"In making rulings, the board is reverting to longstanding holdings and longstanding precedent," he said.
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In other words, if a gun regulation is "longstanding" or "analogous" to a longstanding regulation, Judge Kavanaugh would likely uphold it.
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Longstanding global alliances are questioned, longstanding political norms are trashed — and then the candidate with the three-million-vote plurality loses.
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But a lot of the poorest health outcomes in the South reflect longstanding poverty, fewer health care resources and longstanding barriers to care.
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Makes sense ... the longstanding tension between them's been cooling.
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The disparity reflects a more longstanding problem: the inability of US officials to see white people as genuine threats, and its equally longstanding inability to see black people as rights-bearing citizens.
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Hanging on to receipts had become a longstanding family joke.
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Trade is still severely restricted under the longstanding US embargo.
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One graph of particular note, regarding the longstanding public vs.
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Facebook has a longstanding belief of letting users post freely.
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Following his longstanding pattern of poor planning and grandiose appraisal.
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This legislation would change longstanding international law regarding sovereign immunity.
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Still, the retailer faces longstanding challenges that stretch beyond stores.
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This is both unfortunate and in keeping with longstanding practice.
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But there is something odd about Khalifa's longstanding porn preeminence.
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One longstanding emoji is about to get a big change.
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Is it an area you have a longstanding interest in?
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It's intertwined with longstanding patterns and narratives in American history.
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The ships' departures mark the end of a longstanding impasse.
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Access to Pruitt's office appears to be a longstanding concern.
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This was a relationship filled with deep, longstanding mutual admiration.
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On October 17, 2019, Cummings died from longstanding health problems.
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Yet pragmatism is a longstanding tradition in US foreign relations.
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And they are working with longstanding allies with new vigor.
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One has roots in the area's longstanding Jewish immigrant population.
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But it also satisfies a longstanding desire of Hindu nationalists.
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It aligns closely with longstanding priorities of federal Republican policymakers.
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Mueller has had a longstanding and close relationship with Comey.
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That's a council of elders, with longstanding bonds between them.
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There is longstanding mutual admiration between French and Japanese cuisines.
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The longstanding misinterpretation is not political strategist James Carville's fault.
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Will innovation finally solve longstanding problems related to government inefficiency?
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Mr. Hurricane nurtured longstanding ties with Latin American musical traditions.
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Mr. Trump's proposals could overturn longstanding interpretations of federal law.
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Mr. Trump's ability to ignore difficult situations, however, is longstanding.
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Dr. Redfield, 66, has longstanding ties to various government agencies.
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And it both tied and broke some longstanding Oscar records.
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Most egregiously, he has a longstanding pattern of obstructing justice.
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In these years, Mr. Buckel pursued another longstanding interest — Buddhism.
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The Republican Party is a longstanding, robust, and diverse coalition.
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It beat the longstanding competition in the pharmaceutical industry, handily.
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Longstanding trends also took a stronger hold in the West.
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Given the mayor's longstanding difficulties with Mr. Flanagan and Gov.
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The episode recalled Mr. Scruton's longstanding reputation as an iconoclast.
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Bolton's skepticism towards both North Korea and Iran is longstanding.
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As president, he has violated one longstanding norm after another.
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But Mr. Trump's affinity for strongmen is instinctive and longstanding.
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China has maintained a longstanding policy opposing unilateral military action.
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In some cities, longstanding September snowfall records could be doubled.
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Not someone who has a longstanding friendship with the defendant.
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Then check out the season premieres of some longstanding favorites.
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The issues between the two Koreas are longstanding and painful.
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It had been a longstanding accommodation for him, she said.
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Trump is shredding longstanding norms of etiquette and interbranch comity.
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Apple said education was a longstanding value for the company.
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President Trump decided to change that longstanding position in December.
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His stand fits with his longstanding "just a bloke" appeal.
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Longstanding rivalry Mahathir and Anwar put aside a longstanding rivalry to fight together to defeat Najib and his United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) party, which forms the largest constituent in the Barisan Nasional coalition.
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Her aides have said they believe her longstanding ties with black voters will aid her in South Carolina — but there had also been an assumption that her longstanding ties in New Hampshire would help her.
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Cutting their premiums has been a longstanding political promise for Republicans.
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Clinton added, is in keeping with a longstanding pattern of mistreatment.
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The health issues surrounding air pollution are longstanding and widely reported.
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" Mexico "Mexico is a longstanding neighbor and friend of this country.
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It goes back to longstanding animosities between South Korea and Japan.
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Hardly surprising given the Egyptian leader's longstanding confrontation with the Brotherhood.
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But the chance to resolve longstanding issues is just one outcome.
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FACTBOX Still, the retailer faces longstanding challenges that stretch beyond stores.
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Interestingly, York and Davies's work solves a longstanding mystery about cuckoos.
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On Sunday, Taylor Swift broke her longstanding silence on political issues.
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Meghan Markle isn't the only one switching up longstanding royal traditions.
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The social network has a longstanding (and financial) friendship with Microsoft.
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By current, longstanding industry standards, they weren't sample size at all.
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Upholding longstanding Washington traditions has never been the President's modus operandi.
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Trump's accusation of China manipulating its yuan is a longstanding one.
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His candidacy will demolish longstanding norms of decency, civility, and tolerance.
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Russia's longstanding ally Cuba has an even worse civil-liberties record.
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It's a longstanding symbol of unity in this New York borough.
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But what of the MacBook Air, Apple's longstanding entry-level notebook?
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Longstanding Justice Department policy bars criminal charges against a sitting president.
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That Indonesia has a longstanding corruption problem is all but undisputed.
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More recently, the president reignited a longstanding feud with California Rep.
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Yes, this is already a longstanding fight between Clinton and Sanders.
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Reciprocal switching, or more accurately, forced access, would upend longstanding precedent.
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It was a major step toward fulfilling a longstanding GOP promise.
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Dr. Supaporn's efforts are the latest chapter in this longstanding relationship.
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The UAE is a predominantly Muslim nation and longstanding U.S. ally.
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"I have a longstanding fascination and respect for religion," she says.
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Last Friday, Trump tweeted that he may "cancel" the longstanding tradition.
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Firing the "Christmas guns" at Fort Reno is a longstanding tradition.
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Linton's travel, as is longstanding policy regarding civilians on military aircraft.
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Pruitt's longstanding antipathy to the agency he now leads is not.
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Leong, is a longstanding legislator and executive director of Yat Yuen.
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It corresponds with Pruitt's longstanding preference to avoid regulating when possible.
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Longstanding rules say witnesses should be interviewed in a classified setting.
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Many nations are beginning to shrug off their longstanding democratic exteriors.
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New friction is inevitable in already frayed relations with longstanding allies.
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Nothing that met our longstanding standards for publication was left out.
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And Uber is still plagued by a number of longstanding issues.
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Voter identification has been a longstanding goal for North Carolina Republicans.
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Claire has a longstanding passion for machine learning and computer vision!
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A longstanding mention of the need for higher rates was deleted.
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Higgins-Baltzley's career began on Cape Cod, at longstanding Moonakis Café.
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Like Trump, Pompeo is a longstanding critic of the nuclear deal.
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This year, meme culture has outgrown its longstanding, left-leaning edge.
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There is copious evidence of Mr. Trump's longstanding vendetta against CNN.
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She'd had an unusually benign course for someone with longstanding disease.
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So this has been a longstanding problem of the White House.
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Rather, the officials said, they simply put longstanding practices into writing.
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Our longstanding alliances should not be boiled down to transactional relations.
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Longstanding Republicans are unlikely to break with the president, she said.
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The C.I.A. has longstanding secret plans for responding to Iranian provocations.
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A bank with longstanding financial problems and a record of misconduct.
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Iran, Saudi Arabia's longstanding rival in OPEC, is a complicating factor.
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Consider the longstanding math problem called the four-color map theorem.
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The plan builds upon Booker's longstanding focus on criminal justice reform.
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Gail: One part of the disconnect in his behavior is longstanding.
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This president also had longstanding ambitions to do business in Russia.
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Yet, algorithmic bias is the end stage of a longstanding problem.
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Spitalny frequently deviated from her longstanding pursuit of a college degree.
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Many were bused in from the longstanding refugee camps of Lebanon.
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Forget the longstanding Republican orthodoxy about the wonders of free trade.
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It has dominated political debates, and exacerbated Chicago's longstanding racial divisions.
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Bratescu's longstanding interest in Aesop, the ancient Greek author of fables.
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This should hold especially true for successful and longstanding regional commitments.
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Indeed, the U.S. does have a longstanding partnership with the Philippines.
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This reflects both a longstanding trend and a Trump-driven shift.
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For others, he represents Iran's deep and longstanding meddling in Iraq.
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These are longstanding issues, requiring American values that go above politics.
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They spoke of protecting "longstanding" or "official" policy — against Trump's wishes.
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High deductibles have been a longstanding Republican criticism of ObamaCare plans.
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Here his longstanding allegiance to the drug industry is most glaring.
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The decision rejected longstanding US concerns about the Chinese tech giant.
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Another longstanding concern is the fundamental bias in facial recognition systems.
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A longstanding ban was lifted under the Obama administration last year.
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Apple is trying to fix a longstanding problem in health care.
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Stick to longstanding reputable brands that are primarily focused on caviar.
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Our longstanding relationship brings increased prosperity and security for both countries.
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But the root of Blank's confidence is the league's longstanding strategy.
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But the bank's chairman has longstanding ties to Russian intelligence agencies.
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Celebrate America is simply a formalized name for its longstanding support.
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Another longstanding argument for the filibuster is that it forces bipartisanship.
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"We've had a longstanding relationship with the food carts," Goodman says.
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The 38-year-old had a longstanding dispute with The Capital Gazette.
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This new finding sheds light on a longstanding mystery about the Moon.
