If you call folks who aren't able to join with video, they'll have the option to join with audio-only, including from an Apple Watch.
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"Abhisit says he will not join with Pheu Thai, but does that mean he will join with Palang Pracharat?" asked Sudarat Keyuraphan, Pheu Thai's top prime ministerial candidate.
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These two RNA then join with a protein called Cas9.
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Let us join with the hope of shared egalitarian equanimity.
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"I want you to join with me," she told listeners.
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It would require 20 Republicans to join with the Democrats.
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Join with the Poor People's Campaign in this peaceful revolution.
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They couldn't join with other workers to make a case.
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You can't join with Republicans when Trump is in power.
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They should want to join with us to keep that going.
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We join with Amnesty International in demanding that Google cancel Dragonfly.
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Especially when you leverage social media and join with other voices.
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We join with Amnesty International in demanding that Google cancel Dragonfly.
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We join with Amnesty International in demanding that Dragonfly be canceled.
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You have to join with other people and make a movement.
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"Being able to join with our allies is exciting," Crowe said.
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I'm proud to join with New York in taking this action.
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I will join with every other critic I can find in that.
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The novel idea to initially only allow people to join with a .
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And to ask you to join with me in supporting her this November.
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"It is important to be here and join with our clients," Pagani said.
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"As an Independent, I am asking you to join with me," Bloomberg said.
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And join with me to make this company everything it needs to be.
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Electronics join with tart wind harmonies and resonant pitched percussion during the opening.
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And to ask you to join with me in supporting her this November.'
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Steve was joining the Boy Scouts and encouraged Turley to join with him.
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I hope you will join with me in building an even better Uber.
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Through January 15, the gym is allowing people to join with $1 down.
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And our diplomatic efforts...to really engage those world leaders to join with us.
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New research it extends far enough northwards to join with the Rodgers Creek fault.
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Democrats must join with Republicans and support the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act.
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Republican leaders worked to limit defections and saw 2202 GOP lawmakers join with Democrats.
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"We hope that she will join with us in those efforts," Ms. Sanders said.
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During that vote, Democrats were able to get 12 Republicans to join with them.
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I join with all the law-abiding Americans who will fight to keep them.
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INCLO is also further encouraging other groups to join with it in filing information requests.
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The Democrats could join with Palang Pracharat more comfortably now that Mr Abhisit has gone.
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Kourtney Kardashian is expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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TDP spokesman Lanka Dinakar said he was confident the BJD would join with the opposition.
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Just 2628 percent said they are likely to join with the future Democratic presidential candidate.
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I challenge our nation's businesses to commit to join with DHS to defend our nation.
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Like any good meme, it invites everyone to join, with a very low barrier to entry.
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They will join with representatives from the Trimbos Institute, which conducts research into the same issues.
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And I believe the best path would be for them to cooperate and join with China.
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Our European friends should join with the United States to break the back of this regime.
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He would need seven Democrats to join with all 53 Republicans for the measure to pass.
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So we join with millions of other moderate and liberal Democrats in supporting his candidacy unabashedly.
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Japan could be the next to join, with bond yields out to 11 years below 0%.
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Japan could be the next to join, with bond yields out to 15 years below 2100%.
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Japan could be the next to join, with bond yields out to 26 years below 211%.
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We join with the people of Puerto Rico in their indignation and outcry for better governance.
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Many House Republicans were cagey about their decision to join with Democrats on the issue. Rep.
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We ask that you join with us in your daily lives in the pursuit of equality.
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"We ask that you join with us in humbly praying for their families," the Facebook post said.
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If Virginia were to join, with its 13 electoral votes, the total would bump up to 209.
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To save his presidency, though, Mr. Trump must join with another, far larger constituency: the American people.
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Democrats need four Republicans to join with them in a vote in order to call new witnesses.
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Please join with me and Peter and all of our colleagues in making for better days ahead.
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Learn from those who came before you, join with your friends and allies, and roll up your sleeves.
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They should also know that more than ever, we need them to join with us to banish complacency.
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If you don't want to use your camera, you can toggle it off and join with just voice.
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Attorney J. Wyndal Gordon said Wednesday he will join with lawyer Warren Brown to represent Dawnta Anthony Harris.
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There are reports that French troops might join with U.S. forces to deter a Turkish attack on Manbij.
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It took more than a decade for all states to join, with Arizona signing up last in 1982.
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Wyden encouraged Republicans in Congress to join with Democrats in speaking up to stop Trump from attacking critics.
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The rules would also protect the rights of students to join with others to sue schools over abuses.
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Company officials wrote that they are "pleased to join with the FAA to promote compliance with safety regulations."
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The Southern District is expected to join with Mr. Mueller in making that presentation, the plea agreement states.
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It would be an extraordinary challenge to get these particular voters to join with minorities and progressive activists.
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Once you have your flick where you want it, simply line your top lashline and join with the wing.
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If just three Republicans join with all 48 senators who caucus with the Democrats, his nomination would be defeated.
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It seems that Mystique and Quicksilver join with the X-Men once they realize how grave the threat is.
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Rather than join with other aggrieved countries to put legal pressure on China, Mr Trump has threatened putative allies.
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A Fallout table will have you exploring post-nuclear bunkers, while also somehow letting you join with different factions.
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In June, the awards' organizers invited 683 new members to join, with a focus on female and minority talent.
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Many legal observers expect Chief Justice John Roberts will again join with the court's liberal wing to uphold Obamacare.
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Three GOP senators broke from their party to join with all Democrats in the Senate to defeat the bill.
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I've heard what these women have said and join with them in the hopes that people in power are listening….
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I've heard what these women have said and join with them in the hopes that people in power are listening.
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Insurers looking to expand in a particular region could join with a prominent telephone carrier or bank in the area.
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"Please join with me in positive thinking that my brother and Daniele will return safely," Kate wrote, BBC News reported.
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Though India has not embraced the plan and may join with other countries such as Japan on their own effort.
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That means only a small percentage of the GOP caucus has to join with House Democrats for that to happen.
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The PAM's strong position means the PJD must join with at least three other parties to have a house majority.
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We hope you will join with us and the National Institute for Civil Discourse and take a stand against incivility.
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On maps, Ghosn said he is studying whether to join with the German automakers that bought Nokia's Here mapping unit.
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The club turned away local resident Tom Landry in 2006 when he tried to join with his partner and son.
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The women had anger, had pride, had their health, and so they wanted to join with the soldiers to fight.
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And join with us in urging Pope Francis to reform the celibacy mandate, so no other child has to suffer.
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On Monday, Charter confirmed to The Hill that it does not want to join with the multibillion dollar Japanese company.
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But the program sounded creepy, particularly with the revelation that people as young as 13 could join with a parent's permission.
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Under their agreement, the United States would join with Russia in airstrikes against the Nusra Front formerly an al Qaeda affiliate.
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The tie-up highlights Honda's willingness to join with other industry players as it competes to develop more lower-emission cars.
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Congressional Republicans can join with Democrats to block Trump on the legislative front and promote the completion of Robert Mueller's investigations.
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Hitherto, candidates would join with an option on the contract to attempt the selection courses of their desired special operations job.
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But these people vote, and when they join with others with like beliefs, a result is a disaster like Donald Trump.
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Microsoft, Mr. Smith said, has talked to other major tech companies, and others may join with briefs in support of Microsoft.
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It's a special time to join with teachers and families from all walks of life who have benefited from school choice.
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Paul, a member of the panel, is expected to join with the 10 Democrats on the committee to oppose Pompeo's nomination.
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If he chooses, he will be able to join with other inmates in the exercise yard twice a day, she said.
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There were nineteen 5-220 decisions and none of them in this term did Kennedy join with the liberals for a majority.
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With forced union dues off the table, hopefully unions can join with free-market advocates to implement Workers Choice across the country.
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The company just needs to hire a few smart lobbyists to join with all the other energy companies in a big coalition.
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"I pray my fellow electors will do their job and join with me in discovering who that person should be," he added.
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This gives ethnic minorities little incentive to join with these groups, as helping them gain power is unlikely to advance minority interests.
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"This is why I'm asking prosecutors to investigate, and that they join with anti-trust regulators of the OECD countries," Bitran said.
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I urge my Republican colleagues to instead, join with Democrats, who are focused on economic policies that create jobs and raise wages.
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Praying for the Graham family and I join with our nation in mourning the loss of a great man and faith leader.
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I join with Planned Parenthood, NARAL and all Americans who have been fighting the never-ending attacks on women's right to choose.
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Tuesday Ford announced it would join with 3M and General Electric to help make needed ventilators to help hospitals treat coronavirus patients.
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But Democrats would have to find a fourth Republican willing to join with them to muster the majority needed to do so.
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The rule simply restored Americans' ability to choose to join with other consumers to hold mega banks accountable—or go to arbitration.
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Give your fitness enthusiast giftee the jump-start they need to join with a gift card with an amount of your choosing.
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Individually, Democratic senators are starting to eye Republicans who may be willing to join with them on votes when the trial begins.
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The company has long planned to join with partners to build a 2,000-mewagatt coal-fired power plant at Koh Kong, Cambodia.
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Melania and I join with a grieving Nation to mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush, who passed away last night.
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It lets you start a private Slack Call or launch a conference call in a channel that anyone can join with a click.
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Fretilin, which won 23 seats in the election, will join with the Democratic Party to control 30 seats in the 65-seat parliament.
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You have to try, to join with other people and get resistance into your work, whatever way you can — even in dance (laughs).
