What the death of God made clear, or should have made clear, is that there are no absolutes.
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Mr. Putin has made clear his preference for President-elect Donald Trump, and Mr. Trump has made clear that the feeling is mutual.
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But Bolton has already made clear he'd testify willingly, and now the Times has made clear his testimony would be damaging for Trump.
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"She made clear she recognized what's going on, but also she made clear that she's white, and she doesn't understand everything," Ms. Clemons said.
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"I made clear to Foreign Minister (Sergey) Lavrov, as we've made clear for the past months, that interference in American elections is unacceptable," Pompeo said.
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Further, in Obergefell, Justice Kennedy has already made clear that
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She made clear what rules her staff should not enforce.
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Indeed, as her dedication to this worthy project made clear.
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The definition of "fake news" has not been made clear.
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Barack Obama made clear that he wanted a nuclear deal.
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Luckily, audiences have made clear that they're ready and willing.
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Google made clear that the decision was not purely altruistic.
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Protestors have made clear that they want him gone, now.
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But he made clear the purges were not yet over.
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A few students have made clear they aren't having it.
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Mr Trump also made clear that the disagreement was amicable.
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He made clear that he disliked Mrs May's red lines.
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But the report made clear that the problem is preventable.
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Trump's campaign has made clear exactly what its targets are.
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D'Amico is frustrated that Cunanan's motive was never made clear.
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The exact reason for the delivery backlog wasn't made clear.
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But Turkey won't relent, as Erdoğan made clear on Monday.
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Protesters have made clear that they want him gone, now.
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Her problem, she made clear was not with the students.
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Trump has already made clear his deep antipathy to Comey.
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First, Clapper made clear he was not a talking point.
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But he made clear that Swift, who endorsed former Gov.
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Yet that's only one of the things Iowa made clear.
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But he made clear the US will act if necessary.
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And she's made clear she is interested in elected office!
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State Department officials made clear they took this recommendation seriously.
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But he also made clear he isn't ruling anything out.
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On Monday, the State Department made clear he does not.
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But today's testimony made clear that it goes much further.
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Clinton made clear that she would not let it go.
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Kelly has made clear he wouldn't accept such an offer.
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He did sound indignant as he made clear his displeasure.
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Probably. But Mr. Sulzberger's participation was made clear to readers.
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" He made clear Giuliani was still "learning the subject matter.
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Details of the conversation was not made clear in court.
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Omar has made clear where she stands on the matter.
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The reason for her incarceration has not been made clear.
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President Donald Trump has made clear his admiration for autocrats.
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This was made clear thanks to his Stormtrooper bodyguards, too.
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But he's made clear his views on the Warren era.
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Eventually he made clear what he had been jotting down.
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The basis for the Houthi accusation was never made clear.
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The Supreme Court made clear on Monday that Roe v.
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Hansen and Hegerberg made clear that they saw it differently.
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President Trump immediately made clear he planned to do so.
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Since winning, he's made clear that's not going to happen.
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The cause of the melee has never been made clear.
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President Trump has made clear he supports Mr. Pompeo's approach.
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It also made clear the troops would carry no weapons.
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The soldiers made clear it was a demand, witnesses said.
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Nicki's not a fan, which she made clear to everyone.
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Mr. Trump has made clear that his goal is denuclearization.
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The obituary made clear that she died of an overdose.
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British Columbia has also made clear sexual misconduct policies mandatory.
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Trump has made clear his intent to protect certain industries.
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Pelosi has already made clear she's aiming for the speakership.
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Bluemel made clear Austria would take a similarly hawkish line.
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The Senate made clear that it was going nowhere anyway.
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There is a subtext here, as his order made clear.
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It made clear which side leaked the information — James Comey's.
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But he made clear on Tuesday that he would not.
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Isakson has previously made clear his reluctance to criticize Trump.
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Trump's failure is made clear in the actual overdose data.
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That effort made clear that Iowa was critical to Yang.
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Trump also made clear that in his mind, Biden = corruption.
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And Democrats made clear they would seize on the findings.
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Trump has made clear he thinks Minnesota is within reach.
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Trump made clear he was sympathetic to that particular cause.
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Priebus made clear that North Korea was the top priority.
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Sessions, however, made clear he won't be answering such questions.
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The details of his plea deal weren't immediately made clear.
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Shortly afterward, Zelensky made clear that Lutsenko should step down.
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McCain made clear that Trump was not to be invited.
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We have made clear to our team this is unacceptable.
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Yellen made clear that she isn't endorsing these arguments — yet.
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Trump made clear he's not a fan of the EPA.
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It was not made clear how this offer had been communicated.
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He made clear he had not intended to make that suggestion.
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This is made clear in my first book, Woman Of Color.
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She made clear that she is not working to Trump's timetable.
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However, it was not immediately made clear how they were related.
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Justin Amash (R-MI) has already made clear he'll remain defiant.
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She made clear her commitment to reforms related to police violence.
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But she made clear that the EU would not isolate Tehran.
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The president today made clear the list is actually getting smaller.
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Boehner, an Ohio Republican, made clear he would support the nominee.
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He also made clear that he had no plans to withdraw.
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Sarah Palin, on Thursday, made clear that leniency has its limits.
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What the debate made clear is that Trump is all fox.
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Trump made clear that he was against the Paris climate treaty.
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But the Autumn Statement made clear that Brexit has a cost.
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Trump has made clear he intends to put up a fight.
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Zuckerberg made clear that these changes will take a long time.
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I believe, and Congress has made clear, the answer is no.
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Conservatives have made clear they will attack Schulz's record in Brussels.
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Those intentions were made clear when Apple acquired AR company Metaio.
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Fiona Apple doesn't like Donald Trump, that much she's made clear.
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The status of the remaining cases was not immediately made clear.
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But he has made clear he would not stand by idly.
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Mueller made clear today that the ball is in Congress's court.
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The US remains concerned about currency issues, Mr Mnuchin made clear.
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A point her beloved family made clear in this touching tribute.
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That's unlikely; Obama has long made clear that she's not interested.
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" As she made clear, "the Americans didn't bother asking for permission.
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Clinton made clear she was not going to join that battle.
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He also wrote a manifesto that made clear his racial animosity.
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But he made clear that news and entertainment were secondary pursuits.
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POMPEO: The President has made clear the conditions for that meeting.
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However, he made clear that party unity was on his mind.
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Obama has made clear his intention to nominate Justice Scalia's successor.
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Mr. Assange made clear, though, that his main focus lay elsewhere.
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Later, he made clear that Ethereum would proceed as a nonprofit.
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The gunman made clear that his motive was to kill Jews.
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Lawmakers made clear they want to spend the holidays at home.
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First, Trump has made clear that he intends to sabotage negotiations.
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It was not made clear where the money was coming from.
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He made clear that he wasn't protesting the military, the flag.
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Brown made clear the troops would not help Trump's immigration agenda.
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On Thursday night, Gorsuch made clear he had heard the criticism.
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I have made clear that [the Hapsburg group] worked in Europe.
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Patrick Leahy, made clear the White House has to stay involved.
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Some GOP senators made clear they didn't share the President's view.
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Fortunately, as the symposium made clear, the animals are not friendless.
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Executives made clear on Sunday that they intend to move forward.
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Many officials and residents made clear his visit was not welcome.
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Sheldon made clear that his feelings toward James were more nuanced.
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Mr. Khan said the president's Twitter postings made clear that Mrs.
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"I didn't say that," he made clear to the press scrum.
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He slammed his accusers; he made clear his pain, his rage.
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Just how much parental help is allowed is rarely made clear.
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The precise nature of the accusations has never been made clear.
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And he made clear where he stood on a key issue.
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The advocates made clear that they do not trust Mr. McConnell.
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In announcing Thursday's sanctions, U.S. officials made clear more would follow.
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As their own unions have made clear, ICE and Border Patrol
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Ms. Pelosi made clear her party would only bend so far.
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In an interview, Dent made clear that he is not alone.
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When I came back the following morning, all was made clear.
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Eventually, Ronaldo made clear once again why people fuss over him.
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Many states made clear afterward that they had agreed grudgingly, however.
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But on set, it's quickly made clear this is not Hollywood.
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We also made clear that there were consequences from that speech.
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Obama on Tuesday made clear that she wasn't buying the argument.
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But within days, President Donald Trump made clear he was serious.
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And they made clear they were willing to force the matter.
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Which, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme Iran leader, has made clear.
