That it's incumbent on me to make you feel comfortable.
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It is incumbent on attorneys to help move business forward.
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It might be incumbent on the exchanges to make them.
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So it's incumbent on him to name exactly what that is.
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But it's incumbent on the candidates not to test such limits.
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It's incumbent on parents to parent through their sense of hurt.
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It is incumbent on our military leaders to urgently address them.
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Ms. Jones will face Will Hurd, a Republican incumbent, on Tuesday.
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It's incumbent on all of us to prevent the worst possible failures.
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So really, it's incumbent on Paul Ryan to help bring party unity.
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So it's incumbent on the new mayor to do something about it.
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It's a reality that helps every Democratic incumbent on this list. 103.
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It's incumbent on other parents and coaches to start doing the same.
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"It is incumbent on us to educate the American people," he says.
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New York's arcane election laws keep a defeated incumbent on the ballot.
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It's incumbent on him to do that and I think he will.
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It is incumbent on President Trump to lead China to that position.
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" "It is incumbent on Trump, his nominee for national security adviser, Gen.
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Dean Heller, the most endangered Republican incumbent on the ballot this fall.
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"We think it's absolutely incumbent on E.P.A. to implement stronger standards," she said.
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It is now incumbent on Congress to act to stabilize the insurance marketplace.
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Comstock said it's incumbent on male lawmakers to push for reform as well.
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It's incumbent on us to correct the inaccuracies and change the negative narrative.
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With no incumbent on the ballot, 28500 and 6900 were open-seat elections.
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I think it's incumbent on the bundlers to bundle assets that you want.
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It's incumbent on us as medical professionals to do something about that need.
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"It is the model of an ideal society," incumbent on everyone working together.
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"It is incumbent on us to show leadership," Greene said, according to a source.
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"It's incumbent on the NSA to say, 'This is an important mission'," Dukes said.
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"It's incumbent on us as scientists to get scientific perspectives out there," he said.
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What's happening: There are 43 Republican seats now without an incumbent on the ballot.
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Mr. Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, said that it was now incumbent on Mrs.
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"I think it's incumbent on officeholders to do what's right, period," Mr. Cook said.
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It's incumbent on pool leaders to send images of the tickets before the drawing.
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Unfortunately, actually becoming a seat filler is almost entirely incumbent on knowing the right people.
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The Sixth is just on the edge of competitiveness, with no incumbent on the ballot.
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It is incumbent on the government of Michigan to give them justice and clean water.
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But it is incumbent on everyone producing journalism throughout the newsroom to share the responsibility.
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He soon turned to local politics, however, unseating a longtime incumbent on the City Council.
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It is incumbent on the media to consider their own potential role in this crime.
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It is therefore incumbent on Medicare for All proponents to be as forthright as possible.
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If there have been abuses, it is incumbent on those impeaching to state them explicitly.
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Ryan said it was incumbent on the Manhattan real estate mogul to unify the party.
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It is incumbent on their board to understand if there is any potential for competing offers.
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It is not incumbent on film-makers to tell the whole story, to include every nuance.
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It is incumbent on people in the field to tell the story in all its complexity.
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It is incumbent on the newcomer to build rapport and a track record to gain trust.
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It is incumbent on the press to make sure their voices are heard loud and clear.
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It is incumbent on all of us to stand up and fight racism, extremism and hate.
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It is incumbent on the Senate to join the House and accomplish this important legislative task.
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"It's incumbent on us to do the kinds of stories that they can't do," he says.
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And it's incumbent on all of us — journalists and citizens alike — to call it just that.
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It's really incumbent on him, if things don't go the way he likes, to make the adjustment.
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It is incumbent on all parts of civil society to support this common cause to prevent terrorism.
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It is incumbent on Mueller to remove any such appearance or to remove himself as special counsel.
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Beto O'Rourke, a rising Democratic star who is hoping to unseat the GOP incumbent on Nov. 6.
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It is therefore incumbent on us to listen to our young people as much as guide them.
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Foster said it was incumbent on London to set a budget for the region in the meantime.
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"It is incumbent on you to minimize the damage and remedy this wrong," Donnelly and Heller added.
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Perhaps just as important, it will be incumbent on conservative media outlets to push back as well.
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It's incumbent on Congress to support policies to make this future a reality, and we must choose wisely.
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It's not incumbent on anyone to be supportive and charming about people your spouse is sexually involved with.
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Whether it comes from a huge gulf or not, it's incumbent on us to ensure it's managed responsibly.
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Why it matters: Open seats are more likely to flip than those with an incumbent on the ballot.
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It's incumbent on the government to review conditions in a given country and decide whether to renew designations.
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Those abuses, Catholics say, make it incumbent on Francis to give them not just words, but also action.
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We do have some divisiveness in St. Louis County, and it's incumbent on leadership to bring people together.
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"It is incumbent on every single American to do their part, even that millennial generation," Verma told CNBC.
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And, yes, it's also incumbent on the public to be discerning when a politician says or does anything.
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Gardner is up for reelection this year and is likely the most vulnerable Republican incumbent on the map.
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If we don't have that, it's incumbent on all of us to say we cannot vote for that.
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" The organization added that it was incumbent on everyone, including the media, "to act responsibly at this time.
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It's that a strange presumption exists that it's somehow incumbent on the United States to fix that specific problem.
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The Trump family is peddling birtherism again and it's incumbent on all of us to speak out against it.
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As our population continues to grow, it's incumbent on us all to make adjustments for a more balanced future.
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In this case, it would be incumbent on organizations to push for reform at the local and state level.
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Mr. McCain said it was incumbent on Mr. Trump to "heal many of the wounds" from the primary season.
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It is incumbent on us to take the necessary steps to protect consumers with a national data security standard.
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It's incumbent on the government and its citizens to take whatever steps they can to ensure that doesn't happen.
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And so it is incumbent on the giant social platforms to prevent the president from dangerously weaponizing their tools.
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It is incumbent on the United States to be a leader in building a world-class, respectful cybersecurity program.
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Within a few months the incumbent on a rival line, GWR, cut ticket prices and introduced free Wi-Fi.
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It was incumbent on guarantor countries, which include Turkey, Russia and Iran, to prevent that from happening, Muftuoglu said.
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So pronounced, it seems incumbent on the president to provide more about what this competition might mean going forward.
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"It is incumbent on families and governments to take a loud, consistent, clear position to bring people home," he said.
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"It is incumbent on everyone — operators and investors — that we aren't overfunding and over hyping," says venture capitalist Sunil Nagaraj.
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It is incumbent on the Senate to make sure that new leadership gets the bureau back to doing its job.
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It's incumbent on campaigns, parties, the press and the public to have oversight to follow the money in real time.
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It is incumbent on Republicans to take control of this issue, as they promise to their constituents in every campaign.
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Moving forward, it is incumbent on the U.S. to be crystal clear in its support of U.N. efforts in Iraq.
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"It is definitely incumbent on the administration to have every position filled by the end of the year," said Norton.
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There is also a challenge incumbent on the Democratic Party, and that is working similarly to bring the country together.
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But it is incumbent on all of us to do whatever we can to slow its spread & shield most vulnerable.
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It is incumbent on the United States not to neglect the expansion and diversification of its sources of crude oil.
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Democratic challengers, in contrast, are more likely than Republicans to differ from the incumbent on the basis of social identity.
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It should be incumbent on all of our political leaders to support a plan designed to fix this alarming situation.
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That is an outright lie and its incumbent on all of us, journalists and citizens alike, to call it just that.
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My story would only be possible in America, and it is incumbent on all of us to pay this inheritance forward.
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Like Parker in his opinion, O'Brien stressed that it was incumbent on the legislature, not the courts, to create new rights.
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"It is incumbent on the Army to ensure that he is afforded the same protections as whistle-blowers," the letter reads.