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"I expect big things from them and all of you who join with them to carry the political revolution forward," Mr. Sanders said.
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Djokovic was asked if he would join with the women, but generally declined to answer questions about the players meeting and possible unionization.
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John McCain, they were the sole Republicans who opted to join with the Democrats to ultimately prevent a repeal from coming to fruition.
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Turkey also claimed that the Armenians were traitors, and had been planning to join with Russia, then an enemy of the Ottoman Empire.
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Whatever the answer, the U.S. should join with others — including many in the European Union — to encourage Berlin to examine its economic policy.
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So tonight, as an independent, I am asking you to join with me — not out of party loyalty but out of love of country.
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" He situated violent crime as a main focus, calling on Congress to join with him to break what he labeled "the cycle of violence.
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Known as Kintsugi – which translates as "join with gold" – the process involves repairing broken ceramics with a lacquer mixed with gold dust and resin.
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"We're pleased to join with other organizations in urging Congress to pass legislation to protect Dreamers," Intel spokesman Will Moss said in a statement.
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Bank of Ayudhya had earlier said it planned to join with MUFG to expand into Southeast Asian countries, especially Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam.
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It is far from certain that enough Democrats, or any at all, would join with Republicans to enact a new healthcare law in time.
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After taking a hands-off approach immediately after Bermuda enacted the law, Carnival announced that it will join with OUTBermuda to contest the ban.
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He also called for the OAS to suspend Venezuela, and for its members to join with the United States in further isolating the regime.
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"I'm delighted to join with Donald Trump in an effort to salute veterans," Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, told CNN's Wolf Blitzer on Thursday.
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They discussed immediately calling for document preservation and for Republicans who have been warning about this to join with them if it happens. Sen.
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Please join with me and other sheriffs to support this comprehensive legislation and make America's prisons a safer, more secure and more productive setting.
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The Olympics are respected and revered around the world, and this year have caused the seclusive North Korea to join with its southern counterpart.
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China's rise as a regional and economic power is driving other nations either to join with it or to join together to counter it.
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Or he could join with other billionaires like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett in pledging to give a majority of his wealth to charity.
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So tonight, as an Independent, I am asking you to join with me — not out of party loyalty, but out of love of country.
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That's the number of Republican senators who would need to join with the Democrats to get witnesses and documents introduced at Trump's impeachment trial.
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The Obama administration strongly supported building a new tunnel and had agreed to join with Amtrak to cover half of the project's cost. Gov.
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We will join with arts organizations and artists nationwide and work with our supporters in Congress to see that these vital funds are maintained.
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Ms. McKenna suggested Wednesday that if Canada were to join with California and other states, it could force automakers to build more clean cars.
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Manuel Cano, 33, from El Salvador, said he saw the caravan as it was passing his house and decided to join with his family.
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Your own accompanying sexual activity is almost always solitary, unencumbered by any need to respond to or care for or join with anyone else.
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You can also take to social media with trending hashtags like #MonumentsForAll, #MonumentalMistake, #StandWithBearsEars, and #SaveGrandStaircase to join with other advocates fighting for monument protection.
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"Melania and I join with a grieving Nation to mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush, who passed away last night," Trump began.
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In other words, Democrats could stop complaining about an out-of-control president and join with Republicans to actually confine Trump to his constitutional role.
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And Turkey's president has signaled that his country is ready to join with U.S. forces to fight Islamic State militants in Raqqa, their unofficial capital.
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"Everyone here and everyone you can contact should join with Jason when the time comes this year to make Martin Luther King's dream come true."
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Eventually, other guys would join with the same camera shot, or the few that showed face first would adjust their camera down to their groin.
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Cy Smith, a lawyer whose clients originally fought the settlement, told me they had decided not to join with those appealing to the Supreme Court.
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But the Weinstein saga also illustrates what a difference it can make when women join together — and men join with them — to confront harassers openly.
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It has established a central node where colleges can join with others to make public their commitments to improving students' civic education and voting behavior.
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At least four Republicans would need to join with all Democrats to advance the question of whether to seek new evidence and hear from witnesses.
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McConnell has little margin for error since it would take just four Republican defections to join with 47 Democrats in order to issue a subpoena.
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The likelihood of Trump being convicted at this point is very low: Twenty Republicans would have to join with Democrats to vote to do so.
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The party's main voter base is the royalist Bangkok elite as well as supporters of former lawmakers who swapped parties to join with Parang Pracharat.
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Democrats, similarly, will need 13 Republicans to join with them to pass the House spending bill and there's no sign that they have these numbers either.
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All of us at WBR join with millions of grieving fans around the world in saying: we love you Chester and you will be forever missed.
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But even if a handful return and join with the constant churn of newly radicalized guys we don't know about yet, the situation is obviously precarious.
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Scott Disick and his girlfriend Sofia Richie are also on the trip, with Kourtney expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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Dear SeaWorld, please join with the conservation community to create a new era for the whales and a new way you can help us appreciate them.
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Ideally, the federal government would join with the private sector to create a public-private institution charged with developing and diffusing national occupational frameworks for apprenticeship.
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"I would join with Microsoft and the other leaders of the industry in saying this is a huge screw-up by the government," Wales told CNBC.
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But Judge Kavanaugh likely would join with Justices Roberts, Thomas, Gorsuch and Samuel Alito to further restrict the franchise to the wealthy, the powerful and Republicans.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly wants Ireland to agree to temporarily leave its trading partnership with the European Union and join with the UK instead.
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"We join with our political and religious brethren in calling upon President Trump to provide greater moral clarity in rejecting racism, bigotry, and antisemitism," they continued.
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"We regularly join with state and local trade associations who have affected members," Blair Holmes, a spokeswoman for the Chamber of Commerce, said in a statement.
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But his replacement likely will join with the four conservative justices -- Roberts, Thomas, Alito and Gorsuch -- and overrule Roe and allow states to prohibit all abortions.
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"Our prophet encouraged us to respect all religions and we like to join with them in celebrating their day," said the group's product designer Laila Tayeh.
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The GOP holds a 53-47 majority in the Senate, so Democrats would need four Republicans to join with them and vote to call new witnesses.
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A champion of civil rights, Mr. Hechler was reported to have been the only member of Congress to go to Alabama and join with the Rev.
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How can we join with our allies around the world to address one of the biggest global threats we face if we can't even discuss it?
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Now that he's an independent, there's talk Amash could join with Democrats to lead the prosecution of Trump in the Senate -- though it remains highly unlikely.
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Russia must decide if it will continue down this dark path, or if it will join with civilized nations as a force for stability and peace.
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And if they can, will enough Republicans find the courage, and Democrats the willingness to join with them, to revive the EPA's long legacy of bipartisan support?
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President Donald Trump just issued an ultimatum to Venezuela's military: Either join with the US-led effort to depose Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, or suffer immense consequences.
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Scott Disick and his girlfriend Sofia Richie are also on the trip, with Kourtney Kardashian expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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Scott Disick and his girlfriend Sofia Richie are also on the trip, with Kourtney Kardashian expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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"Putin's recent aggression is unacceptable, and America must join with our European allies to isolate and punish Russia," he said after learning he'd been banned from Russia.
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Scott Disick and his girlfriend Sofia Richie are also on the trip, with Kourtney Kardashian expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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Cemig, as the company is known, could join with miner Vale SA to bid for a number of hydropower dams in an upcoming auction, Vale told Reuters.
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It was always going to be McConnell's job to carve out eight Democrat votes to join with Republicans in the Senate to pass their health care reforms.
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Baylis, meanwhile, said the scientific community needs to join with the government and the public to create an entirely new framework for discussing CRISPR and gene editing.
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The problem is: Ultimately, the goal of what they're searching for is perhaps the wrong goal — to seem better than others, rather than to join with others.
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Feinstein's potential opposition, if other Democrats join with her, could sink the bill in the committee, as several Republicans are opposed to the measure on constitutional grounds.
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The automaker would provide engineers that would work hand-in-hand with Waymo engineers to develop vehicles intended to join with Waymo's current fleet of test cars.
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There is nothing in 21st century American politics to suggest that Republicans will join with Democrats in a dramatic transformation of the economy along more sustainable lines.
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We know that other museum workers are also facing similar hardships and it would be amazing to see other art museums rise up and join with us.
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My strategy was to smash the smaller enemy army at the start of the battle, before it could join with the massive reinforcements arriving from the city.
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The hairline cracks were found on a component of the plane called the' "pickle fork," a section that reinforces where the planes' wings join with its body.
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Typical of Isabella, she was going on adventures with each of her five children and anyone else who wanted to join with the time she had left.
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You'll find there's a wide variety of amenities and price ranges, and the most popular ones have waiting lists that you can join with a refundable deposit.
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At least 20 Senate Republicans would have to join with all 47 Senate Democratic Caucus members to remove the president, which now seems an impossibly high number.
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For Bolton to be called to testify, however, at least four Republican senators would have to join with the 47 Democrats and independents to create a majority.
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Democrats in Congress could also potentially join with Republicans to pass legislation limiting nationwide injunctions or preventing litigants from effectively choosing which judge will hear their case.
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Also on Tuesday, Pelosi will join with other Democratic leaders to unveil legislation they say will protect people with pre-existing conditions and lower health care costs.
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If Readerlink can get financing, it would consider making a bid before the cutoff date, the report said, adding that the company may join with another investor.
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Clapton agreed to join with Baker to form Cream in 1966 -- if Bruce came too -- and the world's first rock supergroup formed by already established musicians was born.
