But leaders are also making clear they don't support impeachment.
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Those lawmakers are making clear they will fight the cut.
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There are also Medicaid laws making clear who must be covered.
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But they're also making clear they don't support that approach, either.
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WE HAVE SOME WORK TO DO, BUT WE'RE MAKING CLEAR PROGRESS.
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The school paper covered the loss, making clear that Shaira killed herself.
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News reports from across the country are making clear that's not true.
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Colter understands this, making clear the pain and burden this man carries.
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Then, he upped the stakes, making clear that Martinez still doesn't back Trump.
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We're starting to understand what we need to do and making clear decisions there.
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Making clear requests (not officious demands) is the way to bring back the love.
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Other insurers followed that announcement by making clear their commitment to the ObamaCare marketplaces.
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But he also ran an ad making clear his lack of support for her.
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But she is making clear that she is deeply troubled by Dr. Blasey's story.
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Barry Berke is showing inadvertently making clear how ineffective Congress is at questioning witnesses.
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Throughout the process, the key is making clear that you're there for your kid.
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By making clear a variety of ways of being human, and not taking for
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In court, he distanced himself from the accusation, making clear he had no evidence.
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The problem is that many Europeans are making clear they prefer the exact opposite.
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Afghan military commanders have agreed, making clear they want and expect continued U.S. military help.
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Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran says not making clear, unwavering eye contact is a big mistake.
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But Sanders himself is making clear that he himself does not want to alienate them.
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Making clear the matter is no joke, some comedians took on a serious tone yesterday.
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And finished his day in Arizona making clear there's no "softening" in his immigration stance.
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The speaker is not apologizing for her decision — and is making clear it was deliberate.
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The Trump presidency is making clear that it's time for each of us to choose.
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He quickly recalibrated, issuing a statement making clear he did not support Mr. Trump's impeachment.
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Top aides have echoed the message, while making clear there's no agreement on a plan.
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But Democrats are making clear that this report becoming public isn't the end of this investigation.
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"We need your action in making clear that misguided and inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated."
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And he's making clear that he wants that to extend that to undocumented immigrants as well.
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It was a way of making clear "that they were going to protect women," she added.
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She used a racial expletive in making clear she would not serve Jones and his party.
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French authorities imposed a two-week lockdown, however making clear the confinement would likely be extended.
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We must pass a bill making clear Trump can&apost start a war without a vote.
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In court, he distanced himself from the accusation against Schembri, making clear he had no evidence.
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In court, he distanced himself from the accusation against Schembri, making clear he had no evidence.
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These include making clear that the statement "last room available!" only referred to offers by Booking.
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Mr. Beckman agreed to be interviewed, making clear that he believed that he did nothing wrong.
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Critics, however, point out that the book contains a note making clear that it is nonfiction.
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Stone has also told reporters that he expects to be indicted but without making clear why.
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Costs will be displayed for every option, making clear the trade-offs between speed, comfort and price.
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Tillerson blamed the reports on Washington back-biting, making clear that he sees himself as an outsider.
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Trump last week tweeted about expanding America's nuclear weapons stockpile, without making clear what inspired his remark.
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By making clear that they won't vote for Trump, they intend to throw the election her way.
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He pitched the idea to Anzaldo, making clear he would not film her time in a clinic.
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Indonesian carrier Lion Air issued a statement making clear that it is unrelated to Manila-based Lionair.
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The script is making clear that they are real friends, intimates: They've been living together for years.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo complicated matters by making clear that he considered the Taliban themselves terrorists.
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One thing this discovery is making clear, however, is the need to protect regions around the Antarctic Peninsula.
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Now, the governor is making clear he's not going to be intimidated by President Obama's big government either.
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"As these discussions go forward, we'll certainly be making clear the type of program we prefer," she says.
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His or her job is to isolate those people, making clear that their views are odious and unwelcome.
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Narrowing down areas of disagreement and making clear those points on which both sides agree to reassure people.
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However, London police issued a statement after the Swedish announcement making clear Assange was still wanted by them.
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Philosophy is less about achieving a new kind of knowledge, more about making clear what we already know.
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In recent days, Trump administration officials have applied the brakes, making clear the withdrawal will not happen quickly.
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He said that framework couldn't be filled out without, Kim "making clear his intent to denuclearize," Pompeo said.
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And, as courts are making clear, he cannot deny Congress the information it needs to investigate that lawlessness.
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Leaders in many countries, she said, need to be united in making clear that with profit comes responsibility.
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To encourage retaking, the study's authors recommend making clear to low-income students that fee waivers are available.
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EU lawmakers want to go further by making clear distinctions between what is sustainable and what is not.
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That means keeping it short, to the point and making clear what you need (if anything) in response.
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His quadriceps visibly tensed—making clear that he has regained some control over the muscles below his waist.
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He basically really debunked Sondland's version of events by making clear how explicit the quid pro quo was.
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In appointing a stocks specialist to run bond trading, Morgan Stanley is making clear where its focus lies.
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But they&aposre really not making clear what they would replace it with or how they would fix it.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor dissented, making clear they would have left the 7th Circuit's decision intact.
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Rarely do the prosecution's notes come to light as they did in his case, making clear the discriminatory intent.
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The agency said it had information making clear that significant efforts were required to restore business processes once infected.
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Harris issued controversial bulletin guidelines to California law enforcement "making clear they could not hold immigrants indefinitely," Suvor said.
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Warren put her own stamp on it, making clear what she believes is at the root of the problem.
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But Republicans are making clear that they remain opposed and will not accept changes in the next Congress. Sen.
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It now is making clear that it's willing to pause from raising rates and will monitor incoming economic data.
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And making clear that if they fail, they have to be able to work it out on their own.
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This became so frequent that John himself had to give an interview making clear that he didn't support Trump.
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Recent tax cuts only add insult to injury, making clear the role of public policy in redistributing income upward.
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The State Department issued guidance on the sanctions late Friday, making clear that they target new Russian sovereign debt.
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But more importantly, making clear that there is not a single subject that is not affected by technological developments.
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It is aimed at quieting nervous markets and making clear that the Obamacare market will exist beyond this year.
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In a lawyerly way, Hasen spends three chapters dismissing the possible objections to his approach, making clear the advantages.
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"That involves policing and enforcing their own and making clear that these views are outside the mainstream," he said.
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Meanwhile, Xi penned a letter to Trump following the talks encouraging further cooperation, but making clear that disagreements remained.
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The director of "Dazed and Confused" and other Hollywood hits is making clear his dislike for presidential hopeful Sen.
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House leadership is making clear that it will take extreme action to prevent another assault on the democratic process.
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The candidates' role is to burnish their own images, while making clear just how bad their individual opponents are.
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"I've been in contact with potential buyers, making clear that the government stands ready to help," Javid told parliament.
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Pompeo seems to be making clear, at least in public, that his views are aligned with Trump's, they said.
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It does, of course, leave Democrats with a job to do, of making clear that it is moral rights, human rights that are at stake here; of making clear why recognizing transgender rights is not a threat; and of working through the details of policy proposals regarding the impact on health care, etc.
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The United States Constitution's preamble begins quite tellingly with the words "We the people," making clear that it's a democracy.
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For his part, Sanders is making clear that he feels footsteps, suddenly painting Warren as more of an establishment candidate.
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" Buttigieg added that he "definitely (gets) fired up talking about these issues and making clear where I stand and why.
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"It's gotten better," he said, making clear again that his new media and fan-friendly persona goes only so far.
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"The president is making clear that the special counsel should not move outside the scope of the investigation," she said.
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Mr Speaker, I want to end by making clear that my commitment to the 31 October date for our exit.
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Despite all this, he did it anyway, making clear that right-wing ideology is far more important than protecting lives.
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Trump doubled down on the comments Sunday night, making clear to whom his comments were directed in his initial tweet.
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In the battle between Trump and McConnell, most GOP senators are making clear their loyalties lie with the Senate leader.
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"We will hear from him," Cummings told CNN's Manu Raju, making clear that Congress cannot allow witnesses to be intimidated.
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ANC MP Makhosi Khoza chose Nelson Mandela's birthday on Tuesday to denounce Zuma, making clear she would break party ranks.
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To pile on the embarrassment, he accidentally smacks her in the face, making clear the menacing nature of his alcoholism.
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The president's budget quickly antagonized Democrats while making clear the contours of how he plans to run for re-election.
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Mr. Trump pressed the point on Saturday, making clear that Russia's annexation of Crimea should not stand in the way.
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But, he went a step further -- making clear that he believed what Mueller and Rosenstein were doing was undermining America.
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But that he will get his wall money some other way -- without making clear what "some other way" actually is.
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The President is making clear he will not tame the incendiary political mood that his critics warn is fostering violence.
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"I have to go to meetings, to counseling, to probation appointments," he said, making clear that he was not complaining.
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A federal political fix will not happen without making clear that politicians will be held accountable for betraying your privacy.
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I think you're right, Wesley, in that she's making clear her claims to her old identity even in this new space.
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Trump surrogates took to the Sunday morning shows this weekend, making clear that they saw this battle as far from over.
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"The only thing is we can't let them have nuclear weapons," Trump said, after making clear he is willing to talk.
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Then, two days into testing, it completely broke, making clear that this is not a product ready for today's phone buyers.
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Following the bill's introduction Monday, Wolf issued a statement making clear he would veto it should it pass the state legislature.
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At the most, activists distance themselves from free-market fundamentalism only by making clear how much inequality undermines human rights themselves.
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But CNN is making clear that it won't seek to hire Spicer as a contributor, a network spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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A court in Frankfurt said that it banned the defendant from publishing reviews on Amazon without making clear their commercial background.
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Instead, Trump held open the prospect of a successful meeting, while making clear that the U.S. pressure campaign remained in force.
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That means talking up the evils they contain and making clear what may come if those behind them are not confronted.
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Trump is making clear he intends to succeed on taxes where his effort to repeal Obamacare failed – by working with Democrats.
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While also making clear that she's aware of the privacy concerns European parliamentarians are raising vis-a-vis the Trump presidency.
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Wade decision, his campaign released a sweeping statement making clear that he stands with women in the fight for abortion access.
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A flurry of arrests followed, cementing Russian rule and making clear that lingering pro-Ukrainian views would be seen as sedition.
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Trump held out for months on making clear his intention to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal before formally doing so.
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McConnell laid out the two scenarios to reporters on Tuesday, making clear that no decisions have been made at this point.
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"There are many options" for Iran, Trump told reporters late last week, making clear that military action is one of them.
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The play baffled the Ravens, who felt the Patriots weren't making clear who was eligible and ineligible (as are NFL rules).
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"When Everything Changed" recounts the exhilarating accomplishments of the women's movement while making clear that much still needs to be done.
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By December 2018, Avenatti had ended his never-started presidential bid, making clear that his family didn't want him to run.
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Pelosi is also making clear she thinks the topic is getting undue attention, at the expense of more important legislative endeavors.
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During the ovation, Mr. Gilbert held up the score to the symphony: Bernstein, he was making clear, was the real star.
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And that&aposs the thing, is like what Trump is trying to say in making clear, that&aposs not what we want.
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And by refusing to even take the test, my mom was making clear what her choice would be, regardless of the outcome.
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With this latest hire, Initialized Capital is making clear that it recognizes the importance culture plays at startups from an early stage.
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It also needs to be more transparent, suggests Mr Anderson, making clear how success is measured, and should involve more young Muslims.
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Then, the president began shaping the parameters of an agreement -- starting with making clear what kind of deal he would not cut.
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Mr Xi's reforms had done away with the distinction by making clear that the party was an essential element of the government.
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" On Robert Mueller: "The president is making clear that the special counsel should not move outside of the scope of the investigation.
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An important part of surveys is ensuring anonymity as well as making clear that an employee's concerns will be followed up on.
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It really all comes down to McCain and Murkowski: Aides and senators are making clear what we all assumed -- it's on Sens.
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With Republican Karen Handel emerging victorious on Tuesday, Republicans are making clear that they'll stick with this strategy in the 2018 midterms.
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At the top of their list: Republican voters are making clear that support for Trump is a key litmus test (The Hill).
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The establishment of a special commission or select committee suggests added import, making clear the subject is a matter of grave significance.
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Ultimately, the greatest accomplishment of "Hotbox" is that it's careful to separate catering from restaurant work, making clear how different they are.
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"My brother is still alive as long as Versace is alive," she declares, making clear that the brand has transcended the man.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis announced his resignation on Thursday, making clear that he opposed the Syria withdrawal, along with other presidential actions.
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The Electoral Commision has advised polling stations to display a notice making clear that photography of any kind is not permitted inside.
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But the women fell harder than the men, making clear that there is still a double standard for male and female leaders.
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But the White House put the brakes on, making clear that it would not endorse any such move before the Israeli elections.
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But some student advocates say colleges are often not making clear how to opt out or even how much students are saving.
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Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia went further, making clear that while Russia supported the resolution, it wasn't entirely satisfied with the council's approach.
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B.A. teams and two all-defensive teams without ever making clear that he can be the best player on a championship team.
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"I understand the penalty comes with potential ousting from the Senate," Booker said in making clear he planned to break the rules.
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When it comes to making clear decisions about what to protect, the temptation is to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
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Behind the scenes, Ryan is making clear that his biggest goal in 2016 is now helping save an increasingly endangered House GOP majority.
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"I will be making clear to President Trump that intelligence that is shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secure," May said.
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"This is an important victory for the rule of law, making clear that there is one set of rules for everyone," she said.
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Sullivan said Uber made a mistake by asking for more information from users without making clear what value Uber would offer in return.
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We made a mistake last fall by asking for more information from riders without making clear what value we would offer in return.
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That by making clear he won with more than 300 electoral votes, someone like Turnbull or Pena Nieto will accede to his wishes.
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TO for its pricing practices and making clear that she is willing to take steps to end them, according to Hillary for America.
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"Germany and France are making clear that to solve future questions, we need more, not less cooperation," German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said.
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Despite making clear their opposition to the above demands, Canada and Mexico will not walk away from the negotiating table, these people said.
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To help end uncertainty, Ottawa will lay down criteria making clear which projects will require permits, LeBlanc's ministry said in a briefing document.
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Harry also spoke about unwanted media attention that the royal family face, making clear that he blames the press for his mother's death.
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"The popular vote would have been a lot easier," he said, making clear that his Electoral College triumph was the truly remarkable one.
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To open a door to more settled, positive and clear relations with China, deterring adventurism and making clear our own capability and resolve.
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She has been tart tongued and sharp elbowed when it comes to defending Israel, making clear that there's a new sheriff in town.
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With this pick, though, Trump is making clear that he's looking ahead to a potential presidency and who can best help him succeed.
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The Trump administration should speak with one voice to its Arab allies, making clear that an attack on Al Hudaydah is a disaster.
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Gates is narrating an abstract tale of Chicago's past, present, and future, making clear the reverence and care he has for its minutiae.
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Weinstein himself repeats that sentiment in the email, making clear reference to the former NYPD lead detective who's been accused of witness tampering.
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In the interim, Republicans are making clear that bucking Trump and McConnell would freeze up the Senate for weeks and crater other priorities.
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Any user who tweets content promoting terrorism, making "clear and direct" threats of violence, and posting private information are all subject to ban.
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But they are not making clear plans for the much larger emissions reductions needed to meet internationally agreed climate goals, the researchers said.
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And the time is right to offer China a real carrot by making clear that our aim is no longer a unified peninsula.
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You do it by celebrating the growing economy that Barack Obama reignited and Trump continued, while making clear that it still needs work.
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House Democrats are also making clear to the courts that they are conducting an official impeachment inquiry, which could have concrete legal ramifications.
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He's making clear that even though these documents are eventually procurable publicly, that somebody doesn't want him here," Conway said on "Fox & Friends.
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What Warren is making clear here is that she won't make the same mistake, that she will be (and already is) ready. 4.
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Anyone who says, "the climate is always changing," without making clear that current developments are new, concerning, and very real, is not being honest.
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Teddy snaps back, making clear that if Owen didn't always move on so quickly from woman-to-woman (he really does) she would have.
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She later met with European G20 leaders who promised to present a united front in Hamburg, while making clear they preferred compromise to conflict.
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But a number of companies in industries ranging from financial services to agriculture are making clear that migration is crucial in its own right.
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Unnatural Selection is at its best when it showcases the disagreements among biohackers themselves, making clear that the DIY biology community is not monolithic.
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The DCCC quickly moved staffers into the district, making clear it was prepared to spend money in a region national Democrats have largely avoided.
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But beyond provoking a "no duh" response, studies like this can become fuel for action, by making clear that yes, there is a problem.
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She even called herself "an activist citizen and part of the residence," making clear where she stands in relation to the Trump administration's policies.
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But even in her privilege, she's making clear that not all experiences of motherhood are the same, and that's vital, if often underreported, information.
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No tie-up talks with FCA are ongoing as of today, Senard also said - while making clear he would still support a revived deal.