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Kyle: Democrats have made clear they're on a fast-track impeachment.
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They made clear that they saw Trump as an existential threat.
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On Monday, Mr. Manchin made clear that he had had enough.
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But he made clear that this absolutely was not a requirement.
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Still, van Dijk made clear that the comparisons should stop there.
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Mr. Comey's remarks made clear that the F.B.I. did not approve.
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One thing the week made clear: President Trump's steep learning curve.
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I made clear that suffering in silence was not an option.
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President Grybauskaite made clear that Lithuanians would welcome such a deployment.
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Still, he made clear that he regarded her actions as serious.
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Privately, Republicans made clear they understand the risks they are running.
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Mr. Spicer's comments made clear what Congress most needs to do.
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It made clear it wants this to be a global affair.
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And he's sticking to his guns, as he recently made clear.
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Still, Trump has made clear that those defenses aren't good enough.
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Trump made clear on Monday he considered the allegations politically motivated.
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But he made clear that it's about policy, not Trump himself.
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And they've made clear they believe time is of the essence.
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Lawmakers made clear that the legislation was aimed squarely at Trump.
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Mr. Trump, he made clear, was not one of those husbands.
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Now, Irving is said to have made clear his own disillusionment.
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"I made clear to Foreign Minister (Sergey) Lavrov, as we've made clear for the past months, that interference in American elections is unacceptable," Pompeo said Tuesday in a joint press avail with the Russian foreign minister.
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"We attempted to work with the committee and made clear we were willing to make amendments, but we also made clear what our bottom lines were, and what we couldn't remove from the bill," he told me.
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She made clear, though, that her transformation was meant to be complimentary.
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Trump has already made clear he wants to renegotiate NAFTA as well.
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The government has made clear there can be no place for vigilantes.
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Both his intention and the reasoning behind the policy was made clear.
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Trump has made clear his intention to defeat the Islamic State group.
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Russia made clear on Monday that Iran was key to any deal.
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German authorities have made clear they won't tolerate new versions without annotations.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made clear it won't while he's around.
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Most Latin American partners have already made clear they oppose the idea.
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Rate-setters have made clear that further rises are on the way.
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It was dark because he's made clear that his mind is dark.
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Mueller made clear [in May] that the ball is in Congress's court.
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Modi made clear that India is more than ready to do that.
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Coded language made clear to Joey Sweatshirt that this is for you.
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But audiences have also made clear they are great business for Hollywood.
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As the protesters have made clear, that is not going to plan.
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" "As President Trump has made clear, all options are on the table.
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As Fox News made clear this week, 'Murica expects a little better.
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This is made clear by his rather aggressive use of exclamation marks.
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He made clear that the supporting countries remained divided over the project.
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ETE has made clear it believes the deal is no longer attractive.
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The report neither exonerated nor charged the president, something Mueller made clear.
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But it must be made clear that this was an unintended consequence.
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Only unofficial third-parties made clear or prescription replacement lens for Spectacles.
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Trump repeatedly has made clear his distaste for dialogue with North Korea.
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And in some areas, he made clear that ''overwhelming will mean obliteration.
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Boehmermann, no stranger to controversy, made clear he was being deliberately provocative.
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As Mitch McConnell has made clear, however, that's no longer the case.
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Graham made clear that he much prefers Rubio and Kasich over Cruz.
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Wasserman Schultz made clear that Kushner was the target of the measure.
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Some leaders have made clear they don't want to be left out.
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The WSF has made clear its desperation to join the Olympic programme.
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Twitter has made clear before that similar services violate the company's terms.
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She made clear, however, that the work was at a preliminary stage.
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However, government spokesman Steffen Seibert made clear there was no new stance.
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Republicans have also made clear that they oppose shutting down the government.
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Recent court filings have made clear the government's case has no merit.
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The city has made clear its intention to force through the designation.
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McConnell has made clear he wants to move on something, and soon.
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The results made clear that the system is too easy to rig.
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Washington has made clear how highly it regards its alliance with Turkey.
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Rutikanga made clear something I have heard at clubs across the continent.
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He made clear that, at least at the moment, he does not.
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Eric left Monique behind, as he made clear when he was alive.
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But diplomats from both countries made clear afterward that Trump had not.
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Terms of that relationship are made clear from the start and 85033.
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But demonstrations inside and outside the convention hall made clear that Mrs.
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"We also made clear that our forensic investigation was ongoing," Uber said.
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But he made clear Russia could easily scale up its forces again.
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In the 1955 film, it's never made clear where Tramp came from.
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But several aides have made clear to me: don't dismiss them yet.
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Kanye has made clear he doesn't have plans to be there, either.
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But his speech made clear that his focus extends well beyond tonight.
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Republicans have made clear there will be no confirmation hearing to await.
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The 2628 election made clear that our digitized election systems are vulnerable.
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But leaders made clear the House would take up the bill again.
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Whatever the case, their preferences are made clear by the ballot initiatives.
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Yes. States, cities, and businesses have made clear they're moving ahead regardless.
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As Dolenz made clear, it's been pretty tactical from the group's onset.
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But Mr. Kerry also made clear that when he leaves office Jan.
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That's the truth as respected experts like Dr. Fauci have made clear.
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But he already had made clear he believed in traditional gender roles.
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Republicans and Democrats on the committee made clear that they expected more.
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Yet food, the contributors made clear, was a tool for self-expression.
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Electoral democracy made clear that the throne is never owned, only leased.
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Except, at least so far, Bullock has made clear he's not interested.
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He is articulate and engaging, as his CNN town hall made clear.
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Hours later, Mr. Trump made clear that the message was not received.
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The timetable for removing United States forces has not been made clear.
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The indictment made clear that his former clients were assisting the government.
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Mr. Peltz made clear he wasn't seeking to break up P.&G.
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But the sports minister made clear Rodman was viewed fondly in Pyongyang.
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A majority, Ms. Pelosi made clear, that she fully intended to lead.
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But its lead investor made clear there was some kind of approach.
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The government had not made clear either her qualifications or her duties.
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This guy has made clear he's no longer content to be president.
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But Biden made clear that he supported the war despite that criticism.
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But the group of 200 Googlers made clear more was at stake.
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Some of the messages made clear that some D.N.C. officials favored Mrs.
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The department made clear in its guidance on Wednesday that non-U.
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The powerlessness of outside investors was made clear right from the start.
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The department made clear in its guidance on Wednesday that non-U.
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At the hearing Wednesday, the prosecutors made clear a broader investigation continues.
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Still, he has made clear that no option is off the table.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made clear on Tuesday that Georgia Gov.
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Just how often was made clear in a recent JAMA-Oncology study.
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I made clear that we would judge his administration on its actions.
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Now I've made clear from the beginning that no such leverage exists.
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But Uber made clear that its ultimate goal was self-driving cars.
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Now I made clear from the beginning that no such leverage exists.
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He certainly made clear what America was supposed to read into it.
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As the Mueller probe made clear, investigating complex schemes is extraordinarily difficult.
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Ficco said Marx made clear that no restructuring was planned at Iveco.
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Ficco said Marx made clear that no restructuring was planned at Iveco.
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She made clear that no one would tell her what to do.
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Mcilwain made clear he prefers the church stay together, and he's hopeful.
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But executives made clear on Sunday that they intend to move forward.
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In Merrick's statement he made clear their relationship did not end amicably.
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Mattarella has made clear he does not want to dissolve parliament immediately.
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"The US has made clear that's a red line," Grais-Targow said.
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And he's made clear that he's very far from an impartial actor.
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It made clear that it heard the concerns from Joker's biggest critics.
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Beto O'Rourke have made clear they're not socialists, but capitalists with caveats.
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Cory Booker, have made clear they don't actually support it as written.
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He has made clear he sees no need for a separate operation.
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As "Plaintext" made clear, she could write movingly about nearly any subject.
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Forty-five years ago, the Supreme Court made clear in Eisenstadt v.
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Peaceful force is something that Mr. Trump has made clear he understands.
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Since his election, Trump has made clear that this wasn't just talk.
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But Mr. Powell made clear that this was an intentionally small step.
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But Mr. Powell made clear that this was an intentionally small step.
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It wasn't immediately made clear when or if the factory would reopen.
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But their Wednesday opinion made clear that they did not believe it.
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Wang's exact position is likely to be made clear at the congress.
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He has a very good relationship with President Xi. But what he has made clear to President Xi, what I have made clear in my interactions traveling through the Asia Pacific last year, is that things have to change.
