even in a fairly privileged place when you try to to live in opposition to capital.
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Remnants of the same "Demonstrations for All" movement, founded in opposition to Hollande's law, took part in Sunday's march, joined by a handful of conservative lawmakers.
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The libertarian-leaning House Liberty Caucus issued a statement in opposition to the legislation, warning that it had been rushed to the floor without enough vetting.
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The protests began in opposition to corruption, Iraq's high unemployment rate, and foreign interference, but have now evolved into a complete rejection of the political establishment.
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WASHINGTON — Like no other part of the Republican establishment, the party's foreign policy luminaries joined in opposition to the idea of a Donald J. Trump presidency.
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Pence and Guaido -- Vice President Mike Pence meets in Bogota, Colombia, with South American leaders, including Juan Guaido, the leader in opposition to President Nicolas Maduro.
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News that the US Senate voted to cut assistance to Saudi Arabia's involvement in the war, in opposition to Trump's policy, did nothing to impress him.
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" Over the last week, Trump has tweeted almost daily in support of protesters and in opposition to the Iranian government, saying it is "TIME FOR CHANGE!
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Their movement started in opposition to the bill but quickly snowballed into a grassroots, decentralized crusade for universal suffrage and independent inquiries into alleged police misconduct.
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And as the alt-right has expanded, it has gotten more and more vicious — prone to harassing anyone perceived as existing in opposition to its creed.
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Friday's report puts a dollar figure on the donation by Singer, who spent millions either in support of other Republican presidential candidates or in opposition to Trump.
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The protests have drawn millions onto the streets in opposition to an extradition bill that would see suspects tried in mainland courts controlled by the Communist Party.
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According to the environmental advocacy group Oceana, more than 120 East Coast municipalities and 3,500 local business are in opposition to new drilling along the Atlantic coast.
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And here too, the ruinous policies that hurt the poorest among us are all promoted in opposition to anything that resembles encouraging personal responsibility or self determination.
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Business groups in opposition to the minimum wage increase, like the Chamber of Commerce, are forgetting the wisdom of one of our country's most storied business titans.
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Both groups have taken a strong stance in opposition to Russia in recent months, calling for sanctions against Moscow, exposing its human rights abuses and decrying oligarchs.
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The decision will set the world's largest economy apart from almost all other nations on earth and moves in opposition to many large American companies, as well.
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This is a common viewpoint for many in the health care community, but it seems to be in opposition to the beliefs held by the general public.
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In opposition to Le Pen's policy proposals, Macron wants to strengthen the euro area, which could boost claims that it is time for the ECB to tighten.
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Clariant shares gained 3.9 percent after two activist investors upped their stake in the Swiss chemicals firm in opposition to a planned merger with U.S. firm Huntsman .
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Trump often reacts in opposition to whatever he believes the media is "telling" him to do, whether or not he believes the oppositional stance he takes. 7.
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As in the 85033s, the Catholic Church stands in opposition to Ortega's violence and is using its moral authority to persuade him to negotiate with the opposition.
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He has pulled the U.S. out of the Paris Climate accord, a global initiative to fight climate change spearheaded by the U.S., in opposition to America's allies.
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The ex-Goldman Sachs executive was once viewed as one of the administration's "globalists" allied with former White House economic adviser Gary Cohn in opposition to tariffs.
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In opposition to Senate Bill 451, an omnibus education bill that included two "privatization" provisions, 85003 of the state's 55 districts shut down on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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" He said that this was "the strongest means I have for raising my voice in opposition to those who continue to push us backwards instead of forwards.
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At the time, she said that "we should have that conversation," but she came out the following day in opposition to murderers and terrorists voting from jail.
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They created the Museum of Dissidence in Cuba, a website that chronicles the long line of people who have stood in opposition to the government throughout history.
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In fact for most years since 1972, those polls have shown 60 percent to 70 percent voter agreement in opposition to the amount of foreign aid spending.
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Golkar, which was in opposition to Widodo when he was elected in 2014, played a key role in getting the president's tax amnesty bill passed this year.
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Dyson said the flag is associated with an era of slavery in America, but far-right groups have also adopted it in opposition to diversity in America.
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Hong Kong has been wracked with protests for months which started in opposition to a bill that would allow criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland China.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump, a majority of their supporters say they are casting ballots mostly in opposition to the other candidate, not in favor of their own.