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Now he is making clear that if not for Tillerson, Mattis and Kelly, Trump would be leading the nation -- and the world -- into chaos.
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Adding to the troubles for GOP leadership, Senate Republicans are making clear that the legislation will have to be changed to pass their chamber.
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GOP leaders are making clear they want to make progress on one of Trump's key campaign promises within the first year of his administration.
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Republicans are making clear that they aren't inclined to believe Ford — and many, like Toomey, don't see the need to even hear from Ramirez.
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In the days leading up to Priebus' departure, Scaramucci railed against the former Republican National Committee chairman, making clear that he wanted him out.
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Ms. Raice, who was 31 at the time, eventually agreed, but only after making clear that "I'm not hooking up with you," she wrote.
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Others are holding universities to account, making clear that it is their responsibility to make sure students and others are safe from workplace predators.
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But going forward, he said, the social network is going to "focus more on communicating our principles" and making clear what it stands for.
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"That is really what our caucus's Better Way agenda is all about: making clear what we are for and solving America's challenges," Messer said.
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By targeting the vast audience of football fans, the Headspace team was making clear its belief that meditation is something with mass commercial appeal.
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The defense team will reuse the witness' statements, making clear to the jurors that they should doubt Manafort's crimes were his alone, done willfully.
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But for months, Mr. Trump has mocked Ms. DeVos to other aides, making clear that he considers her expendable, according to West Wing officials.
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Check. Attacks on free trade, vowing to better protect the US border, and making clear that he didn't want to take in foreign refugees?
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However, shortly after the 7-year ban was announced, President Trump weighed in on the issue making clear his intent to work out a deal.
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Thank you for making clear that the will of the American people is stronger than anything this President can or will do to divide us.
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Still, many progressives want Democrats to take the risk -- making clear to the country and their activist base that Republicans alone are cooperating with Trump.
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The bill directs the Federal Communications Commission to flesh out its rules making clear that robocalls may only be made to consumers with their consent.
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Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni noted that Francis finished his document in December, before the book came out, making clear he wasn't swayed by Benedict's intervention.
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Office of Legal Counsel chief Steven Engel responded to the letter from the group of IGs Friday making clear he stood by the original opinion.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, in Guam on Wednesday, sought to influence that perception, making clear that this was Trump speaking seriously, but not literally.
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A compromise might focus on making clear that the ECJ has a role only for the existing EU residents, whose numbers will shrink over time.
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Immediately following the meeting, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson appeared on television making clear that President Trump had repeatedly raised Russian meddling in the meeting.
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District Attorney Kevin Steele tried to head off that nightmarish scenario by quickly making clear this weekend he plans to take Cosby back to court.
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Trump is making clear he believes that Republicans on Capitol Hill are not showing sufficient loyalty to his agenda and respect for his election victory.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked the European Union late Saturday to delay Brexit, but sent a letter making clear that he personally opposed the move.
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There is no easy way for the West to keep Mr. Erdogan in the tent while making clear to him that his actions are unacceptable.
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Though I became increasingly intolerant of taking the bullshit, I maintained composure, speaking in measured tones, all the while making clear: I was no doormat.
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Ms. Nielsen echoed those concerns on Wednesday, making clear that with voting already underway in primary elections around the country, the threat was not over.
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It was one of two court decisions this week making clear that the Trump administration was overstepping its powers to restrict the granting of asylum.
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"We are counting on Congressional Democrats to show bold climate leadership by making clear that dirty fossil fuels, including gas, are not clean," it added.
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"I got Nebraska a week from today," he says, referencing Penn St.'s next game, and making clear where he thinks his attention should be.
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Climate science is helpful in making clear the consequences of various decisions, which is what led Democrats to adopt the goal in the first place.
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Romney took a different course, making clear in his speech that this was about doing what he believed to be morally right, not politically right.
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Lawmakers from both parties have an interest, and a duty, in making clear that any president, in accordance with the law, is accountable to Congress.
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One of the great models for that is "The West Wing," which I thought was brilliant at making clear what the interpersonal emotional stakes were.
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"I didn't mislead you, I told you my state of mind at the time and I was making clear I never met him," he said.
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"She said she wanted to come back and get Moroccan identity papers and a passport," he said, without making clear how far she had got.
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He took pains to avoid disrupting his relationship with Kim, making clear he still sees it as a critical building block to reaching a deal.
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Some moderate Democrats are already anxious about the plan, after making clear to leadership that they wanted to avoid any unnecessary floor votes on impeachment.
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Investors, estate agents and others will pop out and try to prevent the ascent, making clear nods to the struggle of buying a home today.
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"There was discussion on how to get the wording right between offering an ambitious relationship but making clear frictionless trade was impossible," another person said.
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But Mueller has undercut that narrative, making clear in his comments and in his report that the guidelines had a significant influence on his decision-making.
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On Thursday, Washington tightened pressure on Venezuela's state-owned oil company by making clear that exports of diluents by international shippers could be subject to sanctions.
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On Thursday, the governor said in a statement that his commitment to Puerto Rico is "stronger than ever," making clear his intention to remain in office.
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Three full rooms in the museum are dedicated to Buddhas, making clear the geographic and historical collecting priorities of the museum's founder and its subsequent curators.
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But Facebook is also making clear, time and time again, that it doesn't have any intention of making sure the content on its platform is true.
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It's a subtle distinction, but an important one, and the ad isn't terribly careful about making clear the product is about the former, not the latter.
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Facebook is finally making clear just how pervasive Russia-bought political ads were on its platform in the days and weeks before and after the election.
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Delrio said he had sent a letter to Dobrindt, making clear that discussion on Fiat vehicles emissions must take place between the two national emissions authorities.
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Democrats at the hearing focused on Trump's proposed cuts to social programs, making clear they would continue to emphasize them in the 2020 presidential election campaign.
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During his very first day of argument, that first Monday of October in 1986, he peppered the federal government's attorney with questions, making clear his presence.
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The White House said on Wednesday it had issued updated guidance making clear green card holders would not need a waiver to enter the United States.
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If it rules broadly in favour of the Philippines, it would have the effect of making clear that China's nine-dash line has no legal basis.
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His Mexican host took to Twitter hours later to assert that he had begun their talks by making clear Mexico would not pay for a wall.
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But there was a method in what his critics see as madness: The President is making clear that he and only he is writing his script.
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Four of the memos had markings making clear they contained information classified at the secret or confidential level, according to officials directly familiar with the matter.
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Even if the hearing is not delayed, Democrats are making clear that Price's personal trading will be a central focus of their attacks when he appears.
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This would involve the special counsel's office indicting a group of conspirators, making clear the President was part of the conspiracy without bringing charges against him.
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It's something Senate finance committee aides acknowledged Thursday, making clear more work needed to be done to ensure the proposal would be compliant with budget rules.
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Some of the institutions in our study showed that both grants and loans will reduce costs without making clear that — unlike grants — loans must be repaid.
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"This is not an official NATO document," a NATO official told the Post, making clear that it was written by members of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly.
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He can do that by making clear public statements, raising issues in state visits and meeting members of civil society to hear their voices, it added.
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The Orlando massacre was undeniably a homophobic hate crime, and new evidence about the alleged shooter is making clear how personal the motives might have been.
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But the occupiers are just as interested in purchasing the building as they are in making clear the political motivations for the planned sale of it.
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Campaigning hasn't yet hit a fever pitch, but the two sides are already making clear what kind of attacks await their opponents as election day nears.
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"No, it's not like a sale of bags," he said, his tone making clear his opinion of the relative status of vintage jewelry versus mere accessories.
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And Trump is making clear that after nearly two years of base-pleasing policies, he is not going to change what got him where he is.
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The administration is making clear to the Saudis the controversy will persist until they demonstrate a "very clear case of culpability," the senior administration official said.
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"This is an important victory for the rule of law, making clear that there is one set of rules for everyone," Underwood said in her statement.
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Mr. Whitaker has been an outspoken critic of the investigation, making clear that he has already decided that no Trump associates conspired with Moscow's election disruption.
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In other words, Facebook was making clear that this year it's awake and the mass purges of deliberate misinformation, nonexistent in the 2016 cycle, will accelerate.
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As the European Union was outlining its position, Prime Minister Boris Johnson was making clear he does not intend to follow the bloc's rules and regulations.
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By running within the Republican Party, Mr. Trump last year managed what they never did, while making clear that he was not really a party man.
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Investors will be making clear the need for companies they engage across all sectors to articulate how their businesses are compatible with this carbon-neutral future.
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One North Korean once introduced me to another by saying, "The Chinese government doesn't like Kristof," and then beaming, making clear this was a high compliment.
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"The truth is, each side can blame the other," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, making clear which side he blamed more.
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The paper also called for the film to include a disclaimer making clear there is no evidence Scruggs, who died in 2001, did such a thing.
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Tarkanian jumped into the race earlier this month, blasting Heller for criticizing Trump and making clear he believes he can outflank the senator from the right.
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Speaking a very fluent, almost poetic Arabic, he was a gifted orator, referring to sacred scriptures in his speeches and making clear his knowledge of Islam.
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Jordan took it a step further by making clear that he didn't believe Schiff's assertion that the California Democrat didn't know the identity of the whistleblower.
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But what it's also making clear is that what keeps us alive are the connections we build to other people — real connections and not hollow ones.
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In his 1998 memoir, "Preferred Lies and Other Tales," Whitaker reprised his years on the sporting map while making clear that golf held a special place.
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In his 1998 memoir, "Preferred Lies and Other Tales," Whitaker reprised his years on the sporting map while making clear that golf held a special place.
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"This is an important victory for the rule of law, making clear that there is one set of rules for everyone," Underwood said in a statement.
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Survivors recount Nassar's pattern of abuse, making clear that they found it hard to believe those in authority could have been oblivious to concerns expressed about him.
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The no-nonsense Prime Minister is making clear that while she plans to forge a close relationship with Trump, she will not hesitate to speak her mind.
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"This is all regurgitation of past similitudes and accusations that followed September 11th," Prince Turki said, while making clear he could not speak for the Saudi government.
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But one place where Buffett has always drawn the line is making clear his personal views have no place in how he runs Berkshire Hathaway for shareholders.
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We're making clear and steady progress and are confident that the 737 MAX with updated MCAS software will be one of the safest airplanes ever to fly.
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In contrast, seemingly every day senior Republicans are making clear they disagree with Trump on one issue or another, or simply refusing to answer questions about him.
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Making clear its preferences, PiS this week welcomed Salvini's old ally, the Brothers of Italy, into its EU group — the Alliance of Conservatives and Reformists in Europe.
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"This comes at a time when the Syrian army and its allies were making clear advances in fighting the Daesh (Islamic State) terrorist group," the statement continued.
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I am adding to it, and I am making clear that there's more we can do because the evidence is on the side of what I'm proposing.
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"We're making clear for industry that these highly concentrated forms of caffeine that are being sold in bulk packages are generally illegal under current law," Gottlieb said.
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Zinke, whose department manages about one-fifth of land in the US, is also making clear what his call to "actively manage our forests" does not entail.
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Whether or not making clear the scope of its private surveillance network will accomplish that is anyone's guess, but at least we now know where we stand.
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Then, Mr. Zwaan said, they sent the other dancers "long, carefully written letters" making clear that their film wouldn't be about bashing Madonna or trolling for gossip.
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We're going to get this done through relentless public pressure and making clear to lawmakers who oppose common sense gun reform that there will be electoral consequences.
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He writes in a vaguely aphoristic style, making clear suggestions and then immediately backing off, and is prone to answering pointed questions with a smiley face emoji.
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But Tuesday's tweet went further by making clear that he was counting on Mr. Sessions not just to run a fair investigation but to halt it altogether.
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"But even then, he was still as goofy as possible," Malaimare told Insider, making clear that the "Jojo Rabbit" set was always a fun and creative one.
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After spending days calling for talks and making clear he didn't want police to dismantle the blockades by force, Trudeau's tone hardened during a Friday press conference.
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However, while Obama is making clear progress on issues of vaccination and polio eradication, his efforts towards improving global sanitation and global education are strikingly less compelling.
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In short, the Fed has once again provided some support to the U.S. economy, while making clear that it cannot ride to the rescue all by itself.
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In selecting James, Google is making clear that its version of "ethics" values proximity to power over the wellbeing of trans people, other LGBTQ people, and immigrants.
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It does this in a way that most experts think is perfectly legal — by making clear in new legislative language that these products are not health insurance.
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But their campaigns have alarmed Republican leaders, with state and national GOP figures now speaking out against them and making clear they are not welcome in the party.
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There is a preponderance of evidence making clear that vaccines are safe, but this fringe movement rooted in debunked science is now actually threatening public health and safety.
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With brands like The Body Shop, Votary, and Odacité all making clear exactly where they source ingredients, the industry is becoming a more transparent and thus fairer place.
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They exemplified the tribal politics and white nationalism that Trump is making clear he plans to ride to reelection, no matter their impact on America's fragile societal harmony.
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"Leadership is stepping in now and making clear that this is what they all campaigned on, so they need to go now or move on," the aide said.
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French called the political ad appalling and outrageous ... saying there's no room in his state for this nonsense and making clear he in no way supports the messages.
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But he has since held back on any major trade penalties, making clear he was doing so to give Beijing time to make progress reining in North Korea.
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Clinton from the left on national security and Wall Street, and making clear that his opposition to free trade will be a centerpiece of his general election campaign.
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With the rules making clear how much investors are being charged for research, many asset managers are scrutinising more than ever what they're paying for and using less.
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How real is the opposition As the night moved along, Johnson appeared to moderate his language and terms, making clear he wants to get to yes if possible.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, fell back on the tricks he has learned from his years in pro wrestling and reality television, making clear how deep his cynicism goes.
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With the rules making clear how much investors are being charged for research, many asset managers are scrutinizing more than ever what they're paying for and using less.
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"Let's see what the future holds, I'm down for whatever, whenever," added the Briton, making clear he wanted Wilder to face him in Britain rather than Las Vegas.
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Hammond supported the losing Remain campaign in Britain's 2016 Brexit referendum and has angered Leave supporters since then by making clear his opposition to a no-deal Brexit.
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"We Europeans must really take our destiny into our own hands," she declared in a beer tent last May, making clear her disappointment with the new American president.
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"This is an important victory for the rule of law, making clear that there is one set of rules for everyone," Ms. Underwood said in announcing the agreement.
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But as wildfires in California and the onslaught of bleak studies on global warming are making clear, there's no normal to return to where the climate is concerned.
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What this outbreak is making clear is that there is no country, including in my view the United States, that is fully prepared for a high consequence outbreak.
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McConnell was a firmer hand, making clear at separate points that he knew his conference best and would be the one guiding the process from start to finish.
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He explored both dimensions — the way Wagner looks both forward and back — but seemed especially concerned with making clear the score's debts to earlier opera, a refreshing approach.
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Though he's dialed back his previous description of Trump as a "fake conservative," Paul is making clear he has no plans of laying down for a Republican president.
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NATO defense ministers are expected to decide on the troop levels next month, while making clear no large forces will be stationed permanently, to avoid provoking the Kremlin.
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But we must also acknowledge the extremely encouraging successes, specifically in cities and states where the movement is broadening and people are working together and making clear gains.
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That explanation has done little to mollify critics in the media and on Twitter who point out that "Exile" contains a note making clear that it is nonfiction.
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Leaders of the WHO released a statement Thursday making clear that it would only advise people to stay home if they are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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The subsequent changes made to it, I believe, solved the matter by making clear this was a letter from the president, not an assertion of the Times reporter.
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And [in 1995], we were making clear progress towards the two state solution such that the suggestion of moving the embassy to Jerusalem would not be as inflammatory.
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By doing so before the February jobs report was released, they were making clear that even if that report had been soft, they were committed to rate increases.
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And after making clear Wednesday he hopes not to testify, the question now is whether Mueller will be forced nevertheless to answer lawmakers' questions about his 448-page report.
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"David Cameron spent the whole of the 2015 election campaign making clear he would not lead any form of government that didn't have a referendum," Oliver wrote on Twitter.
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President Vladimir Putin had long called for the creation of a Urals futures contract, making clear his unhappiness that Urals is sold at a discount to benchmark Brent crude.
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It was one of the first times a senior lawmaker has discussed the likely timing of the vote, making clear just how close to the deadline it will be.
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In a public consultation paper it also proposed making clear that EU investors could trade UK shares in London in a move to reduce the likelihood of Britain retaliating.
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It both reminds us of the violent history this particular body part has often had on television, while also making clear that sometimes, a dick is just a dick.
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And at least in the Ukraine call, making clear that he wanted a "favor" for all of the things the US was doing -- and could do -- for the country.
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The key to deflecting Trump's conspiracy theories is making clear, and broadcasting widely, how unhinged they are—and how, simply by themselves, they should disqualify Trump from public office.