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This in part reflects longstanding disagreements over the bank bailouts of 2008.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: Well, it's a longstanding challenge for America.
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The response offered no counterproposal and instead defended the miner's longstanding strategy.
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The idea may have been fueled by longstanding social prejudices, including homophobia.
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Overcoming deeply ingrained and longstanding stereotypes about transgender people won't happen overnight.
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Cummings, who died at age 68 of longstanding health problems on Oct.
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Allowing a married man to be a priest violates several longstanding rules.
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It said the public has a longstanding right to see judicial records.
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But this court has a longstanding precedent: People like what they like.
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It was possible that longstanding disputes could spill into the selection process.
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Nixon earned a Lifetime Achievement Emmy in 2010 for her longstanding career.
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Many have protested the parade's longstanding ban on gay and lesbian groups.
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Such disparities have led to a longstanding German debate over holiday equality.
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One longstanding myth is that sex is as good as moderate exercise.
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That movement has revived longstanding sexual misconduct allegations against the former president.
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One longstanding idea appeals to different phases of the star-eating process.
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One longstanding challenge has been determining how many separate times bioluminescence arose.
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Cycling's longstanding code of silence would have sustained yet another smarting blow.
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Its people have complained of longstanding oppression under the country's Communist government.
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This, too, is a detour from America's longstanding position in the world.
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That candidate is also profoundly out of step with longstanding Republican commitments.
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Fox stressed the importance of close cooperation because of longstanding economic partners.
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Apparently, that longstanding ethical practice does not apply to the employment setting.
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With each mass shooting, Congress reignites a longstanding debate on gun control.
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Together, the Meiers told WWD of their longstanding relationship with Jil Sander.
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The mental health impacts of sexual violence are deep and often longstanding.
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There are longstanding claims that Elvis's sound was stolen from Black musicians.
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"That's a commitment to coal that will have longstanding consequences," Brown said.
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"I have a longstanding relationship with stylist Monica Rose," Salameh told WWD.
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Trump has frequently bucked longstanding media traditions since entering politics last year.
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NOAA's longstanding position on climate change is also at odds with Trump.
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This has been a longstanding problem for U.S. leaders of both parties.
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On Instagram, she raved about Kidman's glowing spirit and their longstanding friendship.
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Unsurprisingly, the previous administration ignored longstanding precedent in its cost-benefit analyses.
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The same economic changes have shattered longstanding political coalitions, weakening mainstream parties.
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It is testing longstanding beliefs about globalisation and the benefits of openness.
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For others, it is a longstanding sacred ritual that offers little solace.
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There are longstanding trade issues with China that need to be addressed.
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For months, I have written about Manafort's longstanding reputation for being reckless.
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A longstanding French friend witnessed some of the shootings while out walking.
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Longstanding Intelligence Committee policy has been to protect whistleblowers' anonymity, Zaid said.
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According to longstanding Justice Department guidelines, a sitting president can't be indicted.
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Warrant requirements are a longstanding mechanism for solving crimes and protecting privacy.
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As part of a longstanding rule, formal attire is required in Congress.
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These longstanding trade barriers take a major toll on the trade relationship.
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But even this significant difference (surely longstanding) can't close the widened gap.
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His death became emblematic of longstanding tensions between police and minority communities.
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Others still associate mosques with Turkey, its Muslim neighbor and longstanding rival.
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Longstanding Justice Department precedent holds that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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The longstanding "deconfliction" communications channel between Russia and the US remains open.
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Doubts about the RBI's policy path reflect its longstanding caution on inflation.
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To me this is a longstanding reality, it takes many many forms.
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But Trump has repeatedly proven he's willing to break longstanding political norms.
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Longstanding efforts to find a political solution have been frustrated for years.
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Judge Garland recused himself, citing his "longstanding professional relationship" with Mr. Roberts.
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The longstanding, sound reasons for the law existed then — and exist now.
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"There's been longstanding structural issues with ICE detention for years," she continued.
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He also ran a campaign that challenged longstanding shibboleths of American diplomacy.
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Longstanding ICE policy discourages questioning or arresting people in schools and churches.
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Vornado's room fans have also been longstanding Wirecutter recommendations for cooling spaces.
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Carnegie Mellon has a really longstanding relationship — I'm sorry, reputation — for robotics.
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Much of The Great Lakes Cycle deals with past and longstanding plagues.
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Senator Murkowski Efforts to dismantle longstanding protections for Alaska's wild landscapes continue.
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No death bed moment where a father and daughter resolve longstanding wounds.
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Psychiatrists generally accept longstanding A.D.H.D. as a valid, treatable disorder in adults.
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Many of the conflicts that plague our world are longstanding and complex.
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Mozambique's longstanding status as a donor darling is now far from secure.
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But history has shown that such meetings may not produce longstanding results.
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Mr. Woods has a longstanding relationship with Mr. Trump, an avid golfer.
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But they are wary of the administration's approach to resolving longstanding problems.
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That will hopefully alleviate longstanding complaints against several generations of keyboard switches.
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His comments are the ultimate insult to the island's longstanding colonial history.
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What made Chicago different were the longstanding alliances between government and gangsters.
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But the technology doesn't overcome some longstanding problems with home fitness systems.
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As the threats increase, our longstanding assumptions about security no longer work.
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This decision was unacceptable, irrational and ultimately detrimental to our longstanding friendship.
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Likely many will following Nintendo's longstanding tradition of making announcements via webcast.
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However, they are longstanding members of the R.S.S., as is Mr. Modi.
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These videos are already in violation of Twitter's longstanding nonconsensual nudity policy.
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For instance, longstanding family feuds are finally being resolved in Taliban courts.
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Mr. Villar's longstanding influence has also stretched far beyond soccer-crazy Spain.
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They attribute their longstanding success to prioritizing client needs above all else.
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Emboldened by the #MeToo movement, many of them have challenged longstanding practices.
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Some pointed to the potential erosion of our illustrious, longstanding constitutional values.
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The problem has been the longstanding lack of workers' rights in Mexico.
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But it was in an unassuming salad that he found longstanding fame.
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The FBI has a longstanding policy of not commenting on active investigations.
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How will it protect journalists, especially women, from longstanding and increasing harassment?
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And its not just Giuliani who has longstanding ties to the MEK.
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The majority of them though have been longstanding Department of Justice employees.
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The two apparently had a "longstanding dislike for each other," police Capt.
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It is a longstanding American fallacy that all technological advances originate here.
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Those are longstanding issues that a number of administrations have been concerned.
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Yet Trump may not have exhausted his longstanding impulse for truculent nationalism.
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The tough choices he promised would eliminate longstanding staples of American life.
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Chinese outbound investments follow similar longstanding efforts by Japan and South Korea.
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"It's just another violation of a norm, a longstanding norm," Serafini said.
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For example, two with longstanding ties to assorted Muslim Brotherhood fronts, Reps.
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Any progress is fragile, given the longstanding animosity between the two countries.
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Late Saturday, the Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid reiterated the insurgents' longstanding position.
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Gender inequality in prize-money has been a longstanding issue in tennis.
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As a longstanding member of Parliament, Jackson has unique insight into authority.
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One longstanding theory is Anderson and other Crips murdered him in revenge.
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Second, it's worth reiterating that McCabe has a longstanding beef with Trump.
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But thanks to Miller, the league's longstanding legal position now looks ridiculous.
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If you're a longstanding hockey hotbed, that means breaking out the history.
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Greg Rogove is the frontman of Rogov and Devendra Banhart's longstanding drummer.
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After all, their longstanding distrust of media and academia is well known.
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The United States and Canada have longstanding plans to invade one another.
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Will energy weapons perhaps eventually fill this longstanding role in unexpected ways?
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Ouyang subverts the longstanding tradition of women as preferred servers and entertainers.
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Goodell did clarify one longstanding question: when the N.F.L. would return to Mexico.
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Harris said that Feinstein and Biden have a "longstanding" relationship, which she respects.
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Longstanding sensitivities over the presence of American troops in Japan also came up.
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But by all accounts, Ramos had a specific, longstanding grievance against the paper.
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At the time, the Obama administration complained McConnell was breaking longstanding Senate tradition.
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Mattis also touched on Taiwan, a longstanding dispute between the U.S. and China.
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The political changeover in the state last summer may have inflamed longstanding instability.
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Federal Communications Commission chair Ajit Pai has proposed repealing longstanding net neutrality rules.
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The Iowa Republican also emphasized his longstanding disagreement with Trump's use of tariffs.
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Japan is not an option given its longstanding historical tensions with North Korea.
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The outing is part of Princess Kate's longstanding work in support of children.
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GMF AeroAsia has a longstanding partnership with Air France Industries KLM Engineering & Maintenance.
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I'm just happy that they're finally being called out on their longstanding mediocrity.
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Despite his longstanding support for tariffs, the president has recently seemed more suggestible.
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The Obama administration has not yet filled a longstanding pledge to close Guantánamo.
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The discovery solves a longstanding mystery about the origins of modern European bison.
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But why is Trump suddenly interested in a longstanding debate over defense spending?
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For us, one bipartisan goal is protecting America's longstanding leadership on nuclear energy.
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Prepa also has a longstanding practice of bartering with municipalities on the island.
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It's addressing longstanding racial inequities and creating a more fair and just society.
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Those babies stuck and ultimately added another layer to the cake's longstanding tradition.
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It's a notable milestone, given the nation's longstanding lack of enthusiasm towards biotechnology.
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" The company said this was "a longstanding Twitter policy, not a new development.
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But there's something very different between this longstanding, bipartisan effort and Trump's approach.
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Reddit has had a longstanding struggle dealing with hate speech and controversial communities.
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The longstanding models for buying and selling a home are also in flux.
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The reaction from America's longstanding allies suggests this new con job is failing.