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Norfolk wanted a deal on its own, but Whitehall urged it to join with Suffolk, partly because the Local Enterprise Partnership, a regional body promoting business, covers both.
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The reason these 20,000 Americans had gathered, after all, was to join with their fellow "American patriots" in support of the German American Bund, a pro-Nazi organization.
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Instead, he made a decision to join with his parents ... and put his emotional pain, hurt and trauma into trying to be a voice for other young people.
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For such a veto override to take place, 55 Republicans in the House and 20 in the Senate would have to join with the Democrats and defy Trump.
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It would be much better if it started with fixing its own house in a series of moves that conservatives and libertarians could join with liberals to support.
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Will Abhisit's pro-business, pro-establishment Democrat Party join with a new pro-military party in a coalition after the vote, likely extending the army's dominance of power?
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Carnival's decision to join with OUTBermuda comes after the company's CEO, Arnold Donald, said on March 22 he would leave the decision to boycott up to cruise guests.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly wants Ireland to agree to temporarily leave its trading union with the European Union and join with the UK instead after Brexit.
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I hereby call on key European countries to join with the United States in fixing significant flaws in the deal, countering Iranian aggression, and supporting the Iranian people.
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"We are for NATO and EU, but we want to join with our heads up, not through the service door," said Vladimir Kavadarkov, who backed the referendum boycott.
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Heal recruits from the same pool of doctors that would either go into practice for themselves or join with an existing medical facility or HMO, according to Desai.
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Moscow's refusal to join with the cartel is aimed in part at drowning US shale oil companies that rely on higher prices in a sea of cheap crude.
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But PSOE is unlikely to win an outright majority — meaning it will have to join with other parties to form a government, or at least make an attempt.
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It's not clear whether the votes will be there for Democrats, as four Republican senators would need to join with them in voting for subpoenaing documents and witnesses.
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NBC announced last week that it would join with BBC Studios for a documentary series about the Americas, to be broadcast after the Paris Summer Olympics in 2024.
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The Dems had to have four GOP senators to join with them to get the resolution through the Senate, and Paul is the fourth GOP vote they needed.
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Four Republicans senators have already said they will join with the 47 Democrats to vote for the House resolution, and several more are still weighing what to do.
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Jones' support will likely put Bridenstine over the top and might cause other Democrats to take courage and join with the Republicans in ensuring NASA has effective leadership.
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America's transit infrastructure systems need to be properly maintained and the federal government must join with our states and cities to recognize its responsibility to ensure this happens.
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For a conviction to actually take place, 67 senators would need to vote in favor, meaning at least 20 Republicans would have to join with the Democratic caucus.
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Roland must join with the friends he's made along the way to restore his own world to life and keep the Man in Black from destroying all worlds.
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As things currently stand, there's no indication that seven moderate Democrats would join with Republicans to approve the bill in its current form, meaning its vote will likely fail.
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"Russia must decide if it will continue down this dark path or if it will join with civilized nations as a force for stability and peace," Mr. Trump said.
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"Donald Trump is wrong that America should withdraw from the world and abandon our allies ... NATO should join with the United States in utterly destroying ISIS," Cruz told reporters.
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The Democrats' spokesman, Thana Chiravinij, told Reuters the party would meet next week to decide whether it would join with Palang Pracharat in government or form an "independent opposition".
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They are sure to pull out all the stops in support of nominees who would join with the court's most pro-gun members and overturn years of established law.
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"The release of political prisoners in Venezuela is long overdue, I join with their families to call for their immediate release," Ms. Jacobson wrote on Twitter after the meeting.
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"Being able to join with that sector [pharmaceuticals] and other parts of the business community on this if we can get these issues resolved is absolutely critical," Dempsey said.
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The energy minister also discussed the kingdom's relationship with Russia, which has grown closer since the two agreed to join with OPEC and other producers to curb oil production.
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"Japanese companies want to open their own opportunities to join with Chinese projects in Eurasia," said Shin Kawashima, professor of political and diplomatic history at the University of Tokyo.
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"I don't join with my colleagues in believing that if the President does this, when he does it, that it will be the end of Western order," Kennedy said.
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When elite leaders of both parties in Congress join with billionaire CEOs like Cook and Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, you can see how that anger and class divisions are exacerbated.
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Their numbers raised the clear possibility that enough Republican defectors could join with Senate Democrats to provide a majority to disapprove of the president's decision should the opportunity arise.
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Four Republicans might be enough to join with Senate Democrats and pass legislation rebuking the president, and leadership aides put the number of potential defectors as high as 10.
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Previously foreigners looking to invest in Angola had to, in most sectors, join with a local partner who by law was required to have at least a 35 percent stake.
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WE THINK THAT'S SOMETHING WE UNIQUELY BRING TO THIS BECAUSE WE HAVE ANOTHER PLATFORM TO JOIN WITH IT. CARUSO-CABRERA: STARWOOD SHARES ARE ALREADY TRADING CLOSE TO $84 THIS MORNING.
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NAmerico would swap equity for a producer's volume commitment or join with another pipeline and gas gathering company if it would help provide access to more natural gas, he said.
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It should pass over Texas, hit the Ohio Valley, join with other unstable air and become a nor'easter Friday evening over the Mid Atlantic, moving up the coast on Saturday.
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"I invite a lot of Republicans and independents who I've been seeing on the campaign trail, who've been reaching out to me, I invite them to join with Democrats," Mrs.
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Nearly a third of forced arbitration agreements include class action waivers as well, meaning that workers also lose the right to join with their co-workers to enforce their rights.
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Jim, Pennsylvania To paraphrase a thought often attributed to Vaclav Havel: You should always be willing to join with those who say they are on a quest for the truth.
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On Tuesday, McDonald's said it would join with Starbucks and Closed Loop Partners to develop a cup that could be mass produced from materials that are recyclable, compostable or both.
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They would also need at least three Republicans to join with them and block any GOP effort to move on to voting on the articles of impeachment without calling witnesses.
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First, the Trump administration can join with U.S. allies to file joint cases in the World Trade Organization (WTO) to pressure China to fully conform to its existing international commitments.
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And the Republicans would join with the Democrats in passing the additional sanctions, sending what Mr. Rubio called a "unified message" to Moscow — except that the president hasn't signed on.
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Ms. Butler said that iStar moved to join with the city, which had committed $60 million to the amphitheater project and considers it essential to the continuing revitalization of Coney Island.
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Trump wants to join with allies of the U.S., "and even those we don't work that closely on in other matters, to come together and defeat radical Islamic terrorism," Conway said.
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"Well, if you're a young career diplomat and you join with reasonable Chinese language skills, then, of course, the natural place the Foreign Service will send you is Sweden!" he said.
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And so, Bauman concluded, CarbonWA faced a fateful decision: Throw away 350,000 signatures and join with the Alliance, or continue forward on a path that appeared, politically at least, ill-fated.
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Games join with a range of other cultural forces — religion, parental socialization, other forms of mass media — that sustain subtle but durable forms of prejudice, particularly resentment against women and minorities.
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But if the Trump-bashing Democrats like Schumer and Pelosi can just figure this out and join with President Trump, they might actually bend the health insurance cost curve for real.
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Plus, the Google Los Angeles office is much smaller than its New York and Bay Area counterparts; these employees did join with their coworkers worldwide, leaving their posts to demand change.
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But it is such an honor to join with the college and all who have come to celebrate this day with you, and to recognize the amazing futures that await you.
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Many Democrats could join with Republicans to pass the measure as a means of demonstrating their support for Israel, even if their votes would put them at odds with President Obama.
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The retirement immediately led to fears from abortion rights advocates that a new justice appointed by Trump could join with the court's other four conservatives to strike down Roe v. Wade.
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The better course would be to join with like-minded countries in ratcheting up WTO trade enforcement and establishing new global norms on issues like the conduct of state-owned enterprises.
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On Monday, perhaps you could join with those who abjure the consumption of meat on Mondays (they're out there!) and cook the Nigerian chef Tunde Wey's recipe for vegan jollof rice.
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The Hill: Trump and Congress are on a collision course over ZTE as GOP lawmakers join with Democrats to pass measures to keep trade restrictions in place on the telecom giant.
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Beginning my first term serving on the House Financial Services Committee gives me an incredible opportunity to join with other free-market conservatives to reverse the damaging policies of Dodd-Frank.
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And if that happens, maybe — just maybe — we can see Democrats join with Republicans in Congress to work with President Hillary Clinton on purple solutions and compromises to solve our problems.
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If the court's voting alignment remains the same as in the Texas case, but Gorsuch and Kavanaugh join with Roberts, Alito and Thomas, then the Court will uphold the Louisiana law.
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T-Mobile is trying to make a huge move: Yesterday, the No. 3 U.S. mobile operator announced an agreement to join with rival Sprint in a $26 billion all-stock merger.
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The momentous gathering on International Holocaust Remembrance Day is likely to be one of the last opportunities for the world to join with survivors to pay homage to the camp's victims.
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In addition to sharing a link to the ProPublica article, Cox called on readers to "join with local trans organizations demanding that police do better on this issue and many others."
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If confirmed, the result would leave Ennahda, a member of several coalitions since the revolution, needing to join with numerous rivals and independent members of parliament to gain a working majority.
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In less than three weeks, this Congress will join with President-elect Donald J. Trump to claim a mandate they do not have for policies that most Americans do not support.
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Democrats, who hold a House majority and need to join with Republicans in the GOP-held Senate to pass legislation, have flatly denied the president's requests to put money toward the barrier.