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So, I think it&aposs incumbent on the Mueller team to finish their investigation and to get that report to Congress.
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"These are scientific facts, not opinion, and it is incumbent on politicians to take account of the scientific evidence," he said.
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So in this case it would be incumbent on Mueller to understand the President's state of mind when he fired Comey.
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" Mr. Cooper said it was "incumbent on the building to maintain its competitive standing with new construction the best it can.
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I wrote at the time that it was incumbent on Roberts, as head of the Supreme Court, to repudiate Alito's conduct.
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"It's incumbent on us to look at, do they have enough net disposable income, a living wage, to make ends meet?"
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Usually, that has been confined to open seat races, though it came against an incumbent on Tuesday in New York's 14th.
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Being homeless was an unfree condition by all counts; thus, it was incumbent on a free society to remedy that problem.
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"We recognize that it can't be just incumbent on 'Cheryl in Jackson County, Ohio,' to fight the Russians," Masterson said sympathetically.
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"[I]t's incumbent on the state and county to insist VSAP meet necessary minimum-security safeguards [before it's used]," she said.
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But I think it's incumbent on all of us to teach our children that you must have moments without your devices.
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That is an outright lie, and it's incumbent on all of us – journalists and citizens alike – to call it just that.
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But it is incumbent on Congress to do its part to make sure Flint has the resources to make that possible.
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But if the president will not lead, it is incumbent on patriotic Democrats and Republicans in Congress to act without him.
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It will be incumbent on those of good will in the 21970 election cycle to try and make peace, not war.
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For me, if I have a platform with which I can be helpful then it's incumbent on me to be helpful.
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That is why it's incumbent on responsible Americans — especially those with large platforms — to treat alleged crimes as just that: alleged.
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It's really incumbent on those of us who pride ourselves on getting the facts right to do the work to do that.
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With Amazon taking an increasing share of e-commerce growth, it's incumbent on other retailers to compete online and reinvent antiquated platforms.
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Jones, who is viewed as the most vulnerable Senate incumbent on the ballot in 2020, has not announced how he will vote.
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"If there is an inability for a business to understand technology on a high level, it's incumbent on them to learn it."
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It means recognizing when we occupy relatively privileged positions that it is incumbent on us to advance others and not only ourselves.
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"It's incumbent on app developers to do more to ensure that those apps are used by age-appropriate customers," said Mr. Grewal.
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I do think it's incumbent on all of these companies to think about how they are contributing to the future of humanity.
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He said that, whoever was now in charge in Turkey, it was incumbent on them to ensure the safety of Russian nationals.
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"I think it is really incumbent on all of us that when we call police, it is for emergency purposes," said McElhaney.
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It is incumbent on managers to speak up and defend their strategies and explain how they fight volatility and protect clients' wealth.
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"It is incumbent on every country to join our efforts to change the regime's lawless behavior," Pompeo said, speaking at the conference.
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It is incumbent on us to reinstate normality, in order to build the advanced and prosperous country of which we all dream.
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So while it would be terrific if you adopted, it's no more incumbent on you than it is on any other potential parents.
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MEADOWS: It creates another issue because then all of a sudden it&aposs incumbent on the DOJ to actually act and press charges.
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It is incumbent on the South African government to put its citizens' health above that of the industry and pass a strong tax.
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But really it is also incumbent on the flyer to make sure he is bound, say, for Monterrey, Mexico and not Monterey, California.
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"It's incumbent on those of us who grew up with the internet, and maybe were on the original listservs, to act," Dow said.
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Scott O'Malia, chief executive of ISDA, the global derivatives industry body, said it was incumbent on the industry to find solutions on transitioning.
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On the matter of Islamic terrorism, it's incumbent on the opposition to argue that Trump is already increasing the likelihood of political violence.
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When Trump attacks them, it is incumbent on all of us, regardless of party, to stand up and speak out in their defense.
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At age 23, he ousted a seasoned incumbent on the board of the two-year College of the Sequoias, which he had attended.
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The extended timeline for the Comfort's deployment was not only incumbent on its scheduled maintenance or the amount of medical equipment on board.
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It is cases like this one that many faithful say make it incumbent on Francis to give them not just words, but action.
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"It's incumbent on all of us to find ways to cohesively navigate the increasingly turbulent times we find ourselves in," the email concludes.
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"It's going to be incumbent on communities, lawmakers and law enforcement to come together and talk about what are some standards for them."
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"The people who these ads are targeting are really vulnerable," so it is incumbent on the cancer centers themselves to be responsible, Woloshin said.
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Do you feel that in the wake of Tempe that it's incumbent on Uber to be more transparent about how it does autonomous testing?
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Isn't it to some degree incumbent on the majority party to pull some Democrats in and say, hey, what would your goals be here?
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It is therefore incumbent on rich countries to abide by rules that enable poor ones to participate in seed collecting without losing out financially.
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"I think it's incumbent on the Congress to make a decision as to whether we are going to have a federal system," he said.
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"It's incumbent on the consumer to make sure you realize everything that's in your contract and don't be afraid to ask questions," Davis said.
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The fact that Park was able to successfully unseat a Republican incumbent on this somewhat intersectional platform makes his campaign all the more intriguing.
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That made it incumbent on Malik Rosier to win the game with his arm, which is about the last place Miami wants to be.
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The sacrifice, known as the hadi, is incumbent on all pilgrims, who must donate at least two-thirds of the meat to the poor.
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It is incumbent on hospitals and medical facilities throughout the country to assess their preparedness posture and be prepared to surge capacity and capability.
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"This is a big wake-up call to any incumbent on the ballot in November," said Mary Anne Marsh, a Boston-based Democratic strategist.
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"It's incumbent on me to do the research," said human rights lawyer Deborah Papworth, who is based in Cambodia with the charity, Hagar International.
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After all, it is not incumbent on a historian to offer up possible remedies — except this is the closing task Khalidi sets for himself.
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This means that in Republican primaries without an incumbent on the ballot, voters prefer inexperienced candidates to those with past careers in elective office.
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"It's incumbent on the tech companies who are selling you these apps and games to make it much easier for parents," Mr. Steyer said.
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But, as I say, it's really incumbent on boards and individuals to disclose and to do the work and to understand what they're doing.
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He says it's incumbent on companies like Apple, which make big claims about their environmental credentials, to insist on state-of-the-art energy practices.
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That makes it incumbent on readers to do their own research on authors, particularly if using the posts as the basis for stock trading decisions.
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When they see another merchant selling a knock-off product, it's incumbent on them to go through a burdensome process to get it taken down.
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Years ago, it was incumbent on Ksenia to look after the kids on the tournament grounds, though Nikolai Mirnyi, Max's father and coach, helped out.
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"This makes it incumbent on Taiwan to prepare and invest in capabilities to deter aggression and mount an effective defense if deterrence fails," he said.
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As a journalist, it is incumbent on you to report the facts — and to look at all sides of the issues affecting our country today.
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In the letter to the Senate Banking Committee's top two Republicans, White stressed it was "incumbent" on the independent regulator's ethics to proceed finalizing rules.
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It is incumbent on Congress to take action to ensure that domestic violence victims do not get deported back into the hands of their abusers.
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It is therefore not only proper, but also incumbent on the Congress, to come up with a better way of managing the federal cash register.
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And it's incumbent on these stars to pull off a splashy rollout that somehow doesn't feel tacky or inaccessible or overly determined by corporate interests.
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"It is really going to be incumbent on the states to start working on policy efforts right away, if they have not already," he said.
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With the technology now at our disposal and given the crucial evidence contained in rape kits, it is incumbent on us to eliminate the backlog.
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"It is incumbent on all member states of the United Nations to make every effort to ensure that these sanctions are fully implemented," he said.
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At most airports in the United States, the airlines have operational control of their terminals, so it is incumbent on them to add new technology.