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Gorsuch is a longstanding proponent of the view that the Constitution must be
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Rubio said the incident shows the Clinton family's longstanding disregard for moral boundaries.
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Disney was also prepared to drop its longstanding insistence on a television channel.
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It looks like Harry Potter 2.0 was just continuing a longstanding family tradition.
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Cummings died last Thursday at the age of 68 from longstanding health issues.
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But on Monday night, there was a new twist to this longstanding ritual.
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Microsoft, with its vast longstanding research arm, is also regularly putting out papers.
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Instead, BHP defended its longstanding strategy and maintained oil was a "core" element.
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Over the past few weeks these longstanding Trump patterns have gone into hyperdrive.
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It's high time that the scientific community come clean about longstanding climate shenanigans.
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Gennadi A. Zyuganov, the longstanding leader of the Communist Party, said that Mrs.
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Lysistratic protest is a longstanding, effective and empowering method to fight for change.
|
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Yet in many crucial ways, his administration is just perfecting longstanding Republican tactics.
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The plan was designed to comply with the longstanding American embargo against Cuba.
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What lies beneath—or inside, rather—has been a longstanding interest of Nychos.
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He's got a longstanding relationship with Fox Business, and especially host Neil Cavuto.
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Warren's plans underscore her longstanding loathing of what American capitalism has curdled into.
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McCain also reiterated his longstanding view that the troop withdrawal should be halted.
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The president has longstanding ties to David Pecker, the chief executive of AMI.
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Should no agreement be reached, a longstanding legal dispute may ensue, he said.
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Kavanaugh's views on the CFPB square with his longstanding approach to business cases.
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The Carrier deal stands as an interesting argument against longstanding Republican economic orthodoxy.
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So I think this has been a longstanding problem of the White House.
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But DBRS said the longstanding issue of low economic growth could remain unaddressed.
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YouTube's current ad problem, however, bolsters the advertisers' longstanding argument for better data.
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Like Dafen, there are many other Chinese cities that have longstanding niche specialties.
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It's part of a longstanding tradition that made this whole thing bubble up.
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" Mr. Curry quickly responded that the tweet was "based in some longstanding racism.
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She explained her close friend had a longstanding beau on the East Coast.
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In looking past Ms. Yellen, Mr. Trump would be breaking with longstanding precedent.
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Neighborhood: Chacarita, Avenida Dorrego 1409 Buenos Aires' longstanding aperitivo tradition extends to vermouth.
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Donald Trump has simply taken this longstanding strategy to a more blatant level.
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Another reason for the current situation is longstanding disagreements over core Jewish issues.
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Further, longstanding problems with the American health care system have come to light.
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Here's the latest: • Sweden's longstanding image as "a moral superpower" may be changing.
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For Rutherford, the recent demand has been a validation of a longstanding business.
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"I've had a longstanding fascination from afar with these artists," Ms. Gingeras said.
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But the public's longstanding affection for Harry (as indicated in public polls) remained.
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But the public's longstanding affection for Harry (as indicated in public polls) remained.
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Given the longstanding intransigence of the Kim family regime, optimism is hardly warranted.
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Otherwise, this inflection point could widen longstanding pay gaps rather than shrink them.
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But Chozick claims that Clinton's use of the term reflected her longstanding beliefs.
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Syria's longstanding quagmire of a civil war has gone through several battlefield iterations.
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The Red Sox' tactics will add to the longstanding rivalry with the Yankees.
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Only the most prolific and longstanding contributors get paid; others contribute for free.
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Putting aside a longstanding reluctance to address it, you finally consult a therapist.
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Ms. Keys's lawsuit sought to challenge the country's longstanding "separate but equal" doctrine.
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So Republicans are planning to use the "nuclear option" — changing longstanding Senate rules.
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President Trump has reversed himself on several longstanding positions over the past week.
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The Senate has had a longstanding fixation on decorum, and lawmakers including Sen.
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"America and the people of the Philippines have a longstanding friendship," he said.
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Farmers are also anxiously awaiting the administration's plans to alter longstanding trade agreements.
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It was about validating the longstanding relationship between her mother and Ms. Morris.
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That would defy our longstanding presumption about the self-serving essence human nature.
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It is a creative F-U to the longstanding skepticism of Kardashian's activism.
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The shortcomings of GDP as a gauge of economic welfare are longstanding, however.
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The North Carolina town of Wake Forest has canceled its longstanding Christmas parade.
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"Saudi Arabia is a longstanding partner of ours in the region," he said.
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In 2015, China ended its longstanding one-child policy, allowing two per couple.
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The corps is highly visible, bound by custom and dependent on longstanding norms.
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He broke longstanding tradition and set a terrible precedent for future presidential candidates.
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Grappling with this idea of who deserves benefits is a longstanding, difficult conversation.
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At the heart of that injustice is a longstanding misinterpretation of the Constitution.
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That broke a longstanding American tradition of serving as Israel's sturdiest diplomatic shield.
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There, Hill was introduced to other longstanding hosts Drew Barrymore and Candice Bergen.
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Is the longstanding meme-name for instant gratification, "Uber for X," still appropriate?
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A department spokesman described the effort as a continuation of longstanding American policy.
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David J. Pecker, American Media's chairman, has a longstanding allegiance to Mr. Trump.
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The book begins with a longstanding mystery: Who abducted Jean McConville, and why?
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As expected, Pompeo reaffirmed longstanding U.S. policy on Israel's right to defend itself.
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It seemed like Trump was reversing the US's longstanding position on settlement building.
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Carrie Moyer: I was born in Detroit, where my family has longstanding roots.
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Access to adequate health care is a longstanding problem facing the disability community.
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Spotify stepped up its longstanding beef with Apple over Apple's alleged anticompetitive behavior.
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" In a statement released Sunday announcing the co-signed letter, Flake wrote that protecting young children is a "longstanding priority" in the U.S. "Ensuring the safety and security of young children is a longstanding priority of the American legal system.
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Boston has regained its longstanding place as the second-largest U.S. startup funding hub.
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Patricia Clarkson and Bradley Cooper, who you may not know have a longstanding friendship.
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The issue had been a longstanding source of disagreement between Uber and its drivers.
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In some areas, America's longstanding deference to tribal lands would prohibit such a barrier.
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The subscription-based business model capitalizes on longstanding client relationships with nominal account churn.
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"I have a longstanding fascination with Victorian mourning practices and memento mori," says Han.
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He stressed the United States' longstanding status as his country's closest ally outside Europe.
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That makes this Pacific Coast resort city a longstanding Mexico favorite for winter escapes.
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Carter said he and Trump were on "fine terms" then, despite their longstanding feud.
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Ra, Telegram's spokesperson, also told Motherboard that longstanding concerns over Telegram's security are overblown.
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He wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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Unstinting devotion to the First Amendment is a longstanding litmus test for media organizations.
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JS: What led you to your longstanding series of gouache paintings of book covers?
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The documents also shed light on the longstanding relationship between Trump and the Clintons.
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Cummings died Thursday at 68 of "complications concerning longstanding health challenges," his office said.
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The longtime Democratic congressman died of "complications concerning longstanding health challenges," his office said.
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He died of "complications concerning longstanding health challenges," his office said in a statement.
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Longstanding enemies on a divided peninsula calling for peace after a year of threats.
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But he has longstanding union ties and will also be courting union members heavily.
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There's a longstanding tradition of ghost tropes from which you can draw for inspiration.
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It has been my longstanding belief that dogs are good and humans are bad.
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"TPT," as she was known, had a longstanding cocaine addiction, which she had kicked.
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Trump's anti-Semitic tweet of Clinton simply continues all of these longstanding campaign practices.
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Researchers at the Technical University of Munich have solved a longstanding bio-physical question.
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Public finance management, a longstanding weakness in Cote d'Ivoire, has improved in recent years.
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At the moment, longstanding American companies are facing an onslaught of foreign takeover attempts.
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Their longstanding policy is to refuse any films that skirt the 90-day window.
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THE EXPENSE of keeping American troops abroad is one of Donald Trump's longstanding peeves.
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"No Collusion - No Obstruction!" he tweeted Tuesday morning, repeating his longstanding claims of innocence.
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The two countries have a longstanding dispute over the border of the Ladakh region.
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At that time, longstanding issues with the banking industry should be resolved, he added.
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So the tension between individualism and communitarianism is a longstanding one in American life.
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Bullock wrote the brief to uphold the state's longstanding citizen initiative banning corporate campaigning.
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"This is a longstanding ePrivacy Directive obligation (anti-spam laws), notwithstanding GDPR," says Fayed.
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One longstanding theory by US officials is that Baghdadi has remained in Raqqa, Syria.
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But the movement has recently stepped up its longstanding international engagement, particularly with Washington.
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There has been much discussion of Trump's flouting of longstanding democratic and political norms.
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Thus, we were all shocked when a wide-ranging and longstanding fraud was revealed.
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But the latest rise had completed the necessary policy measures to address longstanding imbalances.
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Longstanding political differences between Kiir and Machar first erupted into conflict in late 2013.
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But now his policies and longstanding beliefs are viewed as incidental and even counterproductive.
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The heritage group Historic England, a longstanding critic of the design, welcomed the decision.
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For a brief period under President Barack Obama, longstanding tensions appeared to be easing.
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It is our longstanding custom to invite the US president to the National Jamboree.
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He reiterated his longstanding opposition to gambling and said he wanted no new casinos.
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China's currency policies have been a longstanding source of friction with the United States.
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Some were longstanding team members; others were at their first day on the job.
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She and her mother have a longstanding feud, and haven't spoken in two years.
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In 2017, the department examined Trump's company's longstanding dealings with the lender Deutsche Bank.
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Mylan said longstanding guidance from CMS indicated EpiPen could be classified as a generic.
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Second, it's true that the longstanding practice provides a gloss on the constitutional text.
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But he added that a longstanding trade embargo prevents a full restoration of ties.