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Having secured the nomination, Roosevelt loosened the reins on Seabury's corruption investigation, making clear that if it developed new evidence, he might be prepared to back prosecutions after all.
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It's something Duff is making clear in the April issue of Redbook, which has her getting real about her single mom guilt and how it affects her every decision.
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Paul specifically mentioned Trump in a statement about the bill Wednesday, making clear the measure's proponents believe they have an ally in their cause coming to the White House.
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He said Republicans will be focused in their questioning on making clear that the Mueller report represents a "final episode" in the Russia probe, which he described as flawed.
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It's also worth noting that less than a week ago, Trump, referred to Gillum as a "thief" without making clear what evidence he had to make such a charge.
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He is quoted as demanding a friend "try to find out who decides" the winner of the award in December 2014, his expletive-ridden language making clear his unhappiness.
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But on the same day, Valls gave a newspaper interview criticizing his boss openly over the book episode and making clear he was ready to stand in his place.
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But behind the scenes, regional diplomats say their Chinese counterparts are also making clear their rising concern at U.S. surveillance activities off coasts from assets stationed around the region.
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Critics are making clear that's not good enough — they want to see such companies "get out of the surveillance business altogether," as the American Civil Liberties Union told Vox.
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"This is an important victory for the rule of law, making clear that there is one set of rules for everyone," Underwood said in a statement announcing the agreement.
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There, political scoops are more often produced from sources that confirm stories with nods, winks or "nondenials," rather than by handing over documents or making clear statements of fact.
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" He added, "Without a well-conceived diplomatic strategy, Trump is simply undermining our national security by making clear that the United States is not a trusted foreign policy partner.
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In those campaigns she collaborated with Jacqueline Onassis, who at one point attended a news conference in Albany while making clear that she did not want to answer questions.
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By making clear he is able and willing to play naughty as well as nice, Trump may have persuaded Kim that a vase is a better idea after all.
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Mr. Trump is now making clear his belief that joint global action on climate change is antagonistic to his "America first" message and could be harmful to the economy.
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President Trump himself has weighed in over the 10-year contract to transform the military's computing systems, making clear his own hostility toward Amazon and its founder, Jeff Bezos.
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That is not to say it was boring, however, with the 49ers, the Titans, the Chiefs and the Packers all making clear cases for themselves as Super Bowl contenders.
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Trump officially signed off on the Soleimani operation after current Defense Secretary Mark Esper detailed his options — with the Pentagon chief making clear that he favored killing the general.
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Several Republican candidates already planning on running for the district's Republican nomination have warily eyed Mr. Van Drew's defection while making clear they intend to stay in the race.
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They seemed to be making clear that Mr. Trump would not face a friendly reception in the Senate should he dump Mr. Sessions and seek confirmation of a replacement.
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"Sharing a big tent requires including those who do not share every one of our beliefs, while always making clear that we will never compromise our values," she writes.
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House Judiciary Committee Chair Jerrold Nadler sent a letter making clear he will grill Whitaker on anything and everything to do with Trump's potential interference in ongoing criminal probes.
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"We are again making clear that we have absolutely no tolerance whatsoever for corruption of any kind in our state prison system or anywhere else in state government," Gov.
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Supporters are not waiting for the ink to dry before making clear how they intend to pay for it — by cutting programs important to middle- and low-income Americans.
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His agony was apparent, even in grainy black and white, making clear the agent charged with monitoring him failed to perform adequate checks, if he even checked at all.
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Neither mentioned Omar by name, but the second one was updated to include a condemnation of Islamophobia and white supremacy, making clear it was about more than her comments.
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Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas wrote an opinion agreeing with the court's decision not to hear the issue now but making clear that he would vote to uphold such laws.
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Pelosi has been walking this line for a while, making clear the House will conduct numerous investigations of Trump before it makes a judgment about whether to impeach the president.
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She defends her progressive voting record, while making clear that the party needs to appeal to a wider audience of Americans eager to see Trump replaced in the White House.
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"We need to plan ahead," Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said in remarks prepared for delivery in London, making clear he sees the current recovery well in hand.
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US wants evidence of cleric's involvement Both Bass and Kerry responded by making clear that the US has clear legal standards for such request that so far haven't been met.
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Although the gallery was now open, they made no attempt to enter, making clear that their interest lay not in dialogue with the gallery, but in forcing it to leave.
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Many Brexiteers fault David Cameron, Mrs May's predecessor, for making clear in his renegotiation of Britain's EU membership before the referendum that he would campaign to stay no matter what.
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Deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland refused to write a memo making clear that Trump had not told Flynn to discuss sanctions with the Russians prior to coming into office.
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America needs to show its allies (and China) that it is open to talks, while making clear that the demands North Korea is making in exchange for denuclearisation are unacceptable.
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But since raising tariffs to 25% on their goods, China has reversed course and is making clear its intent to take the conflict with the U.S. to the proverbial mattresses.
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American prosecutors asked the judge to not force Gorokhov to return, and to issue an order making clear that Gorokhov's already recorded deposition would fulfill all his testimony at trial.
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I also support making clear that America will not tolerate interference in our democratic process, and that we will side with our allies and friends against Russian subversion and destabilization.
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I will be making clear my views that any such measure will be ill-judged for the reasons set out and also because it would likely disadvantage smaller member states.
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"We have a national campaign, we're on every ballot," Bush said, making clear that he does not view the coming contests in Iowa and New Hampshire as crucial to victory.
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What Dent is making clear -- without exactly saying it -- is that he no longer thought it was worth fighting against the forces of rigid orthodoxy that had overrun his party.
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The President came out with a statement Tuesday declaring his support for Saudi Arabia, making clear that the killing of Washington Post contributor Jamal Khashoggi would not be an issue.
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But Trump invites the comparison to his career in business, making clear he will be leaning on decades of dealmaking when he faces Kim for the first time this week.
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Last week Boeing issued a statement making clear it would not back down in its fight against Bombardier, which it accuses of trying to dump airliners on the U.S. market.
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"Every day she is on the trail making clear how she diagnoses problems, where she sees solutions and that she is a candidate of substance," said one aide to Warren.
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Lawmakers are making clear that they have no intention of carrying out President Trump's proposal to decrease funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the nation's medical research agency.
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Trump laid bare this rift in a Tweet on Saturday, making clear that he favors a ban of abortion, that unlike Alabama and Georgia, makes exceptions for rape and incest.
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It seeks to effect a balance between making clear that the earth is facing a massive danger while also offering audiences a glimmer of hope that catastrophe can be averted.
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Jed and Marando soon followed with withdrawals of their own, making clear that the revised sentencing recommendation prompted all four prosecutors who worked on the Stone case to leave it.
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She pointed to future cooperation between Brussels and Beijing, making clear the similar intention in Europe to move ahead with potential partners to fill any vacuum created by Washington's absence.
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Last week, White House chief of staff John Kelly spoke directly to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, making clear the President's displeasure with the Justice Department's opposition to the memo's release.
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The coronavirus pandemic is making clear what should've been painfully obvious these past few years: too many companies have unimpeachable control over large swaths of daily life and economic activity.
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This was, on the whole, a clean and unpretentious "Apollo," and an especially musical one — making clear, as isn't always the case, how each famous moment connects to the score.
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Black athletes dominate the N.B.A., and here was one of them making clear that he would control how his talent would be used and to what — or to whose — benefit.
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Instead, he has portrayed other members of the administration as hawks, or warmongers, making clear the only way to resolve the issues is in personality-driven diplomacy with Mr. Trump.
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During the 212017 campaign, Trump himself called the fencing "such a little wall" and "such a nothing wall," making clear that he did not see it as analogous to his plans.
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But as Mr Armitage reminds readers, the modern order rests on sovereign inviolability and the pursuit of human rights, two principles that are in conflict, making clear guidelines elusive and incomplete.
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"I felt very strongly that the German government had a moral obligation and they accepted that," he added, making clear it was up to Germany to decide whether to prosecute him.
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Tillerson laid out his vision of how President Donald Trump's 'America First' policy meshes with foreign policy, making clear that it still reflected traditional priorities of national security and economic prosperity.
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Apple and Cook have also been more aggressive fighting hate speech and misinformation, banning conspiracy theorists like Alex Jones and making clear their view that Big Tech needs to do more.
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"As we celebrate this important success, House Democrats will continue to drive progress for all Americans, making clear that liberty, justice and equality are America's guiding principles -- not bigotry or discrimination."
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" In response, Wray said he was making "all employees fully aware of our new policy on contacts with the news media ... and making clear that we will not tolerate non-compliance.
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President Hollande endorsed the term "hard Brexit" last week, making clear that if that is what Britons want, France will "push this wish through" and ensure Britain ends up truly out.
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Remember, team visits to the White House became routine in the 1980s ... until the NBA champion Golden State Warriors started a trend last summer by making clear they wouldn't visit Trump.
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In the same way, business leaders have a role to play in making clear that associating themselves with the President is not in the interests of their products or their brands.
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Media outlets should also take special care to be specific about the ideas and organizations they're discussing, not only avoiding euphemisms themselves but also making clear when extremists are using euphemisms.
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"It's a way to achieve the same goals of religious conservatives without making clear that that's what's going on," said Peter Montgomery, a senior fellow at People for the American Way.
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Mr. McCain was cordial but direct with Mr. Pence, according to a Republican briefed on the meeting, making clear that he hoped the Indiana governor could help rein in Mr. Trump.
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If the DNC declares Clinton the presumptive nominee after Tuesday's contests, he said, then it will be making clear that it doesn't want to give superdelegates the opportunity to change sides.
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Mueller stepped off the Justice Department podium after the brief statement, declining to take questions from reporters and making clear he hoped the remarks would be his last on the investigation.
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"We're making clear and steady progress, and that includes the work that we're doing on the airplane update, the software update, working through the certification process with the FAA," he said.
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The father-daughter duo sent a thinly veiled letter to the board of each company last week, making clear that this is the path the Redstones prefer and probably will get.
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"China is making clear that they have the tools, or arsenal if you will, to protect their economy from this escalating trade war," said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist of IHS Markit.
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By making clear he would support Mr. Heller and Mr. Wicker in their primaries, Mr. Trump effectively starved their challengers of the political oxygen they needed to win over conservative activists.
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Which is just brutal in how it tries to be businesslike and cordial about the dangers they face from public scrutiny as gay men while still making clear his true feelings.
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And in delivering this speech — a rare prepared address with text emailed to journalists and read off a teleprompter — Trump is making clear that he has no interest in faking it.
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"The president's making clear that the special counsel should not move outside the scope of the investigation," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a White House spokeswoman, said during a news briefing on Thursday.
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Because above all, Genital Jousting is a call to action, making clear that, "Every man needs to take the first steps towards understanding and embracing alternate forms of masculinity," Fraser said.
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For the first time, a president is making clear that Title VI of the Civil Rights Act's prohibition against discrimination based on race, color or national origin covers discrimination against Jews.
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And he's engaging in all manner of efforts to undermine the investigation — calling into question its legitimacy, trying to pressure witnesses not to cooperate, making clear that he will not participate.
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The danger is that we help [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria] recruit lone-wolf terrorists here at home by making clear that they have no place in our society.
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John Cornyn of Texas about the White House idea, making clear the Senate would ultimately have to decide how a trial would be conducted, regardless of what the administration might desire.
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US banks wary of being Trump's immigration enforcer: The financial industry is making clear it wants no part of Donald Trump's plan to force Mexico to pay for a border wall.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the DIHK cut its 2018 growth forecast to 2.2 percent from 2.7 percent, citing widespread uncertainties, making clear this forecast did not take account of the Italian situation.
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"I felt a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me," the president wrote in a letter to Kim, making clear how badly he wanted the meeting to take place.
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So asserting that history, remembering it, making clear what our connections to the land are, is a central part of not just Palestinian resistance today but Palestinian existence today as well.
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Republicans now have the opportunity to transform our party and our nation by embracing real immigration reform: solving DACA, strengthening border security, and making clear our willingness to help legitimate asylum seekers.
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"The most difficult headwind for this market to get over is China," Hogan said, making clear that his case is contingent on how long the trade war lasts — and whether it intensifies.
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"What the president is making clear is with these numbers if we have to close ports to take care of all the numbers who are coming we will do that," Nielsen said.
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Former Mexico City mayor Lopez Obrador reminded the audience that he worked closely with the private sector when he ran the capital from 2000-2005, while making clear where his priorities lie.
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Despite the reviewer making clear that Per Se is resting on its laurels, he seems to be crediting the Per Se of the past far more than he should in the rating.
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But that does not preclude European Union leaders from making clear to the Poles that Mr. Kaczynski's politics are a damaging deviation from the democracy Poland so ardently embraced 25 years ago.
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For Google-made hardware, the company says it is publishing new privacy commitments making clear what information its devices collect, where it is stored and what Google will do with the information.
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Operators published press statements over the weekend laying out the renovations in detail, making clear that they concern the entranceway to the vault rather than the area where the seeds are stored.
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He seemed set on making clear that Comey had some sort of double standard in the investigations -- that he had gone easy on Clinton but hadn't extended that same courtesy to Trump.
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The groups said EFSA and Germany's BfR risk assessment institute had used material in their reports on whether glyphosate was safe without making clear it came from the weed-killer's developer Monsanto.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's internet regulator said on Saturday that search engines should tighten management of paid-for ads in search results, making clear which results are paid-for and limiting their numbers.
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But as Bannon is making clear, the White House sees a path to victory by leaving the difficult issue of race relations to the Democrats and focusing on jobs and the economy.
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The Cupertino, CA-based company rushed to send a clarification email on Thursday making clear that shows were not going to be removed if they historically included episode numbers in their titles.
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"We're going to spend these final days making clear to voters that she is the only candidate who will work to solve problems for them in the Senate," said spokeswoman Sarah Zukowski.
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Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman and Education Minister Naftali Bennett both issued statements making clear they had opposed the Prime Minister's push for a truce in a six-hour Security Cabinet meeting Tuesday.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off his insurgent candidate's big win in Alabama, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is making clear he is seeking retribution against fellow Republican campaign operatives who work against him.
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"We certainly don't want to have a liberal Democrat that's controlled by Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer," Trump said, making clear he'd rather have someone accused of molestation than a political opponent.
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With the EPA and the Centers for Disease Control making clear there is no safe level of lead in young children, this issue deserves serious consideration, both by Congress and the EPA.
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While making clear that Scotland is taking a second hard look at independence, Ms. Sturgeon acknowledged the voters who voted against it two years ago, saying they were now more in favor.
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Gillibrand announced her candidacy by making clear that gender equality is central to her bid and that continued in Iowa, where she spoke to the Women's March Iowa event in Des Moines.
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It's making clear that GOP members of Congress can't look back if/when Trump fires Rosenstein or Mueller and say they didn't see it coming or don't know what they should next.
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By virtue of their collective scope and the ways they intersect across experiences of oppression, the essays themselves demonstrate solidarity, making clear that, in our current, unjust world, we are all grieving.
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Grassley helped Kavanaugh by creating a difference between "handling" Pryor's nomination, and generally working on the nomination, making clear that Kavanaugh was not the primary point person on this particular judicial nominee.
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Mwathethe said the attack was launched against a company-sized force of soldiers, without making clear if this was the size of the Kenyan contingent in the area or the mixed force.
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The most poignant of these comes at the end, when a valuable kingdom contact responds to a request to chat by regretfully making clear it is no longer safe to do so.
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In a national call with healthcare groups and activists, Obama painted a sunny outlook of this year's enrollment period while also making clear that pressure was on to drive up sign-ups.
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Defying predictions of his demise, Tillerson is saddling up for another year in Washington and is making clear that leaks and speculation about how long he'll last will not drive him out.
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The process has to be as persuasive as the facts," Swalwell said, adding that one of the goals is "making clear that if [Trump] wants to be there, he can be there.
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"I believe that breaking with the chancellor is not right," he said on ARD public broadcaster on Sunday, making clear the Bavarians will have a say in who runs for the chancellery.
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But that means thinking through what might happen in the next few years and making clear to Xi that he will pay an extremely high price if he messes with Taiwan's freedom.
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In an interview with Time and also several European publications he again rejected the idea of quid pro quo while making clear that Ukraine's need of military aid supersedes all other considerations.
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In the lead-up to the summit, senior Trump administration officials have sought to temper expectations, making clear that a dramatic leap toward the goal of denuclearization is not in the offing.
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Faculty members and students protested his hiring last year, and on Wednesday the Deans Council of the university wrote a letter to the board making clear it did not support his leadership.
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Ryan, however, had given Chaffetz a green light to proceed — with caution — investigating systematic problems within his committee's broad jurisdiction, while making clear his preference that Chaffetz steer clear of Clinton personally.
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I've been belittled, berated, stolen from, called crazy when making clear and true observations about the world we live in only to then have all of those things reveal themselves to be truths.