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But she said that it is incumbent on medical professionals to intervene in instances where there is a danger to an individual or the public.
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It is incumbent on our government officials to remind foreign leaders that U.S. has privacy protections that are at least equivalent to EU privacy protections.
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In addition to the three seats seen as competitive in the general election, eight other congressional districts are open, without an incumbent on the ballot.
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But we feel, especially in a theater, that it's incumbent on us to make our work more accessible, and that's why Derek brought Frank on.
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Things can always change—that's why it's incumbent on us to be vigilant, but for now I think the efficacy of that term has been tainted.
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But, failing that, it is incumbent on those who care about our homeland security to prepare for what can happen to our nation the Day After.
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"It is incumbent on us to manage this burden but we may have to make some difficult prioritization decisions in order to accommodate it," Woods said.
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Although it is incumbent on Pakistan to clamp down on its proxies, the angrier Kashmiris are, the easier it is for Pakistani warmongers to recruit them.
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Joachim Hermann, the Bavarian interior minister and a candidate to be federal interior minister if the post becomes vacant, agrees with the incumbent on the matter.
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But if North Siders won't connect with them and the government won't do it, then it seems like it is incumbent on others to step up.
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Is it not instead incumbent on the ethical, socially aware company to stay and thus help change attitudes to corruption within the communities where they operate?
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If he refuses to vigorously enforce the rule at HUD, it is still incumbent on him to address the underlying problem it was meant to address.
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But, says Ms Claes, it should always be incumbent on the guest to make sure he is up to speed with what is expected of him.
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But as tensions increase in Tehran and fail to abate in Pyongyang, it is incumbent on Congress to carefully assess the existing intelligence on these threats.
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If you rewind to the start of his career, there was never a specific day when it was incumbent on him to discuss this painful happenstance.
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"I think it's incumbent on a CEO to not just listen to points of view but to actually solicit them," Tim Cook said in the interview.
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I believe it is incumbent on all first responder stakeholders to continue to look for ways to infuse competition and innovation into the solution and implementation.
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"Once we get into the general, it's going to be incumbent on Democrats to pick up the moderate voters necessary to defeat Trump," Mr. Manley said.
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A senior Democratic aide told us last night that it's incumbent on the White House to coordinate with Hill Republicans and keep them in the loop.
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It would be incumbent on South Korea to reduce its own population's exposure to North Korean death from the skies through military modernization and civil defense.
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"I always believe that it's incumbent on leaders to lead and to lead in a way that is ethical and moral," Zeid said, according to Reuters.
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The British people voted for Brexit and I think it is incumbent on their politicians to deliver on the decision that we asked them to take.
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According to Variety, Gabrielle told the panel it's incumbent on her to speak up and do the right thing ... never mind the company writing those checks.
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"President Trump's executive action against war refugees represents a new low in modern American foreign policy and it is incumbent on us to fight back," Schneiderman added.
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It's incumbent on all of us to remind our fellow citizens -- boldly and continuously -- about the ways that this administration is violating democratic norms and American ideals.
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"It was a painful process and it was, you know, incumbent on me to do it at that time," Speier recalled during her interview with CNN Tuesday.
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Because of Alabama's strong Republican lean -- Trump carried the state by 28 points in 2016 -- Jones immediately became the most endangered incumbent on the ballot in 20183.
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Rockstar exists on a singular plane of gaming culture, and it's incumbent on reporters to carry that burden when given a chance to speak with its leaders.
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All options are still on the table, and it is incumbent on Republicans and Democrats together to deliver the relief that the American people so desperately need.
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"It is incumbent on us as a state ... to chase these people to the last possible conclusion to make sure the country is not cheated," he said.
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It is incumbent on us to break down the barriers between silos of the medical community and help clinicians work together to be part of the solution.
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Australian Trade Minister Steven Ciobo said Canberra was receptive to exploring commercial opportunities China's new Silk Road presented, but any decisions would remain incumbent on national interest.
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Therefore, it is incumbent on the U.K. government to take seriously the likelihood that a no-deal Brexit is coming and to position the U.K. to succeed.
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"If the candidates don't deliver, it's incumbent on the RNC to go to the candidate and say, 'You can't do this,' " Heghmann said, according to the Pilot.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly is also aboard, and has told other aides it is incumbent on all staffers to help keep the President focused.
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It is incumbent on democratic governments to stand up for the liberty of the Czech media; they should call on Zeman to repudiate his comments and apologize.
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, said Tuesday it was incumbent on GOP congressional leaders to cut deeper and push President Obama harder.
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"I felt it was incumbent on me, and I'll do it as long as I can," he told me as I recently joined one of his tours.
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You can meet and connect with so many people, and it's incumbent on me to win their trust, and to make clear our journalistic mission and values.
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Mr. Matthews is among those investment professionals who say it is incumbent on fund managers to understand the risks that climate change can pose to investors' portfolios.
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After moving into Newark's inner city fresh from Yale Law School, Booker launched his career when he challenged and defeated a longtime incumbent on the City Council.
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"It shouldn't be incumbent on an organization like ours or people who happen to be well-connected with folks inside Facebook to report these things," Petersen said.
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It is incumbent on our government to foster an environment that allows businesses to thrive, which spurs job growth, innovations and investment into new products and services.
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It is incumbent on this president, who has touted his ability to understand business, to not only face this fact but also to take it to heart.
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"When a member of Congress abuses the privileges of his position, it is incumbent on the House to clearly and quickly reprove such conduct," the complaint reads.
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I think it is incumbent on myself, my colleagues at NBC, my colleagues in the White House Press Corps to make sure that you don't squander those opportunities.
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In the face of such a categorical denial, it's incumbent on Trump to come forward with his promised evidence that led him to conclude Rice committed a crime.
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Larry Hogan's (R) reelection campaign last year, said it is incumbent on Republicans to reach out to these suburban voters and push back on the anti-women narrative.
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Adding insult to injury for the red team is the fact there are 6900 open Republican House seats now without an incumbent on the ballot; a modern record.
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It would then be incumbent on a company whose slogan has variously been "Don't be evil" and "Do the right thing" to fill in any unfair compensation gaps.
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"It's going to be incumbent on everyone talking about this to make sure we are not just talking about harassment of privileged women and famous jobs," says Omero.
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In this dynamic cybersecurity environment, it is incumbent on the CISO to first develop and implement an information security strategy to defend against known threats from known adversaries.
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It is incumbent on Trump and the White House to remind the nation of these facts and to avoid chasing every squirrel the media sends running their way.
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While Donald Trump is not going to stop playing with fire, it is incumbent on lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to push back on his grandstanding.
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Therefore, it is in cities where we will all help build the future fast before us — and it is incumbent on all of our leaders to truly lead.
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If they're going to trumpet their leadership in and dedication to principles of openness and inclusivity, it is incumbent on them to carry it out with maximum transparency.
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As the United States and Vietnam pursue their reconciliation agenda, it is incumbent on American scholars to probe more deeply the experience of southern Vietnamese during the war.
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With Big Data tools becoming more powerful and mainstream, it may be incumbent on companies to foresee potential safety and security issues with new products and new technologies.
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But I think it's incumbent on those state legislatures and governors to make sure they are run cost-effectively and hire people who are capable of doing that.
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It's incumbent on the lawyers to work with asylum seekers to obtain all the necessary records and testimonies, as well as gather additional data to corroborate a claim.
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"It is incumbent on animal professionals and advocates to share as much information as possible with potential adopters in order to ensure the highest likelihood of success," he says.
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It is also incumbent on national leaders around the world to realize that a key part of their jobs should be to reduce sectarian tensions, not to stoke them.
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"I always believe that it's incumbent on leaders to lead and to lead in a way that is ethical and moral," Zeid said on Wednesday, when asked about Trump.