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Our longstanding partnership with Kuwait and Bahrain continue to enhance security in the region.
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This is shown by the longstanding practice of allowing judges to sit by designation.
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It also reawakened discussion of the longstanding cultural and historical tradition of Nazi-punching.
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That's the bureau's longstanding practice, but advocates had hoped to push through a change.
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"(Names) must not be detrimental to the preservation of longstanding community values," she said.
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Some pointed to longstanding allegations of corruption in Chicago, the nation's third largest city.
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That longstanding consensus is now under attack, making the need for legislative action urgent.
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US officials say the move represents the longstanding reality that Jerusalem is Israel's capital.
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This selective application of force and persuasion will help deal with this longstanding insurgency.
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Longstanding disagreements over the style and content of public devotion complicated existing denominational differences.
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The instructions reflect the government's longstanding fear that Christianity could undermine the party's authority.
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The walkouts aren't whims, but carefully considered, collectively agreed upon responses to longstanding injustice.
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Emerging technology has completely transformed the landscape of desire by upending longstanding power dynamics.
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The moves are meant to address Twitter's longstanding struggle to rein in abusive accounts.
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There was a labor shortage, he said, exacerbated by the longstanding one-child policy.
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These groups of hospitals have longstanding contracts with distributors, like Cardinal Health and McKesson.
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Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, have are with their longstanding contributors.
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U.S. shale production had surged into the market, disrupting longstanding trading and investment patterns.
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As classical music continues to deal with longstanding challenges, this observation remains profoundly true.
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But, more fundamentally, it intersects with longstanding worries about corruption in the Trump administration.
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Sadly, this is part of a longstanding pattern, one further amplified by systemic racism.
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Last month, Twitter increased the longstanding 140-character limit on messages to 280 characters.
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"It's a company with a great longstanding commitment to authors and the written word."
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"I think the lesson learned is you pick someone with a proven, longstanding record."
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It is through these kind of checks that longstanding residents are being declared illegal.
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The metropolitan/rural split is even beginning to supersede longstanding regional differences of opinion.
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What these images do is hide longstanding social problems under the narrative of drugs.
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What can we learn from this about what happens when presidents break longstanding norms?
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But this was just a newer development in the longstanding problems around local information.
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Visa's longstanding policy has been to contribute $2 for every $1 an employee contributes.
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Cooper ended his prime time program by reflecting on his longstanding relationship with Haiti.
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Her success fed a longstanding debate on the relationship between mental turmoil and creativity.
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He follows in the recent footsteps of longstanding bosses at PepsiCo and Campbell Soup.
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Suddenly, it seemed, longstanding predictions about the collapse of magazines had come to pass.
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However smartphones and social media have complicated France's longstanding norms on sex and politics.
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China has a longstanding system that allows people to petition the government over grievances.
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Longstanding sieges are to be lifted to allow free movement of goods and people.
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His government has said that the move is necessary to deal with longstanding inequities.
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The company had longstanding ties to leaders in both China and the United States.
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Many had been longstanding supporters of Hillary Clinton, including Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton.
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Norway and Germany are longstanding powers in the women's game, both former world champions.
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But midcentury California lacked the same longstanding geographical traditions that dictated a wine's character.
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With this legislation, our countries can meet these longstanding obligations, and meet them faster.
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This is a longstanding divide in America, one that accelerated under President Barack Obama.
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Some are longstanding parties like the Liga Veneta, which helped found the Lega Nord.
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Based in Washington, Sneaks stays connected to the longstanding do-it-yourself underground there.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio could put aside their longstanding differences.
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The answer, as Venezuelan economist Francisco Toro explains, is the country's longstanding economic policies.
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It gave Johnny Caron's longstanding late-night reign on NBC's Tonight Show stiff competition.
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Today, the longstanding principle that knowledge transfers are good all-around is being questioned.
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There's a longstanding culture of male chefs being in charge in a [...]Vietnamese kitchen.
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Cardi had a longstanding beef with Jade because she thought Jade slept with Offset.
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Longstanding party people either signed up for Clinton or didn't sign up at all.
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"The North Koreans have been very clearly articulating their longstanding positions," Mr. Klingner said.
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And Mr. Monserrate benefits from name recognition and some longstanding relationships in the community.
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Such measures have revived longstanding complaints about the government's invasive control over women's bodies.
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The Party of California, or a longstanding bipartisan legacy, an Op-Ed contributor writes.
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Last month, after a profile in The Guardian, she updated a longstanding rules post.
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Mr. Vajpayee also went to China and began to resolve a longstanding border dispute.
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He also urged the United States to re-examine its longstanding alliance with Jordan.
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I'm told Porsche has had a longstanding policy of letting customers remove the badge.
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There's a critical back story to Russia's interference: A longstanding Kremlin grudge against Mrs.
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Uncovering and updating information about well-known works of art is a longstanding practice.
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Expedia is helping Visit Florida because the two have had a longstanding marketing partnership.
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But this week a panel of experts said that longstanding recommendation might be outdated.
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But the court has now carved out a big exception to that longstanding principle.
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These are some of the most stubborn, longstanding issues in American-Chinese economic relations.
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The longstanding Scobee Diner is gone, recently replaced by Bean & Bean, a coffee chain.
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"He had a longstanding fascination with a particular sort of knife," Mr. Hall said.
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I was present for that penultimate cycle of this longstanding but now intensified tension.
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Even the visible leadership of the Y.P.G. is overwhelmingly composed of longstanding P.K.K. members.
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While overturning longstanding intelligence community norms, Mr. Trump has repeatedly charged it with partisanship.
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What issue was so dire as to justify an extraordinary breach of longstanding norms?
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Barbara Lee (Calif.), has been a longstanding advocate of a more balanced U.S. policy.
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The Enquirer&aposs proprietor, David Pecker, has a longstanding relationship with Crown Prince Mohammed.
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The Justice Department and the F.B.I. have a longstanding policy against discussing criminal investigations.
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Longstanding promises have been broken, basic storytelling conventions shattered, and numerous disappointing mistakes made.
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For services such as the longstanding free version of YouTube, ads are largely unavoidable.
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The two officials reaffirmed the longstanding defense relationship between the United States and Turkey.
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It has been a longstanding practice for members to elect the US-chosen candidate.
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The longstanding British contingent in the European capital now has to disband, or regroup.
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For all his strongman economist posturing, he never repudiates his longstanding Hindu nationalist views.
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McDonald's has settled some longstanding lawsuits, like a 2013 class action alleging wage theft.
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"I think it is meaningful," said Ed Yardeni, an independent and longstanding market strategist.
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The injection of politics into our state statutes has upset that important longstanding principle.
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As longstanding democracies with large populations lose a little faith, smaller nations are rising.
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Another longstanding priority on their agenda is to make the EU system more transparent.
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Elsewhere, Tara and Rosita wrestled with longstanding dilemmas and Jadis continued to talk funny.
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In their spare public comments, the two leaders glossed over longstanding sources of friction.
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Above all, by delaying reauthorization we cheat ourselves of a successful and longstanding investment.
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For some cancer types and in some age groups, longstanding disparities have almost vanished.
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The order ignores the longstanding bipartisan commitment to cost-benefit analysis of significant regulations.
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"But we have been careful not to change the game's longstanding principles and character."
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The company promotes the firm's longstanding relationship with the Academy Awards on its website.
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Unlike its rivals, Next has a longstanding policy of not discounting before Boxing Day.
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Deripaska, a Russian aluminum magnate, has longstanding business relationships with both Putin and Manafort.
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Officials from previous administrations say the web of longstanding global relationships has staying power.
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"Journals" are a longstanding Times feature that try to take readers to new places.
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The concerns surrounding Kaspersky, whose software is sold throughout the United States, are longstanding.
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Opposition parties have instead seized on a longstanding point of controversy: Japan's sales tax.
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There is a longstanding debate among social scientists about what ultimately drives human behavior.
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The outburst came amid a longstanding labor dispute that has intensified in recent months.
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But several heritage labels and longstanding brands will be under new leadership this season.
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Some will be powered by more local disputes, longstanding grudges or just timely ambition.
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It did not agree to change its longstanding opposition to unionizing its work force.
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The policy, known as "scoop and go," was modeled after a longstanding Philadelphia policy.
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But publishers have a longstanding concern: These algorithm tweaks happen entirely behind the curtain.
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Now the pope is questioning the church's longstanding rule that priests cannot be married.
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CIA Director Mike Pompeo told CBS that the Russian interference is longstanding, and continues.
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Prior to entering the race, Arpaio was mired in a longstanding criminal court case.
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The Obama administration's stunning vote was thus a dramatic shift in longstanding US policy.
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There's just modest, incremental improvement to some longstanding and not especially lucrative delivery businesses.
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Their decade of research convinced the authors of Gray's Anatomy, the longstanding medical textbook first published in the 19th century (not to be confused with Grey's Anatomy, the longstanding medical TV show), to classify the mesentery an organ in their latest edition.
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Turning Star Trek's Tricorder into reality, is, of course, a longstanding dream of modern medicine.
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Charles Schumer, perhaps the most visible Democrat with longstanding ties to Wall Street, endorsed him.
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That excitement, Wixson realizes now, kept him from addressing a longstanding discomfort with his gender.
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Some of the details answer longstanding questions about the case while others raise more questions.
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For the most part, you have to be a longstanding criminal to qualify for jail.
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The president has steadfastly refused to release his tax information, shattering a longstanding political norm.
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These advances, however, were only made possible by the government's longstanding commitment to universal healthcare.
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And, of course, U.S. negotiators must not forget North Korea's longstanding military relationship with Iran.
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One longstanding theory held by US officials is that Baghdadi has remained in Raqqa, Syria.
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The plan fulfills a longstanding pledge to replace the Obama administration's landmark Affordable Care Act.