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It's also not illogical to suggest that a competent president can overcome a bureaucratic culture arrayed in opposition to Republican policy objectives; it has been done before.
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It was very famous—an underground thing, known around the world—and it stood in opposition to the gangsta rap that was coming out at the time.
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The officers will condemn the order for standing "in opposition to the core American and constitutional values," according to a draft of a memo obtained by LawFare.
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Renzi, 43, also said he believed the party should not make any post-election pacts with "extremist parties" and will be in opposition to the next government.
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Lobbying to Trump on trade: "What will he see?" is a question Washington's lobbyists are asking about the president while lobbying in opposition to his tariffs plans.
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On the other hand, in opposition to oligarchy, there is a movement of working people and young people who, in ever-increasing numbers, are fighting for justice.
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Rather than seeing the game in opposition to its medium, it might be more useful to see the ways that it is part of that ongoing conversation.
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Roughly a quarter of the independent shares voted was in opposition to Salerno's reelection to the board on Monday, the lowest level of support among board members.
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On the other hand, in opposition to oligarchy, there is a movement of working people and young people who, in ever increasing numbers, are fighting for justice.
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And she has spoken out forcefully in opposition to President Trump's Iran strategy and North Korean policy, and what she sees as a general culture of warmongering.
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The bill would eliminate an exemption from vaccination requirements for schools for any parent or guardian who holds "genuine and sincere religious beliefs" in opposition to immunization.
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Rather, I wanted to highlight that on a national level, white women are not unified in opposition to Trumpism and can't be counted on to fight it.
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The term covers a multitude of approaches; here Malmquist sets his novel in opposition to the very meaning of "memoir," which implies a recollection of something past.
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Much of Mr. Seaga's career, as leader of the Jamaica Labor Party and as prime minister, was spent tilting in opposition to his political nemesis, Michael Manley.
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Established stars got pushed to the fringes, and younger artists like Maddie & Tae and Kelsea Ballerini found success by positioning themselves in opposition to prevailing masculine narratives.
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This transgressive figure, among other mythological women, figured largely in the work of Cold War–era Eastern European artists who made work in opposition to authoritarian rule.
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It certainly was for Naomi Seibt, the German teenager who denounces "climate alarmism" and has branded herself as the "anti-Greta" activist in opposition to Greta Thunberg.
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It's been widely speculated that celebrities, who in recent years have flooded the annual WHCA dinner, may sit out of the festivities in opposition to President Trump.
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Mr. Rajoy's administration is also reliant on the support of lawmakers from Ciudadanos, a party that was initially started in Catalonia in opposition to the separatist movement.
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Even as some devise new medicines and streamline agriculture with them, others use them as powerful forces in opposition to Enlightenment values — liberty, tolerance and constitutional governance.
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He was arrested for his anti-war efforts in opposition to World War II. He was arrested for protesting segregation laws in the Jim Crow-era South.
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Two of the biggest insurance industry groups, which have been largely silent as the health debate has played out, spoke out Wednesday in opposition to the amendment.
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Their movement initially formed in opposition to contentious legislation that would have allowed extraditions to the Chinese mainland, where the courts are controlled by the Communist Party.
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Working with the film's costume designer, Jacqueline Durran, she established the mainstream culture of Concord in the 1860s, and framed the March family in opposition to it.
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The cable news personality has been outspoken in opposition to the tariff plan and wrote an op-ed for CNBC earlier this month that detailed his disagreements.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus on Wednesday came out in opposition to the GOP's budget proposal that raises debt limits and does away with government spending caps.
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A lot of ink has been spilled over President Trump's criticisms of CNN and his comments as a presidential candidate in opposition to the AT&T deal.
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Like the welfare queen, the woke student activist is a convenient type -- one who unites others in opposition to what they imagine is wrong with this country.
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" Last Saturday night Pirro questioned whether Omar's Islamic religious beliefs stand in opposition to the US Constitution, prompting Fox to say "we strongly condemn Jeanine Pirro's comments.
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In the most important sense, at a critical moment in American history, Schumer is the indispensable leader in opposition to the worst abuses and dangers of Trump.
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Similar arguments have been made in opposition to more sweeping changes to the intelligence and security bureaucracy in France as the threat of terrorism has grown there.