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Kasich said Mitt Romney lost that battle in exchanges with President Barack Obama during the 2012 election, despite besting the incumbent on questions of competence, job growth and management.
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It's incumbent on its leadership to account for the failures and betrayals that led to this, and find a better way to address them than the demagogy on offer.
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And so it's incumbent on social media providers, internet service providers to be vigilant when it comes to hate speech content that violates their very own terms of service.
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"It's incumbent on the companies to not create these honeypots of data," Gray said on a panel about tech regulation at a CNBC Technology Executive Council event on Tuesday.
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Whilst we cannot blame generations of past — man-made climate change was undiscovered at the time — it does make certain duties incumbent on those who have reaped its benefits.
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She holds a swing House district; without an incumbent on the ballot, the district is probably considered Democratic-leaning in a year shaping up to be a Democratic wave.
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One trade group official defended the outreach, saying it's incumbent on the major tech companies to educate lawmakers and regulators about their businesses, especially in the current political climate.
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In a CNBC interview Monday, Wasserman said Democrats should also benefit from what he called "the Red exodus," referring to 41 House GOP seats without an incumbent on the ballot.
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Nearly half of LGBTQ Americans say it's not incumbent on public figures to come out, however, with 53% saying that coming out was their responsibility and 47% saying it wasn't.
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Since defaults are very powerful — people tend to defer to the easiest options — it was incumbent on policymakers, Thaler argued, to think carefully about the choices they present to people.
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However, if the voters choose a tie, it will be incumbent on Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Asked if the political climate and incidents like Wednesday's shooting indicated an increased threat to lawmakers, Ryan said it was incumbent on politicians to cool things down across the nation.
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In an era where accountability for wrongdoing in public office is at a crisis point, it's incumbent on the legal profession to toe the line for the rule of law.
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Blunt said regardless of who won the Alabama special election, it is incumbent on the Senate to do more to curb predatory behavior and ensure a safe workplace for all.
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"It is incumbent on Japan to protect itself and its defense is necessary for the alliance to be maintained in the best possible posture," said a source close to Abe.
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He said it was incumbent on his leadership to build a France that was "prosperous and open to the world" and to make sure people "weren't left behind" by globalization.
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"Regardless of the challenges that may exist in administering the election, I think it's incumbent on any Nevadan who wants to participate in the caucus to do so," Levine said.
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I assume Omar has been reckless rather than malicious, but it is incumbent on her, as on any public person who wades into fraught sectarian debates, to speak with care.
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And if the organization you are working for is sufficiently corrupt, then frankly, it might be incumbent on you to pull that proverbial red button and whistleblow to stop the madness.
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"It is now incumbent on Director Comey to immediately provide the American people with more information than what is contained in his letter," Robby Mook, Clinton's campaign manager, told reporters Saturday.
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Democrats now want the Federal Trade Commission and other regulators to presume that large mergers are de facto anti-competitive, and that it is incumbent on the applicants to prove otherwise.
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"It is incumbent on every member of the U.N. to carry out or to enforce those sanctions to the utmost," Mark Toner, the acting State Department spokesman, told reporters this week.
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All the same, in an era in which the president is constantly trying to impose his fictions on reality, it's incumbent on the rest of us to keep the two separate.
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"Incumbent on reporters to make clear this is trash," Pelosi's deputy chief of staff, Drew Hammill, said on Twitter about McCarthy's claim, citing Pelosi's criticism of Soleimani at her press conference.
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"I think it's incumbent on all consumers to pay attention to any potential adverse effects of any of the products that we rely on until more research is done," he said.
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Given how many times Trump has told the public, including his supporters, things that are just not true, it is incumbent on him to demonstrate that there is nothing to this story.
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And I believe that it is incumbent on us as citizens of this nation, as Americans, to bestow that right upon others, upon each other, and upon the rest of the world.
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Trump's supporters say it's incumbent on Ryan to buy wholesale into the president-elect's vision and prove that he can be a trusted ally, even when it is difficult for him politically.
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"It's critical and really incumbent on teams to make sure they manage this responsibly and don't take advantage of the situation where they do have more control of the marketplace," said Lawrence.
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In not every case is it the government's responsibility to build every inch, dot every "I," and cross every "T" but it is incumbent on policymakers to make certain these systems secure.
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In addition to pushing for gender-equal laws and policies and an end to anti-dad stigmas, it's incumbent on each of us to look at our own ingrained attitudes as well.
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Carmelo Anthony singled out his enthusiasm Friday, saying it would be incumbent on the team to keep Noah's energy well tuned, joking that perhaps Noah should meditate simply to calm himself down.
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But it will also be incumbent on the next administration to explore use of existing regulatory authorities — including under the federal Clean Air Act — to help drive major greenhouse gas pollution reductions.
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Denying women access to contraception and abortion services is a critical part of the larger machinery of oppression, discrimination, and violence against women and it's incumbent on all of us to fight.
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For the newsroom of the future, it's incumbent on us to get ahead and lead with teams of journalists outfitted to meet this moment — reporters, illustrators, designers, motion experts, producers, video editors.
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"It's incumbent on the airports to introduce these preventative measures to curb excessive drinking and the problems it creates, rather than allowing passengers to drink to excess before their flights," the spokesperson said.
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It is incumbent on respected healthcare institutions to make sure people are able to decipher the information all around them and to provide accurate, timely and useful information for patients to utilize. 4.
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"It's incumbent on us to work, to negotiate and find a happy medium that gets 28503 votes in the Senate, 22019 votes in the House and send it to the president," he added.
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If you use cultural values in your branding and message as a way to engage with customers, then it is incumbent on you to authentically represent them, whether publicly or privately, Stead suggested.
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And a number of candidates in such elections, including some elevated by Mr. Sanders, have said it is incumbent on them to frame their races as something more than a Trump litmus test.
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It is incumbent on the Palestinians to use 2334 to push forward with their strategy to internationalize their struggle, whether through advancing their calls for sanctions or reverting to the International Criminal Court.
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But from a persuasion perspective, it will be incumbent on them to make clear that any remaining issues they wish to pursue are of importance to all Americans and not motivated by partisanship.
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" Calling for "friendship, not hatred," he said, "What better or greater symbol is there than to see us all convened her today, united." he added, "It is incumbent on Europe to remain united.
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"It's incumbent on individuals or family members to reach out to their estate planner to make sure all documents conform with the new tax law and still conform with their wishes," Dillon said.
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Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley beat a 10-term incumbent on Tuesday to win the Democratic nomination to run for the U.S. Congress, and she immediately came out swinging at President Donald Trump.
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Since the 1970s, primary opponents challenging Republican members of Congress have been much more likely than Democratic challengers to attack the incumbent on the basis of ideology, as the figure below makes clear.
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Contemporary body positivity makes it incumbent on people with nonconforming bodies to change their own self-perception without requiring anyone with any power to question what created the phenomenon in the first place.
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"In this environment, with the president impugning his character, questioning his integrity, it's incumbent on the military to make clear to everybody in the force that that's not going to be tolerated," Lapan added.
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As a journalist, it's incumbent on us to really do our homework, and to really talk to all sides of the story, and explore every single angle, and get the backup that we need.
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As deep uncertainty continues in the weeks to come, it is incumbent on all Americans to exercise caution and compassion in their interactions, particularly if those interactions are primarily restricted to the digital world.
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And if the U.S. cannot actually balance ends and means in Africa, or demonstrate a conflict's connection to a vital national interest, then it is incumbent on Congress to limit or restrict future operations.
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" Ms. Shaver, the mayor, said it was incumbent on the city to find better ways to protect its low-lying areas, "and not have the spires of Flagler College have gondolas going around them.
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On the other hand, if the options survive scrutiny, it's incumbent on the principals who are there with the president to make sure he fully understands all of the second- and third-order consequences.