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Says he trusts US intel but made clear he takes Putin's denials seriously.
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The UN's refugee agency has made clear that any repatriation must be voluntary.
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The administration has made clear that it neither solicited nor endorses Spencer's presence.
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One thing she made clear that she will definitely do on the podcast?
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The State Department also made clear that it rejects Russia&aposs underlying allegations.
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They&aposve made clear this was beyond the pale, this beyond the line.
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No referendum Santos made clear that the government wanted to avoid another plebiscite.
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Something she made clear with her frowning face with an open mouth emoji.
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The BOJ has made clear it is ready to cut again if needed.
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But China made clear that when it comes to Taiwan, they're not budging.
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The president made clear he agreed, and now the Justice Department has responded.
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His differences with the congressional Republican Party were made clear throughout the campaign.
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Dianne Feinstein, made clear the central focus that the future of Roe v.
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The second thing the Tokyo committee made clear was their seriousness about sustainability.
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Steve King of Iowa, made clear that he, for one, was not happy.
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Labour and other opposition parties have made clear they will vote against her.
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The report also made clear that there may be a separate judicial inquiry.
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McConnell has made clear he has little interest in revisiting the healthcare fight.
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But a letter from Mattis made clear the decision was not that harmonious.
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Trump, who spoke after Brooks, made clear that was not easy for him.
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Grimm, in a Wednesday statement, made clear that he had picked a side.
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As Tuesday's immediate backlash made clear, Sony is going to have to blink.
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Trump has made clear he wants to take a tough stance against Iran.
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Trump later made clear on Twitter that he regarded a wall as necessary.
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We made clear we would be hearing from the full range of stakeholders.
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One thing Brie made clear, however, is that she stands with her sister.
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Johnson made clear from the outset his goal was to secure an invitation.
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And he made clear that the state had to dial back some regulations.
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True, it is starting to change, as MBS's comments this week made clear.
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"Operation Varsity Blues," as prosecutor Lelling made clear, is not about legal behavior.
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Clinton made clear that she is also paying attention to Senator Ted Cruz.
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In charging Flynn, prosecutors made clear they believe that claim to be false.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said that'll be made clear to customers.
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The White House quickly made clear it doesn't want Congress to give up.
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Republicans had made clear they would weaken the rules if they took office.
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After the offer, Thompson soon revealed that Trump underlying offer was made clear.
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"First and foremost, he has made clear that we end the illegality," Sen.
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But he made clear that could not be some new bailout in disguise.
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Because there's been an bipartisan group of dissenters who made clear that capital
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Already they have made clear that they aren't interested in allowing a sequestration.
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Still, Jordan made clear that he viewed the plan as a significant compromise.
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I think there were be opportunities that will be made clear very quickly.
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It's made clear during this exchange that Gus will go where Arya goes.
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The significance of the emails that were found has not been made clear.
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Juncker himself had made clear in July that he disapproved of Barroso's move.
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As he made clear during the campaign, Trump's vision could hardly be narrower.
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Sessions has made clear that he is not a fan of legalized marijuana.
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It's something Stewart made clear with her outfit at the Cannes Film Festival.
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The Trump administration has made clear the tech giants are in its sights.
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However, he has also made clear that the Post is not a charity.
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Even little things weren't made clear on Monday to residents desperate for aid.
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His administration had made clear to China that would not work, Obama said.
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He made clear that he had not forgotten being sued for $1 billion.
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They made clear that they are open to a four-party side agreement.
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The Green Party nominee also made clear that politicians aren't entitled to votes.
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Still, once the possibilities and savings were made clear, the investors were in.
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But it is made clear that he's not just another pretty six-pack.
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The Democrats, meanwhile have made clear they plan to continue probing the matter.
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Parliament this week made clear that it was against leaving with no deal.
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Weiss made clear to lawmakers that inaction from Congress is not an option.
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That's exactly what all parties want to avoid, several aides have made clear.
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And he demurred, then made clear he was sticking with his current strategy.
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Its decision made clear that company stock was not automatically a prudent investment.
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He has made clear that our "American family" needs to live in peace.
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They have made clear in recent days that a quick divorce is necessary.
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Dan Malloy (D) has made clear he is no supporter of legalized pot.
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Ms. Rinaldi said spending time with Diggy made clear he was no threat.
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After all the commotion, the university has made clear the reports are untrue.
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She has made clear that she's not interested in following government ethics rules.
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Musk never had any funding for his plan, as his letter made clear.
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They also made clear that consular officials' careers hinged upon accomplishing that goal.
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"The President made clear he wants a shutdown," said Schumer after the meeting.
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The #MeToo movement has made clear that Wyatt's experience isn't an isolated one.
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Smith's comments Thursday made clear that Gates' company is firmly on Apple's side.
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One thing Xi made clear that Beijing alone will decide China's future direction.
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"The parliamentarian made clear that state-specific provisions" violate the rules, Schumer said.
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She made clear on the campaign trail that she's eager for the fight.
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Demonstrations inside and outside the convention hall this week made clear that Mrs.
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Trouble is, as Matthews made clear, that person is going to be Pelosi.
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However, he made clear how Blue Apron differs from other food delivery services.
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Clinton took the stage, made clear his intent to keep the pressure high.
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Mostly, as the earlier batch of emails made clear, he got a shrug.
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Some Democrats have made clear they do not want to campaign with Obama.
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The company made clear on Monday that financial incentives played a major role.
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It's a strange system that, yet again, is not explained or made clear.
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President Donald Trump has already made clear he'll choose a replacement relatively quickly.
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And as he made clear Friday, he has no intention of doing so.
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That money, Missouri's legislature made clear, cannot go to organizations that provide abortions.
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As the memorandum establishing the program made clear, this is not the case.
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President Trump has made clear he wants to spur investment in critical infrastructure.
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California's governor, Jerry Brown, has made clear that he will fight in court.
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Scientific advances had made clear that infertility was not just a female burden.
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But, again, Biden made clear that he supported the war despite that criticism.
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Well, the president has made clear that he'll be a winner then, too.
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Pelosi has made clear House Democrats are drafting their own emergency aid bill.
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Trump made clear he blamed his predecessors, not China, for allowing the U.s.
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But he made clear that he also planned to be Mr. Trump's enforcer.
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Corporate leaders themselves, as the Roundtable made clear, recognize something has to change.
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Mr. Trump has made clear that he has no useful answers on immigration.
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But the research does reiterate what watching the Olympics have already made clear.
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But House Democrats have made clear that they will set their own agenda.
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But Trump has made clear that he doesn't care what other Republicans think.
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But what must also be made clear is that the video is edited.
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Still, the episode made clear how easily the nation could be cut off.
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McCain has made clear since the election that he's willing to criticize Trump.
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Putin made clear on Tuesday that he likes the basic centralized power structure.
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But the president made clear on Wednesday that he wants to persuade her.
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But Prince Mohammed, 32, has made clear that dissent will not be tolerated.
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For one, it has made clear that its top priority is its security.
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Trump later made clear that he approved of linking arms, though not kneeling.
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Dozens of attorneys general have made clear they're investigating the Cambridge Analytica leak.
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Mr Johnson's actions this week have made clear why they must seize it.
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The administration has made clear its view that the airline industry is essential.
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But Mr. Trump made clear on Wednesday that he was ready to deal.
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The administration has made clear its desire to repeal the Obama energy plan.
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The United States has repeatedly made clear it wants North Korea to denuclearize.
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This apparently comes with its own risks, as her new program made clear.
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Mr. Trump, however, has made clear he is not particularly interested in those.
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The government has already made clear that state intervention is on the table.
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He suddenly asserted his presence and made clear his rigorous sense of decorum.
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But all made clear a barrier needed to be in any final agreement.
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As Dr. Hill made clear, the Russians in 2016 didn't care who won.
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" Bolton made clear, however, that "there was nothing he could do about it.
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The portraits made clear this was not an easy — or well-paying — life.
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He made clear that matters wouldn't necessarily come to a head on Sept.
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But he made clear Sony isn't about to start stamping its own steel.
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And McConnell made clear that he didn't think much of the idea either.
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And she made clear that she thought Mr. Ramasar was being unfairly targeted.
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The overwhelming reaction my victory received made clear that the achievement was rare.
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" Bolton made clear, however, that "there was nothing he could do about it.
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McConnell made clear he will not support having witnesses at the Senate trial.