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There is no indication so far that Senate Republicans will desert Mr. Trump in large enough numbers to join with Democrats and make up the two-thirds majority required to remove him.
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"We are extending an invitation to existing and new partners to join with us in building a world-leading refining and petrochemicals complex and manufacturing ecosystem here in Ruwais," al-Jaber said.
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If Cousins can stay injury free, he could join with Davis — whose trade acquisition became official on Saturday — and LeBron James to give the Lakers the big three they have been seeking.
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We call on people everywhere to join with us to insist on a world in which women of all kinds can pursue their dreams free from sexual assault, abuse and predatory behavior.
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On Friday — National Gun Violence Awareness Day — Sedgwick will join with others around the country in wearing orange to honor those killed by gun violence and to focus on gun safety efforts.
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We are celebrating here in Washington, and would encourage all supporters of arts, culture and education to join with us, as well as Mayor Muriel Bowser and District of Columbia Public Schools.
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Because supporters are using the War Powers Act, they can effectively force McConnell's hand as long as enough Republicans join with the 49-member Democratic caucus to give them a simple majority.
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President Donald J. Trump and first lady Melania Trump: Melania and I join with a grieving Nation to mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush, who passed away last night.
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I'm still running for president, we've got the caucuses Monday night, but I'm delighted to join with Donald Trump in an effort to salute the veterans," Huckabee said Thursday on CNN's "Wolf.
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"But his overall judicial philosophy suggests he's likely to join with other conservatives and hold that courts have no business policing the political drawing of lines under the U.S. Constitution," Hasen said.
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The song—and its accompanying video, where Dizzee touches down in Houston to join with UGK's hustle (and pulls a stack of cash out of a Paddington Bear doll)—is totally effortless.
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She pointed out to me on one visit that she was happy to join with Kennedy in the Obergefell same-sex marriage case because he had included a discussion on equal protection.
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Instead of celebrating the potential political upside of the crisis, Democrats should join with us in mitigating the damage to our economy and providing much-needed relief to the people we serve.
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In the latest example, the Republican leader of the State Assembly, Chad Mayes, persuaded some Republicans to join with Democrats in voting to extend cap-and-trade, California's signature emission reduction program.
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I urge the legislature to reject this bill and instead join with Hawaii to demand federal legislation reinstating the right to abortion not just in New York but across our troubled land.
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In a new book, "Schism," about China and global trade, Paul Blustein explains how the U.S. could join with other countries to make such a trade case based on the W.T.O. agreement.
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For Fortress, the motivation was to join with one of the world's most innovative investors and to enter global markets, like the Middle East, where they have trailed some of their peers.
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Hillary Clinton urged the Defense Department to send a Navy medical ship, while Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called for Republicans to join with Democrats to pass a robust relief package.
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Nor does it mean that Democrats should not join with progressive institutions — the military and forward-looking corporations among them — when Trump turns back the clock on transgender rights, or equal opportunity.
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Many Democrats could join with Republicans to pass the measure as a means of demonstrating their support for Israel, even if their votes would put them at odds with President Obama. Sen.
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However, states can join with the feds in court, as they did during the antitrust investigation into Microsoft in the 1990s, as well as tangle Google up in years of legal battles.
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The West Coast (California, Oregon, Washington) plus the northern part of the East Coast (New York, New Jersey and New England) should join with Canada to become the United States of Canada.
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Philip Frigm, assistant special agent-in-charge of the FBI in Buffalo, said Nagi was seen as a threat to the U.S. after falling short in his efforts to join with terrorists overseas.
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Speaking to reporters at a White House briefing, Shah also declined to join with other countries, including France and Britain, in calling for Israel to exercise restraint in its response to the protests.
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But Trump said early in the day he thought it likely the tariffs, which start at 5%, would go into place and he asked Republicans not to join with Democrats to block him.
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The Chinese government often requires foreign businesses hoping to operate within China to join with a local partner, effectively forcing international firms, including American businesses, to share technology in exchange for market access.
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Oregon and New York will also join with other states expected to lend their voices to the effort in upcoming days, Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson said Thursday during a press conference.
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I now join with the NYPD in asking anyone in the neighborhood to step forward with any information that might help us determine what may have happened during those hours before her death.
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On Wednesday morning near the Guatemalan border, authorities could be seen stopping Hondurans still hoping to join, with police in riot gear at one checkpoint halting buses carrying at least a hundred people.
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"I hereby call on key European countries to join with the United States in fixing significant flaws in the deal, countering Iranian aggression, and supporting the Iranian people," Trump said in the statement.
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"At Apple, we are proud to join with companies that are stepping up to address the climate challenge," said Lisa Jackson, Apple's vice president of environment, policy and social initiatives, in a statement.
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We request upon you to join with many other political and religious leaders to proclaim with one voice that the "alt-right" is racist, evil, and antithetical to a well-ordered, peaceful society.
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If environmentalists care about a path forward on climate change and clean energy, they should join with their allies in the working class on a common-sense plan to achieve their stated goal.
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The challenge requires the concerted moral, diplomatic and economic force of all freedom-loving peoples to join with the United States, bilaterally and multilaterally, in sending a clear message of deterrence to Beijing.
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So she and her and husband agreed that she would leave with her 10-month-old son, Pedro, on May 1, and he would join with their daughter after the school year finished.
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For now, the market assumes OPEC, including Saudi Arabia and Iran, another ally of Syria, will join with Russia, to extend a six-month production deal that has helped boost prices this year.
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Yet many of us can and do join with women to play bridge, to read and talk about books, to play and sing music, and to work on civic and political projects together.
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"Melania and I join with a grieving Nation to mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush, who passed away last night," Trump said in a statement released by the White House.
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There's a movement in America, and we're working on it in Georgia, to really get the Muslim community to join with the larger environmental and clean energy sector to push for these goals.
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"If you've got a company that is particularly experienced in a certain area… then I think there's really good opportunities to join with Chinese companies doing projects in those third countries," he added.
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In the 2012 election, they technically won a numerical majority again — only for a group of Democrats to break away and join with the Republicans, effectively handing the Republicans control of the chamber.
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The school, facing dwindling enrollment and financial problems, moved from Massachusetts to Connecticut last spring to join with Yale Divinity School, but the controversial collection stayed behind after Yale declined to house it.
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If that candidate does not meet a certain viability threshold -- usually 15% -- that supporter can realign to another viable candidate or join with other voters to create a viable group for another candidate.
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I'm honored to be part of it, and to join with my fellow Americans to prove again, as each generation of free people must prove, that self-government is still the "best" government.
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K: Well, if you're a young career diplomat and you join with reasonable Chinese language skills, then, of course, the natural place the Foreign Service will send you is Sweden K: So why?
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" Stewart: "You bet, because I don't think there's anything there at all that is going to implicate the president — if, Sean, you will join with me in calling to hear from the whistleblower?
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Instead, Chief Justice Roberts would join with the Court's liberals to kick out the case entirely, on the logic that Texas lacked standing — legal grounds — to sue over the actions to begin with.
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For more than a week, the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School have held the country's attention as they join with peers across the country to demand a change in America's gun laws.
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For the past four years the Trotter Project has been gathering teams of chefs worldwide to join with United's culinary team in an ongoing collaboration to design new premium-cabin and United Economy meals.
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It is imperative that the United States join with like-minded countries to advocate for policies that put health first, decriminalize users, and seek to reduce the harms of both drugs and drug policies.
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With 20133 overall in the Australian Senate, and 39 required to pass or block legislation, Hanson's four One Nation senators can join with the 35 Opposition and Green party members to stop any legislation.
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Republicans, who opposed the Iran nuclear deal, are largely backing Trump's decision and urging European countries to either join with the United States or help pressure Iran to try to negotiate a broader agreement.
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In my new column for The Hill, I join with the growing number of Electoral College electors calling on the Obama administration to disclose far more information — before the Electoral College meets on Dec.
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Inslee went further and accused Pruitt of being "part of the cabal that refused to join," with the nations of the world in remaining as a supporter of the Paris agreement on climate change.
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"I will work very hard when I become president, if you join with others to help me to become president, to be sure that we immediately begin working for comprehensive immigration reform," she said.
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We need to appeal to likeminded Americans in both parties, who are holding on to the memory of a party that has long since left them, to join with us in reforming our politics.
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"I know that he's very disappointed, as we all are here in Arizona, that [McCain] decided to join with the Democrats and kill the efforts to get rid of ObamaCare," Ward said of Trump.
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She pointed out that if the Social Democrats were willing to break with Ms. Merkel's party and join with the Greens and the Free Democrats, they would have enough votes to change the law.
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This is a problem we all must address, men and women, and I hope Ms. Hirsi Ali and Ms. Nomani will join with us to fight all forms of violence against women and girls.
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It's still unclear whether there are four Republicans who will join with Democrats to vote in favor of witnesses, and the responses to these questions could ultimately play a role in influencing lawmaker opinion.
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Leaders of the progressive caucus rebelled in April over a budget dispute, forcing Democratic leaders to yank the bill after the CPC threatened to join with moderates and tank the legislation on the floor.
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Before Trump arrived, several top California leaders extended an olive branch, hoping to persuade him to join with them in building out an effective strategy for getting the homeless housed across the Golden State.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Uber will join with the International Association of Machinists to launch an independent guild to represent drivers of the ride-hailing service in New York City, company officials said on Tuesday.
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Trump largely funded his own campaign during the primary contest for Republican presidential nomination but moved to join with the Republican National Committee to jointly fundraise his general election campaign against Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Beyond the pharmaceutical industry, consolidation has been transforming the health care landscape, particularly as large insurers join with pharmacy benefit managers, like the recent mergers of Cigna and Express Scripts, and CVS and Aetna.