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In a famous passage of "1984," large crowds gather to denounce Oceania's longstanding rival, Eurasia.
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Still, if longstanding Grammy tradition involves basking in familiar comforts, maybe we're seeing a shift.
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The ban's supporters, echoing longstanding criticism of abortion, say they want to protect all pregnancies.
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McCain's longstanding support for comprehensive immigration reform could hurt him among some Republican primary voters.
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However, efforts to access private markets have been made extremely difficult by the longstanding corruption.
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This is really the same reason I have been a longstanding proponent of net neutrality.
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But another longstanding problem in Chicago — shootings by civilians — has continued to haunt the city.
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The New York State Commission of Correction has longstanding authority to regulate and visit prisons.
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His newly central faith in God isn't that different from his longstanding faith in himself.
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Nightlife really began to catch fire after he lifted a longstanding midnight-to-5 a.m.
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Frankly, I think this has been way too longstanding of an issue in the market.
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This is largely due to longstanding legal standards giving officers wide latitude to use force.
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Despite longstanding laws designed for the employer/employee relationship, sexual harassment still occurs within startups.
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Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) — have been in longstanding talks over a possible bipartisan privacy bill.
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This workshop was just the start of what organizers hope will be a longstanding effort.
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Pinera's election last month was broadly in line with Chile's longstanding free-market economic model.
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Finally, the senator included her longstanding proposal to cut some military spending in the mix.
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That's because of the longstanding power of the incumbency brought about by decades of redistricting.
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In the early days, IBM's competitive advantage was its longstanding relationships with Fortune 500 companies.
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The Chinese yuan will be kept basically stable, Yi also said, reiterating PBOC's longstanding stance.
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The record of terrorist attempts to destroy aircraft in flight is longstanding and well-known.
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In the spring of 2016, my longstanding perfectionism had spun into a full-blown neurosis.
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Corning is a mature, publicly-traded company with which Apple has a longstanding commercial relationship.
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The collision could help resolve a longstanding question about the structure of the Milky Way.
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According to a September New York Times report, Trump's gripes about Sessions's recusal are longstanding.
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Their work settles one important longstanding question and opens the way to investigating many others.
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In this sense, as child psychologist Ellen Braaten told me, they're built on longstanding tropes.
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Elaine Casavant is a longstanding advocate on behalf of people with PDP and their families.
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But he said the potential damage inflicted by a Republican president wouldn't necessarily be longstanding.
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In 2016, Congress partially lifted a longstanding ban on federal funding for syringe service programs.
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Bardem said he had "doubts" over the criticism of Allen for longstanding sexual abuse allegations.
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In the long run, he expected the United States' longstanding relationship with Asia to prevail.
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"We're seeing clear evidence of a longstanding decline in revenue coming from audits," he said.
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Trump reiterated his hope that he help both parties would work out their longstanding differences.
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We are simply following the longstanding policy that we refrain from publicizing non-public information.
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Longstanding tensions among rebels have turned into fighting twice in the Aleppo area this month.
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The report said the practice was longstanding, perhaps ranging as far back as the 1990s.
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Ramos is accused of opening fire on Thursday over a longstanding grudge against the paper.
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The outbreak in Brazil exposed longstanding human rights problems that in turn exacerbated its impact.
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The move represents an escalation of congressional Democrats' longstanding interest in obtaining Trump's financial records.
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Even our laws help perpetuate discrimination, as seen in recent and longstanding anti-LGBTQ legislation.
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Or is it simply another example of a longstanding symbiotic relationship in media and merchandising?
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So we're going back and trying to tie this to longstanding patterns in US history.
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His brief concurring opinion emphasized that the result comported with two of his longstanding views.
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THUMP: No Way Back and IT clearly have a longstanding relationship with the acid sound.
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The coalition's message noted a presidential press pool is a longstanding pillar of American freedom.
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Longstanding public policy debates often begin to take on a strange feeling of deja vu.
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The Senate has eliminated longstanding practices designed to thoroughly vet those nominated for lifetime appointments.
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That may have more to do with the hot dog's longstanding place in American culture.
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Two pillows from a young and nondescript company have dethroned my longstanding big-name favorites.
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Not to mention, Rule and Gotti had a longstanding friendship with Nas's archenemy, Jay-Z.
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Instead, he points to longstanding issues, like Puerto Rico's debt debacle or its infrastructure problems.
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This treatment reflects a longstanding preferential treatment of sovereign exposures agreed by the Basel Committee.
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Moreover, both DAPA and DACA largely codified the longstanding practice of Democratic and Republican presidents.
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Before arriving in Japan, Mr. Obama visited Vietnam, where he lifted a longstanding arms embargo.
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In coming weeks he may move to cancel longstanding military exercises with the United States.
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"We believe we need to take a look at those longstanding industry assumptions," Muilenburg said.
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They didn't want to leave their longstanding, custom-made home in the state of Washington.
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Voters in eight states decided on Election Day to radically amend their longstanding marijuana policies.
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Most of the tangible remnants of traditional Yugur culture stem from their longstanding nomadic life.
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So the chance to have longstanding relationships with a country with such a fantastic history.
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This could be a watershed moment for Olympic sport in its longstanding battle with dopers.
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Women took to the streets when Saudi Arabia lifted its longstanding ban on women driving.
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He holds an "A" grade from the NRA for his longstanding support of gun rights.
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Other longstanding directors, like Peter Chernin and Peter Currie, left the board voluntarily this year.
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These issues have the potential to overcome longstanding partisan ties, even in the United States.
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A year later, the United States is unmoored from longstanding political, philosophical and moral principles.
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Under President Reagan, the U.S. government abandoned its longstanding policy of supporting right-wing dictators.
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The Obama administration is pushing hard to change longstanding social and legal norms about gender.
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In January 2013, Adriano Galliani, Milan's longstanding vice president, tasked Galli with answering one question.
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Trump's bold gambit has the possibility of throwing longstanding coalitions in both parties in disarray.
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It's a familiar, longstanding tactic among conservatives who don't accept the truth about climate change.
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Social scientists gained some authority in the courtroom, presenting research that debunked longstanding gender stereotypes.
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Osaka, 20, is helping to challenge Japan's longstanding sense of racial purity and cultural identity.
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These biases are then further compounded with longstanding systemic disparities in housing and the workplace.
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It'd be very odd if Trump singlehandedly reversed that longstanding trend in American public opinion.
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One Trump aide with longstanding ties to Sessions has been linked to the order, however.
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On nuclear weapons, President Obama reportedly considered changing the nation's longstanding policy on first use.
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The Justice Department and the F.B.I. have a longstanding policy against discussing current criminal investigations.
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And voting in those early elections has a strong correlation with developing a longstanding habit.
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It is a longstanding theme that has gained greater official credence under President Xi Jinping.
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In this and other respects, meat allergy is upending longstanding assumptions about how allergies work.
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Former colleagues of Justice Kavanaugh have described a longstanding reputation of promoting women in law.
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But the authorization on its own has added to longstanding tensions between Taiwan and China.
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Here's an explainer on the complex and longstanding steel dispute between the U.S. and China.
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This is a longstanding debate among sports fans: How much human error should be allowed?
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Mr. Wang will bring longstanding bonds with American politicians and business leaders to the task.
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"If the Department doesn't stand up for these longstanding rights, survivors will suffer for it."
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But it did raise significant questions about the state's longstanding policy of granting tax breaks.
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Stonewall patrons, fed up with longstanding harassment at the hands of law enforcement, pushed back.
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But the incidents, students say, call attention to longstanding issues faced by students of color.
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Longstanding sources of it in the United States, Qatar and elsewhere are currently running low.
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For Mr. Bannon, the new effort plays to a longstanding and complicated interest in China.
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This new wisdom has displaced a longstanding assumption among economists that labor markets are competitive.
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But Mr. Mnangagwa has a longstanding reputation as a sometimes brutal ally of Mr. Mugabe.
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Ms. Dubuc, also has the task of solving the company's longstanding issues with sexual harassment.
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The move comes after longstanding criticism about the tech giant's failing to confront white extremism.
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Longstanding problems like deflation, bureaucracy and a shrinking population added friction to the country's growth.
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Investors had hoped that trade negotiations with China could resolve these longstanding intellectual property issues.
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North Carolina's evolution comes in the context of longstanding but increasing politicization of federal courts.
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But under longstanding norms, they are treated more like judges, who decide when to leave.
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These were decisions that he was competent to make and that expressed his longstanding commitments.
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"We've had longstanding concerns about management and performance issues at Throggs Neck," Ms. Levine said.
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To be sure, the barriers to creating a relevant third party are high and longstanding.
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While we're at it, Medicaid ought to lift its longstanding exclusion of inpatient psychiatric care.
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But economists criticized Mr. Trump for breaking a longstanding practice, and possibly a federal regulation.
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The susceptibility of some voters to such manipulation is a longstanding problem for all democracies.
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But it's also partly based on a longstanding distrust that Trump has made truly poisonous.
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His request has triggered a political backlash and breaks with longstanding norms established after Watergate.
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Like much in the pharmaceutical industry, drug shortages are a longstanding problem with complex dimensions.
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Post-racialism was a hipper variant of the longstanding conservative doctrine of racial color blindness.
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These actions should consider longstanding, social-environmental effects, rather than addressing individual problems in isolation.
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This damage to Catalan society is part of a longstanding strategy of the Spanish government.
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Less understood was Mr. Modi's longstanding personal commitment to taking India in a greener direction.
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The new report stunned scientists and public health officials because it contradicted longstanding nutrition guidelines.
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Americans are providing surveillance and intelligence assistance to the Philippine military under a longstanding agreement.
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A series of mistakes underscored a longstanding problem in the N.Y.P.D.'s Special Victims division.
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"We are bound together in ways that longstanding Americans don't always appreciate," Mr. Bharara said.