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His spokesman said the president had made clear he had no such plan.
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WARREN: I have made clear what I think the Democratic Party stands for.
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Dragnea made clear he intended to be the power behind the new government.
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It was a point Kelly made clear during his confirmation hearing in January.
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And how I was supposed to feel about this was never made clear.
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Amazon has made clear that it wants to own the smart home space.
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Then in December, the SDNY prosecutors made clear their investigation wasn't yet over.
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But Vought made clear the administration's position on fundamental reforms to the program.
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Meanwhile, key Republican senators have made clear they want a substantial FBI investigation.
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He has made clear to the companies that he is not messing around.
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But then, as the court has made clear, these are not ordinary circumstances.
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And on Friday, Lockheed's chief, Marillyn Hewson, made clear she got the message.
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Freeland, however, made clear that Canada would not be changing its fundamental position.
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We have made clear that some words should not be used at all.
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Recent cyberattacks have made clear the vulnerability of large central databases to cyberattack.
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With that mess behind him, de Blasio made clear his support for Sanders.
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Sanders's team has made clear that they're ready to start on day one.
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Unfortunately, Mr. Sessions has made clear that under his leadership it will not.
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His chosen broadcaster, made clear by the logo on the screen, was beoutQ.
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On Thursday, Trump made clear that he views Nunes as a chief defender.
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They have also made clear how far New York still has to go.
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There was a midterm evaluation that made clear that there was no progress.
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He made clear, too, that he'll focus his efforts on one in particular.
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Mulvaney has also made clear in conversations with congressional Republicans that he objects to removing caps on domestic spending, according to multiple senators and GOP aides -- though Democrats who control the House have made clear that is a non-starter.
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In fact, he has not even made clear that economic reform is his priority.
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That rejection has at least made clear what Brexit does not mean (see article).
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Warsaw's euroskeptic, nationalist ally Hungary has made clear it would block such a move.
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But Salvini made clear that he would continue to press neighbors to do more.
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Biden made clear at the time that he did not support all of them.
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Yet in a marked shift, Merkel made clear there were no other realistic options.
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And his budget director made clear the administration has no intention of going back.
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But other lawmakers made clear then how they would work it into their messaging.
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On Wednesday, Tillerson made clear the administration's plan will rely heavily on military means.
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That moment made clear to Kallingal how little women in her profession are respected.
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But he's made clear that he will make his policy decisions based on data.
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Both made clear what rules their staff should and, more importantly, should not enforce.
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At the time, a sheriff's spokesperson made clear that Wagner was not a suspect.
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Mrs May has made clear that Britain will take back control of its fisheries.
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Bottas made clear on Thursday, however, that he had not given up all hope.
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Warner made clear that he was interested in examining Facebook's Trending column as well.
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The growing importance of state gun laws was made clear last month when Gov.
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In fact, he has made clear that he favored a rate cut in June.
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Mr Trump's attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, has made clear that he sees things differently.
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But as Sunday's program made clear, Mr. Chappelle keeps a towering reputation among peers.
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But the president made clear to the crowd in Michigan he values Lewandowski's work.
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Mattarella has made clear he will not let the talks drift on this time.
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Jeff Flake has made clear, this appears to be a political career-ending strategy.
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Something you could never understand or put your finger on is made clear now.
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They also made clear how HB2 differs from other discriminatory laws in their release.
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But Pence made clear this week that North Korea had not gone far enough.
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The result was made clear last week in Facebook's blockbuster Q4 2015 earnings report.
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The Prime Minister has made clear that he completely disagrees with Donald Trump's remarks.
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" But she made clear that she "would have done the same thing over again.
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Yet in July 2017 Mr Xi made clear that the fixes were not working.
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Canada's central bank last week made clear it had no intention of easing rates.
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We have made clear we don't believe that anyone is too big to jail.
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BMW has already made clear its intent to launch self-driving cars by 2021.
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Finance ministers might invest more, were the resulting boost to public wealth made clear.
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His father had long made clear he was grooming him to continue the empire.
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Instead, he made clear that their legal status would not change under his presidency.
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In a statement released after the briefing, Spicer made clear he had simply misspoken.
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" Schumer continued, "Second, there might be conflicts of interest that should be made clear.
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However, the activist investor made clear he is not criticizing Buffett for the deal.
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In overseeing the Flynn case, Sullivan has already made clear he won't tolerate shenanigans.
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Indeed, China made clear its intention to push its influence beyond its familiar sphere.
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MIKE POMPEO: So President Trump's made clear what we want is a fair shot.
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And Trump made clear during the campaign that that is how he would operate.
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Wheelbarger made clear that such a complex multinational effort would take time to organize.
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As the President has made clear, it is a matter of when, not if.
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"As the local police made clear, the perpetrator had no criminal record," Sullivan said.
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China has not made clear whether it would be interested in joining the TPP.
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Senate GOPers made clear, even before the vote, that the House bill was stillborn.
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The report made clear that climate catastrophe isn't happening in the far-off future.
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" And yet, Trump has made clear that he thinks climate change is a "hoax.
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He made clear the government dislikes "revolution" - forcing through reforms that could polarise society.
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Furthermore, Hamas has made clear it considers any Trump peace plan dead on arrival.
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Prince, as was made clear in that moment, existed in a place beyond convention.
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" A senior Democratic aide added that "Pelosi has made clear that she's staying put.
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Bill Nelson As we have made clear many times, the possibility of incumbent Sen.
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The president has made clear that he wants fewer troops in Syria, not more.
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Trump has not made clear whether he intends to do away with the policy.
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Trump has made clear -- over and over and over again -- that he likes winners.
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She has made clear the health care system that she wants to move toward.
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Trump has repeatedly made clear that he thinks online retailers should collect sales taxes.
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It also made clear the president's conception of American exceptionalism and love of country.
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So that is what I'm wishing for you today: Your own path, made clear.
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Trump, meanwhile, has made clear his contempt for agreements involving more than one country.
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The Parliament speaker made clear that Trump would not be invited to address MPs.
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That was made clear by two court rulings last week in Massachusetts and Delaware.
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But Mueller made clear on Wednesday that the two lines of inquiry were inseparable.
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Mueller also made clear he did not question Barr's "good faith" in doing so.
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But demonstrations inside and outside the convention hall this week made clear that Mrs.
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But he made clear that he'd still call Trump out on occasion if necessary.
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But he also made clear that he wasn't going after the drug companies alone.
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Trump has made clear he's willing to deal with senators on their individual demands.
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Canadian and European Union officials have made clear they don't see it that way.
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Mr. Kerry made clear that defeating the Nusra Front was a major American priority.
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McConnell made clear he didn't know the President's plan, or if one even existed.
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Nelson made clear to his campaign today that any money received from former Sen.
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Both Warren and Ocasio-Cortez have made clear they're open to each others' ideas.
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But Sondland said Trump had made clear that Giuliani was speaking on his behalf.
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Steny Hoyer, made clear why Democratic lawmakers weren't on board with pushing for impeachment.
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President Donald Trump made clear in 2018 that he doesn't much care for Europe.
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But as TB and Ebola have made clear, diseases are constantly evolving and spreading.
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At times, Pelosi made clear the freshmen do not speak for the full caucus.
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"The Special Counsel made clear that he did not exonerate the President," Nadler said.
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Mattis and Dunford also made clear the strikes had ended for the time being.
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But he made clear that he has a very different posture on key points.
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But she's made clear that her goal is to make history in other ways.
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GOP congressional leadership has made clear that it has moved on from the issue.
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The EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier made clear, however, he saw the sequence differently.
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Residents have made clear they consider the occupiers, mainly from Nevada and Arizona, outsiders.
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But the seriousness of the alleged offenses has not been made clear until now.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas has made clear his feelings about New York values.
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Still, federal trademark data made clear the Bob Barker Company owns the Meridian brand.
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Canada had already made clear the idea was a non-starter, said the source.
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State Police have made clear that they would like to interview Mr. Hussain, 62.
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On Wednesday, Bloomberg made clear where his money will now go: He endorsed Biden.
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Mr. Trump has made clear which people and groups are favored under his leadership.
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Mr. Cohen made clear in court that he was acting at Mr. Trump's behest.
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The president has made clear he does not see national harmony as his mission.
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He has made clear he wants a settlement by the end of the year.
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The summit's final statement made clear that climate change remained an area of contention.
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" And she made clear that I was disturbing her, and I said, "What's wrong?