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Between the lines: Some climate scientists are making clear that the 1.5-degree target, which is seen as low-lying island nations' best hope for long-term survival, is effectively out of reach.
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Pueblo, Colorado (CNN)Donald Trump -- struggling to move past a week of one controversy after another -- is making clear that he's willing to go it alone in the final weeks of the campaign.
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Red Hat, which has made its name as the enterprise Linux company, has been making clear in recent years that it sees the cloud and containerization as a significant part of its future.
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Both Mr Guaidó and the administration of Donald Trump will need to induce the top brass to switch sides by making clear that there is a role for them in a democratic Venezuela.
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"This shows MSNBC is doubling down on Joy Reid and making clear that her questionable claims about old postings aren&apost that important to them," NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck told Fox News.
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Making clear the conceptual origins of these actions lay in scientifically and medically legitimated eugenics, medical professionals oversaw the murder of an ever-widening group of undesirables in "gassing installations" around the country.
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HTC, Samsung, LG, Huawei, and others are listed as Daydream partners Google has been making clear for a while that its approach to VR will depend on your smartphone, not a standalone headset.
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Nicknamed "the honorable gentleman from the 18th century," Mr. Rees-Mogg was recently seen reclining on the front bench of the House of Commons, making clear his boredom during a fierce Brexit debate.
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" In the days and weeks that followed, Johnson was adamant in defending his administration's war policy, repeatedly making clear in effect that he had not been swayed by the anchorman's talk of "stalemate.
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They can do so by making clear to Chinese counterparts that regardless of what happens on trade, we're going full steam ahead when it comes to countering Chinese aggression on every other front.
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As Thor Benson noted in The New Republic back in 2015, Sanders was "loose with his terminology," usually making clear that he was a democratic socialist but sometimes simply calling himself a socialist.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is more likely to be concerned about university administrators engaging in political speech without making clear that they are not speaking on behalf of the school, she added.
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Parker gave no details about why the plans had been shelved but Cattrall on Friday shrugged off media reports that she was responsible, while making clear she was not in favor of it.
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"Conveniences such as extended shipping deadlines are making clear that consumer confidence in supply chain capabilities is high," said Michele Dupre, group vice president for retail, distribution and hospitality with Verizon Enterprise Solutions.
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The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday released an $81.6 billion veteran benefits bill, making clear that it will not wait for a GOP budget before beginning its months-long slog of spending bills.
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If the president-elect wants to take seriously his responsibilities as head of the free world, he should waste no time in making clear how much of his campaign bluster was just that.
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In addition, by imprisoning almost the entire leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood — which strongly opposed violence — and making clear that peaceful change is impossible, General al-Sisi has handed extremists' recruiters priceless tools.
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But in dismissing rumors of their perfection, in making clear that they too are fallen creatures, it forces us to reexamine what it means for a normal person to live a good life.
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The current Afghan Constitution, while making clear that nothing in the country can go against Islamic principles, leaves enough wiggle room and vagueness that accommodates the diverse interpretations of Islam in the country.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday tightened its pressure on Venezuela's state-owned oil company by making clear that exports of diluents by international shippers could be subject to U.S. sanctions.
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CNN was reporting Thursday that denials issued by his Cabinet secretaries making clear they were not the writer of the op-ed were being printed and presented to the President for his review.
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"I just hope that one day when I'm financially stable enough, I can help somebody else in need," Edwards told the station, making clear her intent to make good on the couple's wish.
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Schiff also raised details of the newly released whistleblower complaint, saying that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sought to "ingratiate himself" while making clear that he would like resources to help combat Russian aggression.
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After months of watching the president ravage democratic norms and taunt lawmakers about their inability to hold him accountable, Congress is making clear that there are lines that cannot be crossed without repercussion.
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Trump&aposs revised ban eliminated some of the original&aposs most contentious provisions, including making clear that those who held visas at the time of the signing could continue to enter the country.
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Sometimes a news story will explicitly cite its sources, whether that's by making clear that the author performed firsthand research and interviews, or by linking to a press release or another news outlet.
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Still, I think the film does complicate more straightforward and more explicitly anti-fat weight loss narratives in popular culture by making clear that personal fulfillment and a small waist aren't inextricably intertwined.
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With Mr. Trump making clear that the U.S. has no intention of meeting his predecessor's commitments to curb planet-warming pollution, we look at how some of Mr. Obama's climate policies have fared.
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On Tuesday, FBI Director Christopher Wray directly contradicted the White House' account that Porter's background check was in process -- making clear that the FBI had closed the case file on Porter in January.
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It has gone from making clear trash cans for suburban families to producing $15,000 office desks, shelving for Sarah Jessica Parker's shoe stores and furniture for Sean Combs's living room overlooking Central Park.
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But Wallace did force the candidate onto his heels, making clear that Trump's claim that "negotiating" the price the government pays for goods would be enough to close the deficit was pure fantasy.
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Later that year Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy and officially recognized Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, though making clear that he was not prejudging a settlement on where the city's borders should be.
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The Justice Department filed notices in federal courts alerting the judges to the new order and making clear that the government believes the new order "falls outside of" injunctions that blocked the original ban.
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BEIJING, June 25 (Reuters) - China's internet regulator said on Saturday that search engines should tighten management of paid-for ads in search results, making clear which results are paid-for and limiting their numbers.
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" Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said much the same thing, echoing "respect" for the decision made by the U.K., and making "clear America's steadfast relationship with Britain and the transatlantic alliance with Europe.
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The White House has released few details about Trump's budget, other than making clear the president wants to boost military spending by $54 billion and is seeking equivalent cuts in non-defense discretionary programs.
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American Sugar Alliance spokesman Phillip Hayes said the final hurdle should be easy to address by making clear that the USDA, not Mexico, can dictate the type and purity level of any additional imports.
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Over the past several months, Trump has boxed in Kim Jong Un. First, he ramped up economic pressure on Pyongyang while making clear that, unlike his predecessors, he was willing to take military action.
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Historically this selection has had only a small effect on the race, but by choosing a vice president, the candidate is making clear who they think should be a key advisor and worthy successor.
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"If we want to avoid a war the first step must be taken by the side that is the more intelligent and stronger," said Lavrov, making clear he was referring to the United States.
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In the meantime, Mulvaney has been getting more involved, showing up at last night's Freedom Caucus meeting and making clear that the bill is open to substantial changes, according to a Freedom Caucus aide.
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"They tell me that there might be a proposal coming from Atlantia," Di Maio said on Facebook, while making clear that other investors were also still in the frame, including infrastructure group Toto Holding.
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He is making clear that with challenges including global warming, economic inequality and the still-open Guantanamo Bay prison, he will use every last ounce of authority and influence left to get things done.
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Reinhold Mitterlehner, Austria's Christian Democrat vice chancellor, said a declaration making clear that standards were not under threat and that a special court would not allow big business to dictate public policy would help.
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In his Saturday remarks, Trump seemed to be entirely focused on ensuring that people didn't blame him for these violent acts and making clear that protesters "on many sides" were responsible for what happened.
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At the time, western leaders were offering to work with Trump but making clear their apprehension over his campaign threats on issues ranging from NATO solidarity to the Iran nuclear deal and climate change.
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Republican and Democratic senators on Sunday drove home their parting messages for the Supreme Court nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh, making clear the stakes when Kavanaugh sits before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week.
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But Ocasio-Cortez is making clear -- in word and deed -- that she's not content to play the Washington game -- make as few waves as possible, ingratiate yourself to leadership and hope they reward you.
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In March 2017, someone donated to Planned Parenthood in Fitzgerald's name, so he wrote a letter making clear he did not agree with the donation -- and compared Planned Parenthood to a Nazi concentration camp.
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Macron's play Macron is making clear that the scandals afflicting the White House, and even questions about whether they will truncate Trump's presidency, have no effect on how he will approach the US President.
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Cummings said after the hearing was announced that Cohen would "have a chance to tell his side of the story," while making clear that the hearing wouldn't interfere with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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She reminded her caucus on Wednesday of the need for compromise given Republican control of the Senate and White House, making clear she had her eye on posting gains in the November 2020 elections.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia is not eschewing political or diplomatic ways to settle the conflict in Syria, the Kremlin said on Friday, while making clear it would continue providing military assistance to the Syrian government.
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Iran's military and proxies are now more boldly announcing their intention to stay on Israel's border and build a second front in Syria — and Israel is making clear it won't tolerate such a development.
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Uber should develop specific and clear guidance concerning appropriate workplace relationships, including making clear that any type of romantic or intimate relationship between individuals in a reporting relationship (either direct or indirect) is prohibited.
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After House Republicans lost their majority in the midterms, they also lost their negotiating power, with Democrats making clear they would block any farm bill not to their liking and try again next year.
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At least, Mr. Bolsonaro's election seems to be making clear what could be lost to his policies and to be persuading marginalized groups — the poor, women, children, indigenous people — to unite in common cause.
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" Republicans in the Senate said the review of the sexual harassment policy began before the Klein scandal broke and said the new policy was "once again making clear that retaliation will not be tolerated.
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"I think the president is making clear that the Democrats have been parroting Iranian talking points and almost taking the side of terrorists and those who were out to kill the Americans," she said.
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But Trump has seen little progress on either front, with Democrats in Congress refusing to greenlight funding for Trump's border wall and the Mexican President making clear Mexico would never fund Trump's proposed barrier.
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But he attached a signing statement to it, making clear that he considered some of the law's provisions unconstitutional and leaving open the possibility that he might not abide by them as Congress intended.
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Congress has a particularly important role to play, making clear that such pardons would be a red line that would lead to abuse-of-power hearings in the House Judiciary Committee and possibly impeachment.
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"We are making clear to voters that we believe going to the polls amid the coronavirus outbreak is a personal decision and we respect whichever choice they make," Mike Casca, Sanders's communications director, said.
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"If he was going to make this announcement, it ought to be very, very carefully crafted so as to minimize a blowup," he said, making clear he did not think Mr. Trump had succeeded.
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The continued rise of ISIS has changed that calculus, though, with Washington making clear that defeating the terror group is its top priority, even though that means forging a de facto alliance with Assad.
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So, I'm interested in playing with that history and making the viewer aware of it by making clear: This is a painting and it is flat and it exists in the confines of itself.
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"I have it in my mind to stay three years," Cespedes repeated, making clear just how much he likes playing for a team he did not join until July 31, shortly before the trading deadline.
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It's a novel that stays, bravely, in that place of pain, making clear that scars will be left behind not only for the children whose families were incarcerated but also for the generations that follow.
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"We are already making clear our view on the constitution, but it is parliament that needs to originate a proposal regarding what part of the constitution should be changed," Abe told a TV debate program.
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I am working with community partners to find ways to address this crisis right now, but going forward, adding gender identity to our hate crimes statutes is critical to making clear that trans lives matter.
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LONDON, May 5 (Reuters) - Two-thirds of Pearson shareholders symbolically rejected its remuneration report at the publishing firm's annual general meeting on Friday, making clear their disapproval of the company's performance in the last year.
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Trump spent the most time on immigration -- touting his call for a U.S.-Mexico border wall (with chants of "build that wall!" breaking out occasionally) and making clear it's the issue that's reached him personally.
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Earlier this month, the Bank of Canada diverged from some other major central banks, making clear it had no intention of easing monetary policy as it left its benchmark interest rate on hold at 258.6%.
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Earlier this month, the Bank of Canada diverged from some other major central banks, making clear it had no intention of easing monetary policy as it left its benchmark interest rate on hold at 1.75%.
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The Tethers' forgotten existence — leading them to spend their lives underground with no sunlight, inescapable dreariness, and all those gross rabbits — is key to making clear the allegory of how messed up America can be.
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By making clear she will cut ties with the EU unless she wins a good deal, some experts say she has handed the United States and other countries the upper hand in any future talks.
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"It's obvious that one day there will be something between Vivendi and Havas," he said in an interview with Les Echos newspaper, while making clear there was no actual tie-up project at the moment.
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"It is high time we recognised this by taking abortion out of the criminal law, and making clear that we trust women to make their own decisions about their own lives and bodies," she continued.
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On January 26, acting Attorney General Sally Yates met with McGahn, making clear that, based on what the Justice Department had seen, Flynn had been compromised by the Russians and was a potential blackmail target.
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But was his own conference that brought him back to the issue, aides say, returning from August recess and making clear, in a closed-door conference meeting, that they wanted to give it another shot.
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With Fox Nation, Fox News is making clear that it, like many other media outlets, is now a lifestyle brand, mirroring the values of its viewers as opposed to merely informing them of the news.
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Making clear that he felt no need to apologize, the uncompromising 18-year-old Red Bull racer told reporters he was not about to change his style just because some others did not like it.
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This means not only pressing Russia to dismantle its illegal cruise missile but also inquiring into the motivations behind Moscow's cruise missile policy and making clear that the U.S. antimissile systems only serve defensive purposes.
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At the end of his memo, Mr. Roebuck offered some diplomatic options, including maintaining relations with Turkey and making clear to Turkish leaders they will bear the brunt of the costs for the military operation.
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Judge Simon James ruled on Monday at Canterbury Crown Court in southern England that it was, making clear that such dolls are included in a category of obscene items whose import into Britain is prohibited.
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"This was 100% her idea," said Grisham of Trump's decision to travel to McAllen, making clear the first lady is not on a mission assigned by the President nor is she acting as his emissary.
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He also throws in a shot at former President Barack Obama, a very Trumpian way of making clear he is not to blame for the past mistakes of the US leadership in the region. 2.
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In his speech on Thursday he said Turkey was "on the side of the free market economy" and would not deviate from that free market framework, while making clear that he was in overall control.
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"The Prime Minister has just set out an ambitious vision for the UK's future relationship with the EU, making clear that both sides will benefit from a new and unique partnership," the government spokesperson said.
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A White House foreign policy adviser on board immediately tried to downplay the significance, making clear it wasn't a matter of if, but when, the North Koreans would try to flex their military might again.
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"We are faithfully following President Trump's leadership by making clear that bump stocks, which turn semiautomatics into machine guns, are illegal, and we will continue to take illegal guns off of our streets," he said.
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But that's exactly what Biden was attempting with that speech -- making clear to Sanders that he would be welcomed with open arms if and when he decides to get behind the former vice president's candidacy.
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North Korea, for its part, is using its continued production of nuclear material to pressure Mr. Trump — making clear its ability to pose a threat will only grow unless the United States eases its demands.
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But by putting their disagreements aside and speaking not with one voice but with many voices, all expressing the same message, they are making clear that the illiberal divide-and-rule strategy will not work.
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The most ominous news was yet to come: third baseman Miguel Andujar returned to the I.L., his troubles at the plate making clear that the labral tear in his right shoulder was still affecting him.
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Saudi officials called the Canadian criticism an unacceptable interference in the kingdom's internal affairs and threatened that further Canadian actions would give them license to interfere in Canadian affairs, without making clear what that meant.
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The refusals from top administration officials were unsurprising after the White House counsel's office sent a letter to top Democrats last week making clear that the administration would refuse to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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Their quandary is one faced by business across Europe: Mr. Trump has questioned the assumptions that have underpinned trans-Atlantic commerce since the end of World War II, without making clear what could come instead.
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The new administration is giving the military far more leeway — allowing speedier decisions on raids, airstrikes, bombing missions and arming allies — but also making clear the buck stops with the generals if things go wrong.
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Yes, that has the effect of unifying industry against you, but that's a feature, not a bug: It's in making clear who your enemies are that you convince your supporters you're truly on their side.
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The video specifically touts Rosendale as a would-be ally to President Trump and Vice President Pence, making clear he would support the administration in a state Trump won by about 28500 points in November.
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Maduro in December explicitly touted the petro as a way to "overcome the financial blockade," making clear that his administration views the cryptocurrency as a way around the sanctions on many of its top leaders.
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Regular phone calls between the two continued, with McConnell keeping the President updated on the process and the votes, and making clear what needed to be done to get the nomination across the finish line.
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He issued a statement making clear that lawful permanent residents — those who hold valid green cards — would be granted a waiver to enter the United States unless information suggested that they were a security threat.
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Mr Erdogan compounded the damage by proclaiming that high lending rates were to blame for inflation (a view roundly mocked by economists) and making clear that it was he who was in charge of monetary policymaking.
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While making clear he did not question the firms' motives, Jacobs said the conflict "sapped" their incentive to zealously represent the retailers obtaining injunctive relief, and led to terms that benefited other retailers at their expense.
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Republicans in Congress have expressed open opposition, challenging Trump to defend his plan to them in person and making clear they want him to find a way out of the tariff threat he issued last week.
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Trump recently asked for Pakistan's help with faltering Afghan peace talks in a letter to new Prime Minister Imran Khan, making clear that Islamabad's assistance was "fundamental" to the health of the two countries' strained relationship.
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While banks are not making clear their immediate staffing plans, analysts say that relocating executives to other EU cities will be a yearslong project for banks, one for which some firms have sought a head start.