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Most are staying neutral for now, including some that have longstanding relationships with Joe Biden.
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Cummings died early Thursday morning "due to complications concerning longstanding health challenges," his office said.
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Consider the chairman's longstanding opposition to regulated neutrality in consumer access to broadband network access.
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Manufacturers' longstanding instance on putting their own stamp on Android is understandable — if sometimes misguided.
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There's a longstanding myth that still seems to hold about where vibrators first came from.
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"The Public has a longstanding history of defending innovative and provocative artistry," the theater said.
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Cummings, died of "complications concerning longstanding health challenges" on October 17, 2019 at age 68.
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Clinton, said Mr. Comey violated longstanding department rules and practices in July and again Friday.
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It is a longstanding tradition in the Senate that confirmations are done in bipartisan pairs.
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The longstanding tax dispute was resolved between February and October that year, Le Monde said.
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We look forward to working with our longstanding counterparts in San Francisco on future events.
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Saudi Arabia lifted a longstanding warning against its citizens travelling to Lebanon earlier this year.
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This finding, we hope, will help alter some longstanding assumptions about women in the workplace.
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Violating congressional traditions to make a point is itself a longstanding tradition for good reason.
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The National Basketball Association has a longstanding policy that players must stand during the anthem.
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The United States is also vulnerable because of longstanding deficiencies in our health care system.
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Elijah Cummings died of "complications concerning longstanding health challenges" on October 17 at age 68.
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Iowa colleges have simply kept teaching their athletes longstanding, narrowly applied rules on sports wagering.
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But he later reversed that statement and said the two enjoyed a longstanding alliance treaty.
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Defense and security relations between the two countries are longstanding, well-entrenched and highly successful.
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For Abad, the photographs are part of a longstanding interest in the sociology of religion.
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Republicans changed longstanding rules to bypass the Democrats' blockade of President Trump's Supreme Court nominee.
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The scheme reflected Mr. Epstein's longstanding fasciation with transhumanism, a modern-day version of eugenics.
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Their conversation concluded with Mr. Fallon fulfilling his longstanding wish of ruffling Mr. Trump's hair.
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Muslims, in all their diversity, are a longstanding and hardy part of New York life.
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As a longstanding ally, China could conduct joint military exercises with the North, he said.
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But he said the company would continue its "longstanding support" for the US Defense Department.
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The addition of the always-on display, however, addresses a longstanding issue with the device.
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It's something that he's had a longstanding view on long before he ran for president.
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The longstanding promotion has set Maxwell House apart from other coffee makers over the years.
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Their longstanding demand to increase royalties could cost Petronas up to $7 billion a year.
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The anti-ESA movement under Trump and this Republican Congress will have unfortunate longstanding consequences.
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There are also longstanding mutual funds, such as the $927 million Domini Impact Equity fund.
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But his campaign has not been able to escape the taint of this longstanding association.
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And a longstanding Justice Department view has held that a sitting president cannot be indicted.
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The problem is the Justice Department has a longstanding policy not to indict sitting presidents.
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Words/Matter: Latin American Art and Language at the Blanton represents the museum's longstanding dedication.
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Some longstanding liberal arts degrees, including those in history, French and German, would be eliminated.
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It doesn't just include countries with longstanding ties to the DPRK, like China and Russia.
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Given the longstanding American hostility to social engineering, each of these steps faced heavy pushback.
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Kulczyk's longstanding patronage of the arts began in the 230s while a student in Poznań.
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It reversed its longstanding practice and didn't provide support to this year's Republican National Convention.
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Overturning a longstanding loophole that allowed minors to be married off, New York Democratic Gov.
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The longstanding questions over the Trump campaign's ties to Russia hobbled Sessions from the start.
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Among Concordia's many distinctions are a history of slavery and longstanding racial tensions and disparities.
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That would include U.S. support for NATO and recognition of longstanding threats, including from Russia.
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Some of this may reflect a longstanding personal interest in the topic by the candidate.
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In Brussels, Trump insulted America's longstanding allies, blasting them for not spending enough on defense.
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But others have blamed the government for mismanaging the crisis and revived longstanding complaints about corruption.
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And it appears they got there by abandoning a longstanding Republican concern about the national debt.
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Although the rainfall is a welcome respite from the longstanding drought, recent conditions have created challenges.
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"This conduct violates longstanding US law and United Nations Security Council resolutions," the Justice Department said.
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There's a longstanding question as to whether lobsters feel pain and how much pain they feel.
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Likewise, the Trumps were presented with thoughtful gifts of their own in keeping with longstanding tradition.
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In that same interview, the president linked Whitaker to Trump's longstanding critique of the Mueller investigation.
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Maron's leaving Tesla comes as a surprise to many due to his longstanding relationship with Musk.
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Pat Sajak and Vanna White kicked off their 35th anniversary season of the longstanding series Monday.
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What's most exciting about CRISPR is our ability to alter longstanding epidemics like malaria and HIV.
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In art there is a longstanding argument between the materialists and those who believe in immateriality.
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Take, for example, his refrain that the United States needs to withdraw from longstanding military campaigns.
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Mueller's hands were tied by longstanding Justice Department guidelines that a sitting President can't be indicted.
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"We must restore the longstanding nonproliferation standard of no enrichment for Iran," the White House said.
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Given Bran's longstanding political apathy, it's still six kingdoms more than he wanted to rule anyway.
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In a rare interview with Elle (Viard dislikes the spotlight), she detailed their longstanding working relationship.
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This turn of events signals the ebbing of a longstanding special legal protection for the companies.
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A longstanding nationwide awareness campaign ceased and Israelis could take long showers and water their gardens.
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New Delhi has longstanding ties with Iran, which is also one of its top oil suppliers.
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Racism has fueled longstanding institutional failures in a department where rogue officers often act with impunity.
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The tradeoff between inflation and unemployment is the subject of a longstanding debate at the Fed.
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This action is nothing more than an unfair and misguided attempt to rewrite those longstanding rules.
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To make matters worse, Prepa has a longstanding practice of bartering with municipalities on the island.
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And it is a longstanding executive policy they are actively defending in federal court, right now.
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The carrier (which, as it happens, also owns TechCrunch) has had a longstanding relationship with Motorola.
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Many of those challenges involved the kinds of longstanding gun laws that Scalia had in mind.
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That only adds to Trump's longstanding effort to stop AT&T's massive merger with Time Warner.
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AIPAC has a longstanding policy not to meet with members of this racist and reprehensible party.
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The partnership builds on a longstanding practice of bundling albums with tickets to boost album sales.
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Biden has also had effusive praise for Sanders, celebrating his longstanding focus on issues of inequality.
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I love Marc Jacobs, and I had a longstanding relationship with Alexander McQueen, which I cherished.
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For the speakers, HP is continuing its longstanding audio hardware and tuning partnership with Bang & Olufsen.
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And that is where Meghan may leave a longstanding mark on the institution of the monarchy.
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Didn't he know about Barr's longstanding belief that some parts of the obstruction inquiry was meritless?
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Moreover, it is Britain's longstanding government policy and position to refer to Taiwan simply as "Taiwan".
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In Zimmer's case, she's the walking embodiment of the longstanding style lesson: Flaunt what you've got.
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Her longstanding reign has included roles in Harry Potter, Sweeney Todd, and countless Tim Burton films.
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The actor said he had "doubts" over the criticism of Allen for longstanding sexual abuse allegations.
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Hogan was funded by Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel, who holds a longstanding grudge against Gawker.
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A recent political spat has led Turkey to end diplomatic relations with its longstanding NATO ally.
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The ACA's concurrent care provision helps solve a longstanding problem in pediatric end-of-life care.
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Then there was the dust-up over Trump's questioning the U.S.'s longstanding "One China" policy.
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Donald Trump is a disruptive force in the Republican Party, breaking up longstanding alliances and friendships.
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But it wasn't until the 1990s that this longstanding hunch finally began to be empirically validated.
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Americans were accustomed to a longstanding model: institutions and their leaders as the stalwart of democracy.
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Dominguez said the U.S.-Philippines relationship remained "rock-solid" due to longstanding family and business links.
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The analyst believes the cost-cutting program is inevitable as the longstanding subsidy system in unsustainable.
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The fashion choices of America's first ladies are a longstanding source of public fascination, and Mrs.
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Yet cooperative links are now flourishing between the kingdom and Russia – the U.S.'s longstanding foe.
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Shareholder activists have been expecting Vanguard to break from its longstanding position of rarely challenging management.
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The aggressive cross-selling that drove the problem was a longstanding tactic pushed by upper management.
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Ryan has indulged Trump on a personal level without abandoning any of his longstanding policy views.
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"That's important, but actually we have a longstanding special relationship with the United States," she said.
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IDE is Israel's longstanding desalination company now producing the IDE Progreen "desalination plant in a box".
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In the middle of all this, longstanding refugee crises are staying the same or getting worse.
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They are just the supreme manifestation of longstanding and systemic problems in American culture and policy.
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And while eclipses are known for shaking things up, this one may bring some longstanding clarity.
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The meetings are in addition to the longstanding gathering of the senior leadership team each Friday.
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The program is a longstanding part of Mexico's strategy for safeguarding oil revenues from market volatility.
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Among the many longstanding wedding superstitions, May's bad luck reputation has been around since ancient Rome.
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And yet his vote was in keeping with his longstanding, idiosyncratic approach to cases involving race.
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Perhaps a nod to subverting longstanding cultural traditions or about desecrating folk legacy in traditional music.
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App Smart ARTIFICIAL intelligence is a longstanding science fiction staple that is coming into its own.
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Broad Republican opposition seems unlikely, given the party's longstanding aim to undo Obama administration environmental rules.
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However, the administration increasingly seems interested in gutting longstanding protections for the world's most vulnerable people.
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South Korea has its own longstanding narrative, portraying the northern regime as weak, isolated and unstable.