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"But she always made clear: 'I don't build deadly walls,' " he recalled her saying.
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Fact checkers have made clear that he has a strained relationship with the truth.
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The pride T'Challa has in his home country is made clear in the movie.
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The Chinese made clear that Mr. Liu's visit was conditional on discussing the sanctions.
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But as the congressional testimony made clear, the data doesn't back up their stories.
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Pritchard said the exact source of the funds was never made clear to him.
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With the indictments, Mr. Mueller made clear that he was not to be underestimated.
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The president has made clear that he is frustrated by the rising border numbers.
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One example of how The New New Thing works is made clear with Splice.
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In announcing his hearings, Stennis made clear that he was swinging for the fences.
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This he made clear by periodically screwing up his face into a huge yawn.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, bankers made clear they've had enough.
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It was not immediately made clear why Bryant made the pact with his wife.
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But the White House has made clear it's not giving up on the project.
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Ginsburg has made clear in interviews that she would stay if her health holds.
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But the president made clear before leaving for Hawaii that he planned to respond.
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Democrats have made clear on the staff level, sources say, that is not enough.
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Still, as Williams's speech made clear, Trump has since become American capitalism's greatest mascot.
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Other introductory speakers made clear Biden has no intention of relinquishing the electability argument.
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"As I made clear, that is not the world we live in," she said.
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The kids are all right, these performances made clear, and so are the parents.
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Yet as Mr. Sanders made clear on Sunday, the primary has taken a turn.
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President Trump has made clear what we will do in response if they do.
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Henry made clear during the offseason that his contract status was not an issue.
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The appellate panel in Manhattan, quoting earlier opinions, made clear the doctrine's sweeping nature.
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Mr. Tillerson has made clear that he believes the State Department is badly mismanaged.
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But the merrymaking, as the man's striptease made clear, was already in full swing.
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The president made clear that he was no fan of the unannounced lineup change.
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On CNBC Monday, McConnell made clear that the Senate must consider articles of impeachment.
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By Friday, Pelosi relented and made clear she will transmit the letters next week.
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Erdogan also made clear Turkey would not halt its offensive despite the widespread condemnation.
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This week they made clear just how much they didn't like being one-upped.
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Cohen said Trump made clear at that meeting what he wanted him to say.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump made clear his annoyance when questioned about contacts with Russia.
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Sanchez has made clear his firm opposition to any referendum or attempt at secession.
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Students at UNC and UVA have made clear where their institutions have fallen short.
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And Richard Spencer's racism and anti-Semitism have helpfully been made clear — and undeniable.
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"But we have made clear we will support this new government," he told Reuters.
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On one hand, McConnell has made clear he'll defeat this when he gets it.
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Amazon made clear its intentions last year to stuff Alexa into everything it could.
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But the Saudis have made clear that this is not the agreement they want.
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Harris, Allbritton wrote, had "long made clear" that he wanted to return to reporting.
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And Bharara himself made clear earlier this month that McLean never worked for him.
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Meanwhile, liberal Democrats have made clear that they mean breaking up the large banks.
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Joseph Votel, the commander of U.S. forces in the central region, has made clear.
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But Lewandowski has made clear his testimony will be a defiant defense of Trump.
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CEO Jamie Dimon has made clear he sees plenty to emulate in Silicon Valley.
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She made clear that our society demands impossible choices from parents — and pretends otherwise.
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In the 2016 election, the American people made clear they want to as well.
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But Chen made clear that more was involved than just troubles with his boots.
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The political hazards for Republicans were made clear Monday when an off-script Sen.
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Trump later made clear he supported the U.S. intelligence community's findings about Russian meddling.
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But he made clear they would not operate under a United Nations peacekeeping mandate.
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And he made clear that he would try to put the blame on Democrats.
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Democratic negotiators made clear that they wouldn't back any compromise that gutted Planned Parenthood.
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They have made clear that they do not want many people to lose coverage.
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But as I hope I've made clear, this is really far from a cure.
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But as the IPCC has made clear, long shots are the only shots left.
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"As the president has made clear, he'd like the United States and the entire West to develop a more constructive relationship with Russia but he has also made clear that we will do what is necessary to confront Russia's destabilizing behavior," McMaster said.
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"I have made clear since becoming Prime Minister, and made clear to Parliament again today, my view, and the Government's position, that a further extension would damage the interests of the UK and our EU partners, and the relationship between us," Johnson wrote.
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But Mr. Haas made clear that "there is still room for sadness" in his music.
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" No, Gingrich marveled at what he made clear was "a huge night for Donald Trump.
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He also made clear that he wanted to show he could stick to his word.
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Beyond the numbers, Bungie has made clear that this was the direction it was headed.
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According to four sources, Pelosi also made clear her opposition to opening up impeachment proceedings.
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And she made clear that she has differences with Trump on the UN as well.
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Tusk made clear the discussions would focus on the future of the EU, not Britain.
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As was made clear in court, no one claims this heartbreaking incident involved Janssen's medicines.
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She has also made clear that she'd rather let the RS profile speak for itself.
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At the same time, Trump has made clear that he wants a weaker US dollar.
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Trump asked questions and made clear his admiration for intelligence community employees, the official added.
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In Thursday's statement, the North made clear it's sticking to its traditional stance on denuclearization.
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Apple has already made clear it intends to push further into non-hardware revenue streams.
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But Obama has now made clear that he doesn't have much sympathy for that argument.
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Authorities made clear, however, that they are bracing for the number of fatalities to climb.
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As Ferrera made clear, "Nasty rolls deep" in Colorado, which she has now christened #Hillorado.
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Juncker initially made clear his disapproval but said the Commission had no power to intervene.
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That's OK, as long as the enforcement responsibility is made clear and is generally understood.
|
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But Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere has made clear the federal government wants more influence.
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But Schiff made clear on NPR that the focus would be on the Trump campaign.
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Trump has made clear that aid to Palestinians is linked to their willingness to negotiate.
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In an interview with Variety today, Greenblatt made clear that AT&T has high expectations.
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In an interview in the Capitol, Brooks made clear that he would not abandon Mooney.
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In the days since, though, some of those employees have made clear they'd rather cooperate.
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Mr. Obama made clear over the weekend that meeting relatives of prisoners has an impact.
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Sanders made clear Friday that he would focus on making sure Trump did not win.
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Trump made clear on Wednesday that the administration is not ending the zero tolerance policy.
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By seizing the drone, it has made clear that two can play at being annoying.
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Yet the new prime minister soon made clear the scale of her ambitions for Britain.
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The Supreme Court ruling made clear "that type of hostility is not permissible," Sharp added.
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But Tuesday night made clear that her strong polling numbers have made her a target.
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She wasn't asked about abortion rights, but she made clear that she has an answer.
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" "Selfishness and irresponsibility will be made clear to the world, crippling the country's world leadership.
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As the prior administration's intelligence chiefs made clear, Russia wanted its meddling to be seen.
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But a Merkel ally, Volker Kauder, made clear the exit negotiations would not be easy.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has made clear his desire to see Clinton lose the election.
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The urgency of the mission was made clear on the first full day of activities.
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And it made clear that won't include vendors that work with candidates challenging incumbent Democrats.
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"We've made clear if you don't abide by this there will be sanctions," he said.
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Through it all, the Republican National Committee's delegates made clear: This is Trump's party now.
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He has made clear in the past that he is interested in the finance job.
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Draghi made clear that all decisions would be deferred to the ECB's December 8 meeting.
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And finally, Mr Ohtani had long made clear that he was not long for NPB.
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Voices across VC made clear that they were no longer willing to accept the unacceptable.
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Mr Trump has not made clear what governments might do to restart the aid flow.
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Bell was not pleased, as he made clear in a series of now deleted tweets.
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And that was made clear during recent mini-revolts at three separate schools in Milan.
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Apple has also made clear that health care is a key area of future growth.
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D'Amico said he's still frustrated that Cunanan's motive for killing Versace was never made clear.
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Administration officials have made clear in recent days that they are very focused on Iran.
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A white patrolman for reasons that were never made clear stopped me in my tracks.
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"It's a very strange reality that taking hormones has made clear to me," she said.
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But it has also made clear that UN sanctions are "not an end in themselves".
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But Trump doesn't appear satisfied with these developments, as he made clear Thursday on Twitter.
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And European leaders have made clear that it's this deal, or no deal at all.
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"The tweet most certainly does not," he concluded, noting "as was made clear just today."