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That follows a wait-and-see approach laid out earlier this month by several other Fed policymakers, making clear that a consensus has emerged among the 17 Fed officials who will meet on Jan. 29-30.
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Leclerc got ahead of Vettel at the start but was Instructed by Ferrari to let his team mate through on lap 11, an order the Monegasque complied with while making clear that he did not agree.
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Meanwhile, they are making clear they don&apost want the Democratic mayor&aposs support or blessing -- as they are calling on him to resign over of his inability to get the city's gun crime under control.
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The Stone indictment is the latest court filing to show two-way conversation, flowing from Trump to WikiLeaks or Trump to Moscow and back again, without ever making clear what, precisely, was flowing back or forth.
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"In selecting James, Google is making clear that its version of 'ethics' values proximity to power over the wellbeing of trans people, other LGBTQ people, and immigrants," Googlers and academics wrote in an open letter today.
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But, according to the Times, Don Jr. received an email from the same person who set up the meeting making clear that the material was part of a Russian government effort to help his father's candidacy.
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Dillon said on Wednesday the coalition was "not bound by these agreements," referring to the ceasefire deal and making clear it was being used to move fighters from one location to another "to fight yet again".
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Carl Paladino, Trump's New York campaign co-chair, told The Hill that making clear his policy on the touch back will help protect him from attempts by the media to take his words out of context.
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"I know how he feels," Trump said before quickly making clear he did not blame himself for the congressional inertia, instead singling out GOP senators, such as John McCain, for voting against the health care bill.
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The idea was to deter Soviet ground forces and reassure US allies by making clear that the US would be willing to risk nuclear war to block a Soviet invasion of a country hosting the bombs.
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"Unfortunately, the Eagles offered to send only a tiny handful of representatives, while making clear that the great majority of players would not attend the event, despite planning to be in D.C. today," the administration said.
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Graham has been particularly tough on Trump, who he recently said is "is destroying the Republican Party's chance at winning an election," while also making clear that he does not consider Cruz a politically viable alternative.
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The three leaders used the moment to present a united front, emphasizing that the benefits of the union far outweighed the challenges it faced and making clear that Europe would persevere, even after the British vote.
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Plenty, though it's worth making clear—so that I don't end up on the wrong end of a Walmart lawsuit—that none of the legitimate firms mentioned in my book are accused of any wrongdoing themselves.
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Even as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson struggled to mend the rift between America's partners in the gulf, Trump undermined him in very public fashion, making clear that he sided entirely with his new Saudi friends.
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Republican leadership should also introduce "sense of the House" and "sense of the Senate" resolutions making clear that each chamber values the relationships America has with its allies and will work to repair and strengthen them.
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Trump has repeatedly blasted Sessions for that choice, making clear on several previous occasions that he never would have nominated Sessions for the AG role if he had known the former Alabama senator would recuse himself.
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Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft made a combined $55.2 billion in net profit in the most recent quarter, making clear that threats of regulatory and legal scrutiny have done little to hurt the bottom line.
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But as the FBI announced Monday morning that the investigation remains fluid and Naval Air Station Pensacola shifted back to routine access, some Florida Republicans were making clear they had no interest in protecting the relationship.
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The survey results would help improve detection of drug-resistant TB cases by making clear where it preponderates and inform the country's future TB-control strategy, said Sunil Khaparde, deputy director general of the national program.
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But a defiant Mr. Trump refused to back down, making clear that the White House had nothing to retract or apologize for because his spokesman had simply repeated an assertion made by a Fox News commentator.
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Even gun owners like Dick's CEO Stark who believe themselves to be defenders of the Second Amendment are making clear their beliefs that not all guns should be protected and not all individuals should own guns.
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Congress could change this gap with a stroke of the legislative pen by simply making clear that anyone with an outstanding warrant -- for anything -- qualifies as a fugitive and is therefore prohibited from purchasing a firearm.
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"I think we should aim for transparency as much as possible and if that means making clear the dissent or different positions of the members, personally I don't have much to say against it," he added.
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Rook and Dizzy unearth old trauma; they sing and chant and squeal about the worst shit that's ever happened to them, making clear at every juncture how close they feel to annihilation, obliteration, and the afterlife.
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Advocates praised the judge's decision as making clear that insurers cannot ignore standards that would be applied to other forms of medical care in determining whether they will cover a mental health or substance abuse treatment.
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Trump spent much of his time on the campaign trail making clear that he had little interest in getting involved in Assad's affairs and simply wanted to eradicate ISIS alongside anyone who would join the cause.
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So I understand what you're saying, you're arguing that Congress should authorize the military actions against ISIS and the Syrian government as a way of making clear to Trump that action against North Korea isn't authorized?
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Perhaps it was intended as a self-portrait or, perhaps, an experiment; whatever the reason, Guérard was visualizing the lines on his own hand, making clear a natural kinship between his body and his beloved craft.
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"Too often, badly needed energy infrastructure is being held back by special-interest groups, entrenched bureaucracies and radical activists," Trump said outside Houston, making clear he'd make it easier for oil and gas companies to build pipelines.
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"We realise that contributing to the Paris Agreement targets is also about making clear choices in what we'll no longer finance, especially when there are good alternatives available," ING Vice Chairman Koos Timmermans said in a statement.
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There will "certainly be testimony from Flynn" at the Kian trial in July, prosecutor James Gillis said in court, making clear that Flynn is still cooperating under the plea deal he agreed to in the Mueller investigation.
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His calculation, at least at this point, is that passing on these giant candidate gatherings accrues to his benefit (making clear he is above and separate from the field) more than the where-is-he talk hurts.
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Though Blankenship's initial reference to "Cocaine Mitch" in an ad was unexplained, his campaign soon released a statement making clear what he was referring to — an article in the Nation from 2014, written by journalist Lee Fang.
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"For example, some Romanian and Bulgarian banks may currently charge between 15 euros and 30 euros for a cross-border transfer equivalent to 100 euros," the document said, making clear the new rules will cut these fees.
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Savoini was also caught on tape making clear that he was fine with the Russians taking extra "commission" for themselves from the proposed deal — described later in the meeting as "an amount to be returned" to them.
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It's as if it were making clear the very hypocrisy that still runs through many squirming viewers, perfectly content with a gay storyline so long as it doesn't shove gay sex, as it were, in their faces.
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Ferrari had seemed to be running out of top level alternatives to the 'Iceman', however, with triple world champion Lewis Hamilton contracted to Mercedes until 2018 and team mate Nico Rosberg making clear he wants to stay.
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ROME (Reuters) - Industry Minister Carlo Calenda said on Wednesday that Italy had plenty of work to do before it could hold an election, making clear his opposition to an early vote in the autumn of this year.
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Votel's comments come after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson explained that Trump's newly unveiled Afghanistan strategy is meant to pressure the Taliban to the negotiating table by making clear there's no way to win on the battlefield.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's newly unveiled Afghanistan strategy is meant to pressure the Taliban to the negotiating table by making clear there's no way to win on the battlefield, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday.
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Between 20 and 40 Republican lawmakers are preparing to sign a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan, making clear they want a solution on DACA by the end of the year, as CNN reported here on Thursday.
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And just minutes before he opened fire on a cartoon exhibit featuring images of the Prophet Muhammad in Texas in May 2015, Elton Simpson sent out a series of Twitter messages making clear where his allegiances lay.
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In some other states that levy a tax, Lyft has assessed the tax on top of the fare the driver receives, making clear that the passenger pays it, and raising questions about the accounting in New York.
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I said basta (ph), and I am pleased that others... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: Others are also joining in making clear that his rhetoric, his demagoguery, his trafficking in prejudice and paranoia has no place in our political system.
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The Chinese move appeared to be a warning shot aimed at increasing domestic pressure on Mr. Trump by making clear which exporters, including those in farm areas that voted for the president in 2016, might be hurt.
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So as the hearing began Tuesday, Barr tried to offer some assurances and commitments — saying he almost surely wouldn't fire Mueller, and making clear he believed self-interested presidential interference with an investigation could raise constitutional concerns.
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Both Carolyn Chute's "The Beans of Egypt, Maine" and Cathie Pelletier's "The Funeral Makers" play up their clannish characters' antic charms while making clear the specific and unique ways their lives have been shaped by rural poverty.
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The Social Democrats, who spent the past four years in a government together with Ms. Merkel's conservatives, are the second-largest party in Parliament, but wasted no time making clear their decision to return to the opposition.
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Even the pro-Israel US lobby group AIPAC, usually in lockstep with Trump and which has criticized the two lawmakers over their rhetoric, expressed disquiet, despite making clear it disagreed with the views of Omar and Tlaib.
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News of Mr. Ross's Navigator ties prompted Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Connecticut Democrat on the commerce committee, to assert that Mr. Ross had misled senators during his confirmation hearing by not making clear he had the investment.
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But with Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, making clear during the hearing that he still opposed many of Mr. Pompeo's views, the nomination will not pass the committee without the vote of at least one Democrat.
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Mr. de Blasio immediately distanced himself from helping to pay for the subway proposal, instead urging state leaders to approve a tax on the wealthy and making clear who he believes is obligated to fix the subway.
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Jon Tester (D-Mont.) sounded a similar note: "It would be good to get back to campaigning and get back to the state," he said, while making clear that the choice is up to McConnell and Schumer.
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It also comes as McConnell has urged caution in pressing forward with harsh sanctions on a NATO ally, making clear lawmakers should carefully examine the proposal and its affect on both US businesses and the geopolitical landscape.
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But they are a nonviolent tool — and in this case a timely and appropriate one — for making clear when another country's behavior has crossed a line and for applying pressure that could make its leaders reconsider course.
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Looking to avoid such a move, Conte wrote to all his EU counterparts late on Wednesday, pledging to abide by EU fiscal rules and making clear his government wanted to avoid a head-on confrontation with Brussels.
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The phone call with Ways & Means staffers is aimed at making clear that this is a top priority on the President-elect's agenda and to begin finding ways to pay for the proposal to make it budget neutral.
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But Mueller on Wednesday undercut that narrative, making clear in his comments that the guidelines had a significant influence on the investigation, tying his hands from the very start from even considering whether a crime had been committed.
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The bill will also introduce tougher sanctions for group harassment online by making clear that every single person that is taking part will have to answer for it, even if they just sent a few tweets, Schiappa said.
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Omega, suddenly not only the face of New Japan in the United States but also now its defender, responded in kind, eventually making clear in no uncertain terms that Jericho would have to kill him to beat him.
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Perhaps most importantly, the bureau has brought transparency and accountability to previously opaque markets like consumer credit reporting, making clear just how much putting that new computer on your credit card will cost you in the long run.
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Since the "Umbrella Movement" of 2014, the Communist Party has been making clear that it will tolerate no more insubordination—and yet three days later demonstrators braved rubber bullets, tear gas and legal retribution to make their point.
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This is stupid, especially for a candidate who's otherwise been pretty good at focusing on one single aspect of a policy he doesn't like and also making clear, (if questionable), promises about what he'd do to change them.
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The ECB announced on Thursday the quantitative easing (QE) scheme would be extended until September 2018, with its President Mario Draghi — of whom Coeure was long considered a key ally — making clear its eventual duration remained open-ended.
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The Tory Johnson has cut through against Republicans from time to time, whether as foreign secretary, making clear his policy disagreements with Trump on Iran, or his rapier pushback against Trump's claims of "no-go" areas in London.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told his Finnish counterpart the Kremlin would take unspecified measures to respond to increased NATO activity in the Baltic region, making clear he was vexed by Helsinki's hosting of alliance drills.
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Much like choosing a cereal from the breakfast department of a supermarket, highly-skilled professionals are now comparing governments online — and making clear-headed choices based on which ones are most convenient and have the greatest amenities available.
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With South Africa - a continental heavyweight and key backer of the ICC in the late 1990s - making clear it could no longer tolerate the court's denial of immunity to sitting leaders, the departure gates have been flung open.
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The bank has paid $185 million in government fines, but the lawmakers are increasing the pressure on the individual executives running the bank, making clear they will not be satisfied unless specific people are also held to account.
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"It very much rides on the tone used," she said, adding that there was a "very fine line" between making clear to Britain the limits of what it could ask for and alienating potential allies with excessive stridency.
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Neil Gough ECONOMY Federal Reserve officials drained much of the drama from their scheduled meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday by making clear in recent days they were once again postponing any increase in the Fed's benchmark interest rate.
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"You can help temper expectations by making clear [to Feinstein] that we were not aware of this story before it was publicly advertised and until yesterday had not been contacted to respond to any issues," the person wrote.
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"We have been consistent for the last 18 months in making clear that we have, at various times, been in discussions with Apple about a possible resolution to our licensing dispute," a Qualcomm spokesperson said in a statement.
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After the president made his decision, Mr. McGahn was reportedly so troubled that he wrote an internal memo detailing the concerns about Mr. Kushner — including from the C.I.A. — and making clear that he had recommended against the move.
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Some optimists think that Mr. Trump could lessen the harm of a decision on Jerusalem by making clear he will not prejudge the future of East Jerusalem or other core questions like the borders of a Palestinian state.
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Clinton and her advisers some measure of vindication by making clear that the Russians had supported Mr. Trump's candidacy — an assertion he has long dismissed as a "hoax" — the indictment was also vexing to both Democrats and Republicans.
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Monday's punishment shows the religious right "flexing their muscles and making clear that the laws against LGBT activity will be enforced in their state," said Linda Lakhdhir, a legal adviser in the Asia Division of Human Rights Watch.
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Tech profits: Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft made a combined $55.2 billion in net profit in the most recent quarter, making clear that threats of regulatory and legal scrutiny have done little to hurt the bottom line.
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The administration is now making clear that it is not giving a green light for agencies to start hiring; instead, the White House is seeking long-term plans from each agency to, in most cases, prepare for cuts.
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"Oh, I'm sure he'll get blamed," Representative Billy Long, Republican of Missouri and a vocal Trump supporter, said of the speaker as he left the Capitol on Friday, making clear he did not believe this would be fair.
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I worry about the wholesale job loss, absolutely, but I'm also personally really intent on making clear that wherever you fall on whether or not that's the future or not the future, we already need a guaranteed income.
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"In selecting James, Google is making clear that its version of 'ethics' values proximity to power over the wellbeing of trans people, other LGBTQ people, and immigrants," argues an open letter signed by more than 1,800 Google employees.
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But after letting the chaos consume D.C. for hours, the White House finally stepped in, making clear that Rosenstein still had a job, at least until Thursday, when he'll meet with Trump in person at the White House.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin is making clear the Trump administration's emphasis on "free trade with reciprocal terms" at the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bank governors' meeting, a senior Treasury official here said.
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"In this role ― and in my role as a mom ― I will march with fellow Minnesotans who are making clear that our state does not tolerate a racist mascot," Flanagan wrote in a Thursday op-ed for the HuffPost.
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Perhaps, but Facebook has clarified that some of what you do on Portal can in fact be used to serve you ads, something that was reported by Recode last month and immediately earned Facebook criticism for not making clear.
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There was talk of an exit bill for Britain as large as 60bn ($63bn), and of making clear that negotiation of future trade relations would follow, and not run in parallel with, the two-year Article 50 divorce settlement.
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Previous work has also looked at the unequal impact of climate change within countries and across income groups, making clear that wealthier individuals of all nationalities are better-equipped to adapt to or shield themselves from a warming world.
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ROME, May 24 (Reuters) - Industry Minister Carlo Calenda said on Wednesday that Italy had plenty of work to do before it could hold an election, making clear his opposition to an early vote in the autumn of this year.
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He added that the Fed is trying to develop a framework for banks of that size that allows the regulator to apply stricter rules on those it considers risky while making clear to firms what would trigger tougher oversight.
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The effort included, several people involved said, making clear that Mnuchin, not acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney or acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought, serves as the lead negotiator for the White House.
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"The main objective of this is to encourage private sector development in the country," Ahmed said, making clear that the nation of 100 million was turning the page on decades of reliance on the state to drive economic growth.
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"We want to accelerate that progress and we believe the commitment of additional U.S. special forces can play a critical role," Rhodes said, making clear that the new forces were not meant to serve in a ground combat role.
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The Catholic Church generally does not condone the use of contraception in most circumstances — even to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases like HIV — and Pope Francis has avoided making clear statements on the use of condoms before.
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And in using that term in the Constitution, the Framers were making clear that a president who would engage in the "corrupt exercise of power in exchange for a personal benefit" should not be able to remain in office.
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That's why in 2010 President Obama began the Opening Doors program, the first federal strategic plan to prevent and end homelessness, making clear that our priority was to ensure that every person had a dignified place to call home.
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He should immediately reinstate Mr. Sakvarelidze and begin a broad public discussion on the choice for the next prosecutor general, making clear that his mandate will be a thorough reform, and that the government will be fully behind it.