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" Mirroring Schiff's comments, Durbin said any attempt to fire Mueller would be a "constitutional crisis" and that "it would be incumbent on Congress, on a bipartisan basis, to use the tools at its disposal.
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In the letter to the Senate Banking Committee's top two Republicans, Chairman Richard Shelby and Mike Crapo of Idaho, White stressed it was "incumbent" on the independent regulator's canons of ethics to proceed finalizing rules.
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"Contemporary body positivity makes it incumbent on people with nonconforming bodies to change their own self-perception without requiring anyone with any power to question what created the phenomenon in the first place," Mull writes.
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And since he does occupy that position, it's incumbent on him to warn that were the UK to leave the EU, it would suffer, and the EU and thus the Western world might suffer more.
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John told the Thomson Reuters Foundation it is increasingly incumbent on businesses to validate their own supply chains with more companies talking publicly about improving procurement processes and admitting being totally slave-free is challenging.
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"It is incumbent on the President to set a path for tightening and to avoid a situation where Draghi does nothing and the next president has to get policy normalisation back on track," he said.
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U.S. Minister-Counselor Stefaine Amadeo, speaking on behalf of the U.N.&aposs host country, said "it is incumbent" on Bachelet to avoid what the United States called the failure of the U.N. human rights system.
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In the wake of last month's "Marmitegate" row between Unilever and Tesco over who should take the hit from sterling's fall, Coupe said it was incumbent on the multi-national suppliers to take some pain.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Australia is receptive to exploring commercial opportunities China's new Silk Road presents to the country's businesses, but any decisions would remain incumbent on national interest, Australian Trade Minister Steven Ciobo said on Sunday.
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If a school levels the playing field by boosting students with pharmaceutical disadvantages, it may also be incumbent on them to end the be-better arms race, lest the field tip in the opposite direction.
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Then, in a bombshell interview on CNN, the Speaker said he was "not ready" to endorse Trump and said it was incumbent on the candidate to adjust his tone and policies to unite the party.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley beat a 10-term incumbent on Tuesday to win the Democratic nomination to run for the U.S. Congress, and she immediately came out swinging at President Donald Trump.
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Easily the most vulnerable Senate incumbent on the ballot next year, Jones is talking and voting as if he's totally unburdened by the fact he represents one of the most conservative states in the nation.
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On Tuesday, Danny Tarkanian, a Nevada businessman and serial candidate for elected office, announced that he would take on Mr. Heller, who was already the most vulnerable Senate Republican incumbent on the ballot next year.
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Last month, Ms. Nixon, a Democrat, got ahead of Mr. Cuomo, the two-term Democratic incumbent, on the popular progressive issue of recreational marijuana, something he had called a "gateway drug" just a year before.
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" They are neither more nor less than "members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence.
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It is incumbent on Myanmar's authorities to launch a thorough, independent investigation into Mr. Ko Ni's death, bring the perpetrators to justice, and send a strong message: assassinations will not be tolerated or go unpunished.
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Everyone gets sick or hurt, some more severely than others, so it is incumbent on us that we plan this risk away to the extent we can for the sake of our spouse and children.
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Finally, it is incumbent on all of us to increase our commitment to financial education in schools and in communities, creating opportunities to engage in innovative ways at every life stage to empower consumers financially.
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Sanders recently campaigned on behalf of Omaha mayoral candidate Heath Mello, a Democrat who in the past had voted for legislation proposed by pro-life politicians, who failed to unseat the Republican incumbent on Tuesday.
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If you look at Joel and Ethan [Coen's] work overall, it's incumbent on us that we're finding inspiration in A Serious Man or Lebowski, that there's that level of character, thematic exploration, and structural innovation.
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The State Department has said it has no record of the foundation submitting the Qatar gift for review, and that it was incumbent on the foundation to notify the department about donations that needed attention.
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"I have a semifunctioning brain and a semifunctioning limbic system, and as a human being, it is incumbent on me to make the world a better place in any small, insignificant way I can," she added.
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You do not become a bad person for participating in a flawed system you did not build yourself, but it's also incumbent on you to find ways to push back or improve that very same system.
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"In this environment, with the president impugning his character, questioning his integrity, it's incumbent on the military to make clear to everybody in the force that that's not going to be tolerated," retired Marine Corps Col.
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And at the time, it was incumbent on me to profess absolute belief that this was the smart thing to do to go off while we were ahead and on top, but I was crumbling inside.
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All athletes come from different backgrounds and upbringings and it's incumbent on the game's stars to tell those stories — often through style — and as an outcome, welcome the next generation of players' to do the same.
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So it remains incumbent on Labour's MPs—who with their surgeries and door-knocking have a much better grip on political reality than their leader and his well-heeled base—to contemplate a future without him.
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He also said it was incumbent on Congress to focus on passing legislation to create a pathway to citizenship for people brought to this country illegally as children who were previously eligible for protection under DACA.
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It is incumbent on men to take on the responsibility of demanding that other men and boys respect all genders at all times, and to make sure that we have one another's back when we do.
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They put a heavier onus on what could be a ceremonial position, and mean it will be incumbent on Mr. Ford to articulate some sort of way forward for the industry and the CFDA's 495 members.
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"We are at a crucial moment in our history: it is incumbent on us that we transform so we can continue to contribute to the progress of Chile for at least 50 more years," said Araneda.
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But at a moment when activists have finally pried open space in American politics to question our relationship with Israel, it's particularly incumbent on Israel's legitimate critics to avoid anything that smacks of anti-Jewish bigotry.
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The massive spotlight on Hollywood has once again dimmed, and it's now incumbent on the hardworking people behind the scenes to keep the wheel turning on the important initiatives actually spurring change in the current status quo.
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In May, she announced that she would not run next year, a decision that was met with disapproval from observers who think that it's incumbent on prominent Democrats to help the Party win control of the Senate.
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"The purpose of these changes is to establish which members of The Royal Family may be expected to perform official duties incumbent on the Head of State or related to the function of the Head of State."
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It is incumbent on organic farmers and organic consumers to work together to maintain the integrity of organic food and to be vigilant and active against the efforts of big business to put profits over organic integrity.
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Given that the Supreme Court will likely tilt back to the right after the first Trump appointment, it will be incumbent on Chief Justice John Roberts to encourage his colleagues to be extraordinarily vigilant on this front.
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But now that there is a genuine risk of foreign powers who, in George Washington's words, "practice the arts of seduction, to mislead public opinion," it is incumbent on the rest of us to enhance our vigilance.
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"If the people of Scotland say they wish to continue in membership, then clearly it would be incumbent on those negotiating on both sides to say let us do that as quickly as possible," Russell told Reuters.
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Take it from the Cook Political Report's House editor Dave Wasserman, who recently wrote on the topic: There have been 65 contests featuring at least one man, one woman and no incumbent on a Democratic primary ballot.
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Their performance before Congress was dispiriting and vague and the possibility of effective regulation seems remote, so it is incumbent on these leaders to think hard in 2018 about just what kind of legacy they want to leave.
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Four are from countries that were once part of Yugoslavia, and two now serve as chiefs of United Nations agencies, making it incumbent on them to show that they are not exploiting agency resources to run their campaigns.
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In fact, given the massive firestorm the Obama Administration's handling of Benghazi created, it's incumbent on all future presidents (and their staffs) to be very clear about what they know and what they don't know in these situations.
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After the president's performance in Brussels and Taormina, Sicily, last week, I think it is incumbent on both the Senate Intelligence Committee and the special prosecutor to subpoena the tax records of both Jared Kushner and Donald Trump.
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Susan Thornton, acting U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, said China's support for sanctions showed it recognised the gravity of the situation, but it was incumbent on Beijing to ensure they were implemented.
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"Given your responsibilities as head of the Antitrust Division to enforce our nation's antitrust laws, it is incumbent on you to continue to ensure that Comcast's acquisition of NBCU does not undermine free and fair competition," Blumenthal wrote.
