Warren and McConnell have locked horns during the Trump administration.
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The hedge fund manager and car CEO have locked horns in recent months.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) locked horns in the first of three scheduled debates.
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Union negotiators had locked horns with their studio counterparts all the way through.
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This is not the first time Biden has locked horns on the campaign trail.
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At the time, Bloomberg had locked horns with the NYCLU over stop-and-frisk.
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MOL and INA have locked horns for years over control of the Croatian oil company.
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Since the results, both parties have locked horns on how best to continue in the government.
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Their declarations of affection come months after the pair publicly locked horns in a nasty feud.
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Recently, Levy locked horns with other parts of Bolsonaro's administration over the nation's so-called Amazon Fund.
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By contrast, Trump and Trudeau locked horns during the G7 summit in June in an unusually public manner.
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Zambia has also locked horns with international miners over tax changes which the miners say will deter investment.
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Faced with a hard shipping deadline of June 29, Apple's employees scrambled as managers bickered and executives locked horns.
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Lawmakers in favor of and opposed to the changes have locked horns in the legislature over how to proceed.
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Since Trump and the Khans have locked horns, some Google searches have risen that are related to the controversy.
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SACRAMENTO — California and the Trump administration have locked horns from the very first hours of Donald J. Trump's presidency.
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Trump has locked horns with fellow business billionaire Jeff Bezos of Amazon, who bought The Washington Post in 6900.
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Figures from French political life, including some who had locked horns with Chirac in the past, also paid tribute.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have locked horns with colleges and universities recently, saying the institutions force liberal values onto students.
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The Obama administration locked horns with Moscow over Russia's compliance and bad-faith challenges to U.S. operations under the accord.
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The White House has locked horns with Democrats over the escalating impeachment inquiry launched last week over the Ukraine scandal.
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On several occasions, the Royal Giants locked horns with the semipro club most associated with the stadium, the Brooklyn Bushwicks.
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President Donald Trump and fellow Republicans have locked horns with colleges and universities, which they say force liberal values on students.
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In the past the tech giant has locked horns with the FBI over granting access to encrypted messages and locked iPhones.
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The row is also playing out in the Philippines, which locked horns with Canada over tons of plastic trash last year.
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Lawmakers have locked horns on the bill's elements, raising concerns that tax reform will present yet another battle on Capitol Hill.
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They have also locked horns over auto emissions, high-speed rail funding, building a U.S.-Mexico border wall and immigration regulations.
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Tsipras' government and the IMF have often locked horns over Greece's fiscal progress, its economic targets and reforms in the labor market.
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Sparks fly between Cohen and conservatives Cohen repeatedly locked horns with Republican lawmakers who sought to undermine his credibility as a witness.
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During three days of intense discussions — breaking at intervals when the men locked horns — a Saudi intermediary nudged the two sides forward.
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Bears center Kale Kessy locked horns with Checkers D-man Derek Sheppard in the 83nd period -- and that's when things escalated QUICKLY.
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Since then, the two countries have locked horns over the price of Russian gas and Moscow has cut oil deliveries to Belarus.
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On Wednesday, she locked horns with President Museveni after he failed to appoint a new cabinet, following his re-election in February.
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As Variety notes, the MPAA has long locked horns with Google over how proactive the tech giant should be in monitoring for piracy.
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Like Polish leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski, Orban has locked horns with the EU for years over what Brussels sees as disrespect for democratic freedoms.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The leading candidates of Germany's smaller parties locked horns over migration, security and foreign policy in a television debate on Monday.
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Last year, they locked horns after finding themselves on opposite sides of a credit-default-swap trade related to the homebuilder Hovnanian Enterprises.
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It has also locked horns with Azerbaijan over the disputed province of Nagorno-Karabakh since they both broke free from the Soviet Union.
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As it tries to buy more stations, Sinclair has locked horns with another broadcast giant known for a conservative bent: 21st Century Fox.
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But it wasn't all roses for Krause ... he famously locked horns with Pippen, Michael Jordan and Phil Jackson during his time in Chicago.