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The rest of the show, which is basically a 45-minute mobile drama in a dozen or more short acts, alternates staged reality with zany satire, though, as usual, Mr. Reyes tends to resist making clear distinctions between modes.
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He plans to discuss the crisis in Yemen and Britain's support for the 2015 nuclear deal struck between Iran and world powers "while making clear our concerns about some of Iran's activity in the region," according to his statement.
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Trump is making clear that the "special relationship" under May's successor who will take over in a couple of weeks will be on his terms, a sentiment that could have enormous political and diplomatic implications in London and beyond.
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" "To help ensure that this does not occur again, we will be issuing a directive to every one of our more than 1,400 locations nationwide, making clear that they are prohibited from voluntarily providing daily guest lists to ICE.
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And despite statements by President Abbas and his party's leaders making clear their opposition to violence, too often they send a different message by failing to condemn specific terrorist attacks and naming public squares, streets and schools after terrorists.
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Montenegro released an official statement making clear that it is a peace-loving country that also can defend itself and that it is not, as Trump had suggested in an interview on Tuesday, about to start World War III.
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The senator did not respond to questions about whether he still had confidence in Mr. Perez, but his top adviser sought to tamp down the discord while making clear that the Sanders campaign remained wary of the party establishment.
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Earlier, McConnell brushed aside a Democratic request to call four current or former White House officials as witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial expected next month, again making clear that he expects senators not to remove Trump from office.
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Now the tortured relationship between President Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan has gone cool again, with the Republican president making clear he has no qualms about bucking the GOP leader to cut deals with his Democratic foes.
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And he is still preparing for a trial, making clear to advisers that Pat A. Cipollone, his White House counsel, will lead any defense for the White House, with an open question as to who assists from the outside.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, who also supported the tax bill, recently went further than Meadows, making clear in a radio interview that welfare or "entitlement reform," as the party often calls it, would be a top Republican priority in 2018.
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Once his core team was in place, Mueller did an orientation with the group he'd assembled from across different US attorneys' offices and FBI bureaus, making clear his expectations, the mission, and how they were going to get the job done.
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While testifying before Congress, Comey outlined the FBI's ongoing counterintelligence investigation of Russian disinformation and political subversion in the 2016 campaign, making clear that it included looking into contacts and possible collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
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President Donald Trump is showing that he is not forgetting the blue-collar voters who sent him to the White House, making clear during an energetic first full weekday in office that his administration will be devoted to US workers.
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"The White House made a decision yesterday: They issued an extended letter talking about this process that the House is engaged in, making clear that the White House's view is that this is not a legitimate impeachment proceeding," he said.
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Diplomats and officials say he is also seeking to shift policy by making clear his immediate aims are to weaken Islamist militants who threaten France from the Middle East and embark only on diplomatic initiatives that can bring concrete results.
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President Trump is making clear what we milk folk have known fer ages: we exist, we love milk and we are important enough to be brought up in the first conversation between two of the most powerful human beings on earth.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook also sent a letter to employees Monday morning, making clear the company's hardline stance refusing to make software to unlock the phone addresses broader issues, not just a single device linked to a grisly attack.
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But this new Times story isn't news to Mueller himself — per Schmidt and Haberman, the special counsel's investigators learned about it some time ago, making clear yet again that they have substantially more information than the public knows about so far.
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The tech industry has a long way to go before its boys' club atmosphere is a thing of the past, and making clear declarations that bad behavior won't be tolerated at a prestige event is only a small sign of progress.
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"We have structured a deal concept that will satisfy the needs of everybody involved... I am hopeful we can bring that deal to a successful conclusion... We have some work to do, but we are making clear progress," Muilenburg told CNBC.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based organization that reports on the war, says pro-Assad forces are making "clear advances" in eastern Aleppo, including the belt of territory that could split the rebel-held east in two.
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Instead of trying to make herself cool (I mean...), she is working on making clear that America's fundamental values of inclusion, fairness and opportunity for all -- the essential values that are at stake in this election -- are deeply, infectiously cool.
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Facebook has thrown all of its weight behind its new streaming hub, paying media outlets like BuzzFeed and the New York Times (as well as Mashable) to broadcast regularly while making clear that it has tailored advertising in the works.
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For now, China appears to be taking the view that Trump's intervention was the result of a green foreign policy team -- not a looming policy shift -- despite making clear its displeasure and restating the "One China" policy in a statement.
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And instead of presenting evidence during his meeting with President Putin and making clear that he would stand with Democrats and Republicans and the leading intelligence agencies, Trump accepted the assurances of Putin all while smiling in front of the cameras.
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Washington (CNN)The White House is making clear that President Barack Obama will defy Republicans in Congress and on the campaign trail who want him to leave the momentous task of nominating a new Supreme Court justice to the next administration.
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Even as he prepared to leave for Springfield, Missouri, to make his opening pitch to the public on tax reform, Trump grumbled privately about Cohn, making clear he was still annoyed with his top economic adviser's criticism of his Charlottesville response.
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HOUSE PANEL REVEALS SPENDING BILL DESPITE BUDGET DELAY: The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday released an $21625 billion veteran benefits bill, making clear that it will not wait for a GOP budget before beginning its months-long slog of spending bills.
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Still-unfolding revelations of massive kickbacks made to the last two presidents and others from 22019-15 are now making clear what was long suspected: crony capitalism, payments to politicians and a weak judicial system have been crippling Argentina's democracy.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said Wednesday that federal officials are planning a "conspicuous, concerted effort" to communicate the risks of the disease, making clear that it poses a far different — and less severe — threat than the recent Ebola epidemic.
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Mr. de Pencier said antidoping officials wanted to emphasize support for WADA, which was heavily criticized by Olympic committee members in Rio de Janeiro this month, while making clear that significant aspects of its structure and governance needed to change.
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Nielsen, speaking at the National Sheriffs' Association annual conference in New Orleans, coordinated her message with the White House beforehand, an official told CNN, making clear the administration is attempting to get on the same page as the outrage grows.
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That change in the outlook was underscored by the BoE's decision this month to dramatically revise up its near-term growth forecast while also making clear that a weak pound and expected higher inflation may prevent it from doing much more.
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Several high-profile GOP candidates were more upfront, saying Ford deserved a chance to be heard, while also making clear they did not think Kavanaugh's confirmation should be derailed as they accused Democrats of playing politics with the nomination. Rep.
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In that number, the sisters beg the winds to be gentle as their lovers sail to war — the pretext for their deceit — so why didn't we see Africans fanning them, making clear that breezes come from all kinds of sources?
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If those plans hold, McCain will be sending a clear final message to Trump, after making clear when he was alive that he saw the President's demeanor, populist style and global outlook as antithetical to America's founding values and global role.
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Johnson raised the stakes, however, effectively turning it into a confidence vote by making clear that if the government were defeated, it would hold a vote on Wednesday to approve an early election, most likely to be held on Oct. 14.
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Congressional Republicans could, for instance, remove the threat of Trump axing his attorney general in order to impede Bob Mueller's investigation by making clear that any such firing would be met with overwhelming reprisals, up to and including impeachment proceedings.
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"With this launching, North Korea is making clear that it is demanding more than the mere humanitarian food aid South Korea and the United States are discussing," said Mr. Lee, of the Institute for Far Eastern Studies at Kyungnam University.
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"To help ensure that this does not occur again, we will be issuing a directive to every one of our more than 1,400 locations nationwide, making clear that they are prohibited from voluntarily providing daily guest lists to ICE," she added.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) this week took action against a skincare and tea company, and sent warning notices to almost a dozen Instagram influencers including singer Cardi B for not making clear when they posted paid ads for the group.
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In his letter, Cardinal Ouellet treads carefully on the fact that the American's ascent took place under John Paul, while making clear that Francis had nothing to do with Archbishop McCarrick's promotions from New York to New Jersey to Washington.
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He was hoping to realign the region by rebuilding America's alliance with Riyadh, which had frayed under President Barack Obama, and by making clear that he was getting the United States out of the business of lecturing friends about domestic matters.
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He continued, remarking that while he and Brzezinski had predicted that Trump would win the nomination and "pissed a lot of people off" in the process while making clear that he would "never support" someone who advocated such a ban.
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Newsom -- who, incidentally, used to be married to Kimberly Guilfoyle, who now dates Trump's eldest son -- quickly fired back, making clear the high speed rail money would not be returned and the rail system is still part of the California plan.
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Republicans poked holes in the testimony, making clear that none of the witnesses had actually heard Mr. Trump explicitly tie the security aid to the investigations, and they complained vociferously about the process, assailing it as tilted against the president.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday welcomed a probe into whether officials improperly tried to help construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc, making clear he sought to ride out a potential scandal just months ahead of elections.
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While the defense objected to the sentences, making clear that another appeal was likely, they and the judge also discussed the possibility that he would recommend to the Bureau of Prisons that it waive certain security restrictions associated with manslaughter convictions.
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But with aides making clear a resolution to address the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program isn't in the cards this week, at this moment it's more likely they just struggle to kick the can down the road again.
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Between meetings on August 27, I heard Ambassador Bolton express to Ambassador Taylor and National Security Council Senior Director Tim Morrison his frustration about Mr. Giuliani's influence with the President, making clear there was nothing he could do about it.
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And during the campaign, he's called for McConnell to be removed from his position as leader and criticized the recent ObamaCare repeal plan, making clear he'll be anything but the safe "yes" vote for the GOP agenda that Strange has been.
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"By making clear that deterrence is the sole purpose of our arsenal, this bill would reduce the chances of a nuclear miscalculation and help us maintain our moral and diplomatic leadership in the world," they wrote in a joint statement.
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The White House sought to pare back Republican defections leading up to the vote, with the President and White House aides making clear to Republican senators that a vote against Trump on this issue would have ramifications come re-election time.
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Finally, America and her allies must stand with Israel, clearly and vocally, making clear that Iran and Hezbollah's campaign of terror against Israel will be met by an insurmountable response, politically, and if unavoidable, by Israel's fully legitimate military reaction.
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The SPD premier of the state of Rhineland Palatinate, Malu Dreyer, said she preferred the idea of the SPD "tolerating" a minority government over a grand coalition, making clear that the party would not agree to a deal at any price.
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"The President is making clear his increased willingness to exercise his discretionary powers to benefit those who engaged in the kind of white collar felonies the president tends to dismiss as 'what everyone does,' " said Brad Moss, a national security lawyer.
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"By taking this unprecedented step, the Trump administration is making clear that it takes monitoring and enforcement of U.S. trade agreements seriously, including obligations to strengthen forest sector governance," Mr. Lighthizer, the United States trade representative, said in a statement.
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The majority leader was calm and even-keeled throughout the session, making clear he's 100 percent behind Kavanaugh and never suggesting the party bail on the nomination, according to interviews with more than a half-dozen GOP senators close to McConnell.
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Social scientists have a tendency to be reticent to exercise their political voice for fear of appearing partisan — but making clear that some political actions can severely disrupt government, civil society, the national economy, and security is a nonpartisan observation.
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Sure, Netanyahu has rhetorically accepted a two-state solution (a nod to international diplomatic consensus), although that acceptance was immediate qualified by publically making clear to his rejectionist base that this had been a purely rhetorical statement for international consumption.
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The White House had crafted the story carefully, telling reporters the cause was low morale at the bureau and Comey's handling of the Hillary Clinton investigation, and releasing a cautiously worded statement making clear that Trump was following the advice of staff.
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The proposed rules changes include requiring judges to report misconduct by their colleagues — and making it a disciplinable offense not to — adding stronger language defining and condemning harassment, and making clear that rules about court confidentiality don't prohibit employees from reporting misconduct.
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The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) said in a post on its website it had found problems with 8,495 products, including unclear and incomplete statement of terms, improper classification and not making clear the terms that reduce insurer liability, among other things.
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I don't think you say this explicitly in the book, so I'll ask you now: Is there any evidence at all that Trump actively sought out Russian money by making clear that his businesses could be used to hide ill-gotten gains?
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The United States grabbed Iran's share of Europe's oil market while Tehran was under sanctions, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in an interview broadcast on Friday, making clear the Islamic Republic was keen to regain its market niche.
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Two weeks ago its consumer protection office issued a statement making clear just how upset it is: Any science enthusiast doing genetic engineering outside of a licensed facility, it wrote, might face a fine of €50,000 or up to three years in prison.
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So when I was doing the reporting on the surveillance program I was making clear that those were my views, because I had reached those conclusions and thought I had been justified in that, because I believed certain facts led to a conclusion.
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Later that day, Mr Erdogan compounded the damage by proclaiming that high lending rates were to blame for inflation (a view roundly mocked by economists), undermining the central bank and making clear that when it came to monetary policymaking, he was in charge.
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Clarification: The original version of this article said that Alisher Usmanov had flown Shavkat Mirziyoyev to meet Vladimir Putin on his private jet, without making clear that Uzbekistan Airways, the state-owned airline, had paid Mr Usmanov for the use of the jet.
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This is why, besides my investigation, which could result in enforcement action, I will also be making clear public policy recommendations to help us understand how our personal data is used online and what we can do to control how it's used.
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In just a couple weeks, a new crop of Democrats will join the House as the party takes back the majority — and the activist energy that put them there is making clear they won't stand for what happened in the House again.
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But with Baghdad making clear it opposes independence for a region that has abundant oil reserves, some voters fear now is not the time to start moves to break away from Iraq — and rich businessman Shaswar Abdulwahid Qadir has taken up their cause.
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EU leaders looking for clues about Morawiecki's plans will also have taken little comfort from comments he has made since being nominated, making clear he backs a tough line on the EU and believes in PiS's traditional vision of the Polish state.
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ANKARA/DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran on Wednesday stopped short of offering to restrain oil output as part of a global pact to freeze production to prop up prices, making clear it wants to recapture the market share it lost during years of sanctions.
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His campaign is making clear that despite the size of his defeat in South Carolina -- equal to nearly 50% of the vote -- he is nowhere near giving up his campaign, though the candidate himself appears to have rock-bottom expectations in the South.
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The book drives this point home early, explaining that one of the first NASA ads target to women bore the tagline, "Reduce your domestic duties!" making clear to potential applicants that a job with Langley meant far less time for household maintenance.
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In contrast, the Canadian dollar moved closer to last week's eight-month high, as the Bank of Canada showed no sign that it would match potential interest rate cuts from the Fed, making clear it had no intention of easing monetary policy.
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Conservatives are also making clear that they expect anything Ryan might call alongside their bill meet an informal Republican conference rule that requires any bill on the floor to have a majority of Republican Party votes, which the bipartisan bill likely does not.
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Since Flynn's guilty plea on Friday morning, Trump has tapped out double-digit tweets making clear that Flynn's decision to cooperate with special counsel Bob Mueller's investigation has no impact on him and, oh yeah, the FBI is super corrupt and bad.
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Ecuador said it had placed a "temporary restriction" on Julian Assange's internet access at its embassy in London, making clear that it feared being drawn into an effort to "interfere in electoral processes" in the U.S. by the activities of the WikiLeaks founder.
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Cory Gardner (R-CO), chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, quickly sent a statement making clear that the NRSC would not entertain helping Democrat Doug Jones in the Senate race's general election this December: The NRSC is fully behind Roy Moore. pic.twitter.
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Hillary Clinton has been on a bit of a media tear the past few weeks, holding forth on both the personal and the political — and making clear that someone needs to perform an intervention before she further complicates life for her fellow Democrats.
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But last month, President Hassan Rouhani, under pressure at home, set a schedule for beginning to walk back from some of Iran's earlier commitments, making clear that if Mr. Trump continued to step up sanctions pressure, his country would begin producing nuclear fuel.
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Federal Reserve officials on Friday outlined the case for an interest-rate cut, making clear in their first public remarks since the central bank chose to leave policy unchanged this week that inflation and rising global risks are weighing heavily on their minds.
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This line of criticism has particularly stung Ms. Warren, who has made a point to hold several private talks with Native leaders since taking the DNA test, emphasizing her respect for tribal sovereignty and making clear she does not claim tribal citizenship.
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Yet the global community united to accomplish two incredible goals, one of identifying and isolating the terrorist organizations that had advanced violent fundamentalist ideals, the other of making clear such ideology was not shared by billions of peaceful Muslims around the world.
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It was about denying Ukraine's claim to a cultural uniqueness, and even more about making clear that the state would brook no challenge to its official lies about Ukraine being in the grips of fascists manipulated by the West to denigrate Russian culture.
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We talked yesterday with the book's author, Diana Kapp, a longtime essayist (with an MBA from Stanford) who authored the book in part to encourage her own teenage daughter to pursue her passions while making clear there will be obstacles, always, to overcome.
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Despite lingering doubts about his nation's ability to strike the continental United States with a nuclear weapon, Mr. Kim appeared to be making clear he intends to enter negotiations with Washington the way the Soviets did decades ago, as an established nuclear power.
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At the hearing, that momentum was obvious, as the topic was brought up repeatedly, making clear that members of the Senate believe this should be a top priority and are seeking specificity on this issue as they consider nominees to the agency.