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" Newsom, too, said it was incumbent on him to reach beyond his existing base: "The race will be won or lost on my ability — our ability — to successfully broaden our appeal in the southern part of the state.
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"There will be plenty of time for voters to make the determination who they're going to support," he continued, saying it would be incumbent on Trump to convince pro-Cruz voters to support him in the general election.
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"It is incumbent on the surgeons in my opinion to make sure that patients and prospective patients are fully aware of the lasting impressions these types of shared videos can have in the world of social media," Song adds.
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"It is now incumbent on leaders to implement the will of the people and to do so in a way that is responsible, sensitive, thoughtful and - I hope - strategic," Kerry said, speaking alongside EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.
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"Given recent attacks on houses of worship in this country and around the world, it is incumbent on law enforcement authorities to investigate the possibility of a bias motive for this arson," said Tark Aouadi, the chapter's executive director.
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And in New Jersey, they argue, the familiarity of the incumbent on a local level could be an advantage, as opposed to the relative unknown of someone like Rick Saccone, who lost in the Pennsylvania special election last month.
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On the fifth anniversary of a battle to preserve Internet users' most fundamental rights, it is incumbent on us all -- regardless of political persuasion, ideology, or technical background -- to recognize that these freedoms are fragile and constantly under attack.
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The father of a man who was killed in the 6900 Aurora, Co. movie theater shooting was elected to the Colorado House of Representatives on Tuesday night, unseating a GOP incumbent on a platform that revolved around gun control.
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It is incumbent on parents not to drink or consume other substances as a coping mechanism for stress, or to not say "yes" every time a glass of wine or a beer is offered at a restaurant or party.
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"With much work being done at a desk in front of a computer and numerous labor saving devices that provide more leisure time, it is incumbent on everyone to try and work some activity into their day," Mainous advised.
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"The world economy depends on the free flow of commerce, and it is incumbent on all nations to protect and preserve this lynchpin of global prosperity," Captain Bill Urban, a spokesman for U.S. Central Command, said in a statement.
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Still, it is incumbent on Europe to continue to look for humanitarian solutions, whether by helping to resolve the conflicts or ease the poverty that drive people to flee, or by making room for those who reach its shores.
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"It's incumbent on all of us to bring in the people with the right mandate and the right authorities to take a look at how this leak occurred and how other breaches may have occurred as well," he said.
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"It is incumbent on Trump, his nominee for National Security Advisor, General Flynn, and his entire team to disavow these falsehoods and conspiracy theories," the top Democrat on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Adam Schiff, said in a statement.
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I believe in this really incredibly transparent world that we're witnessing, in a world that is so connected because of social media, it is more incumbent on corporations to really talk about who they are and what they stand for.
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If, as Soraya Roberts argues, the personal essay isn't dead, it's just no longer white, then it's incumbent on both writers and editors to ensure that this increased visibility doesn't occur at the expense of depth, or lead to tokenization.
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" Former U.S. diplomat Payton Knopf said while it's reasonable to "withhold financial support for an agreement that has little chance of success, it's incumbent on the United States to articulate a strategy that could more effectively resolve the ongoing conflict.
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The more and more our online statuses and the algorithms that are incumbent on them reflect themselves in our offline lives, the more power we place in a system that is largely out of our control and beyond our understanding.
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But he didn't seem to have much faith in those members of Congress educating their constituents—if they understand the issue, and the public needs to understand it, shouldn't it be incumbent on our elected officials to inform rather than capitulate?
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" According to Kelly, it's incumbent on all brands to ask themselves whether a genuine range of people are able to use their products: "This is a product or service we are offering — are we catering for the majority and the minority?
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The pharmaceutical companies that developed these extraordinary drugs deserve credit and profit for their effort, but it is also incumbent on them to collaborate with insurers and governments to make sure that people who can be cured will be cured.
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I've felt it was incumbent on all of us, even those of us in the labor movement and supporters of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"It is incumbent on the council to act swiftly to show that when we put that Joint Investigative Mechanism in place we were serious about there being meaningful accountability," U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said on her way into the meeting.
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Now that James B. Comey has inappropriately released information relating to a Hillary Clinton F.B.I. investigation, isn't it incumbent on the F.B.I. to come forward with a statement about what issues it may be investigating about the other presidential candidate?
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Newman began March with clear momentum: She was outspending the incumbent on TV 226-1, and Lipinski supporters were nervous enough that they had begun urging Republican-leaning voters to pull a Democratic ballot and cast it for the incumbent.
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But there also seemed to be a measure of accountability in his choice, as if he felt it was incumbent on him to sit in the spotlight and answer all of the questions about why he had pitched so poorly.
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It is incumbent on each of us, in the spirit of free inquiry, to make a decision for ourselves — after actually reading a book or listening to a speaker — about how the views in question hold up to critical scrutiny.
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Calling the issue the "the most important pieces of homework for our campaign," Buttigieg said it was incumbent on him to introduce himself to black voters who didn't know him and tell them what he has done on the economy and criminal justice.
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As our modern organizations continue to evolve and as the ideals of an increasingly millennial workforce become part of the tapestry of our teams, it's incumbent on all of us to evaluate what sort of organizational hierarchy will best serve our businesses.
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But as difficult as it might be for an algorithm to determine the difference between "History of Judaism" and "History of 'why Jews ruin the world,'" it really does seem incumbent on Facebook to make sure an algorithm does make that determination.
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That presence, our partnership with the SDF, and our close relations with Ankara make it incumbent on us to speak out if we are to place the blame for abuses where it lies and avoid risking damage to US credibility and reputation.
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Once you are the presumptive Democratic nominee, you own the DNC, you own the state parties, and it is incumbent on you as a nominee and your campaign to actively raise money for those organizations in as many ways as you can.
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"It is incumbent on all of us to acknowledge the gravity of this public health emergency and take the necessary actions now -- not tomorrow, not next week -- to slow the spread of the virus and save lives," Inslee said in a statement Friday.
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What all the experts I spoke to agreed on was this: Just as it's incumbent on those of us least affected by coronavirus to take precautions to limit its spread, it's also important that we reach out to limit its social damage.
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To the Editor: Re "I Saw Genocide in Slow Motion," by Nicholas Kristof (column, March 4): When one is lauded for one's performance, it is incumbent on that person to continue to earn that recognition so as not to sully the honor.
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It's incumbent on those advocating more US military intervention in Syria to take these complexities seriously — to avoid simple moralizing, casting critics as monsters indifferent to the suffering of Syrians, and address the reality on the ground with the rigor it deserves.
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She notes that the statute of limitations for recouping stolen art expired in 1970; that it is incumbent on families who lost property to provide documentation (a near impossibility for many); and that laws and systems to encourage restitution are feeble at best.
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"There is no question that the threat posed by the North Korean regime is real and growing more dangerous each day, and it is incumbent on the United States to do whatever is necessary to protect the nation and our allies," Schiff said.
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" When she started the new job, "I made a very valiant effort to keep a diary at the beginning," she said, "because I had read Tina Brown's Vanity Fair Diaries and I felt that it was incumbent on me to write my version.
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And while it's easier to blame the single, out-of-control CEO or handsy VC or arrogant brogrammer or useless HR staffer or press-release-spewing reporter, it is incumbent on everyone who is part of the system to be part of its improvement.
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"It must now be incumbent on us all as parliamentarians to do our best to work together and find a compromise and a solution that ends the needless uncertainty and worry that the government's failed Brexit negotiations have caused," Corbyn said in his letter.
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" Just because you ask for advice doesn't mean you have to take it, but it's important to actively seek out other perspectives, Cook said: "I think it's incumbent on a CEO to not just listen to points of view but to actually solicit them.