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In combining forces on climate change, these two men have sought to present themselves as a high-profile team in opposition to President Trump on this issue.
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We are the takers of night showers, and we stand in opposition to the takers of morning showers, a vocal many I've bickered with time and again.
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Churches are unable to participate in political campaigns on behalf of, or in opposition to, candidates; if they do so, they risk losing their tax-exempt status.
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The protesters gathered in opposition to an upcoming June election to replace Nazarbayev, saying that civilians are not provided sufficient political diversity in their choice of candidates.
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Locals join up in opposition to the government's marginalization of Equatorian tribes and to fight the growing incursions of government-backed Dinka cattle-keepers into their land.
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On Friday, U.S. ally Japan endorsed the petition for the first time, meaning that all the major users of the dispute system were united in opposition to Trump.
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Tian, and other traditional Chinese magicians, have condemned this practice, even forming an association, the League in Opposition to the Revealing of Magic Secrets, to combat this trend.
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The court began to hear arguments from the Justice Department and lawyers from the states of Washington and Maryland – in opposition to the ban – on Feb. 7. Feb.
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Reed called the England-led faction the "Dixiecrats," a reference to the white Democrats who left the party in the 2628s and 28500s in opposition to civil rights.
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The idea that reaching out to other students can prevent violence has inspired the #WalkUpNotOut movement, which rose in opposition to the anti-gun violence National School Walkout.
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Economies that embody principles of mutual aid, social justice, democracy in the workplace, and environmental sustainability are not merely "alternatives" defined in opposition to a dominant economic model.
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Doctors and businesses growing, selling or prescribing cannabis may be operating legally within a given state but still acting in opposition to federal law, risking arrest and sanctions.
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By late 270, several abandoned structures, farms, and barns were occupied by outside activists who assembled in the area in opposition to the Aéroport du Grand Ouest plan.
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Pelosi uses that knowledge to know what promises she can make to get them to sign onto a piece of legislation or hold firm in opposition to Republicans.
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S) shares gained 3 percent after two activist investors upped their stake in the Swiss chemicals firm in opposition to a planned merger with U.S. firm Huntsman (HUN.
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The nation's biggest doctors group on Wednesday came out in opposition to the GOP's ObamaCare replacement bill, warning that it would cause millions of people to lose coverage.
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The Polisario Front was formed in the early 1970s by a group of Sahrawis, nomadic Berber and Arab tribesmen, in opposition to Spain's colonial presence in Western Sahara.
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Cultural attitudes have also shifted in opposition to the harassment of women in the workplace since Dr. Clifford Huxtable and his famous family dominated the American television scene.
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The night before we meet, he'd performed at an event organized in opposition to the proposed $1.1 billion mega-complex of luxury tower blocks at London's Bishopsgate Goodsyard.
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Much of the sentiment being openly expressed is in opposition to Donald J. Trump, but Peter Thiel, a tech billionaire, is giving $1.25 million to support his candidacy.
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All three are struggling in the polls, and observers see the cyber attention as an attempt to position themselves in opposition to poll leaders Donald Trump and Sen.
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With Democrats united in opposition to repeal, McConnell can only lose two votes from the Republicans' 52-48 majority in the 100-seat Senate to pass healthcare legislation.
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House Republicans are largely united in opposition to the arbitration rule and the CFPB, but repeal efforts could falter in the Senate, where there's a slimmer GOP majority.
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Conservation groups have mostly lined up in opposition to the change, fearing an erosion of land protections, and some cycling groups are opposing the bill for similar reasons.
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Moms and dads stood shoulder to shoulder with health experts, faith groups, tribal leaders — and perhaps most tellingly, even the regulated industry itself — in opposition to this proposal.
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There is such a long tradition in European philosophy that idealizes women — or, more precisely, the concept of "woman" — by defining us in opposition to the male world.
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That's why more than a thousand coastal businesses and elected officials have spoken out to Department of Interior in opposition to new offshore oil drilling in U.S. waters.
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No wonder that leading Latino advocacy groups, like the Hispanic Federation, UnidosUS, and Latino Justice PRLDEF have joined with over 70 other organizations in opposition to Barr's nomination.
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Clinton was an early advocate of the raid that brought Bin Laden to justice, in opposition to some of her most important colleagues on the National Security Council.