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Both camps had also repeatedly locked horns over confidentiality issues and deposition dates, and painted exceedingly different portraits of proceedings, including Heard's planned Aug.
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The two locked horns again when Jordan suggested Cohen was already turning his back on claims that he regretted his actions as Trump's lawyer.
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Britain has also locked horns recently with China over pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, prompting Beijing to accuse London of a "colonial" mindset.
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Twisting maneuvers likely would have worked, especially if the fighters locked horns in the middle of the antler, rather than on the far ends.
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Beyond migration, the nationalist governments in Poland and Hungary have also locked horns with the EU over the rule of law and climate policies.
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Uber has locked horns with London&aposs transport regulator, Transport for London (TfL) for the past few years over safety issues around its service.
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Japan and China have locked horns over the Senkaku Islands, the Tokyo-administered chain claimed by Beijing, which refers to them as the Diaoyu Islands.
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As the central drama begins, Morris has already helped engineer the ouster of two royal governors and has locked horns with a third, William Cosby.
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The South Carolina senator and Trump repeatedly locked horns on the campaign trail, most notably when Trump gave out Graham's cellphone number during a rally.
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In addition to auto emissions, the Trump administration and California have already locked horns over high-speed rail funding, border wall funding and immigration regulations.
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In the 1990s, following the collapse of the Soviet Union, the two countries locked horns over influence in the largely Turkic Central Asia and the Caucasus.
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Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has locked horns with Germany's Angela Merkel amid an argument about a Christmas bonus payment for poor Greek pensioners in December.
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And Japan and China have locked horns over the Senkaku Islands, the Tokyo-administered chain claimed by Beijing, which refers to them as the Diaoyu Islands.
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Ergen, known to be a tough negotiator, has locked horns with big networks such as CBS Corp and Time Warner Inc's Turner Broadcasting on distribution deals.
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Remember, Hulk recently told us he's picking HIMSELF if the two men ever locked horns -- despite the fact Stallone's still a physical freak at 71 years old.
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Artist and architect Bass and Suchart have locked horns with Schade over the project, saying that the landlord has impeded their ability to work on the mural.
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There has been no shortage of conflict between Trump and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who have locked horns over trade, Iran, Israel&aposs capital Jerusalem and NATO.
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The remarks appeared aimed at Italy, Greece and Hungary, which Austria has locked horns with over their budget, handling of migrants and the rule of law respectively.
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Instead, of standing in Greece he is running for a European parliamentary seat in Germany, whose austerity-minded government he locked horns with during the Greek debt row.
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Whether it's Gmail man, a battle over YouTube apps, or curiously timed product changes, the two companies have locked horns on multiple occasions in the past few years.
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The Payment Systems Regulator and Link locked horns last year over closures of "protected" or uneconomic cash machines, and Link's plan to cut the interchange fee in phases.
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The five-a-side football pitch operator, which has locked horns with Ashley's Sports Direct, also said its net debt levels remain around 29 million pounds ($37 million).
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That was the session when Republicans had first taken over the House after the 2010 elections but repeatedly locked horns with the Democratic-controlled Senate and President Obama.
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"Whenever we locked horns, I'd have to raise my intensity and my blood pressure to meet Bill's, and it was taking a toll," said Allen in his book.
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After Jacobs finished Death and Life, she locked horns with Robert Moses again, as she aimed to stop the construction of a giant highway through SoHo and Little Italy.
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While today's generation of Teamsters locked horns with Airgas over alleged abuses, retired Teamsters faced an uphill battle of their own before the Senate Finance Committee on March 6900.
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Italy's populist government has locked horns with the EU Commission over an expansionary 2019 draft budget, sparking a sell-off of Italian assets and driving up Rome's debt costs.
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The government in a statement on Wednesday framed the NGO and the university issues in the context of migration, another area where Orban has locked horns with the West.
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But in 2007, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, a maverick, strong-willed chief justice, locked horns with Mr. Musharraf, igniting the grass-roots Lawyers' Movement that helped lead to his resignation.