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Kerry, in Geneva for talks with other world leaders in an attempt to save the crumbling Syrian peace process, said it was incumbent on Russia and Iran to make sure the Syrian government lived up to its part in agreeing to a cessation of hostilities.
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In the first public sign of cracks in the alliance between Moscow and Damascus, the envoy, Vitaly Churkin, said Russia had helped Assad turn the tide of the war so it was now incumbent on him to follow Russia's line and commit to peace talks.
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If state lawmakers have made the decision that a child sex abuse victim should have all the time the victim needs to pursue criminal charges, it is incumbent on the legal system to preserve what may be the best evidence for that later prosecution.
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"The purpose of these changes is to establish which members of The Royal Family may be expected to perform official duties incumbent on the Head of State or related to the function of the Head of State," a palace spokesperson said in a statement.
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As elected representatives of those passengers, it is incumbent on the Congress to ensure that those ticket taxes pay for investments that are transparent, that modernize the air traffic control system and that ensure equitable access to small and large communities across the country.
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Because the muddling of epistemological categories like truth, fiction, lie, conspiracy and conjecture changes how we behave politically, it is incumbent on us to revisit these categories with care and to ensure that serious journalists make a concerted effort to maintain strong distinctions among them.
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"It is incumbent on you to point out that you were working on six things, and you can increase it to eight, it might impact the timing of when you can provide some of these deliverables or add a lot of extra hours," said Brownlee.
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Don't you think that puts me in some sort of privileged position in which your integrity has to yield and it's kind of incumbent on you to talk to me about actions you take that affect me so badly I can actually hardly stand upright?
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"Given this report's concerning findings and other allegations of potential violations of tax exempt law by the NRA, it is incumbent on the IRS to fully investigate the organization's activities to determine whether the NRA's tax exemption should be disallowed," Schumer and Wyden wrote.
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But it is incumbent on countries doing business with Bangladesh and cheering its rise from poverty to remind her and her allies at every turn that human rights are not an imposition of an alien culture, but a critical element of development and progress.
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In other words: Since it's so difficult for anyone to ever prove a quid pro quo, it's incumbent on politicians to recuse themselves so it can't even look like they're swapping favors for private donations — or to not take those donations in the first place.
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"It is incumbent on you that whistleblowers like LTC Vindman—and others who put their lives on the line to protect our freedoms — are protected for doing what we hope and expect those who serve our country will do when called: tell the truth," he argued.
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" "Making sure Assad knows that when he commits such despicable atrocities he will pay a price is the right thing to do," Schumer said, before adding, "It is incumbent on the Trump administration to come up with a strategy and consult with Congress before implementing it.
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That's nearly three times as many as said they doubted any of the candidates would make a good president in 2008, the last time the U.S. held a presidential election without an incumbent on the ballot, and about twice as many as said so in 2000.
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"Unless this bill makes it to the President's desk in a matter of weeks with necessary improvements, it will be incumbent on President Obama to ensure lands in Southern Utah are protected after an eight decade effort," Jennifer Rokala, the organization's executive director, said in a statement.
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"The information has not been put out in a good way, and I think now, given that that bill passed, it's incumbent on state and local governments and local authorities to really clarify their procedures and get it to people so they're not petrified," Cisneros said.
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But in explaining to Americans why he ordered US strikes in Syria, he made the most conventional of arguments: There are certain acts -- such as the use of chemical weapons against civilians -- that so offend Western values, it is incumbent on the United States to act.
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A spokesman for the U.S. military's Central Command said threats to navigation require an international solution: "The world economy depends on the free flow of commerce, and it is incumbent on all nations to protect and preserve this lynchpin of global prosperity," said Captain Bill Urban.
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Republicans hold a 22010-seat majority in the 22016-seat House, far wider than their two-seat majority in the 100-seat Senate, but are more vulnerable in the lower chamber where they are defending 41 seats without an incumbent on the ballot, the most since 1930.
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It is incumbent on Congress to address the problem as part of its broader effort to protect the Medicare patient population during this time of national crisis by including provisions enabling the delivery of physical therapy to beneficiaries via telehealth in any future COVID-19 legislation.
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But with vape bans proliferating elsewhere, Loiterman argued, it was incumbent on officials and health experts not to try to address interconnected chaos—the illnesses, a new generation of people addicted to nicotine, and those who have been buying illicit THC carts illegally—with a simple solution.
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Going back to 1994, the president's party is batting 153 in seats like Costello's, where there will be no incumbent on the ballot and where the president's party's candidate won in the previous House election but the opposition party's presidential candidate won in the previous presidential election.
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Sullivan said it was incumbent on U.N. member states to ensure it was able to closely monitor human rights abuses by China and added that it must seek "immediate, unhindered, and unmonitored" access to the western region of Xinjiang for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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Jaime Harrison, the former chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party who is considering running for Senate in 2020, met with Buttigieg in Columbia and said after that it was incumbent on the mayor to meet black voters where they are and not expect them to come to him.
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"It is incumbent on the incoming premier and his administration to be cognizant of the specter of catastrophe hanging over Ethiopia and do whatever is necessary to provide the kind of leadership which pulls the nation back from the brink," the Addis Ababa-based Reporter said this month.
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"I just think that if there's anyone in the community that feels uncomfortable because of the symbol or a reminder of the past, it's incumbent on us to at least examine the issue, and that's what we're going to do," Kennedy said Thursday, according to CNN affiliate WBZ.
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"Now that the Senate has taken this critical step, it is incumbent on the House of Representatives to listen to the voices of consumers, including the millions of Americans who supported the FCC's 2015 net neutrality order, and keep the internet free and open for all," the letter reads.
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"Now that the Senate has taken this critical step, it is incumbent on the House of Representatives to listen to the voices of consumers, including the millions of Americans who supported the FCC's 2900 net neutrality order, and keep the internet free and open for all," the letter reads.
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It is just the sort of fight Mr. Biden has been spoiling for: a head-to-head contest with the incumbent on an issue that elevates Mr. Biden into a statesmanlike role, well above the Democratic primary fray and all the sniping candidates and liberal litmus tests therein.
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Jacobs added: "Given that all our flights are short-haul, very little alcohol is actually sold on board, so it's incumbent on the airports to introduce these preventative measures to curb excessive drinking and the problems it creates, rather than allowing passengers to drink to excess before their flights."
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It is incumbent on policymakers today to ensure that the citizens of United States of five, 10 and 20 years from now do not look back and ask why we cut back on the seed corn of innovation, rather than double down during a time of economic expansion.
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"As shareholders concerned about the social impacts of our investments we believe it is incumbent on all corporate actors to use their power and influence to contribute to the well-being of the communities where they operate and, more broadly, to society as a whole," the statement reads.
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But while all this stuff no doubt makes Al Gore smile, it remains incumbent on everyone who cares about this issue to find ways to convert the people who—somewhat unbelievably, at this point—don't think that climate change is real, caused by humans, and a severe problem.
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"We continue to emphasize to (Chinese) officials that it is incumbent on them to provide U.S. officials with significant, clear, and convincing evidence to allow our law enforcement agencies to proceed with investigations, removals, and prosecutions of criminal suspects in accordance with domestic laws," the spokeswoman, Anna Richey-Allen, said.
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"If, as the indications have shown, and if this is correct that the Conservative Party has won the most seats and probably the most votes then it will be incumbent on us to ensure that we have that period of stability and that is exactly what we will do," May said.
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In fact, I've met graduates of supposedly "lesser" schools who, because they felt it incumbent on them to maximize that experience, got more out of their higher education than an elite-school student who felt that he or she could just coast through, absorbing the glory of it all by osmosis.
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In many ways, our ability to protect our rights in the United States is incumbent on our ability to vote, and more importantly cast a vote that has equal weight as those of our neighbors and fellow Americans across the U.S. Perhaps the Court said it best in Wesberry v.