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Speaking in Russian to the NBC presenter Megyn Kelly, Mr. Putin spoke of "Russkie," a term denoting ethnic Russians in opposition to other nationalities living in the country.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies like the United Arab Emirates have never recognized the Jewish state but have quietly found common cause with it in opposition to Iran.
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Learning what those laws mean for you and making your voice heard either in support or in opposition to them may sound dangerously like getting involved in politics.
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"The Communist Party under Mao Zedong really founded the People's Republic of China in opposition to foreign imperialism and interference in China's so-called internal affairs," Weiss says.
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The exhibition was held in opposition to the state-run Salon du Printemps, which served as a reminder of the colonial era as it consistently sidelined Moroccan artists.
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Just last week, at the annual meeting of Catholic bishops in Indianapolis, a number of bishops spoke in opposition to the potential ACA repeal, according to America Magazine.
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Hong Kong's protest movement started in early June in opposition to an extradition bill, which critics feared could be used to target dissidents for prosecution in mainland China.
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Hong Kong has been wracked for months with protests that started in opposition to a bill that would have allowed criminal suspects to be extradited to mainland China.
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But the effort is a glimpse of a vigorous private campaign to try to undermine political groups or individuals perceived to be in opposition to Mr. Trump's agenda.
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The outlet for this eagerness has thus far taken the shape of intense advocacy in favor of, or in opposition to, various pillars of potential tax reform legislation.
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POLL WATCH:EMERSON UNIVERSITY: A new national survey finds independent voters leading a sharp swing in opposition to impeachment, the second major poll to produce those findings this week.
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"The Democratic Party must go on record in opposition to holding a vote on the trade deal during the lame-duck session of Congress and beyond," Sanders said.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters said they cast a ballot in opposition to Trump, while 26 percent said their vote was meant to express confidence in the president.
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But Sanders joined eight Democrats, including Schumer, in opposition to the agreement over a lack of environmental safeguards and insufficient measures to stop the outsourcing of U.S. jobs.
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At the inception of the Islamic Republic -- 39 years ago this month -- tens of thousands of Iranian women demonstrated in opposition to the new government's compulsory hijab ruling.
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Over the medium term, the arrangement between the two main parties could lead to an increase in support for more radical parties in opposition to a centrist consensus.
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Removing these provisions could wipe out 25 percent of future investment — an act that stands in opposition to the public's call for more jobs, economic opportunity and security.
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At least, that remains true so long as Republican candidates like Mr. Trump or Mr. Wilson position themselves in opposition to immigration or policies perceived as aiding minorities.
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In today's era of partisan politics, there are few instances in which the American people have been more strongly united in their beliefs than in opposition to TrumpCare.
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Conway, though, suggested Bloomberg may not be welcomed by the rest of the Democratic field; several of the candidates have crafted their platforms in opposition to the ultrawealthy.
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For the first six months of Mr. Trump's presidency, Mr. Cuomo had tactically avoided antagonizing the president by name, though he was outspoken in opposition to his policies.
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Far from being supported by social movements, Obama's policies spurred not one but two social movements on the right in opposition to him: The Tea Party and Trumpism.
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Those fields, collectively called quintessence, could act in opposition to gravity, and could change over time — popping up, decaying or altering their effect, switching from repulsive to attractive.
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The row has defied mediation efforts by Kuwait and the United States, which called on Gulf Arab states to unite in opposition to Iranian influence in the region.
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Hitching ad revenue to VMT would put the industry squarely in opposition to other, non-car modes of transit and make it an enemy of good urban planning.
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And local businesses and environmental advocates are planning to mobilize in opposition to the mine — even preparing to lie in front of bulldozers, according to Alaska Dispatch News.
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On Tuesday, Qualcomm submitted them to U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh in opposition to a sweeping ruling that would alter its business model as it pursues an appeal.
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This summer millions of Hong Kongers have taken up a new sport: marching, originally against a controversial extradition bill and increasingly in opposition to their territory's pro-Beijing government.
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"Due to my concerns about Mr. Pruitt's commitment to the mission of the EPA, I will cast my vote in opposition to his confirmation," Collins said in a statement.
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More than 100 people have been handcuffed and arrested in opposition to the project, which will see nearly triple the amount of oil run through the town each day.
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More than 2000 people have been handcuffed and arrested in opposition to the project, which will see nearly triple the amount of oil run through the town each day.