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Saudi Foreign Minister Jubeir made clear that his country's troops would not go it alone.
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Merkel made clear after talks with Prime Minister Youssef Chahed that she needed Tunisia's cooperation.
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But the Speaker made clear he believed Trump should not interfere with the FBI probe.
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Trump's intel chief said he's made clear to the administration he will not politicize intelligence.
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U.S. officials have made clear that they advised the Saudi government not to execute Nimr.
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But his speech defining democratic socialism made clear he is not changing his underlying vision.
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What those kind of nights are ironizing is never actually made clear, never fully explained.
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Finally, Moses made clear what everyone else could sense about Stevenson's future in the ring.
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As the terms of reference for the Review made clear, these are matters for Parliament.
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It has been a long time since a president made clear that Americans expect respect.
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Yet, the activism against Kavanaugh made clear the deep emotional animosity that some voters feel.
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Waters's lengthy statement made clear that Democrats will not be on board with the bill.
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The attorney general has made clear he has no intention of leaving his post voluntarily.
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The office had made clear in its guidelines that a pardon does not establish innocence.
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It's made clear earlier in the movie that hyenas and lions have always been enemies.
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"The president has made clear that he is watching very carefully what's happening," Ross said.
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She made clear at the time, however, that the work was at a preliminary stage.
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Yet Spain and France have made clear that they oppose the EU negotiating with Scotland.
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As Thursday evening's church service made clear, however, Curry's true home is in the pulpit.
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But, as I've also made clear, it's an awfully difficult standing for politicians to achieve.
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The order also made clear that agency heads would be held accountable for information security.
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In his letter and during remarks on Thursday, Trump made clear the summit was off.
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The court's members made clear where they stood on fair-share fees in Friedrichs v.
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Cohen in recent weeks has made clear he is open to cooperating with US prosecutors.
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Still, Trump has made clear that the probe preoccupies him and he wants it gone.
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During her campaign, Tlaib made clear that if elected, she would push for Trump's impeachment.
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But Blackburn made clear she planned to remain in the race regardless of Corker's decision.
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Steinmeier, who kept a straight face, made clear: "A further delay isn't in anyone's interests".
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Davis made clear his client offered consumers the biggest bang for the anti-Trump buck.
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However, Jackson made clear she wouldn't allow changes to a trial date once it's finalized.
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It has not been made clear if Manafort will actually be placed in solitary confinement.
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And in any case, Iran has made clear that it's in no mood to talk.
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Schumer added that the inspector general report "made clear" that Comey mishandled the Clinton investigation.
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All that matters, the messaging from Washington has made clear, is judgment of the president.
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Democrats have their own fault lines, as the party's protracted 2016 primary battle made clear.
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It's not immediately made clear if the statement was in reference to a specific story.
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The power of this music, as Elizabeth King made clear, is its simplicity, its timelessness.
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Moon has made clear that while he values his American allies, he is nobody's pawn.
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While the vote was nonbinding, Mr. Erdogan made clear that he was angered by it.
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Sanders on Wednesday made clear he thinks he's still in the thick of the battle.
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Schiff already has made clear that he will fight any effort to bury Mueller's findings.
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Only then, he said, will Apple's rules about Ethereum Classic in particular be made clear.
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On Wednesday the Fed made clear that its plans had been delayed but not derailed.
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The prior critique of the Turkish leader, he made clear, had simply been too mild.
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But Bolton, this source said, made clear that this was not Kelly's decision to make.
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But Jenner also made clear that there were conflicting loyalties at play after Nicole's death.
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Graham has made clear how much he craves the influence that his supine praise brings.
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Whatever his decision, President Trump has rightly made clear that the status quo is unacceptable.
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Esper also made clear he will try to keep building accessible to the press corps.
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You can't say that any longer, as her fearless performance of the Verdi made clear.
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But the president made clear at the time that he wasn't worried about being infected.
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But Mr. Trump has made clear he will be the main voice on the coronavirus.
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Google subsequently made clear that the testing website was only in its initial testing phase.
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Biden made clear testing was a top priority, something the government needs to address immediately.
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Mr. Cosby's legal team has made clear it wants her to be a key witness.
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The White House had made clear that Trump's examination would not include a psychiatric exam.
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But he made clear that the Trump administration was seeking big changes in other ways.
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The jurors made clear virtually from the start that they were struggling to reach consensus.
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But Sullivan did not sound convinced, and instead made clear prison time was a possibility.
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Bill O'Reilly made clear what he thinks of sexual harassment more than a decade ago.
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The White House has made clear it's fighting any attempts to force McGahn to testify.
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Yet they made clear Sunday they did not want to confront American troops in Syria.
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On Wednesday morning, Robert S. Mueller III made clear that he was done with this.
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The surgeon made clear that, alternatively, she could choose a palliative approach to maintain comfort.
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As the smokers on the team made clear, they're well aware that they should quit.
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But Vázquez made clear on Thursday that she plans to stay as long as possible.
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A 1974 Supreme Court ruling made clear the contours of the doctrine of executive privilege.
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But the emissaries made clear that their orders had ultimately come from the crown prince.
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Rev3 recognizes these trends and has made clear that the third industrial revolution concerns all.
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McConnell has made clear he wants to deal with Schumer alone, not both Democratic leaders.
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Democrats made clear that they intend to focus on a potential threat to Roe v.
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And that is made clear in a new exhibition, "North: Fashioning Identity," which opened Nov.
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It was not made clear whether the dismissals had any connection to the Khashoggi case.
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Some walked off discreetly, but others made clear that Madrid's referendum ban had galvanized them.
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Central banks have made clear interest rates will stay near record lows for years more.
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But Mr. Franken has made clear that he intends to try to weather the accusations.
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But from his opening statement, Mr. Sessions made clear that he would frustrate their ambitions.
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And as the Supreme Court has made clear, threats of violence are not protected speech.
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The meeting with Trump made clear that broader FISA reforms were inevitable, according to attendees.
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Mr. Schumer has also made clear that he will make the fate of Roe v.
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Golden State made clear that it wanted to play fast, and Cleveland let it happen.
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Why the Saudis amended their side of the story on Monday was not made clear.
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But patience has worn thin — a shift made clear by the deal reached on Monday.
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The last two decades have made clear that even for America, war is never simple.
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The crawling pieces register well — the exertion and absurdity of the actions are made clear.
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On Wednesday, the White House budget office made clear how those assertions had shaped relief.
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Exactly how long a period of time that should be has never been made clear.
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The government also made clear that developers receiving these incentives must sell to whites only.
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Some senators made clear that they had expected to take up true sanctions by now.
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Schiff paraphrased the phone call for dramatic effect and made clear he was doing so.
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Within that framework, he has made clear his willingness to disagree with the White House.
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So, I certainly made clear that I think sending a message of unity is crucial.
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The NFLPA made clear its intentions to fight the policy when it was first enacted.
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Our roundtable participants made clear that childcare is a major obstacle to women becoming entrepreneurs.
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On Friday, Mr. Spencer made clear that he wanted to move forward with the proceedings.
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At the Internet Security Association conference, McCaul made clear hacking was not a partisan issue.
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Obama has made clear he views Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump's rhetoric as corrosive.
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This isn't a huge surprise -- McConnell had made clear he supported the President's four pillars.
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Heinrich made clear the incident was an act of vandalism and was not an accident.
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But Hong Kong's government has made clear it doesn't want the U.S. to get involved.
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He made clear that FAAs certification requirements must be 100% complete before return to service.
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That, so far, is one thing Mr. Trump has made clear he would not accept.
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A previous version of this story noted this was not made clear by the company.
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Mr. Sanders has made clear he would significantly increase income taxes on the wealthiest Americans.
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Mr. Putin, however, has made clear that his priority is to end the Syrian war.
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Tillerson broke with the administration and made clear he believed Russia was behind the attack.
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Still, Ms. Willets, 38, wishes it had been made clear that either parent was welcome.
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But if he had anything to do with the hospital itself, that isn't made clear.
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But his support is not unconditional, a point he has made clear in recent months.
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The policy made clear that employees who provided valuable information were to be financially rewarded.
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After all, McConnell himself repeatedly made clear his opposition to Trump declaring a national emergency.
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Macron steered clear of geopolitics in his speech, but made clear the battle would continue.
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Both have made clear they're willing and capable of jointly coordinating in achieving that goal.
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That fact had been made clear to Eugenia and me as we reported this situation.
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Sadly, the past three years of the President's conduct have made clear that it isn't.