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In a Monday night matchup for the ages, the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs locked horns in what was predicted to be an all-offense slugfest.
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They locked horns often along the way, but Reid said they talked several times as McCain was spending his final months in Arizona, conversations that now make him smile.
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He and Ryan Zimmerman locked horns for an eight-pitch at-bat which included a high and inside 98-mile-per-hour fastball that sent Zimmerman diving to the ground.
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Months later, one of the ripples of the terrorist attack hit the tech world, as the FBI locked horns with Apple over the locked iPhone of one of the shooters.
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But as Sinclair tries to expand by buying even more local television stations, it has locked horns with that other broadcast giant known for its political bent, 21st Century Fox.
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The Florida Republican repeatedly locked horns with Trump on the campaign trail, especially in the last few weeks before Rubio dropped out after a loss in his home state's primary.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton locked horns Monday night during the first of several presidential debates and the world was watching — and tweeting and Googling and posting things to Facebook.
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It has locked horns with the regulator over the running of its core network, bought mobile operator EE, snapped up expensive sports content and grappled with a growing pensions deficit.
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India and Vietnam share borders and large trade volumes with China and have repeatedly locked horns with Beijing, over the territorial disputes in the Himalayas and the South China Sea, respectively.
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Since then, the federal government and New Jersey officials have locked horns over which entity remains on the hook for the remaining funds, which total about $283 million according to NJ.com.
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Iguodala earned the award because of how valiantly he locked horns with James for six games, but it was clear that James was the best player in the series, bar none.
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As Johnson and the radical Republicans locked horns over fundamentally different visions of Reconstruction in the winter of 1866, Douglass led a delegation of 12 black leaders to the White House.
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From the beginning, he said, he locked horns with the corporate management, refusing to follow suggestions from his regional manager about how much food to order or what items to stock.
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The company, controlled by the family of former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi, locked horns with Vivendi after the French media group walked away from an agreement to take control of Mediaset Premium.
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MADRID/BARCELONA, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Authorities in Madrid and Barcelona locked horns over whether two jailed Catalan pro-independence leaders were political prisoners, as their detention looked set to reignite secessionist protests.
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For three years the EU's leaders have locked horns over how to distribute asylum-seekers across the EU. The contest has become a pure power play, decoupled from the reality of irregular migration.
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Banks and central bankers have locked horns over why liquidity in secondary bond markets has thinned, with bankers blaming tougher regulation introduced by the FSB and others since the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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And he locked horns with Sanders on Medicare for All, saying he was perplexed that Democrats would so readily abandon ObamaCare for a system that would require a whole new health industry overhaul.
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Since coming to power in 2010, his government has locked horns with the European Commission over reforms that critics say have eroded democratic checks and balances and weakened the independence of the media.
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Brazil and Canada have locked horns repeatedly at the WTO over the past 2190 years over state support for Embraer and Bombardier, the world's biggest commercial planemakers after powerhouses Boeing Co and Airbus Group.
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Washington (CNN)Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and CNN's Chris Cuomo locked horns in a battle royale Thursday morning over Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton's emails and whether the media is biased against Republicans.
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Brazil and Canada have locked horns repeatedly at the WTO over the past two decades regarding state support for Embraer and Bombardier, the world's biggest commercial planemakers after powerhouses Boeing Co and Airbus Group.
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Iran and the United States have not had diplomatic relations since 1979 but have locked horns in recent years over Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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EU states earlier this week locked horns over moving London-based EBA and EMA after Brexit, a test of unity for the 27 remaining members, most of which have expressed interest in hosting them.
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The title was on the line after he locked horns with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Committee over his tweets, specifically ones that the government agency felt could impact investment in Tesla, a public company.
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The Moscow-backed Dodon has frequently locked horns with the Chisinau government, especially during a series of spats between Moldova and Russia in 2017 that culminated in Moldova recalling its ambassador to Moscow in December.