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Out of power and without the same procedural tools that Senate Democrats have to block Trump's actions, House Democrats' strength comes mostly from uniting in opposition to the GOP.
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Some hot dirty talk could go down; however, sweet Venus, in opposition to the lord of the underworld, Pluto, could bring out people's dark sides: jealousy, obsession, and manipulation.
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The Egyptian economy in the aftermath of the ouster of Mubarak was in shambles, a situation that led protesters to take to the streets again in opposition to him.
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Her husband, on the other hand, is known as Him (capital "H" in opposition to the lowercase "m" in the film's title), presumably a reference to God, the Father.
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She has posed as a defender of women's rights, but largely in opposition to the presumed antifeminist attitudes of the Muslims she would like to keep out of France.
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Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and a growing number of other high-profile tech companies have come out in opposition to President Trump's decision to roll back protections for transgender students.
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But, before we get to Mars' potential impact on your Friday night plans, here's what it actually means to have the sun and Mars "in opposition" to each other.
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She was an effective legislator during her four years as speaker, and in the minority she's done a skillful job of holding her caucus together in opposition to Trump.
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There are so many other scandals and crises competing for national attention, and the interest groups lined up in opposition to gun control are powerful and extraordinarily well-funded.
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That puts it in opposition to last year's well-received doc Whitney: Can I Be Me, which painted a much bleaker picture of what her life was actually like.
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The news comes just days after the British Film Institute stripped Weinstein of its highest honor, saying his alleged "appalling conduct" stands in opposition to the organization&aposs values.
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In the months that followed, Dragonfly has become a flashpoint for employee protests within Google, with more than 400 Google employees signing a letter in opposition to the project.
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The magazine was launched in opposition to the moderate Republicanism of Dwight Eisenhower, who was seen as being soft on communism and all too willing to compromise with liberals.
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The girls are twin-reflections, developing with and in opposition to one another, building a store of mutual resentments and passions that will fuel them both well into adulthood.
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" In particular, when legislation "stands in opposition to that of the people, declared in the Constitution, the judges ought to be governed by the latter rather than the former.
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President Trump promoted Breitbart on Twitter this afternoon setting it up as a real news source in opposition to the rest of what he calls the fake, mainstream media.
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More of the financial activism has been anti-Trump, with 21 percent saying their actions were in opposition to the president and 15 percent saying they were in support.
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Americans elected Trump because they reject these policy ideas as fundamentally in opposition to the liberty that has always been promised in the United States to all its citizens.
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Barack Obama stands in opposition to the Supreme Court and international law, which forbids death as punishment for non-homicidal crimes, in supporting the death penalty for child rapists.
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A Colorado measure would ban hydraulic fracturing, and a Florida measure would block offshore drilling in opposition to a recent effort by the Trump administration to reopen offshore drilling.
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The GOP has united in opposition to the decision, and House committee chairmen plan to call both Comey and Attorney General Loretta Lynch to answer questions about the inquiry.
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"Once again the United States is going to be in a position of looking weak, of not acting strongly in opposition to what the Russians are doing," Burns said.
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Hong Kong is in its third month of protests that started in opposition to a proposed extradition law and have expanded to include demands for a more democratic system.
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In 2014, the so-called "Umbrella Movement" brought more than 100,000 people to the streets in opposition to Beijing's attempts to dictate who could stand in the city's elections.
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"If any group wants to argue in favor of terrorists being allowed to spread their messaging on social media platforms, I proudly stand in opposition to them," Rose said.
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McCutchen, who now works as a labor attorney in Littler Mendelson's D.C. office, helped the U.S. Chamber of Commerce draft its comments to Labor in opposition to the rule.
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"As a young person, long before I ever held any position, I was active in opposition to the war in Vietnam," Sanders told The New York Times in May.
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This puts him in opposition to the Pentagon and intelligence community, which views climate change as a threat multiplier and as a contributor to the devastating Syrian civil war.
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A variety of ads in defense of — and in opposition to — Obamacare are being unveiled as members of the House visit their home districts over the next two weeks.
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Four GOP senators came out in opposition to the plan before the House bills were even unveiled, vowing to vote against any legislation that included dismantling the Medicaid expansion.
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Now, the company plans to open the service up to everyone in the Bay Area, lining it up in opposition to Uber and Lyft, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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