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"Then he saw Gaetz on Fox News, got all fired up, and by the afternoon was making clear that he needed his 'warriors' on the Senate floor with (White House counsel Pat) Cipollone," a person with direct knowledge of the conversation told CNN.
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Her ruling also ignores longstanding Supreme Court precedent making clear that the government has broad power to regulate the use of the public's lands, and that livestock grazing on those lands may be limited or even denied when the public welfare requires it.
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The American military hopes it can mollify the Turks by making sure that the majority of the force that takes the city is Arab, and making clear that only local fighters will occupy the city after the Islamic State is driven out.
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That's why in the case of Trump, his inflammatory and irresponsible words about Jews -- as well as Muslims and other minorities -- must be challenged every time, making clear that we as a society will not allow them to become the new normal.
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But Edward Stack, the 63-year-old chief executive of Dick's whose father founded the store in 1948, is deliberately steering his company directly into the storm, making clear that the company's new policy was a direct response to the Florida shooting.
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"One way ahead could be to ask experts to look at this," he said, making clear there was no concrete plan so far and the makeup of such a panel would have to be decided but it may constitute historians and lawyers.
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Pompeo has, however, publicly broken with the president over the question of Russian interference in the election, making clear that the CIA's view differs from that of the president himself, who has steadfastly refused to say explicitly that he believes in Russian malfeasance.
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Instead, it bars anyone and everyone from Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, Somalia, Sudan, and Libya, making clear that the theory behind this order is that Muslims, specifically foreign-born Muslims, are seen as an especial kind of threat of violent extremism.
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Separately, Representative Adam Schiff, the panel's top Democrat, told reporters on Thursday he would like "dozens" more witnesses, including Bannon, to appear before the committee, making clear he does not view the panel's investigation of Russia and the election as near its end.
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WASHINGTON — The national intelligence director, James R. Clapper, warned Tuesday that North Korea had expanded its production of weapons-grade nuclear fuel, making clear that the Obama administration now regarded the reclusive government in Pyongyang, rather than Iran, as the world's most worrisome nuclear threat.
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The White House sought Thursday to tamp down another firestorm that broke out in the wake of President Trump&aposs summit with Vladimir Putin, making clear the president does not support the Russian leader&aposs proposal to allow his government to interview American officials.
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After making clear that she is also a fan of costars Oprah Winfrey and Mindy Kaling, who sat beside Witherspoon for the interview, Ford told the actress, 41, that she was the subject of her college dissertation, which focused on strong female characters in film.
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"I mean, there may have been foreign policy types who passed through South Carolina, I think there's a BMW factory there," David Rothkopf, editor of Foreign Policy magazine, said during an interview on MSNBC while making clear he thought she would be a terrible choice.
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The film isn't concerned so much with delineating between good and evil — Lupita Nyong'o's Nakia, one of the film's heroines, has a worldview adjacent to Killmonger in terms of Wakanda's isolationism — as it is making clear the circumstances that have shaped these characters' worldviews.
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To this end, Evers should restore the job training funding that he vetoed last year and reinstate work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, while making clear the intent of the administration to help those low income struggling families find and sustain employment.
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The Clinton campaign quickly moved to head off the Trump offensive, making clear that the she would soon lay out her own ideas for combating the evolving threat from home-grown terrorism and dismissed Trump's bid to use the attack to bolster his political prospects.
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Since turning the tide of Syria's civil war by intervening militarily in 2015 on Assad's behalf, Russia has turned a blind eye to scores of Israeli air strikes against Iranian and Hezbollah deployments or arms transfers, while making clear it wanted Assad kept immune.
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Using state-of-the-art printing techniques, dozens of miniatures have been reproduced on metal and put on display, showing a fabled world of poets, rulers, hunters and scenes of court life and making clear the considerable interplay that existed between European and Mughal art.
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"The goal of the letter is making clear that we do not accept that dark money is a necessary part of the modern mayoralty," said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York, who has long been critical of the nonprofit groups.
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The next fight will be on obstruction -- in Congress While Mueller didn't recommend Trump be charged with obstruction (and Barr expressly ruled it out) there's a line in Mueller's report that suggests the special counsel was making clear one way forward on all of this.
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Meanwhile, the New York Times reported that Justice Department officials have had "numerous" conversations with White House lawyers about Mueller's "conclusions" in recent days — making clear the White House has had an extensive heads-up on what's coming and time to work on a rebuttal.
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Since he began self-publishing and distributing his own illustrations at the zenith of east-coast zine culture in the early 90s, Regé has been making clear-line works on paper and producing graphic novels that are issued by publishers and found in stores.
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On the other hand Downing Street was upbeat, describing as a "significant breakthrough" the news that "the Commission have tabled a text making clear that the UK's current circumstances meet the criteria for triggering the emergency brake" (a four-year benefits freeze for incomers).
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A group calling itself Googlers Against Transphobia in a petition denounced the company's decision to include James: In selecting James, Google is making clear that its version of "ethics" values proximity to power over the wellbeing of trans people, other LGBTQ people, and immigrants.
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On Tuesday, he again blamed "both sides" and signaled he was standing up for those who oppose the removal of Confederate monuments from public squares -- making clear he was more concerned about not alienating his political base than exercising his moral responsibility as President.
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Seen through that lens, Cohen's strategy is largely focused on making clear to special counsel Robert Mueller, who is leading an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, that he's got a lot of story to tell -- and he's willing to tell it.
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In recent days, dozens of Republican lawmakers have denounced Russia and backed the US intelligence community, making clear there is no daylight between themselves and the findings that Russia interfered in the 2016 US elections and still poses a risk to upcoming elections. Sen.
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"Additionally, the defendant's decision to plead guilty and cooperate likely affected the decisions of related firsthand witnesses to be forthcoming with the (special counsel's office) and cooperate," prosecutors wrote, making clear they used Flynn as their entry point into understanding the campaign and transition.
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MIAMI — Hillary Clinton debuted her running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, to boisterous and bilingual cheers here on Saturday, calling him a "progressive who likes to get things done" even as some liberal Democrats began making clear that they were disappointed with her choice.
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No one action by the Secretary will make this new focus universal, but recent actions by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) and Congress are making clear that there are numerous steps being taken by policymakers to strengthen the move towards value-based care.
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The political right and far left have taken their lead from the recent SOTU address and GOP opposition response when making clear references to the Republican frontrunner when the president pointed out the irresponsible voices galvanizing Americans into an unparalleled universe and South Carolina Gov.
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" She said that Congress should pass legislation making clear that a president can be charged for alleged criminal activity, even while in office, as well as amend obstruction of justice statutes "to explicitly allow for indictment when the President abuses the powers of the office.
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Playing for time, and making clear they will not be pushed around by Salvini, the ruling 5-Star Movement, the opposition center-left Democratic Party (PD) and the leftist LEU party voted together on Tuesday to push the debate on the government into next week.
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"Consumers may have to switch plans in order to avoid dramatic rate increases, but competitive options should still be available in most regions in the U.S." Republicans have already been pointing to the coming increases and making clear they will highlight them in the campaign.
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Over on Twitter, TechCrunch's security editor Zack Whittaker also pointed to a 2017 report from the Intercept that found so-called anonymous messaging app Sarahah was surreptitiously collecting contact email addresses and phone numbers without making clear to users that it was doing so.
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The leverage includes keeping in place 2,200 American troops, who have been mostly fighting the Islamic State, in eastern Syria; making clear Mr. Assad will have to change his behavior to get control of that area's oil and gas resources; and becoming more engaged diplomatically.
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What's more, Congress could pass a law making clear that regardless of how the industry pays drivers — whether on a per-hour or a per-mile basis — drivers are entitled to earn minimum wage and overtime for all of the hours they put in.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, floated the idea of a broader immigration deal during the meeting in the White House Cabinet Room on Tuesday, making clear that it would have to include a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants already in the country.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, for his part, told his conference to "take a deep breath," according to senators in the room, making clear that the trial rules allow for a witness vote later in the process, and decisions should be held off until then.
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Ms. Walters said the White House — through the letter, which is also being sent to agency heads across the federal government — was making clear that each agency was authorized to answer Mr. Shaub's question and provide copies of any ethics waivers it might have issued.
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" Making clear that her Missionaries of Jesus congregation and its members supported the ongoing case against Mulakkal, Kadamthottu added, "I urge you earnestly not to make your legal obligations in the case an alibi to compromise our affirmed religious vows and principles of community life.
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Trump is making clear that he is going out of his way to believe MBS' claim that he had no idea about the attempt to lure Khashoggi, a prominent critic of the Saudi government, to the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul, where he was killed. Why?
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And while he promised last year to quickly move the United States Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem despite the longstanding dispute over a city that both sides claim as a capital, he has not acted on that pledge, making clear he was rethinking it.
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While making clear that US troops would continue to perform their duties at home and deployed overseas, Mattis said that over 50% of the civilian workforce would not come to work and that maintenance operations and the training of reservist troops would be affected.
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The man at the center of the political crisis ripping apart Spain has just attempted to pull off the impossible: both declaring that his native Catalonia has the right to secede from Spain and then immediately making clear that he wouldn't actually be seceding.
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The Malaysian government "should be conspicuous about making clear that they're committed to transparency and good governance, and the kind of rules that will encourage people who are considering investing in Malaysia's fast-growing economy to have confidence that they can do so fairly," Earnest said.
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"Draghi's pledge to do 'whatever it takes' gave the euro zone the central bank backstop it needed, and was also an important symbolic moment in making clear that the euro zone was here to stay and policymakers were committed to its survival," TS Lombard's Fraser notes.
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These companies even provide the option of staging elaborate shooting drills, complete with fake blood and masked men with plastic guns (in one instance, involving a different company, a traumatized teacher in Oregon sued the school district for not making clear that it was just a drill).
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While the scene would have significantly upped the gore, it's also notable for making clear that It has the power to make people do very bad things; similarly, the Black Spot flashback implies that It spurred the already hateful Legion of Decency to commit mass murder.
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Russia targeted Clinton emails hours after appeal from Trump The report also provided new details on the Russian operation targeting Hillary Clinton's campaign making clear Russian hackers began targeting the campaign's emails within hours of a public appeal from Trump for them to do exactly that.
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Kirsten Gillibrand restated her commitment not to use stolen, hacked materials from foreign adversaries in her presidential campaign and called on other 2020 contenders to do the same, making clear where they stand on using the kind of information that was central to Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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Bottom line: House GOP members and aides have quietly been making clear they think the White House hindered this process the last week or so by pushing so hard for a vote before the conference was comfortable with the proposal, but this week the urgency is real.
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"The ICC has ruled several times that its member states are obliged to arrest this fugitive from justice if he is on their territory, and multiple states have avoided or curtailed such visits by rescheduling conferences or making clear he risks arrest on their territory," she said.
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"If across nominations and issues we're making clear that Trump is betraying his own voters by siding with giant corporations at the expense of working families, then it will penetrate and Republican senators will be more vulnerable and more forced to rethink voting lockstep," PCCC's Green said.
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"Once again, this administration is making clear its intent to revive ill-conceived policies that perpetuate racial disparities in the criminal justice system, hurt families and communities, and exacerbate the mass incarceration crisis across our country," Kristen Clarke, the group's president and executive director, said Monday.
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Mr. Sessions had been chewing on the idea of returning to the Senate for several months, making clear to allies and advisers that he was pained at the possibility that his final act in public life could be his contentious 21-month tenure at the Justice Department.
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Mattis's resignation letter offered a stunning rebuke of Trump's worldview, making clear that Mattis resigned because his views did not "align" with the president's on the value of alliances such as NATO and the anti-ISIS coalition and standing firm against adversaries such as Russia and China.
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She asked EU leaders to respond in kind to her efforts to break the Brexit stalemate, making clear she was disappointed at their plan to announce on Friday that talks have not yet made enough progress to move on to a discussion of future trade ties.
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The flyover came days after Secretary of Defense James Mattis called Beijing out over its militarization of the islands, accusing China of "intimidation and coercion" in the Indo-Pacific, making clear the US has no plans to leave the region and prompting a furious Chinese response.
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This determination was based in part on sample analysis that linked signatures from the Khan Shaykhun attack to previous samples from the Syrian regime's sarin stockpile, making clear that Syria retained chemical weapons well past its promise that it had destroyed its stockpiles and eliminated its program.
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"I think what the president is making clear is every possible action, authority, executive program is on the table to ensure it is clear that there is a right and legal way to come into this country, and no other ways will be tolerated," she added. .
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House Democrats, from Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on down, are pushing Republicans to draft legislation with them, and are making clear that granting Puerto Rico the power to declare bankruptcy on some of its $72 billion in debt has to be part of any legislation.
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United States officials, while making clear that they see the pact as part of an effort to counter China's influence in the region, say they are hopeful that the pact's "open architecture" eventually prompts China to join, along with other important economic powers like South Korea.
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" The top U.S. diplomat said Washington would carry out "stabilization initiatives" such as clearing landmines and restoring basic utilities in areas no longer under Islamic State control, while making clear that "'stabilization' is not a synonym for open-ended nation-building or a synonym for reconstruction.
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"I'm looking forward to very forcefully making clear that what we have done has made a difference, and that there is a huge gap between the rhetoric that's going on out there and the reality of the success that we're seeing in America's economy," Obama said.
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Now four years later, the Inspector General has issued another report making clear that other categories on the BOLO list resulted in numerous progressive and liberal organizations being targeted for review, including groups like Emerge, Occupy, and Acorn, and 61 different groups with "progressive" in their name.
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The movie begins with a 2016 election "how did this happen?" montage, making clear that the cycle of instant news followed by the internet's instant reaction has diluted the immediacy of Mr. Moore's canny cinematic storytelling — it was a lot of stuff I'd heard and seen before.
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In a new web video, Trump is shown at a coronavirus task force briefing last week making clear that he told Vice President Mike Pence not to call Democratic governors in Washington and Michigan because they weren't sufficiently thankful for what the administration has done for them.
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As Sanders pushes for delegate supremacy, Democrats are making clear that he will need to eclipse the requisite 1,991 pledged delegates on the first ballot of the convention, and that it is unlikely that he will have the backing of superdelegates to hand him the nomination.
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In fact, the United States government should already be quietly talking to the North Koreans, either through contacts with Pyongyang's United Nations mission or elsewhere, emphasizing Washington's resolve to defend American interests and making clear that the United States does not have hostile intentions toward North Korea.
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At a conference, Nalo Hopkinson, a Jamaican-Canadian writer, delivered a speech titled "A Reluctant Ambassador from the Planet of Midnight," in which she tried to explain the explosion of anger to her white colleagues—making clear that Butler's sense of invisibility was still sorely felt.
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Instead of apologizing, she's telling the truth about what happened, and making clear that this isn't just about one bad interview; it's about an expectation that women are compliant and contrite even when someone -- another woman, in this case -- knowingly and purposefully ignores a woman's stated desires.
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But conversations between Mr. Van Drew and top advisers to Mr. Trump intensified in recent days, according to a Republican familiar with the discussions, with the lawmaker making clear that he was nervous about losing his seat, either in a Democratic primary or the general election.
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Le'Ana Powell, a 35-year-old Oakland native, said that she was relieved to see Ms. Harris willing to aggressively make the case for herself on the debate stage Wednesday, in part by making clear arguments about what black families in America are facing these days.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly was on hand at the Capitol on Thursday morning to ensure passage of the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act, making clear to members that the President was fully on board with reauthorizing the warrantless surveillance programs the legislation sought to reauthorize.
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MADRID — In another twist in the conflict over Catalonia, a Spanish judge on Tuesday withdrew an international arrest warrant for the region's ousted leader, making clear he was doing so only to guarantee that every former member of the Catalan separatist leadership would be prosecuted strictly.
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NEW YORK, July 21 (Reuters) - General Electric Co's incoming chief executive will provide an update on the company's 2018 forecast later in the year, the company said on Friday, making clear that a "reset" of targets that analysts are expecting wasn't being released with second-quarter results on Friday.
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Moreover, Warren is making clear now that whatever Fox might say about its news side versus its opinion hosts, Republicans have what at least amounts to a home-field advantage on the network... FOR THE RECORD, PART TWO -- For a second time, Chelsea Manning is in contempt of court.
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Manafort's lawyers downplayed the significance of the communications — the bulk of his attempts at contact weren't even successful, they noted — and they argued that, at most, the judge should issue an order making clear who he could and could not talk to leading up to his trial in September.
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Mr. Cruz's efforts in engineering a government shutdown the following year only helped his standing at home, making clear that he planned to redefine a role that predecessors like Kay Bailey Hutchison, a Texas senator from 1993 to 2013, had used more conspicuously to steer money toward state interests.
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Immigration and child advocates, Democratic lawmakers and the United Nations have all condemned the practice of separating families at the border, but the administration has defended its actions saying it is protecting children and making clear that illegal border crossers will be prosecuted regardless of their family circumstances.