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Fidesz's leader, Prime Minister Viktor Orban, has locked horns with his EU peers over issues such as democratic freedoms and the rule of law in Hungary, leading to the suspension of his party last March.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Millions of French commuters suffered a second day of travel chaos on Wednesday as striking rail workers locked horns with President Emmanuel Macron's government in a dispute over reforming the state-owned SNCF railways.
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The Bang on a Can collective, formed in the 1980s by the composers Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon and David Lang, locked horns with an American new-music scene that was still largely dominated by European Modernism.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin "locked horns" with his French counterpart, Bruno Le Maire, at the meeting, according to the FT. • "I am ready to wait, but not to wait for eternity," Mr. Le Maire said.
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Brazil's biggest power distributor became one of the world's most prized power assets last month when Italy's Enel and Spain's Iberdrola locked horns in a country both see as key to expansion, virtually doubling its value overnight.
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PiS has also locked horns with the EU over large-scale logging in the unique Bialowieza forest, which Warsaw says is necessary to keep the woods healthy but Brussels and environmental groups say violate wildlife protection laws.
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Meanwhile, the Goa government has locked horns with villagers over several projects, including land for a new airport in the northern part of the state, as well as for a National Institute of Technology in south Goa.
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MANILA, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Lawyers for a Philippine news website that has locked horns with President Rodrigo Duterte sought bail on Thursday after the arrest of its chief executive on libel charges drew condemnation from free press advocates.
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Yet over the course of a three-hour—at times seemingly interminable—performance, the three front-runners only occasionally locked horns and none said anything that will obviously change his or her standing in the race by much.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State John Kerry and his Chinese counterpart locked horns over a range of issues Tuesday, agreeing to disagree in a State Department press conference over South Korean missile defense and the contested South China Sea.
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The United States is "opening fire" on the world with its threatened tariffs, China warned on Thursday, saying it will respond the instant U.S. measures go into effect as the two countries locked horns in a bitter trade dispute.
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Lucas -- who's locked horns with legends like Jon Jones, Brian Ortega, Henry Cejudo, Paige VanZant and Kayla Harrison -- offered himself up as a fight dummy for McKee and learned first hand what it's like to be in his grasp!
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His comments, made on Twitter late Thursday, came only hours after he had unexpectedly indicated the United States might rejoin the landmark pact, and amid heightened volatility in financial markets as Washington locked horns with China in a bitter trade dispute.
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An unlikely alliance of tech companies, start-ups and digital consumer rights groups has locked horns with the Australian government over its proposed anti-data encryption law, currently under review by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security (PJCIS).
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In a sign of the fierce competition within the sector, Ofcom has fined mobile operator EE 1 million pounds ($1.3 million) for failing to handle customer complaints properly and has locked horns with Vodafone over its methods for handling complaints.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Both major Australian parties lost candidates over social media gaffes on Friday ahead of this month's election as leaders locked horns in a debate in which a one-liner from the opposition leader earned him a narrow edge.
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Orban has locked horns with fellow European Union members in the west of the bloc over his opposition to immigration and liberal values and has criticized Soros - a major supporter of democracy and human rights causes - in increasingly sharp tones.
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But a century before that, when the East Coast was the Wild West, this land was the estate of the jurist Adriaen van der Donck, who locked horns with Peter Stuyvesant, the last director of New Netherland, over the colony's fate.
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Relations between Russia and the United States have deteriorated over the past year as the two nations have stood on opposing sides of the Syria conflict and locked horns several times at the UN Security Council over the nearly six-year war.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The head of a Philippine news website that has locked horns with President Rodrigo Duterte was freed on bail on Thursday, a day after her widely condemned arrest on libel charges that critics say is a government effort to bully journalists.
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Bumgarner (8-7) and A's left-hander Brett Anderson (10-8) locked horns in a scoreless pitchers' duel until Oakland's Stephen Piscotty belted a two-out, two-strike homer off the San Francisco ace for a 23-0 lead in the fifth inning.
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One trouble spot for the company is still New York City, where members of the City Council and attorney general Eric Schneiderman have locked horns with Airbnb over its reluctance to go after users who rent out illegal listings on the platform.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Britain crushed the United States to win the women's track cycling pursuit title in another world record time as the two fastest teams locked horns at the Olympics on Saturday with the expected close battle ending in a romp.