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Kim's two meetings in recent weeks with Chinese President Xi Jinping also have signaled warming ties that could make it harder for China to join with the United States in taking a harder line.
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""We ask that he and the White House join with us in our efforts to educate Americans of the dangers TBI has on these heroes as they protect our great nation in these trying times.
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Given Republicans' very slim Senate majority, if the 49 members of the Democratic caucus remain united (by no means a sure thing) and two Republicans join with them, it's possible they could sink Kavanaugh's nomination.
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In order for the Senate to convict the president of charges, 20 Senate Republicans would have to join with the 47-member Democratic caucus in order to reach the 67-person supermajority threshold that's needed.
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This feature aims to best the newly launched calling option from upstart competitor Slack, which last month debuted a way to launch conference calls in its app that others could also join with a click.
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We need the wide majority of responsible gun owners who grieve with us every time this happens and feel like your views are not being properly represented to join with us to demand something better.
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Paul has made a name for himself as a disruptor of Republican efforts, causing a scene on a number of votes, only to ultimately join with the rest of the GOP after making his point.
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"This is a last-ditch effort by President Trump to dismantle the Affordable Care Act, despite desperate pleas from Americans for Republicans to join with Democrats to improve health care in this country," Crowley said.
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It could also encourage Mr. Sanders to stay in the race through the Democratic National Convention in July, at a time when many Democrats would be asking him to step aside and join with Mrs.
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Today, with many more countries in space, leadership is less about what we can do alone — perhaps better than anyone else — and more about what we can get others to join with us in doing.
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Mr. Oreskovic, 50, a pharmaceutical executive and political novice, emerged after November elections forced the nation's largest party, the Croatian Democratic Union, to join with MOST, a reformist group riding a wave of voter disaffection.
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I believe that the president of these United States can be indicted for criminal offenses and we would join with law enforcement and other attorneys general across this nation in removing this president from office.
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Unfortunately, there is seldom a majority for cutting any domestic spending in Congress, as there are enough Republicans who will join with nearly all Democrats to support just about every line item in the budget.
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Establishment Republicans are attempting to convince Mr. Trump that "if you join with Bannon, you cut your own throat," Mr. Graham said, because it could lead to an impeachment effort by a Democratic-controlled Congress.
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First, I'd love to see every living President — Carter, Clinton, Bush, Obama — join with the current president to say that when it comes to fighting this virus, there isn't an inch of separation between us.
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" The White House released a statement on behalf of President Trump and the first lady, Melania Trump: "Melania and I join with a grieving nation to mourn the loss of former President George H.W. Bush.
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Mr. Sanders, a longtime labor ally, has leveraged his vast email list to highlight organizing efforts, offer support for union members and even motivate his own supporters to join with striking workers across the country.
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Bolton has since said he would appear for testimony before the Senate if he is subpoenaed; but at least four Senate Republicans would need to join with all Democrats in order to issue that subpoena.
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"We seek to take measures and we call on the European community to join with the United States in continuing to intensify our efforts to counter radical Islamic terrorism here on the continent," he said.
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Generally, the party that wins the most votes in the election forms a coalition government, where they get smaller parties to join with them and thus control a majority of seats in the Parliament as partners.
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Second, since the federal government is the single largest purchaser of health care in the country, it is time that government join with the private sector to accelerate better quality care at a more affordable cost.
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The adjacent Rock Creek and Potomac Parkway terminus, the Watergate steps, and monumental equestrian statuary join with the bridge to create a formal western terminus of the National Mall at the edge of the Potomac River.
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To those who occupy seats of authority, from the highest level of government to local schools, join with us in our defense and celebration of that most steadfast and indispensable value of our democracy — free speech.
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And, when next we need our allies to rally to fight terrorists, place sanctions against North Korea, combat a pandemic or check China and Russia, will they join with us after we have so disrespected them?
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But the meeting was very similar to an earlier White House session in which the president seemed to join with Democrats on divisive immigration policy only to later reverse course, leaving the parties at an impasse.
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His opinion in the South Carolina case and his record in civil rights matters suggests that he will join with the court's conservative justices to further roll back voting rights protections and other civil rights laws.
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We will be far less likely to be drawn into the conflicts that Trump wants to end if we have friends who believe they can join with us and not be betrayed if they do so.
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Given that Republicans currently hold 53 of the 100 Senate seats, the question will be whether that Republican majority holds, or whether four (or more) Republican Senators join with Democrats on this and other key votes.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has now made clear what he needs heading into the first big week of Senate negotiations over President Donald Trump's impeachment trial: four Republican senators to join with Democrats.
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I suggest that responsible Republicans, who have voiced serious concerns if not outright opposition to this president-elect, form an Independent Republican Conference and join with Senate Democrats in denying approval of the most objectionable appointees.
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It is only when Irish-Americans join with other whites to make political demands that this way of doing politics becomes alarming, because this larger group might have the power to impose its will on everyone else.
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Though Kendall and Khloé did not join the festivities abroad, Scott Disick and his girlfriend Sofia Richie were seen on the trip, with Kourtney Kardashian expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese oilfield operator CITIC Resources Holdings Ltd will join with Japan's Itochu Corp to invest in oil and gas projects, as rising oil prices this year are spurring investments in exploration and production assets.
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"We seek to provide a voice and a network for like-minded attorneys to discuss these ideas, and we hope that they will join with us to stand up for these principles," the group's mission statement reads.
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The United States should not miss the opportunity to join with Russia to establish a joint cooperation group, including Syria's neighbors (Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Jordan) to expedite the safe return of refugees as soon as possible.
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Charter's $67 Billion Cable Merger Hinges on the Cord Cutters | Charter Communications is poised to gain Federal Communications Commission approval to join with Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, and streaming looms large in the deal.
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Lisa Murkowski are sufficiently concerned about overruling Roe that they either join with Democrats in delaying a vote until after the election or vote against a nominee who appears certain to overrule Roe when given the chance.
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European nations, of course, are mostly governed by systems of proportional representation, which encourage the creation of multiple political parties that can have some influence in parliament, but must join with larger parties to exercise state power.
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In fact, if Trump testified in the Senate the way Baldwin's Trump did on "SNL" (sans the jokes), does anyone believe it would have convinced 20 GOP senators to join with Democrats to convict and remove Trump?
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Several state attorneys general are expected to join with environmental groups to sue to overturn the Trump water rule, and those groups are likely to cite those findings as evidence that the rule is not legally sound.
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White House officials are playing down chances of an agreement at this summit on modifications that would allow the United States to join with the other signatories of the agreement and remain in the pact after May.
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The GOP tax agenda is no more inevitable than its healthcare agenda — and if environmentalists join with the dozens of other progressive groups resisting tax cuts, they can help to stop it in exactly the same way.
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If the Democratic nominee is way outside the mainstream – as is easy to picture given the party's current field of candidates — then a coalition of Democrats might join with some Republicans to support the third-party candidate.
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Because it is so unusual, the Farmer's Almanac will join with Slooh, an online network of robotic telescopes, to live-stream the June solstice full moon, complete with commentary from Berman and Slooh staff astronomer Paul Cox.
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Democrats in Congress are unwilling to join with Republicans to pass legislation that would be a step forward, even though it doesn't go as far as Democrats would like in some areas and goes too far in others.
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Mr Orban has also threatened to pull Fidesz out of the EPP and join with right-populist parties like Poland's Law and Justice (which, hypocritically, the EPP leadership refuses to admit over its own rule of law abuses).
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Demobilization of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) as part of a deal ending more than 50 years of war has raised concerns that heavily armed former combatants could join with increasingly powerful drug gangs in Brazil.
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The prime minister has threatened to expel any Conservative member of Parliament from the party if they join with the opposition on Tuesday evening to vote for a Brexit delay to prevent a no-deal exit in October.
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Washington (CNN)At least one Republican senator will join with Democrats on a bill that would reverse the Trump administration's plan to ease sanctions on three companies with ties to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, a close Kremlin ally.
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And the Europeans are unwilling to single out the United States as a villain — in large part because they agree with Mr. Trump's complaints about China's predatory behavior and would rather join with Washington to alter Beijing's practices.
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Multiple advisers to potential candidates said the decision on whether to join with Mr. Sanders, who had made Medicare for all central to his insurgent 2016 campaign, presented one of the first sorting moments of the coming primary.
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He announced 2 billion pounds ($2.7 billion) of funding for the project to 2025 and said he was looking for other countries to join, with a senior Royal Air Force official saying Sweden was the most likely partner.
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The valley traces its political allegiances back to pacts drawn up in the 13th century with the Crown of Aragon, a monarchy that would join with the Crown of Castille two centuries later to form what became Spain.
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One question, particularly swirling in conservative circles, is whether Kavanaugh might mute his conservatism and join with Chief Justice John Roberts to avoid some social policy flashpoints such as abortion or rule narrowly to prevent a dramatic rightward shift.
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Energy from that event was the catalyst that pushed them to seek out the March-affiliated "Huddles" in their communities, or join with Indivisible, a newly formed progressive organization that now includes thousands of local groups across the nation.
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Israel's two largest mobile operators, Cellcom and Partner Communications, declined to comment on their plans but given the high cost of around 2 billion shekels ($560 million), both are expected to join with rivals such as HOT and Golan.