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In an interview, Ms. Turner made clear that she had an unambiguous, and familiar, focus.
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But Trump has made clear that only "real friends" of the U.S. will avoid tariffs.
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And he made clear that he did not share his nominee's professed affinity for beer.
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Mr. Mattis, for his part, made clear that his criticism of Russia had not changed.
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Something in me happened, and it made clear the fact that I work for him.
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As Deng Xiaoping made clear in the 1980s, it can concentrate resources in priority areas.
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In previous comments, Trump has not made clear what kind of measure he would support.
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Trump has already made clear that he has no plans to make this fight easy.
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Even then, Britain's monarchy is not beyond reproach—as Prince Andrew has recently made clear.
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He won't be moving to Washington, Mr. Thiel made clear in an interview Wednesday afternoon.
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That left immigrants from Asian nations in the lurch—deliberately, as Congress soon made clear.
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Kamala Harris made clear on Tuesday that she believes President Donald Trump is a racist.
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But he made clear that he viewed any such inquiry as illegitimate from the start.
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It's possible that because Justice League's narrative is so scrambled, this wasn't fully made clear.
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At the time, the attorney general's office made clear that it was reviewing the matter.
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Crown Prince Naruhito has made clear that he intends to follow in his father's footsteps.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin made clear Washington's tariff action was such a legitimate defense.
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The emails he released in January made clear that his advisers were downplaying the situation.
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The Justice Department has made clear, at least internally, that it is preparing for additional litigation.
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One thing is made clear to everyone in Ahmad's position: it's crucial to get a job.
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As she has made clear many times before, Kourtney Kardashian is the queen of home decor.
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Pat Roberts is retiring in 2020 -- and Kobach has already made clear he's considering a run.
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Michael Flynn doesn't want anything to do with the raging Russian brouhaha ... that he made clear.
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The source said campaign associates made clear Christie was not to be used for this purpose.
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Nothing offscreen has changed for this pair, who have made clear they're just really good friends.
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Democrats have made clear they want the election to be about issues and not about Trump.
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But one of the group's founders in Kemi, Mika Ranta, made clear immigration was the focus.
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Those ambitions were made clear in 1999 with the purchase of US investment bank Bankers Trust.
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Leaders in both chambers have made clear they will not allow the debt ceiling to lapse.
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It has not made clear whether it believes all must be in place before Britain leaves.
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They said executives made clear they didn't want shows that venture into religious subjects or politics.
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But as Manuel made clear in his response, he stans HBP for one very specific reason.
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Although Trump made clear one place he wants to beef up spending is at the Pentagon.
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When thinking about her son's struggles, Katie, like many mothers, made clear that she feels alone.
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The owner made clear the business doesn't share any of Hovater's views and doesn't tolerate hate.
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That will be lead by a career officer and not a political appointee, Clapper made clear.
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Democrats have made clear they'll consider any stonewalling to be a tacit admission of presidential wrongdoing.
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Nintendo has made clear some items can't be found through standard means in the game itself.
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Poloz has made clear that any future rate hikes or cuts will be heavily data dependent.
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The Turks have made clear they will not allow a Kurdish military presence near their border.
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In "The Path Made Clear," Ms. O illuminates the path toward self-discovery and personal contentment.
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The NFL has made clear that Atlanta's potential hosting of the Super Bowl is at risk.
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Yet the familiar chorus of "We're Not Gonna Take It" made clear that teachers weren't done.
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MIKE POMPEO: Well, the President has made clear that at the right time negotiations are important.
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"The Americans have certainly made clear that they expect more from the German military," said Beyer.
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Mr. Gagosian made clear that his dispute is with the Qataris' representative, not the royal family.
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Ms. Jewell's department made clear that it would take climate change into account during the review.
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Mr Cameron made clear the decision on when to trigger Article 50 is for his successor.
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However, Prime Minister Rajoy made clear that his government considered ETA as nothing more than criminals.
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Twitter on Friday made clear that it was stepping up its fight to stem that tide.
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Japan has made clear its desire for a stronger group solution at this G-20 meeting.
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Where do you think those dragons go once the betrayal from King's Landing is made clear?
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On November 7th the central government made clear that it was in no mood for farce.
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The actual regulatory language will be made clear in an intentions paper due later this month.
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But he also made clear that both were definitely possible — and that the odds were rising.
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Still, Facebook made clear that it expected to incur significant new costs because of this expansion.
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But more often he didn't, and Trump has made clear he didn't care for the effort.
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The Bank of Canada has made clear that it has no intention of cutting interest rates.
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There is one key point that should be made clear to all would-be retirees, however.
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General Jack Keane made clear that China wants to be the super power of the world.
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And as the Commerce Department has made clear, they're considering exemptions that don't impact national security.
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In the interview on Wednesday, Rubio made clear he does not currently hold any presidential ambitions.
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The other three have made clear they need to do well in New Hampshire to continue.
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And whether you like her or not, Hillary Clinton has made clear she is mentally impaired.
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But he made clear that that will hinge on London getting a trade agreement with Brussels.
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Ted Cruz — a position he has made clear to the White House and Senate Republican leaders.
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Subsequent court filings have made clear that Flynn's early cooperation encouraged others to cooperate as well.
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And as the president has repeatedly made clear, he will not be telegraphing his military responses.
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This was the first time the global lender made clear the positive effect of removing tariffs.
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The administration has made clear its preference for bilateral deals over larger regional deals like TPP.
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Alexander has made clear that this legislation, which faces its own struggles, is his top priority.
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It's something Gomez has made clear since revealing she had been diagnosed with lupus in 2015.
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He's made clear -- in the face of much criticism -- that he isn't going to stop tweeting.
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The official made clear there were limits to the rapprochement between Iran and the United States.
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For one thing, Twitter hasn't made clear exactly what criteria its algorithm will take into account.
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Until those changes happen, I think it has been made clear this is his preferred approach.
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Everything else, as Trump himself made clear in the interview with Holt, is just window-dressing.
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However, Di Maio made clear he did not believe the League had received cash from Moscow.
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U.S. officials also made clear in July their concern about Sudan's suspected ties to North Korea.
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But the source made clear that, given Trump's dissatisfaction with the company, policy changes were possible.
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The novelty has worn off and the limited utility of the technology has been made clear.
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Rob Portman, R-Ohio, has made clear "repeal-only" is not a satisfactory option for him.
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McConnell made clear views Russian President Vladimir Putin as more of an adversary than a friend.
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Some senior SPD members have made clear that they will not let Merkel hold them hostage.
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Trump himself has made clear he has no plans to abandon his avid use of Twitter.
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Bush's campaign has also already made clear it will be targeting Kasich in the days ahead.
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"We respect an independent judiciary," the Speaker, the co-head of the legislative branch, made clear.
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This week, one of those consultancies made clear its interest in taking on the creative industry.
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France continues to be "extremely attached" to its relationship with Gabon, the foreign ministry made clear.
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Trump doubts the science behind climate change, a position he has made clear during the campaign.
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But both Pakistani officials said the IMF had made clear its frustration earlier in the week.
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The United States has made clear it does not see a role for Western combat troops.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has made clear that he's trying to reassemble the old Soviet Union.
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The President made clear Tuesday, however, that he doesn't require an aide to drive that message.
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Still the account made clear that Fed officials want markets to take the possibility more seriously.
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Ohr later noted that Steele made clear he wanted to stop a Trump presidency from happening.
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" Harris also made clear that "alliance commitments to South Korea remain ironclad and have not changed.
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"The President has also made clear to me that he wants this solved diplomatically," Tillerson said.
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"They added: "The PM has made clear to Sir Kim that he has her full support.
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"Look, the president's made clear that we support Christians, that we support the Kurds," Sanders said.
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It was not immediately made clear if the statement was in reference to a specific story.
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By electing Trump and nominating Moore, the Republicans have made clear their stance on this issue.
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But he made clear he was less than pleased that another partisan bill was gaining momentum.
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WILBUR ROSS: Well, the President has made clear that he is watching very carefully what's happening.
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It is vital that incentives like these be made clear to policymakers and business owners everywhere.
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And in a statement on Thursday, the department made clear that it supported the final decision.
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Both have made clear they need to see specific things done before they support the proposal.
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Democrats have made clear their fight will center primarily on two things: abortion and health care.
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And he will not restrain himself, as he made clear to UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
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While he spoke highly of Mr. Kaine, he made clear that they had big policy differences.