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Orban, who has locked horns with Western partners over his unwinding of democratic checks and balances and his harsh rhetoric in the recent migration crisis, is runaway favorite to win a third straight term in elections next April, against a fragmented opposition.
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LONDON, July 24 (Reuters) - Angola's $5 billion sovereign wealth fund locked horns with Quantum Global, manager of $3 billion of the fund's assets, in London's High Court on Tuesday, as the investment firm sought to overturn an asset freeze the fund obtained.
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And when the Democratic Party-controlled House and President Ronald Reagan locked horns and caused a total of seven government shutdowns from 1981 to 1986, neither Congressional Democrats nor Reagan lost their control of the House or the White House in the subsequent elections, respectively.
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Enemies The former State Department and Pentagon official made enemies of heavyweights within the Trump administration, feuding with chief of staff John Kelly, his deputy Zach Fuentes, and locked horns with Defense Secretary James Mattis, according to people familiar with the White House intrigue.
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Despite India's concerns regarding China's motives when it comes to Belt and Road, relations between the world's two most populous countries have strengthened in recent weeks after a tumultuous 2017 in which Beijing and New Delhi locked horns over a border dispute in the Himalayas.
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It was the 27-24 team, which John Havlicek and Dave Cowens led to 294 wins — tied for the second-most regular-season wins at that point, and still the fifth-most ever — before Boston locked horns with the Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals.
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"He is showing a willingness to shrink the team of national security experts to only Trump sycophants, and that makes us less safe," Representative Eric Swalwell, Democrat of California, who has repeatedly locked horns with Republicans over the Russia investigation, said Friday in an interview.
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Buchanan, whose home state is at risk of an outbreak of the mosquito-borne virus as early as next month, said he is hoping to end months of gridlock between the White House and GOP leadership, who have locked horns on the funding request.
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READ: Coco Gauff wins in her US Open main draw debut Kyrgios again locked horns with the umpire -- this time Britain's James Keothavong -- during his 6-3 7-6 6-4 defeat of Johnson when he complained of spectators walking in the stands during his serve.
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Having served for much of my career on the front lines of the presidential nominee program, I regularly locked horns with nominees and White House lawyers in both the Bush and Obama administrations as we wrestled over our differing notions of how best to address ethical risks.
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Vietnam has stepped up efforts to strengthen its coastguard, with help from Japan, which has its own maritime squabbles with China, and the United States, which has repeatedly locked horns with Beijing and insists it has stake in ensuring freedom of navigation and flight in the South China Sea.
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The United States and China have locked horns over trade since last year, when the Trump administration slapped levies on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods and demanded the Asian nation adopt policy changes that would, among other things, make China's market more accessible to U.S. companies.
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The WFP and donors have also locked horns over who is to blame for the lack of funding reaching the aid organization, with the U.N. agency saying the money promised has not been released to them and donors arguing that basic paperwork still has not been submitted, the two people said.
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In her speech, she called for flexibility to be allowed under EU rules to help economies grow and promised to keep up pressure on upholding democratic standards - signaling no respite for the ex-communist states such as Poland and Hungary, that have locked horns with the bloc over the rule of law.
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They initially locked horns over competing requests to hear from key figures such as former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE. Sen.
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We have espoused unpopular causes, stood up for those too feeble to stand up for themselves, locked horns with the high and mighty so swollen with power that they have forgotten their roots, exposed corruption and the waste of your hard-earned tax rupees, and made sure that whatever the propaganda of the day, you were allowed to hear a contrary view.
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Poland's government and its top court, called the Constitutional Tribunal, locked horns after Law and Justice came to power in national elections in October and, to ensure that the court could not block the government's right-wing agenda, began trying to reduce the court's powers by naming several new judges and then passing a law that would change the way the court functioned.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. – The 2020 Democratic White House hopefuls locked horns over who is the most electable candidate in a matchup against President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE at the debate in New Hampshire on Friday night, just days before the primary here.
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