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The Senate Banking Committee, led by Chairman Mike Crapo, is slated to send to the Senate floor five bills, with some Democrats expected to join with their Republican colleagues to vote for and co-sponsor several of the measures.
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We were proud to join with other veteran and military service organizations in a full-page ad that was placed this month with many newspapers nationwide, sharing our concerns and calling on our federal leaders to preserve military protections.
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I join with my colleagues at the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), of which I am the board chair, and also hundreds of higher education leaders, in again asking Congress to ratify the Dream Act of 2017.
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A House-passed resolution of disapproval has enough support to pass the Senate, with at least four Republicans expected to join with all 2900 members of the Democratic caucus to vote for it, and roughly a dozen more undecided.
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At this point, a Senate conviction is incredibly unlikely: 67 senators would need to vote in favor of it, a move that would require 20 Republicans to join with the 47-member Democratic caucus and break with the president.
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This is not something the Trump administration seems inclined to offer, any more than it seems inclined to listen to the scientists, join with other nations to combat the problem or do something about America's own greenhouse gas emissions.
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In his January 8, 2020 speech, Trump appeared to call on Russia and China and the Europeans to join with the U.S. in the effort to stop Iran from supporting "terrorism" and to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons.
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Democrats, who have been pushing for witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton, have been calling for at least four Republicans to join with them to hit the 51-vote threshold to win the vote to allow witnesses.
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"The message to my socialist, Democrat colleagues is very simple: we're looking for at least 20 of them ... we want them to join with Republicans for the sake of a recorded vote on the Green New Deal," he said.
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"There's no reason why (a business owner) with four employees shouldn't be able to join with hundreds and hundreds of other businesses that are small to become a large entity to get leverage to bring your prices down," Paul told Tapper.
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"Discovery is pleased to join with AIA Australia and GMHBA to bring this innovative health and life insurance offer to Australians to foster happier, healthier lives," Barry Swartzberg, CEO of Vitality Group, a subsidiary of Discovery, said in s statement.
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"We join with all those demanding the end of a culture that ignores or tolerates sexual abuse of Catholic sisters or any other adult or minor perpetrated by those in positions of trust in the church community," the LCWR said.
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American Civil Rights Union of Alabama Executive Director Randall Marshall said that his organization would join with the national ACLU, Planned Parenthood, and Planned Parenthood of Southeast to challenge the bill in court within "a few weeks" should it become law.
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Should Turkey join with Russia and China in a military bloc to rival NATO, the ensuing showdown could rival the Cold War in scope, presenting a very real security threat the West as well as a challenge for global supremacy.
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President Trump should announce that the recognition will occur at a certain date and invite the Palestinians to leave fantasy behind and join with the Israelis to finalize what was agreed to years ago before a delusional Yasser Arafat scuttled it.
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"Beto O'Rourke will join with his city on Monday evening to show the country the reality of the border -- a vibrant, safe, binational community that proudly celebrates its culture, history, diversity and status as a city of immigrants," the statement said.
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The first cards are scheduled to be available starting Friday at stores in California, where the state's ScholarShare College Savings program is the first 23.95 plan to join with Gift of College to market the co-branded cards in stores.
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I worked with President Obama during the four years I was secretary of state to begin to put pressure on China and India and other countries to join with us to have a global agreement which we finally got in Paris.
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We are prepared to once again join with others across our nation to advocate full congressional power to spare programs like the HOME Investment Partnership Program, the Public Housing Capital Fund and other needed initiatives from President Trump's chopping block.
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According to various reports, Pelosi wants to take a harder line on procedural votes that allow Democrats to join with Republicans, but her deputies, Steny Hoyer (MD) and Jim Clyburn (SC), have wanted to give passes to members from tougher districts.
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He asked his Republican colleagues to join with him in supporting Trump's campaign promise to lower drug cost by immediately allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices and permitting citizens to purchase drugs from other countries where low costs are available.
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The camera then pans to scenes of people mixing craft cocktails, rock-climbing and building amateur rocket ships, before landing on the famous Rocky steps in Philadelphia, where Chris Rock and Sylvester "Rocky" Stallone join with hundreds of Rocky fans.
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Israeli political math is a little tricky, because while Arab-Israelis can and do vote with equal voting rights, Arab-Israeli party members of the parliament have never agreed and will likely never agree to join with any sitting government.
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Maxman said the group will join with Puerto Rican leaders to work with Congress and federal agencies to organize relief efforts, adding that a team has been sent to San Juan to provide direct resources to residents, particularly in rural communities.
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Not just that I morally ought to, but once I was doing so, it was amazing to see I could have such an impact on people's lives, and that I could join with other people and have a tremendous impact altogether.
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During this week when the HIV community reflects on our progress and challenges, we urge legislators once again to listen and to join with us to create an America in which this preventable, treatable virus is defeated once and for all.
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If the Hawaii lawsuit faces uncertain odds, it may still have the effect of putting pressure on other blue states to sue over Mr. Trump's order, or to join with advocacy groups that intend to file lawsuits of their own.
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Please register me in the "cult" of Cohen as I join with the millions around the globe who are deeply moved, united by Cohen: the man, the music, the "gravelly" voice, the wit, the Astairan grace, the divine self-deprecation.
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They just hit it off so incredibly well, and Sophie has been working on women [and] girls' issues for a long time, and to be able to join with Michelle in advocating and highlighting — it was just great for her.
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The other side: Two other senior White House officials familiar with Kushner's plans told Axios that the president asked Kushner to join with Vice President Mike Pence and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen to negotiate immigration on behalf of the White House.
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"There is a great deal of bipartisan consensus about what ails our tax code, and my hope is that our friends on the other side of the aisle will join with us in a serious way," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
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Soy producer associations in 10 Brazilian states have filed a legal petition to join with growers from Mato Grosso state and get Bayer to deposit royalties related to a soy seed technology into an escrow account, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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He said he wanted the other primary contenders "to join with me to defeat the Washington crowd, led by Mitch McConnell, who attempted to defy the vote of the people of Alabama" by spending millions on TV ads bashing Moore and Brooks.
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We join with members of Congress, former Education Secretary John B. King, The Education Trust and the many other education, child advocacy, medical, civil rights and disability rights organizations to call for an end to corporal punishment in all of America's schools.
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Some evangelicals believe the transfer of the embassy and the recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital will help bring about the so-called Rapture, an event in which they believe all Christians, living and dead, will join with God, the Independent wrote.
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Back in 2016, Simon told me that he was "somewhat optimistic" that Kennedy would join with Breyer and Ginsburg (who have already declared their belief that capital punishment is across-the-board unconstitutional), Sotomayor, and Kagan in an anti-death penalty case.
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"Russia must decide if it will continue down this dark path, or if it will join with civilized nations as a force for stability and peace," Trump said, addressing a nation accused of meddling in the US election to help him win.
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The sales proposal includes a provision allowing Raytheon to join with the Saudis to build high-tech parts of the precision-guided bombs in Saudi Arabia, giving the Saudis access to closely guarded American technology, The New York Times reported last week.
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Here is the list of pitchers Sabathia would join with 22006 wins and 22012,250 strikeouts: Walter Johnson, Greg Maddux, Roger Clemens, Steve Carlton, Don Sutton, Nolan Ryan, Phil Niekro, Gaylord Perry, Tom Seaver, Randy Johnson, Bert Blyleven, Fergie Jenkins and Bob Gibson.
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Together, the the R Street Institute and the Center for American Progress are excited to join with a number of other organizations, which as many know agree on little else, to support this bill in Congress and similar efforts across the country.
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However, if we repudiate our trade agreements with other nations and return to insular protectionism, there is little chance of persuading other nations to join with us in achieving the transition from fossil fuels to clean and renewable forms of energy. Sen.
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Labour, which dominated Israeli politics for decades and spearheaded peace efforts with the Palestinians, will join with the veteran party Meretz after seeing their combined seats in the 120-seat Knesset diminish from 29 to 11 after two inconclusive elections this year.
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This week, I will join with mental health leaders to bring our message of hope to Capitol Hill, reinforcing that it is crucial that we address the long-term sustainability of the CSC model, which saves millions a year in inpatient treatment.
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It is critical that states join with us in calling on Medicaid and commercial insurance plans to adopt alternative payment models for funding CSC, and to look at how they can join Congress in financially supporting this evidence-based approach to treatment.
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Italy's election, which pointed to prolonged political jitters after right-wing and eurosceptic parties did better than expected, was somewhat balanced by Germany's Social Democrats agreeing to join with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives, ending a period of uncertainty in Europe's biggest economy.
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While we join with a broad and diverse coalition of Native American tribes, conservation organizations, archeological groups, local preservation partners and elected officials, in applauding the president's designation, we also know that our work at Bears Ears National Monument is far from over.
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So, yes, when a cartoon frog is usurped and becomes the digital calling card for the worst elements of our society, we are not only proud to join with its creator in fighting back, we say it is something we all must do.
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In fact, it would leave the bill prey to "poison pill" amendments in which 48 Democrats would join with a handful of Republicans to push amendments (on, say, Medicaid) that kill conservative support for the bill without gaining it any Democratic votes.
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Back in 23, Simon told me that he was "somewhat optimistic" that Kennedy would join with Breyer and Ginsburg (who have already declared their belief that capital punishment is across-the-board unconstitutional), Sotomayor, and Kagan in an anti-death penalty case.
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Carlos Leonidas Garcia Urbina, a 28-year-old from Tocoa, Honduras, said he was cutting the grass in his father's yard when he heard about the caravan, dropped the shears on the ground and ran to join with just 500 lempiras ($20) in his pocket.