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Orrin Hatch's retirement, made clear that if elected he would not walk in lockstep with Trump.
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Past US administrations have made clear to China that the two issues would remain fundamentally disentangled.
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Flake's retirement is a victory for Trump, who had made clear he wanted the senator out.
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It was not immediately made clear whether Spicer has responded to any offers from the show.
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The midterms made clear that the GOP will face very real political costs for this presidency.
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Regional editors at the internet publication made clear that their loyalties lie with Bannon over Trump.
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She said Saudi Arabia's energy minister has made clear that reducing U.S. shipments was an option.
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On Tuesday in Brussels, Pompeo made clear that NATO is now looking to Russia to act.
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He then made clear that if they don't, well, perhaps they shouldn't sleep well at night.
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But Sessions made clear he authorized Rosenstein to remain in charge of the politically charged probe.
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Asked about the prime minister's remarks, the official made clear that no such shift was imminent.
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She recently made clear that she will oppose the TPP after the election and as president.
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The Trump administration has made clear that its "America First" approach prioritizes economic and security interests.
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This month has made clear that public pressure is working when it comes to facial recognition.
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But even then it's unlikely that the full trade-off has been made clear to you.
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President Donald Trump, however, has it made clear that he has no intention of removing Conway.
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Americans across the political spectrum have made clear that liberty and security are not mutually exclusive.
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Tehran has threatened to retaliate, and Israel has made clear that it's prepared to keep fighting.
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Clinton who has made clear that he wishes to hurt her chances of winning the presidency.
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But the fund's draft agreement made clear that it can't cover President Donald Trump's legal bills.
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As the president made clear in his State of the Union, that is his bottom line.
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As she made clear in her Golden Globes speech, Oprah knows the unique power she represents.
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But immediately afterward, his administration made clear the change was not as drastic as he'd stated.
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But Mr. Trump made clear he would happily go after Mr. Biden if he emerges, too.
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February employment numbers released Friday morning made clear the strong pre-virus state of the economy.
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Trump and other top Republicans have made clear that they plan to continue their racialized strategy.
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But he made clear at the news conference that he will not seek to run again.
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It's made clear that everyone has received hate, but these women's messages run the full gamut.
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In decisions in the spring of 1937 they made clear they would stop blocking economic measures.
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He made clear early on that it was a negotiation between Pelosi and the White House.
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Then again, as his coronavirus remarks made clear, not having plans is sort of Trump's thing.
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But Germany made clear that Berlin viewed such measures as damaging to the country's steel industry.
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But an SDF denial swiftly made clear it was not quite prepared to declare victory yet.
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He has made clear that he would run the country based on his evangelical Christian beliefs.
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May, in addressing MPs after her stunning defeat, made clear that she welcomed such a motion.
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We're told to work, but it's not made clear initially where or how that should happen.
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Twitter has made clear that Mr. Trump veers wildly from subject to subject, fight to fight.
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And he made clear that he was going to try to put the blame on Democrats.
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Then, that August, Mr. Mnuchin made clear that Tubman's future on the bill was in doubt.
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Two Australian ministers, including Mr. Morrison, made clear their concern over security risks from foreign companies.
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Yet conservative Republicans made clear they have no appetite for providing billions of dollars to insurers.
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Trump's tweet on Wednesday made clear that trade between the two nations will not be impacted.
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The man who got her pregnant made clear he had no interest in being a father.
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The savings, they made clear, were meant to keep them out of their old bedrooms permanently.
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In those conversations, LaPierre made clear the NRA's stance on renewed calls for expanded background checks.
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Elizabeth Warren have made clear they will demand concessions from any big business accepting federal aid.
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The #MeToo movement has made clear why some women did not come forward about sexual assault.
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And there was one other thing Stewart made clear on Thursday: he will not be rushed.
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Judge Wood made clear that she expected the senator to find himself facing incarceration once more.
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But ahead of the vote, the Tennessee Republican made clear he would go against the motion.
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They made clear, however, that the White House's lack of participation is based on current circumstances.
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During this dinner, just months before those elections, he made clear he was privately cheering it.
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Trump has made clear that he doesn't view the fight against Assad as a U.S. priority.
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But he said justice would only be served once General Dostum's fate had been made clear.
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They made clear, with a few exceptions, that their beef was with Democrats, not with her.
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He has already made clear that he is wholly opposed to migrants being received in Europe.
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Trump on Saturday made clear that Daniels was right -- he was never party to the deal.
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" McCain on Tuesday also called for American policy toward Russia to be made "clear and unequivocal.
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It made clear the resolve not only of America's leaders but more importantly the American people.
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It contained no moral judgments and made clear that action against the President rested with Congress.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, made clear she wouldn't decide until she had studied all the evidence.
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She said the man guarding the door made clear the consequences if they tried to escape.
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President Trump has repeatedly made clear his view that the Iran deal was a diplomatic debacle.
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Team Trump has made clear that it will adopt an unusually aggressive posture toward the press.
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Those details won't be made clear until all the testimony is heard, likely late Tuesday afternoon.
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Jeremiah W. Johnson, one of those killed, had already made clear that he and Staff Sgt.
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On Wednesday, European Union officials made clear that they expected Italy to meet its financial obligations.
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It's a smart idea that many in the creative community have made clear is long overdue.
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And he made clear that the Trump administration will use the UN gathering to rally support.
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As the whistleblower made clear: Every day Trump is in office, our democracy is less safe.
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Yet he has already made clear his determination to block any investigation that gets too close.
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The standoff here at San Miguel Arcángel Church made clear that no place is a sanctuary.
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However, Taylor made clear that the defense is hoping there won't be a trial at all.
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Pence, who has largely skirted Trump controversies, made clear on Thursday that he stood by Trump.
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But she made clear that she believes a thorough investigation is unlikely to occur before Monday.
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But he made clear he preferred a nondenominational religious leader who had experience with family life.
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The ECHR made clear that despite its decision, it was not demanding the release of Viola.
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Mueller, in his final report, had made clear Manafort and Kilimnik discussed swaying Trump on Ukraine.
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Similarly, the UN made clear that while its investigation indicated these results, attribution is not certain.
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Another challenge the annual grosses made clear: The season was not great, financially, for nonmusical plays.
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Mr. Graham also made clear that Republicans could well become the target of cyberattacks next time.
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He also noted that Trump has "made clear" how disappointed he would be if testing resumed.
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"The president has also made clear to me that he wants this solved diplomatically," Tillerson said.
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By then, Ms. McCaskill had made clear she believed in a 60-vote threshold for confirmation.
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But Trump quickly made clear, through words and deeds, that the old standards no longer applied.
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Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst have made clear connections between Tibbetts' death and US immigration policy.
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A day later, he once again made clear he was not satisfied with the Saudi explanation.
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The British were furious, but Mr. Trump made clear that he saw no reason to apologize.
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Many Republicans have already made clear they won't be constrained by what's in the House bill.
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He has made clear he is willing to listen to his critics and learn from them.
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And he made clear that everything Maduro's challengers are doing is being closely coordinated with Washington.
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And Motorola executives has made clear they are extremely confident in the phone's unique hinge system.
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And yet, as made clear by a murder in 3.53, even segregation was no certain sanctuary.
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Ushering Attenborough to speak just after him, William made clear his preference for the official name.
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Sanders made clear on Wednesday that Trump continues to support Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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" He also said, however, that the Trump administration made clear the "need to strengthen ethics programs.
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The Founders of our country made clear their concerns about impeachment being a purely partisan exercise.
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In other words, could, as the White House has made clear it wants, Hunter Biden testify?
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President Obama has made clear he is going to yield to others in delivering that message.
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But as she stepped before the grieving crowd, Feinstein made clear her sentiments on that day.
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"I made clear to the government that UNHCR policy is against detaining asylum seekers," Grandi said.
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The other source said Clinton made clear that "we should explore other options" than firing Strider.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The telephone's caller ID made clear the boss was on the line.
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President Trump has also made clear what the social priorities are for the GOP in 2018.
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But on Thursday, the Pentagon made clear that it does not consider a tweet an order.
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But Trump aides made clear that the president still wanted to see action on health care.
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She mentioned her concerns to her social worker and made clear the severity of the problem.
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Schiff has made clear he wants to protect the anonymity of the whistleblower and his sources.
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This quickly made clear to me that their due diligence work could actually benefit our firm.
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He made clear he will not try to change Mr. Trump, as other aides have tried.
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