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In Lebanon, a longstanding accord on power-sharing means no single confession can dominate state institutions.
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Mr. Dostum's inability to secure entry to the United States is in fact a longstanding issue.
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It is the first time in nearly two decades that countries will debate longstanding drug laws.
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The approach used by GIRDS stems from Germany's longstanding experience de-radicalizing neo-Nazis, he said.
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Rather, these speeches touch on a longstanding domestic political divide over the nature of American power.
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All you need to be familiar with is our country's longstanding fight to control women's bodies.
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It's been longstanding practice for presidents-elect to use press conferences to communicate with the public.
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In order to promote stability in the region, the US should reassure our longstanding regional partners.
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The United Kingdom has had a longstanding and long enduring special relationship with the United States.
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Our longstanding relationship with The New York Times will endure forever, both online and off. Why?
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" "Regardless of topic, it's the Department's longstanding practice to not get ahead of the President's remarks.
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Also adding to speculation is Deutsche Bank's longstanding entanglements with money from the ex-Soviet Union.
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They gave the issue a real public face and their courage and competence eroded longstanding stereotypes.
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The device could address the longstanding and expensive problem of patients not taking drugs as prescribed.
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This is a powerful tool to correct longstanding patterns of discrimination and build opportunity for all.
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But it's unclear whether this new approach will include dialogue with longstanding and influential Hispanic groups.
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Johnson has refused to meet with EU leaders until they drop their longstanding negotiating red lines.
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Sanders, on the other hand, argues that broadly helping the poor will address longstanding racial inequality.
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Zinke, a lifelong hunter, has longstanding ties to SCI, stemming back to his days in Congress.
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Others will claim that a Citizen Congress would accelerate the longstanding trends of overweening presidential power.
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Last month Trump said there is "no reason" Israelis and Palestinians cannot end their longstanding animosity.
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And longstanding liberal democracies in North America, Western Europe and Australia seemed more secure than ever.
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Consider, for example, the longstanding issue of so-called overgrazing on federal lands in the west.
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The FSB, however, does have some longstanding cooperation with US intelligence on issues such as counterterrorism.
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It would be a way to reach out and affirm our country's longstanding relationship with Thailand.
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Their approach to their longstanding promise to repeal Dodd-Frank is a model in this regard.
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The news represents a continuation of longstanding economic trends that far predate Trump's presence in office.
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The development also reflected closer cooperation between the United States and China on a longstanding dispute.
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Now many of them are taking advantage of having more time to scratch that longstanding itch.
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"He's strong on national security, and he's pro free-trade," he said, echoing longstanding party orthodoxy.
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The clip is also being used to contribute to longstanding criticism of Harris' criminal justice record.
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The N.F.L.'s longstanding skepticism was commonly repeated by officials at lower levels of the sport.
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While newcomers are joining the unicorn board, longstanding members are going public or selling to acquirers.
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Before I dive into this, however, let me confess my longstanding love for In-N-Out.
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It's a pivot away from their longstanding tradition of making games only for Nintendo's own hardware.
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Exxon spokesman Alan Jeffers said the new TV ads are part of a longstanding advertising program.
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This longstanding relationship has grown somewhat more complicated under Modi and his Hindu nationalist party BJP.
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This is the administration's longstanding policy, but the guidelines put this policy into very clear writing.
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A longstanding gender bias in research is not the only inclusivity issue women with autism face.
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"The US Navy has a longstanding tradition of partnering with the Philippines and Japan," said Capt.
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There is one way, however, to cut through discomfort with social mores and longstanding tribal rituals.
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But that longstanding rule was rescinded as outdated by the ATP board of directors in May.
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Mr. Ulukaya illustrates tangibly what's right about our country: longstanding values of hospitality, diversity and industry.
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Under longstanding Supreme Court precedent, Congress's power to conduct oversight and issue subpoenas is quite broad.
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The government has had a longstanding strategy of attacking organized crime groups by taking down kingpins.
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I realize that few black men, without having served, have this longstanding history with law enforcement.
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But this month, Mr. Trump carried out a longstanding threat and ended certain subsidies for insurers.
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Critics have insisted that Cardinal Wuerl must have heard the longstanding rumors about his predecessor's behavior.
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There is little question that Mr. Cuomo has had a longstanding ideological commitment to gun control.
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" He added: "Women have longstanding and profound concerns with respect to their treatment in the workplace.
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"The pattern of making arrests to get overtime pay is historic and longstanding," Professor Levine said.
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There is no commitment dearer to her than her longstanding, unceasing work on behalf of children.
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Europe pointed out that it was, in fact, a longstanding military ally of the United States.
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But will this longstanding dream of luxury spaceflight ever come to fruition in the real world?
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It revived longstanding calls for greater restrictions on helicopters flying over such a densely populated region.
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Uncertain was how Chicago politicians might go forward without the city's longstanding way of doing business.
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Despite its obvious and longstanding housing shortage, the state has struggled to find a political solution.
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Deutsche Bank's longstanding relationship with Mr. Trump is a central element of the joint committee investigation.
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Mr. Howe, who had lobbied in Albany and Washington, has longstanding ties to the Cuomo family.
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Surveillance has been a longstanding intimidation tactic by the federal government, particularly against racial justice movements.
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Having a measure of power can turn such longstanding psychological wounds into surreptitious excuses for exploitation.
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The proposal followed a longstanding principle of "parity" increasing both budgets by the same dollar amount.
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Despite the Koreas' longstanding enmity, South Koreans often cheer for the North's athletes in international competition.
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If they support him for meeting longstanding demands, they deliver a win to their political enemy.
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"Well, I wouldn't go that far," said Peter Hooton, a musician, author and longstanding Liverpool fan.
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To the State Department, the grant would continue a longstanding American effort to promote free speech.
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The longstanding "vagueness doctrine" derives from the court's understanding of the constitutional guarantee of due process.
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A longstanding economic theory, known as the Phillips Curve, is that inflation increases as unemployment declines.
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The agents' letter is rooted in longstanding tensions between the investigative and deportation divisions within ICE.
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Especially when the behavior is part of a longstanding pattern that also may extend to rape?
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It has tested deep and longstanding commitments to free speech, and it has divided old allies.
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Ms. Dubuc, 49, also has the task of solving the company's longstanding issues with sexual harassment.
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Pusha's longstanding animosity for all Cash Money artists, then, is a show of loyalty to Pharrell.
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Longstanding anger at the government has erupted into one of the nation's biggest uprisings in decades.
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To take full advantage of autonomous cars, we must prepare to rescind and replace longstanding laws.
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Also, the interest is no longer tax deductible; the new tax law eliminated this longstanding feature.
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Longstanding feminist organizations have tried to keep up with their younger counterparts by expanding efforts online.
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The longstanding Tesla chief described footage of his questionable dance moves as "NSFW" on Twitter.8.
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Erdogan has a longstanding obsession with Turkey's Ottoman past and the use of mosques as provocation.
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They have brought a degree of clarity to longstanding suspicions concerning the integrity of our government.
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Yes, but: These well-intentioned measures could inadvertently jeopardize longstanding efforts to reduce adult tobacco use.
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The English writer William Golding ("Lord of the Flies") had a longstanding sense of social inadequacy.
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Verruckt's design "violated nearly all aspects of the longstanding industry safety standards," according to the indictment.
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But is the plan truly the antithesis of the international community's longstanding approach to the conflict?
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First, the court abandoned its longstanding practice of refusing to call TABOR by its real name.
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DeVos previously chaired the group and is a longstanding advocate for tax credit scholarships and vouchers.
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Hence what could be called the practice of "extraterritorial" investigations — a longstanding feature of Chinese journalism.
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Bloomberg dropped his longstanding support of the policy last month days before announcing his presidential bid.
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Trump's early descent in the polls defies some longstanding patterns about how Americans view their president.
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Now there are a new generation of fans in addition to the longstanding fans of Mrs.
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Now there are a new generation of fans in addition to the longstanding fans of Mrs.
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The video paints Trump's position as out of step with longstanding bipartisan concern for the environment.
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"Game live-streaming taps into the longstanding pleasure of spectating other people's play," Dr. Taylor said.
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President Mohamed is requesting that a longstanding arms embargo be lifted to better equip the army.
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An F.B.I. inspector general report punctured longstanding conspiracy theories even as it provided ammunition for others.
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We know exactly how it tears a neighborhood's fabric every time another longstanding business goes under.
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The government previously had a longstanding target to reduce net migration to below 100,000 a year.
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That idea flies in the face of the longstanding expectation that everything a president says matters.
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It is a connection to a longstanding tradition, one that dates back more than a century.
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They accused Democrats of caving on their longstanding allegations he obstructed justice in the Russia investigation.
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Lewis, concerns longstanding labor law designed to even the playing field between workers and their employers.
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This year could be a turning point, a departure from this longstanding tradition of gender imbalance.
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This longstanding classification has now been disputed by Matthew G. Baron of the University of Cambridge.
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The tempest over Pruitt's calls for objective research illustrates the government's longstanding politicization of scientific research.
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This, as he apparently ignores the leaders of the United States' most longstanding and loyal allies.
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It's not uncommon for new presidents to put their own stamp on policy, even longstanding policy.
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There's every reason to believe that public reaction could be positive, breaking through longstanding political divisions.
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There is an emphatic and loud answer that is shattering the longstanding silence surrounding sexual assault.
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Ms. Pelosi endorsed both Monday, confirming that she means to keep the longstanding top-three lineup.
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The main action takes place in Sydney in 1996 and concerns the city's longstanding Irish population.
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It's a longstanding tradition for presidents to conceal their trips to war zones for security reasons.
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Among the longstanding allegations against Robert Kelly is that he has had sexual relationships with minors.
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Parisians have a longstanding fascination with the L.A. lifestyle, perhaps because it is so seductively foreign.