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Clarke, who has been critical of the Black Lives Matter movement because he believes it will join with ISIS, and has received awards from extremist groups like the militia-fostering Oath Keepers, spoke at the Republican National Convention in July in support of Trump.
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We believe these principles apply regardless of the party or persons in power … We seek to provide a voice and a network for like-minded attorneys to discuss these ideas, and we hope that they will join with us to stand up for these principles.
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But instead of playing to the cameras, if Schumer and Pelosi really want to help protect and even increase American access to health insurance and actual care, they should join with the White House in staring down the health insurers and play some hard ball.
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So am I. "I hope that in the months ahead, we can join with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to arrive at a compromise solution that is acceptable to most of us, and serves the interests of Americans as best we can."
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Across town, over rosemary-grilled rib eye and summer vegetable succotash at the White House, President Donald Trump and GOP leaders were attempting to convince a group of reliably conservative rank-and-filers to join with them and vote for the health care bill.
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In Montana, Fox planned to join with lawmakers to close what they said was a loophole in state law allowing McKeon to offer the father in the case probation instead of the 25 years mandated for rape of a child aged 12 or under.
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While Jordan flew, Travis told me about the passing flock of geese he tried to join with his drone, and about seeing a bear suddenly pop up in his F.P.V. He brought the drone back for a second look; the bear did not seem bothered.
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To indicate that the US and allied powers were serious about using economic and military means to counter Chinese influence, Pence announced over the weekend the US will join with Australia and PNG to redevelop and create a joint naval base on Manus Island.
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"Beto O'Rourke will join with his city on Monday evening to show the country the reality of the border -- a vibrant, safe, binational community that proudly celebrates its culture, history, diversity and status as a city of immigrants," a statement from his office read.
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"Beto O'Rourke will join with his city on Monday evening to show the country the reality of the border — a vibrant, safe, binational community that proudly celebrates its culture, history, diversity and status as a city of immigrants," the statement said before the rally.
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A relatively small number of Republicans could, without in any way compromising any of their conservative policy principles, join with Democrats to force disclosure of Trump's personal finances, investigate his possible ties to money laundering, and force him to stop profiting personally from the presidency.
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I join with other industries that together help drive all aspects of our economy in reminding Congress that the clock is ticking, and a bipartisan issue like CFATS that helps ensure the security of our nation must not be lost in the political shuffle.
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It cited him for inspiring his fellow G.I.s to join with him in a firefight that delayed the German onslaught and then, having "unhesitatingly hurled himself squarely upon'' the grenade, "using his blanket and his unprotected body to absorb the full force of the explosion.
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We'd sit up and talk to two, three, and four o'clock in the morning when I was quite young, about how you should behave, the goals that you should have, the ethics you should follow, how business worked, how politics can join with business.
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It's a blunt instrument of discourse, designed to signal your overwhelming loathing of a celebrity who you believe to be sneaky, slimy, and manipulative, so that others who also hate that celebrity can see your hatred and join with you in an outpouring of emotion.
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Just days before Trump's arrival, China and South Korea resolved an increasingly contentious dispute, China ended trade restrictions, and South Korea agreed not to deploy more THAAD missile defense systems, or join with Japan and America in trilateral missile defense cooperation or a defense alliance.
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This request builds on the up-to-$85033 million that DOE announced in January to establish between two and five multidisciplinary Quantum Information Science Centers, where researchers from DOE's National Laboratories will join with experts from universities and the private sector to advance the field.
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" Kirby said, "We join with the people of Bangladesh in expressing our outrage at this brutal act of terrorism and offer our condolences to the friends and families of the victims, including Bangladeshi law enforcement officials who have been killed or injured responding to the attack.
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A concerted attempt to retake Iraq's second city (seized by IS 18 months ago) does now appear more likely, although it will have to wait until Fallujah is restored to government control and the Iraqi army can field more effective units to join with Kurdish Peshmerga fighters.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Soy producer associations in 10 Brazilian states have filed a legal petition to join with growers from Mato Grosso state and get Bayer to deposit royalties related to a soy seed technology into an escrow account, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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If Fresno, for example, wanted to join with the state and use revenue bonds to pay for a medical center (costing more than $2850 billion), it would first need to persuade voters in Eureka, San Diego and every other place in the state to sign on.
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For Atlantic Health System in New Jersey, that means a bold plan to join with five other New Jersey hospitals on a health insurance venture, which will leverage the size of their combined 50,000-person workforce to get better deals from insurers and pharmacy benefit plans.
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With companies like General Motors—the largest exporter of manufactured goods from Mexico to the United States—feeling the potential pinch, a bloc of Senate Republicans last week threatened to join with Democrats in a veto-proof majority if Trump went ahead with his unilateral trade war.
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US Ambassador Nikki Haley, whose defense of Israel has been a signature calling during her nearly two-year run, had lobbied hard for European countries and others to join with Washington in condemning Hamas for firing rockets into Israel and for "inciting violence," putting civilians at risk.
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"The time has come for our European partners to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, and join with us as we bring the economic and diplomatic pressure necessary to give the Iranian people, the region, and the world the peace, security, and freedom they deserve," Pence said.
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In declaring on Friday that he would join with Mr. Murphy and Mr. Malloy, the governors of New Jersey and Connecticut, to sue the federal government over the constitutionality of its new tax law, Mr. Cuomo was advancing a pledge he had been promoting for weeks.
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While we join with the millions of other moderate and liberal Democrats in supporting the candidacy of Biden, there are also millions of people who are equally as passionate, if not more so, in supporting the candidacy of Sanders and a progressive agenda far on the left.
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Imagine the tectonic shift that could happen when white women recognize that white patriarchal men will never treat us as equal humans; when we withdraw our consent to be governed by them and en masse join with the women of color already at the forefront of feminism.
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"The time has come for our European partners to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and join with us as we bring the economic diplomatic pressure necessary to give the Iranian people, the region, and the world the peace, security and freedom they deserve," Pence said.
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Dubbed "the Alliance" and due to start operating in April 2017 for a five-year period initially, Hapag-Lloyd will join with Japan's Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK), Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha ("K"-Line) and Mitsui OSK Line (MOL), South Korea's Hanjin Shipping and Taiwan's Yang Ming Marine Transport.
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ANI said Ag-Ghali's Ansar Dine would join with al-Mourabitoun, led by Algerian jihadist and smuggler Mokhtar Belmokhtar, which claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on a military camp in northern Mali that killed up to 60 people and wounded more than 100 in January.
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Schiff, Nadler and Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings issued a joint statement Sunday that noted Mueller declined to prosecute on a conspiracy to join with Russia's "online disinformation and hacking and dissemination efforts," while arguing they still need to know more from Mueller's report and underlying evidence.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida said this week that he had spoken with President Trump about ending American aid to El Salvador after it established formal ties with Beijing, and he would join with a fellow Republican, Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, to carry that out.
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They demand that everyone have access to the basic necessities of life and the freedom to express themselves, to work and build and create as they wish, to join with others as they desire, and to be free of the scourge of violence and forced displacement.
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"We join with the family in their concern about a possible bias motive for this incident and in the deep concern for their daughter's safety as a result of being falsely labeled as a member of a terrorist group," said Hussam Ayloush, the council's Los Angeles executive director.
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This week, KIPP students, families and allies are heading to Capitol Hill to call on both Democrats and Republicans to join with educational leaders, the business community and advocates to collectively support this new set of policy recommendations and formally incorporate them into HEA reauthorization bill this year.
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"We applaud President Trump's support and call on Congress to immediately join with the President to reduce burdensome regulations that prevent state and local governments from utilizing all available funding mechanisms," said Patrick D. Jones, executive director and CEO of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association (IBTTA).
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His criticisms of Trump didn't come from a standpoint of ideological moderation but rather from a stance that Trump is personally intemperate and insufficiently devoted to the pure gospel of free markets, so Flake didn't join with Democrats to block any noteworthy Republican legislation or significantly obstruct Trump's nominees.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley — who has clashed with the Justice Department over the Clinton email investigation and memos written by former FBI Director James Comey — says he still backs Sessions at DOJ, and he declined to join with the House Republicans who called for Sessions' resignation Thursday.
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The rule, finalized in July, makes it easier for small businesses to join with others to offer multiple-employer plans, also known as MEPs, gaining the necessary scale to bring down costs for both employers and employees, potentially leading to greater growth in their retirement assets over time.
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The bigger picture: For the second time in two days, Republican senators will join with Democrats to support a measure the White House opposes -- first on Wednesday to end military support for Saudi Arabia in the civil war in Yemen, followed by Thursday's vote to terminate the national emergency.
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My crude understanding of this concept is that two organisms might be brought together to create a new hybrid, and this ability to join with another provides the basis for seeing the self not as a particular, essential being, but a possible space for a multiplicity of being.
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Jeff Flake, John McCain, and Bob Corker — all of whom have, at this point, spoken of the threat Trump poses in apocalyptic terms — could join with the Democrats to create a 51-vote majority blocking action on any other bills until, say, the protective legislation introduced by Republican Sen.
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Disick and Richie have joined the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner family, including Kris Jenner, her boyfriend Corey Gamble, Kylie and her boyfriend Travis Scott (with Kourtney Kardashian expected to join with her and Disick's three kids at some point) to celebrate the Kylie Cosmetics mogul's 22nd birthday on August 10.
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"If you are here today, I want you to join with us, and let's make a solemn promise, that we are going to do everything we can to not only show those haters that we can do it, but we are going to show them just how good we can be."