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It is incumbent on Secretary Ross to work with the White House and Congress to ensure, in a transparent manner, that appointment of Census Bureau leadership complies with statutory requirements and that the agency's leadership is prepared to carry out effectively its vital responsibility of overseeing a fair and just census.
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To be sure: "Long-term tariffs generally disrupt free markets and raise costs, but it is also incumbent on the American steel companies themselves — they have to re-fit and rebuild, just like these guys did," Zinke said, referring the oil-and-gas industry's moves to lower their cost structure.
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The dominant geopolitical position enjoyed today by the United States is incumbent on one fact more than anything else, something we all take for granted: a dominant navy that is second to none, ensuring trade and commerce around the world flow smoothly and assuredly, even in the most contested geopolitical hotspots.
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I think you'll see a lot more attacks on them because of job loss around retail, replacing companies, I think there'll be a lot of attacks by their competitors that are more ... And it's even more incumbent on Amazon to figure out how they add capital also as a service to their offerings.
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"If ... the Conservative Party has won the most seats and probably the most votes then it will be incumbent on us to ensure that we have that period of stability and that is exactly what we will do," a grim-faced May said after winning her own parliamentary seat of Maidenhead, near London.
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A leadership aide told CNN that it was incumbent on the President and other administration officials to advocate for the bill, given the resistance that many conservatives had about backing any debt hike, especially after GOP leaders pressed for a longer extension than the one the president agreed to accept from Democrats.
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As the electronic cigarette industry prepares for the devastating impact of Food and Drug Administration rules that would force nearly all products off the market 2023 months from now, it's incumbent on federal lawmakers to recover from a recent misstep and pass legislation that represents a much-needed step toward rational tobacco policy.
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"It's incumbent on local and state authorities to step in and make sure their young people are protected in light of the fact that the F.D.A. has totally abdicated its responsibility and let this product come to market without doing the premarket review that they were mandated to do," Mr. Herrera said.
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"Given this report's concerning findings and other allegations of potential violations of tax exempt law by the NRA, it is incumbent on the IRS to fully investigate the organization's activities to determine whether the NRA's tax exemption should be disallowed," Wyden and Schumer wrote in a letter to IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig.
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If Republicans do succeed in repealing Obamacare, and replace it with a policy that covers far fewer people and reduces access to health care, then it will be incumbent on liberal states like California, New York, Connecticut, and Oregon to come up with their own policies, or else see their residents lose coverage.
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"Given recent attacks on houses of worship in this country and around the world, it is incumbent on law enforcement authorities to investigate the possibility of a bias motive for this arson," Tark Aouadi, the executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations in Connecticut said in a statement about the New Haven fire.
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It is incumbent on leaders across the globe to avoid the temptation to look away, and to instead redouble their efforts to identify creative diplomatic options to reduce tensions, minimize civilian casualties, prevent the further use of chemical weapons, and mitigate as much as possible the humanitarian fallout from an international crisis with no end in sight.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.), the most vulnerable Republican incumbent, on a letter Friday urging the Trump administration to review the issue.
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"If, as the indications have shown, and if this is correct that the Conservative Party has won the most seats and probably the most votes then it will be incumbent on us to ensure that we have that period of stability and that is exactly what we will do," May said, without explicitly mentioning her own role.
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But that makes it incumbent on everyone else in the "everyone knows" orbit — meaning not just journalists covering Catholicism, but bishops and priests and church officials who are tired of being tacitly compromised themselves, as so many people around McCarrick must have been — to make it as easy as possible for these stories to be told.
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Another small but striking social trait that runs through the letters is the preponderance of presents that were incumbent on people in show business then; Porter gives and gets flowers, paintings, wine, books for the smallest of reasons, and then writes at length to thank the present-giver, or to thank the present-recipient for his thanks.
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The former Trump White House chief strategist, who was one of Moore's most ardent backers in Alabama, has pledged to run serious primary challenges against every GOP incumbent on the ballot in 2018 (with the exception of Ted Cruz in Texas.) Bannon-backed primary challengers are already making life difficult for Republican incumbents, chasing Flake and Corker into retirement and leading Nevada Sen.
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"If you look at the disaster and you look at the families broken apart and you look at the kids that were killed and you just look at the families that were deprived of so much, it really just is incumbent on the entire international community to look at President Kiir and say this must stop," she told reporters in Gambella.
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Yet it is incumbent on the European Union — and on the United States, which the Poles rightly see as their close ally and protector against Russia — to make clear to the Polish government that the rule of law is not a take-it-or-leave-it imposition by the "old E.U.," but a central tenet of the democracy Poland signed on to.
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The news is much worse for Bannon, who has been plotting challenges to every GOP Senate incumbent on the ballot in 2018, with the exception of Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (Texas).
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I don't think it's incumbent on artists to be political and I don't think it should be de rigueur for songwriters to express their political views, but I'm going to be very enlivened and emboldened by any move in that direction in the culture generally, because I'm old, I'm 61, I remember the 60s and the 70s and punk rock too, and I'm down.
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"In short, the Lifeline Program is in trouble," Commissioner Clyburn said in her remarks last month, "making it incumbent on those who care about affordable access to work with providers, partner with state and local authorities and let the FCC know how their communities will be impacted if 70 percent of those who currently provide service to those most in need are forced out of the market."
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As an older democratic socialist, Alec Nove, observed in The Economics of Feasible Socialism (1983)—a book that should be dusted off for our times—there will be plenty of political conflict in a truly democratic socialist society, and it is incumbent on socialists to explain fully what political institutions and practices they imagine guiding the socialist future they hope to secure (democratically, I trust).
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Liberals should be happy too because quicker case processing ensures that people who have the legal right to remain in the U.S., such as those truly needing protection in the U.S. and qualifying under our laws, can conclude their cases and begin their new lives here in the U.S. It is incumbent on both political parties to ensure that due process is not delayed and the rule of law is upheld.
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Therefore, it is incumbent on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and our leaders in Congress to demand answers as to how a DEA memorandum might have been forged to place a wiretap on a U.S. citizen, completely violating his constitutional rights.
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"I think if we end up losing — and I hope we do not — and if Secretary Clinton wins, it's incumbent on her to tell millions of people who right now who do not believe in establishment politics or establishment economics, who have serious misgivings about a candidate who has received millions of dollars from Wall Street and other special interests," that she can work for them, he added.
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This administration is diminishing our country's political and social power by trying to interrupt the natural demographic shifts that would lead to a more progressive, more inclusive US. It is incumbent on those of us in immigrant communities who are at risk of further marginalization to become more adept at understanding the need to be part of the "moral arc of justice" that Martin Luther King, Jr. so poignantly declared.
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A week after making an impassioned argument for reparations at the Democratic debates, Democratic presidential candidate and self-help guru Marianne Williamson has released a formal plan calling for reparations for the descendants of enslaved people in the US. The plan, released Wednesday, is similar to one she released in January on "racial reconciliation and healing," which argues that it is "morally incumbent" on America to take aggressive action to atone for centuries of slavery and discrimination, the vestiges of which continue to affect black communities.
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"I still see a potential although as yet undemonstrated the capability to match a nuclear weapon with an intercontinental ballistic missile, and I think it's incumbent on the United States military to be prepared to defend the homeland and our allies from that eventuality," he said at an event at the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. A US intelligence official echoed that view earlier this month, telling CNN that the analytical line on North Korea has not changed after President Donald Trump's no deal summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi.
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In what world is taking a political stand and trying to affect legislation that should be -- and by the way, what's incumbent on those who believe government can make a difference in people's lives is to try and make it more efficient and I think that's where the democrats fail in an enormous way, is that in their world, if you believe that government can make a difference in people's lives, well then make the bureaucracy work more efficiently, make the regulations that are strangling, you know, small businesses; don't just open the FED window at zero percent to corporations.
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