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The fuss over the address on the lawsuit's envelope has to do with longstanding international law.
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Again, this doesn't square with Apple's longstanding efforts — led by Cue — to deliver a skinny bundle.
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Those changes are forcing states to reassess longstanding practices of intertwining their tax codes with Washington's.
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A host of reporting suggests that Trump has longstanding business and personal ties to Russia's leadership.
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Redefining holiday explosives as a normalized consumer product remains a longstanding taboo for so many states.
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Given Sundance's longstanding relationship with Netflix, expect the series to turn up there at some point.
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That, in turn, helped the White House break a longstanding deadlock with China over climate policy.
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The technical disputes around this are heated and longstanding, but the basic finding is pretty simple.
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But these are basically longstanding issues that our political system writ large has failed to address.
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The anger behind these disparities, along with longstanding racial tensions in Milwaukee, apparently fueled the riots.
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Science fiction cinema has a longstanding problem: Good ideas abound, but great ones are in short supply.
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India and China have a longstanding dispute over the border including in Ladakh, the high altitude area.
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It seems Moon is continuing a longstanding progressive policy of trying to improve bilateral ties between Koreas.
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" George III had reversed longstanding British imperial policy by "refusing to pass" laws "to encourage ... migrations hither.
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Notably, most of these actions are not illegal, but rather are violations of longstanding American political norms.
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The International Space Station (ISS) is the modern incarnation of this longstanding American-Russian partnership off-Earth.
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Amnesty International said the violence is being fueled, in part, by longstanding police and criminal justice failures.
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That's been a part of our longstanding history: a nation-to-nation relationship with the federal government.
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It has been a longstanding tradition for the kids' school to put on a lip syncing concert.
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It is also a symbol of the United States&apos longstanding goodwill to Cambodia and its people.
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There is a common misconception that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a longstanding American law enforcement institution.
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All of those longstanding issues appear to have cumulated into the class action lawsuit now facing Apple.
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This in turn draws on longstanding European anti-Semitic traditions that portray Jews as greedy and conniving.
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Daphne Dunne, the longstanding royal fan from Australia, died in her home on Monday, the BBC reported.
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Producers can finally clap back at longstanding criticisms and break through molds that limited the show before.
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He even had the self-awareness to base the name of the joint on his longstanding nickname.
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The hotel, in accordance with its longstanding policy, released the dress when no one claimed the item.
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The findings are giving new life to the longstanding debate over whether cellphone use might cause cancer.
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By longstanding tradition, the royal family have kept themselves above politics as a symbol of Thai culture.
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There is longstanding and broad bipartisan support for the proven wisdom of separation of powers in government.
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But Mr. Trump claimed to have made more progress in the longstanding conflict than anyone ever had.
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Under longstanding U.S. law, the child of a U.S. citizen born abroad is a natural-born citizen.
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There are longstanding, unresolved ideological arguments about transgender women in the LGBT community and beyond, Richards noted.
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This new work extends our longstanding, trusted relationship with the Department of Defense to this new area.
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He's been cutting spending to popular, longstanding social welfare programs and has been scaling back labor protections.
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And it is not unusual for bankers to take longstanding clients with them when they change employers.
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In the preview, Morgan grills Brown about the longstanding rumors that the pair had a romantic relationship.
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That Flynn would call Kislyak was not, itself, surprising: Like Manafort, he had longstanding ties to Russia.
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Hundreds attended her funeral Thursday evening in Hebron, a city with longstanding tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.
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It's an important step forward in this longstanding debate, but this issue is far from being resolved.
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A longstanding African ally of Taiwan's, San Tome and Principe, switched diplomatic recognition to Beijing in December.
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Yes, it's not recommended; many countries have longstanding advisories warning against travel to the war-torn country.
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Longstanding protections within Medicaid safeguard every person's right to access care at their qualified provider of choice.
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Investment rose in 2018 (see chart), GDP accelerated and wage growth continued on its longstanding upward trend.
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The program is a longstanding part of the country's strategy for safeguarding oil revenues from market volatility.
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Oman has also been quiet, sticking to its longstanding position of neutrality on Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The tension between the commission and the union is longstanding and has grown worse in recent years.
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They're different, but they're similar in the sense that they've been longstanding antagonists of the United States.
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One runs free; the other's a prisoner—and their story may help unravel a longstanding evolutionary mystery.
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Barney Frank reiterated a longstanding political warning: gun control is a "great loser" for many fellow Democrats.
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"We have longstanding policies against child endangerment and hate speech," a YouTube spokeswoman said in a statement.
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Nothing is off limits when it comes to Blake Shelton and Adam Levine's longstanding love/hate relationship.
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The officials are also due to discuss their longstanding ban on manipulating currencies to gain economic advantage.
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In other words, Wells Fargo has had a longstanding policy of scamming, squeezing, and cheating its customers.
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We have longstanding policies prohibiting discrimination and harassment on the basis of race and other protected characteristics.
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Kirke is notoriously blasé about fame, working with Dunham only as a concession to their longstanding friendship.
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The opportunity for G.E., analysts said, centers on its longstanding relationships with customers and selling to them.
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The longstanding goal of those agreements has been to reduce the overall number of nuclear weapons worldwide.
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The United States abstained from the vote, allowing the resolution to pass and breaking longstanding U.S. policy.
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In Namibia, Monica Geingos is leveraging her background in finance to combat longstanding inequality and cyclical poverty.
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"It is a longstanding policy that we do not comment on intelligence matters," the agency told CNN.
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The sleeveless garment has GPS and heart rate monitoring – the company's longstanding bread and butter – built in.
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This is due to controversial, longstanding restrictions on giving, directed at men who have sex with men.
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The sprawling security operation in Israel and the West Bank underscored the longstanding tensions in the region.
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The longstanding online T&Cs trick of obfuscating and socially engineering consent remains an unfortunately standard playbook.
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After all, Carson's opinion identified a serious problem: segregation resulting from longstanding policies of the federal government.
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The Chinese continue their longstanding calls for dialogue as North Korean weapons grow more advanced and sophisticated.
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Referring to the longstanding problem of discounts, cobalt traders said the LME needs to resolve the issue.
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Riyadh has denied longstanding suspicions that it backed the hijackers who attacked the United States in 2001.
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Flemish separatists who seek to secede from Belgium have been longstanding allies of the Catalan independence movement.
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In this way, visitors are tied to the nature around them—a longstanding objective of teamLab's artwork.
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There's one more key hardware addition for the i7+, which addresses another longstanding complaint with the Roomba.
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It seems to us like a really smart update on the positive principles of longstanding underground scenes.
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That could help end the longstanding dispute over its alleged support for terrorism and ties to Iran.
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Germany has debated the issue, but the country's telecoms industry has defended its longstanding relationship with Huawei.
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Following longstanding policy, an American consular officer denied the visa application because of Mr. Shokin's corrupt dealings.
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When longstanding professions like taxi drivers and truckers get "disrupted," it's seen as the march of progress.
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The declaration will reinforce the longstanding beliefs of some tribes that Keystone would violate their treaty rights.
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The Administration has sought to overhaul longstanding protections for children in immigrant detention and hold them indefinitely.
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As the Vox party doubled its seats, a longstanding government deadlock appeared no closer to an end.
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Cohen said most of the major airlines agreed to back off their longstanding opposition to the amendment.
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Samuel S. Wang, a Princeton University professor of neuroscience and a longstanding elections analyst, leads the optimists.
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Jardin MajorelleYves Saint Laurent had a longstanding love affair with Marrakesh and, in 1980 purchased Jardin Majorelle.
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But they also tie into longstanding concerns about potential spying by Huawei and other national security threats.
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His longstanding goal of changing the constitution to grant the presidency executive powers may be within reach.
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Liquidated damages are specified to address the longstanding challenge of obtaining a penalty for an information wrong.
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In a longstanding quirk, older vintages of Treasuries trade at slightly lower prices than the latest issuance.
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Mahathir, 92, and Anwar, 70, had put aside a longstanding rivalry to fight together to defeat Najib.
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But by introducing the bill, Senate Republicans are able to highlight one of their longstanding tax priorities.
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The statute builds on other longstanding federal civil rights laws, which interpreted sex to include gender identity.
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Ryan's stepping down shows the longstanding differences between how the two parties behave in treating their leaders.
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Longstanding economic inequality in the United States, exacerbated by Trump's tax cuts and other policies, is staggering.
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But the move also evokes the longstanding, at times rivalrous relationship between the Empire and Sunshine States.
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He said most of the major airlines agreed to back off their longstanding opposition to the amendment.
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It was addressed only as part of a larger concerns with undermining longstanding principles of sovereign immunity.
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In part because of longstanding societal assumptions that men are breadwinners, women are paid less than men.
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"Our longstanding relationship with The New York Times will endure forever," Donald J. Trump said in 2010.
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Shi'ite Muslim power Iran and Saudi Arabia, bastion of Sunni Islam, are longstanding religious and political rivals.
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It's a curious arrangement, and it illustrates the traditional meat industry's longstanding interest in fake meat's success.
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Their new pitching pickup, Johnny Cueto, could not lose, and their longstanding ace, Madison Bumgarner, was acelike.
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On Friday, Mr. Obama presented himself as a longstanding friend of Mr. Erdogan, looking on with concern.
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The killing resurfaced longstanding irritation in Japan about the post-World War II U.S. military presence there.
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Buffett has been going to Gorat's for years and the restaurant is aware of his longstanding patronage.
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This longstanding, commonsense tax incentive encourages investors to seek out new opportunities without going deep into debt.
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The measure breaks a longstanding taboo, and in the view of many experts, it defies international law.
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Thousands of security personnel were dispersed throughout Rio, because crime had been a longstanding concern for organizers.
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Arguably, Russia is the only major power that no longer hesitates to shatter longstanding relationships with others.
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