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Rather than seek to reverse course, Mr. Trump should join with Cuba's other neighbors to encourage the new Cuban leader to expand the private economy, release political prisoners, increase access to the internet, decentralize power and in other critically needed ways finally break his country out of the Castro cocoon.
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ST. LOUIS — Britain's tough response in holding Russia responsible for a poisoning attack on its soil increased the pressure on President Trump to join with a NATO ally in taking action, even as he has been reluctant to retaliate for Moscow's intervention in the 2016 election in the United States.
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Paul says if four or more of his GOP colleagues join with Democrats to entertain new witness testimony, he will make the Senate vote on subpoenaing the president's preferred witnesses, including Hunter Biden and the whistleblower who revealed the Ukraine scandal — polarizing picks who moderate Republicans aren't eager to call.
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In fact, the opposite was true: Blaszczykowski, known as Kuba, had come home in an unusual deal in which he agreed to take virtually no money to play and to join with two Polish investors to lend the club 25 million zloty (about $224,24) to cover his new teammates' unpaid wages.
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What remains up in the air is whether enough Republicans will join with the 47-member Democratic caucus (or even if all the Democrats will stay united, since some broke in favor of Trump's version of the spending bill earlier this month) to reach the 51-vote threshold it needs to advance.
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The two leaders want the Arab countries, now on better terms with Israel because of a shared hatred of Iran, to join with Israel in prodding the Palestinians into an agreement, rather than having Israelis and Palestinians first negotiate a deal that would then lead to peace with the broader Arab world.
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"Sometimes people in a district have a vendetta against another group and they join with the Taliban in order to take revenge," said Attaullah Khogyani, spokesman for the governor of Nangarhar, which includes both Kot and Jalalabad, Afghanistan's fifth largest city, and abuts Pakistan's most violent and lawless areas to the south and east.
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But the prospect of loosening the rules so someone else could be picked seems a very real possibility — two delegates for Marco Rubio won seats on the powerful rules committee, representing Washington, D.C. and could easily join with other rules members that are unaffiliated, or supporting Kasich, to gang up on Trump and Cruz.
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But concentrated control over roadways could make the politics of road fees more tractable: as the winning firms' bargaining power rose, as fewer middle-income households owned their own cars, and especially if, as Daniel Rauch and David Schleicher of Yale University suggest, AV firms join with governments to provide public transport and mobility services.
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"I will soon be announcing legal steps to join with the Viacom directors in our common cause to liberate my grandfather from Shari's clutches and protect my fellow trust beneficiaries and myself from her machinations," Keryn Redstone said in a statement issued by attorney Pierce O'Donnell, who also represents Sumner Redstone's ex-girlfriend Manuela Herzer.
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The Global Entry program — where members scan their fingerprints and passports at kiosks instead of waiting in immigration lines — is also growing, and making it easier to join with enrollment at 11 international airports in November (including Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Denver International Airport), with more to come.
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"In a time when this town feels like shirts and skins every day, to have 30 Republicans join with Democrats to stand against forever wars has been very therapeutic to some of the corrosive attempts by the war lobby to start three new wars before lunchtime tomorrow," Gaetz told POLITICO in an interview on Thursday.
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President Trump has made it clear that we&aposre out of the Iran nuclear deal, and we&aposre calling on our allies across Europe to join with us in a negotiation over a new agreement that will take into account permanently banning nuclear weapons that deals with Iran&aposs influence in places like Yemen, and, of course, Syria.
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"What President Trump is trying to do here is to press the Chinese hard by warning them what comes next if they don't help or join with the US to deal with this problem," said Dennis Wilder, a former CIA China analyst who later served as the top White House Asia aide to George W Bush.
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Echoing the prime minister, the Israeli officials expressed hope that what they described as the new finding would help persuade the international community — and in particular Germany, France and Britain, along with the broader European Union — to abandon hopes of reviving the Iran nuclear deal, and join with the United States in its "maximum pressure" sanctions campaign against Iran.
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"There is also a certain logic to having a Harvard Ph.D. economist join with the National Economic Council and I was promised that, per the Executive Order signed on April 29, the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy that I direct would remain an important part of the policy development process," Navarro said in a statement.
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"I think we will have to sit down and get serious about how we retool this campaign, how we retool the fundraising, how we do the GOTV, and at that point in time many of us around the country will be able to join with him and help him get it right," Clyburn said of Biden.
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Mr. Tillerson, the former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, said that in the weeks leading up to a presidential summit in Riyadh in May 2017, Saudi officials did not give him any indication of their deepening political disputes with Qatar and their aim to join with the Emiratis and other Arab nations to impose a blockade.
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If Mr. Trump's second board nominee fits the same profile — and the management-side lawyer said to be in line for the position, William J. Emanuel, appears to do so — they would almost certainly join with the board's current Republican member, Philip A. Miscimarra, to undo crucial portions of the board's legacy from the Obama era.
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The only "unity ticket" ever to win the White House came about in 1864 in the throes of the Civil War, and it arose from Abe Lincoln's Hail Mary decision to join with Andrew Johnson, Democratic governor of Union-occupied Tennessee, to run for reelection under the hastily created and short-lived National Union Party banner.
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Lim Guan Eng, Malaysia's finance minister and the leader of a Chinese-majority party that pledged on Monday to continue backing Mr. Mahathir, released a statement saying that the prime minister had resigned not because he wanted to outmaneuver Mr. Anwar but because he was disgusted with members of his coalition who had plotted to join with UMNO.
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They also join with other mainstream outlets to undermine President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and those connected to him.
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This requires us to advance a transformative vision, one in which law enforcement is a trusted community partner and not just an armed force; where it respects and honors the humanity of the people it serves; where police officers are held accountable for misconduct; and where police officers join with communities of color to be both peacemakers and peacekeepers.
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"The fact that some countries bury their heads in the sand and won't face up to the facts of what abortion involves is not a reason for Ireland to join with these other countries and introduce a law that strips the unborn child of all protections," Cora Sherlock of the Pro Life Campaign told VICE News.
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Mitt RomneyWillard (Mitt) Mitt RomneyTrump says what he learned from impeachment is that 'Democrats are crooked' GOP senators say Trump shouldn't weigh in on pending sentences Harry Reid on caucus confusion: 'Iowa has forfeited its chance to be number one' MORE (R-Utah), join with Democrats in their unsuccessful push to remove Trump over the articles of impeachment passed by the House.
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Pete StauberPeter (Pete) Allen StauberHold off on anti-mining hysteria until the facts are in Overnight Health Care: Lawmakers get deal to advance long-stalled drug pricing bill | House votes to condemn Trump's anti-ObamaCare push | Eight House Republicans join with Dems | Trump officials approve Medicaid expansion in Maine The 8 Republicans who voted against Trump's anti-ObamaCare push MORE (R) to Congress.
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Pete StauberPeter (Pete) Allen StauberHold off on anti-mining hysteria until the facts are in Overnight Health Care: Lawmakers get deal to advance long-stalled drug pricing bill | House votes to condemn Trump's anti-ObamaCare push | Eight House Republicans join with Dems | Trump officials approve Medicaid expansion in Maine The 85033 Republicans who voted against Trump's anti-ObamaCare push MORE (Minn.) Rep.
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That would lead to a contested or brokered convention, where the elected pledged delegates would join with superdelegates to vote on a nominee — a process almost guaranteed to be bitter and divisive, especially with an establishment candidate squaring off against Sanders, whose supporters (and some advisers) still think the nomination was rigged against him four years ago by the Democratic National Committee.
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If that candidate fails to reach viability -- 15% of the number of people in the room in most caucus large sites, but anywhere between 18% to just over 50% in some of the smallest caucus sites -- the caucusgoer can either leave the caucus, decide to support another candidate who was viable or join with other non-viable people to make a candidate viable.
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That's the number of Republican senators who would need to join with 47 Democrats to reach the 21625 votes to convict and remove President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 2900 of Senate impeachment trial MORE.
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Her relief at the thought that their holiday was nearly over seemed to join with the lightness and grace of the temple-like white façade, perched high above the sweltering city and its sluggish shallow river, where on their way they'd stopped to watch a heron fishing, up to its knees in the green water, among the weeds and washed-up heaps of plant debris.
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Schiff, along with House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a New York Democrat, and House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings, a Maryland Democrat, noted in a statement Sunday that Mueller, whose full report is still not public, declined to prosecute on a conspiracy to join with Russia's "online disinformation and hacking and dissemination efforts," while arguing they still need to know more from Mueller's report and underlying evidence.
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His acts of protest inspired similar demonstrations from other professional athletes, but they came under fire from politicians including President Trump, who argued that they were disrespecting the country and the military, and some fans boycotted the N.F.L. After receiving no offers to join with a team after the 2016 season, Mr. Kaepernick accused the N.F.L. of trying to keep him and a former teammate, Eric Reid, out of the league.
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But in the case of climate change — where an overwhelming majority of scientists in Trump's own government say human-induced climate change is 100 percent real and we need to join with the other major industrial powers in the Paris climate agreement to reduce carbon emissions to avoid the unmanageable aspects of climate change and manage the unavoidable ones — Trump chose to scrap Paris, throw away any insurance and move to revive coal.
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"And my guess is his message will be to showcase his results and then ask Democrats to join with him in passing more legislation, like they did with U.S.M.C.A." As in years past, Mr. Trump is expected to use the final hours before the speech preparing in the Map Room of the White House, editing drafts with his Sharpie, and speaking from a prompter to get a feeling for how the words might sound.
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