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"We again turn to Washington with an appeal, like other capitals in the region, to show maximum restraint and be guided by logic, no matter what dates we mark," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said earlier today, without making clear who the "we" was in that sentence.
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Mr. Davutoglu made no concrete promises in return, making clear that Ankara believes it has leverage in negotiations on the issue with Europeans — like Ms. Merkel — who dragged out European Union membership talks with Turkey in the past, in part because of concern over human rights abuses in Turkey.
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Trump has denied those accounts, but The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the special counsel overseeing the investigation into the Russia's meddling in the 2016 election is now also investigating whether Trump obstructed justice -- making clear that Trump's presidency -- much like his campaign -- will remain shrouded in controversy.
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"... I am announcing today that in all 43 police authorities in England and Wales, we are making clear that the police can and should make use of their stop-and-search powers", he wrote in the Mail on Sunday, adding that such a step was needed to combat crime.
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"This case is the first chance to start to set reasonable limits applicable to requests for these kinds of digital-age records by making clear that a warrant will sometimes be required," said Nathan Freed Wessler, an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer opposing the government in the case.
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Unsurprisingly, he demonstrated real familiarity with nuclear policy issues — making clear that he sees nukes as a deterrent and is deeply hostile to their use, implying opposition to the creation of a drone that could drop nuclear bombs, supporting modernizing all three legs of the triad, and the like.
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LONDON — Ecuador said Tuesday that it had cut off Julian Assange's access to the internet in his exile in the country's London embassy, making clear that it feared being sucked into an effort to "interfere in electoral processes" in the United States by the activities of the WikiLeaks founder.
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The hearing even revealed some new information: Taylor disclosed that just last week, one of his staff members informed him of a new phone call involving President Trump and one key player in the scandal, making clear that the fact-gathering phase of the inquiry isn't quite over.
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The volley of questions highlighted an almost endemic frustration with the agency, which oversees an octopus-like transit network that includes not just city buses and subways but also the Long Island and Metro-North railroads, making clear that its problems go far beyond the city's crumbling subway system.
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Mr. Imamoglu delivered a humiliating blow to Mr. Erdogan with his victory over Binali Yildrim, the candidate of the president's party, on March 31, but Turkey's High Election Council wiped away that defeat, making clear that the president who has seemed invincible for so long would continue to fight.
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"It is imperative that the federal, state and local governments come together with uniform definitions of 'critical infrastructure' making clear what manufacturers must continue to operate, as well as take seriously the need to transport those products and have the workforce available to keep operations running," they said.
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And while he is on audio praising Woodward and making clear he hoped he could have been a part of the book, my guess is that Trump -- the king of tabula rasa -- will pretend he never said anything nice about Woodward and simply go totally nuclear against him.
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Psychologist Niels Eék, the cofounder of mental health and wellbeing app Remente, told Insider resolutions can offer us direction if we&aposre suffering from end of year anxiety about what we actually achieved in the previous 12 months, and making clear future goals can really help us focus.
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Rather than establish an updated authorization making clear what the president could and should do as commander in chief to defend America against terrorism by attacking terrorists and transnational organizations that support them, Democrats restated what is already known: no president can go to war without authorization from Congress.
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Twitter says this "new layout makes it easier to see who's replying to who so you can join in on relevant conversations," making clear the company hopes the change will encourage users to reply to tweets and join in on conversations more often rather than just skimming the timeline.
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North Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)An ebullient Lindsey Graham hopped off the stump here after revving up a room full of conservative voters, reliving his furious defense of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh at his confirmation hearings and making clear he was on President Donald Trump's side.
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While making clear we would do whatever it took to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, we started with diplomacy, building the strongest international sanctions regime the world has ever seen, and testing whether Iran would negotiate a deal that could ensure its nuclear program was exclusively peaceful.
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"This guidance drives home the important message to asset managers that they are expected to do more than simply make the claim that they take ESG factors into account, without making clear to investors how they do this," Ashley Alder, the SFC's chief executive, said in a statement.
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Coupled with her continuing inability to provide a definitive answer about middle income tax hikes to pay for her "Medicare for All" plan, this is the second time in a month that Warren is shrinking from her usual habit of making clear and strong statements about every issue.
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It's also quite possible that the report could disappoint Trump's critics by making clear that in the end, Mueller found no evidence directly implicating the president in any conspiracy to interfere with the election, and decline to directly allege that the president's actions qualified as criminal obstruction of justice.
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"I think what the president is making clear is every possible action, authority, executive program, is on the table to consider, to ensure that it is clear that there is a right and legal way to come to this country and no other ways will be tolerated," Nielsen added.
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"Xi is making clear that China is a key player that cannot be left out of decisions regarding security in Asia," said Daniel Russel, a former assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs during the Obama administration and current vice president of the Asia Society Policy Institute.
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But the danger of climate change is certainly as grave a danger to American prosperity and global security as World War II. If voters will put more pressure on both parties in the coming election cycle, making clear their growing fears, we perhaps can turn ourselves in a more hopeful direction.
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Maxine Waters, the committee's chair, lit into Facebook in her opening statement, making clear that the hearing would be about all the other charges lawmakers have leveled against the social network, too — including monopolistic behavior, discrimination, privacy violations, breaches in election security, and whether the government should break up Facebook.
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Trump sputtered his way through the forum, making clear his secret ISIS plan is no plan at all, doubling down on the idea that the military should have known better than to have men and women serve together and lying yet again about his early support for the war in Iraq.
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In Goldman's view, the new deal that kicked in last month delivers a big reduction at the outset — OPEC took nearly 800,000 bpd off the market in January — while making clear that the producers plan to ramp up output in the future, dissuading U.S. shale drillers from turning on the taps.
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With the Trump administration slapping a 2628 percent tariff on $28503 billion in Chinese goods — poised to go even higher by the end of the year — Washington is making clear that it no longer will tolerate the continuation of a bilateral trade relationship that favors China much more than America.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Whistle-Blower, Beware" (Op-Ed, May 26), about the case of Edward Snowden: Mark Hertzgaard is to be applauded for making clear the need for a public interest defense to the Espionage Act and other laws that criminalize the disclosure of information to the public.
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He photographed each participant using a state-of-the-art camera, and then an 85-year-old wooden camera, showing the stark contrast between mediums and making clear photography's capability to be inaccurate despite its objective reputation, and the ways it possibly contributed to the erasure of a cultural practice.
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Indeed, Marine Corps leadership went right to the issue of standards in a statement Monday, making clear that the female lieutenant received no special treatment -- a charge that was leveled at the first women who graduated in 2015 from Army Ranger School and vehemently denied by Army and Ranger School leadership.
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BEIJING — China extended a warm welcome this week to the incoming United Nations chief, António Guterres, praising the world body and making clear that it wants a greater role there, at a time when Donald J. Trump's election to the White House has many wondering whether American involvement will recede.
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The tension is due in large part to Mr. Trump, who belittled China during his presidential campaign and caused a diplomatic stir this month by making clear that he views the central basis for diplomatic relations between Washington and Beijing — known as the One China policy — as up for negotiation.
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"Given they were forced to conduct this hearing with one hand behind their backs, they did an exceptional job in making clear how much of a threat Kavanaugh is to health care, abortion and checks and balances," said Nan Aron, the president of Alliance for Justice, a liberal advocacy group.
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And after months of resisting formal impeachment proceedings, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's tone over impeachment has shifted in recent days, endorsing the House Judiciary Committee moves and making clear to her caucus that the panel is considering whether to use its constitutional power to try and remove Trump from office.
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GOP leaders and key committee chairmen are making clear that they believe there is no reason to probe whether the President broke the law in engaging in a scheme to hide payments made to two women to keep their stories quiet in the days running up to the 2016 elections. Sen.
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A more responsible course would be for the American government to back up its own ambassador, making clear that American diplomats will indeed have the space to voice American values -- basic things like "don't put gay people in jail" and "don't steal aid money" -- even when inconvenient for a host country.
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Charting the rise, and in some cases ignoble fall, of some of the Provos IRA's most famous leaders, while also following up with the McConville children years later, Keefe contextualizes a fascinating moment of world history, while making clear the human cost and psychic toll of decades-long war. —T.
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"Moving forward, to help ensure that this does not occur again, we will be issuing a directive to every one of our more than 85033,400 locations nationwide, making clear that they are prohibited from voluntarily providing daily guest lists to ICE," wrote a spokesperson for Motel 6's corporate office.
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Will Hurd (R-TX) said a few weeks back, making clear his vote was no longer in play.) Indeed, by December, McQuade, who initially argued that Trump's actions could potentially be characterized as bribery, had concluded that Democrats would be on stronger ground by focusing instead on abuse of power.
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But they're trying to make the nearly three-month shortfall a referendum on Republican priorities and the GOP's ability to govern while making clear that CHIP has become their top priority, superseding others such as getting a deal on undocumented immigrants, known as DREAMers, before the end of the year. Sen.
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Several rounds of negotiations between Venezuela's two main factions have ended without agreement, but the Trump administration could effectuate the bipartisan congressional goal of successful negotiations between Maduro and Guaidó by making clear that it would consider partial sanctions relief if conditions for free and fair elections are agreed upon.
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Last Wednesday, a few hours before the conference started and an hour after his meeting with President Trump and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Netanyahu issued a harsh statement attacking UNESCO, calling it an anti-Semitic organization and making clear that Israel is still planning to leave at the end of the year.
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Tusk will chair a regular summit next Thursday and Friday and, if May has lost the vote, EU diplomats expect leaders to offer her some prospect of further discussions on how to make the deal acceptable in London — while making clear there is no time left for substantial changes to agreed texts.
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After settling into an AI research job at Bell Labs in the mid '90s, internal strife at AT&T caused his team there to come apart just as it was rolling out check-reading ATMs — neural-net-powered technology that's still in use today — right as LeCun believed it was making clear progress.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un heaped praise on President Donald Trump in a letter to the White House before a summit between the two leaders last month in Vietnam, while making clear he wished to negotiate only with the president and not his envoys, current and former U.S. officials told NBC News.
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Ms. Carrión added that she had never worked for the hedge fund divisions of the firms that invested in bonds, but instead helped their private equity wings, which purchase real estate assets like hotels, and that her contracts with all of her clients included a provision making clear she does not lobby Congress.
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And in fact, what we learned last week gets us closer to collusion -- or, in the criminal context, conspiracy -- then anything we've known to date: Michael Cohen making clear he is willing to tell Mueller that Trump knew about the June 2016 meeting between Russians and his top campaign staff before it happened.
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" Speaking to Kerr Holden about Movieland's legacy, he prefaces his next statement by making clear it's a rumour, but as he's heard it, "The plan is that once Jack passes away, he's going to sell the place so that his son and family have a good chunk of money to live on.
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The Trump administration is making clear it's all in on the repeal push, with Pence warning that the White House will not support efforts to "fix" or "prop up" ObamaCare, likely a reference to the now dead bipartisan effort in the Senate Health Committee to craft a bill stabilizing ObamaCare's insurance markets.
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"There's so much data now — physiological data, psychological data, reentry data — there's so much data making clear the extended physical, psychological, and emotional trauma that people suffer in extended solitary confinement, it would be so easy for the Court just to point to it all and conclude there's an objective harm," Dolovich says.
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By bringing to light problems at the Met, as well as providing a positive alternative to Mr. Campbell's leadership — improving communications with the staff and board, for example, — Mr. Weiss helped accelerate the board's decision to urge the director out the door in February, making clear the status quo was untenable going forward.
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"This is just the latest of many instances of the Trump administration making clear through statements, budgets, legislation and administrative actions that their basic policy goal is tax cuts for the well-off hand-in-hand with targeting critical programs, including those that support low- and moderate-income people," Ms. Huang said.
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HOUSTON — As one of the most destructive storms in the nation's history pummeled southeast Texas for a fourth day, forecasts on Tuesday morning called for still more rain, making clear that catastrophic flooding that had turned neighborhoods into lakes was just the start of a disaster that would take years to overcome.
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The DCCC has seeded its messaging with frequent attempts to have Ryan answer for Trump's latest provocations, tracking his public schedule, financing a cable ad buy against his CNN town hall in July featuring GOP voters criticizing Trump, and even launching a website making clear that Ryan, not Trump, is their main target.
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They should start by fully integrating recruit training, instituting gender-neutral standards and making clear up and down the chain of command that this kind of behavior isn't a joke or a normal part of building cohesion but a weakness — and a betrayal of our core values of honor, courage and commitment.
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"The Oakland mayor's decision to publicize her suspicions about ICE operations further increased that risk for my officers and alerted criminal aliens — making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda with the very federal laws that ICE is sworn to uphold," Homan said in a statement this week.
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"There's so much data now — physiological data, psychological data, reentry data — there's so much data making clear the extended physical, psychological, and emotional trauma that people suffer in extended solitary confinement, it would be so easy for the Court just to point to it all and conclude there's an objective harm," Dolovich said.
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"According to Mr. Morrison, President Trump told Ambassador Sondland that he was not asking for a 'quid pro quo,' " Taylor wrote in his statement, referring to National Security Council official Tim Morrison and US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, before making clear that Trump certainly had expectations of what Zelensky should do.
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An accompanying Commission memo on the directive also seeks to address some of the criticisms, with the Commission claiming it "protects freedom of expression [and] sets strong safeguards for users, making clear that everywhere in Europe the use of existing works for purposes of quotation, criticism, review, caricature as well as parody are explicitly allowed".
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Washington (CNN)Less than a week after making clear that he would not go to Alabama to campaign for embattled Senate nominee Roy Moore, President Donald Trump is doing the next best thing: He's going to Pensacola, Florida, to hold a campaign event next Friday -- just four days before the December 12 special election.
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She's addressed those in recent weeks, making clear in speeches that she is not pivoting from her primary-season promises, to end the Hyde Amendment prohibiting federal funding of abortions, to create more oversight of the nation's shadow-banking system, to increase Social Security benefits, and to oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal.
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I can imagine the opening of George Balanchine's all-female "Serenade" (also from 1934) being danced by men — in fact, I've seen some men do it — but it's impossible to think the George Balanchine Trust would sanction a stage performance without at least making clear to the audience that it was an alternative version.
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As reported by The Washington Post, department officials called the documents "outdated, unnecessary, or ineffective" in an email newsletter on Friday: The special education guidance documents rescinded this month clarified the rights of disabled students in a number of areas, including making clear how schools could spend federal money set aside for special education.
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Related: Mysterious Mass Fish Death Sparks Rare Public Protest in Repressive Vietnam "In short, Vietnam is a police state," HRW said in a letter to Obama on May 19, urging him to raise human rights, meet dissidents and former political prisoners, and give speeches making clear that improved relations depended on improved human rights.
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"Democrats need to put a bright North Star in the sky for 143 voters showing what Democrats would do with more power, and making clear that we're moving toward 'Medicare for all' as a big part of a 2020 electoral strategy," said Adam Green, a founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, an advocacy group.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate will vote on Thursday on legislation seeking to block President Donald Trump's plan to complete $8 billion in arms sales to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, lawmakers said, making clear they want a harder line against what they see as human rights abuses by the two countries.
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"The federal government has set its sights on challenging Harvard's admissions policies, making clear that the decision to rescind this guidance is part of a concerted effort to dismantle diversity efforts in higher education," said Todd Cox, policy director at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which helped defend UT Austin's admissions policies.
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At a meeting of the E.U.'s foreign ministers in Bucharest, Romania, that month, the German foreign minister, Heiko Maas, even tried, boldly, to flex some muscle: "We're making clear that we didn't just talk about keeping the nuclear deal with Iran alive, but now we're creating a possibility to conduct business transactions," he said.
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"By moving forward on approving a new NAFTA in a bum's rush, the House is making clear that the fix was in from the start and is hastening the way for a White House victory party," Pascrell, one of Congress's most vocal opponents of the original NAFTA, said in a statement after the markup.
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"The Oakland mayor's decision to publicize her suspicions about ICE operations further increased that risk for my officers and alerted criminal aliens — making clear that this reckless decision was based on her political agenda with the very federal laws that ICE is sworn to uphold," ICE Deputy Director Thomas Homan said in a statement.
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"President Trump is now all in on backing the accused sexual predator running for Senate in Alabama and offering sympathy for a former top aide who lied to the FBI, making clear once again, what Trump really means when he says he's tough on crime," the "Late Night with Seth Meyers" host said Wednesday.
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Earlier this year, somebody I admire greatly and I used to work for, Vice President Biden took a shot at us over our tax liability and I felt it was very important that we put out a statement making clear that his challenge or issue is not with us because we follow the law.
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Something To Tell You doesn't stray too far from what Haim proved they could do the first time around, but it's even more confident, making clear how thrilled they are to just get together and create the kind of rock music that makes belting out their songs on a humid summer night so much fun.
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According to a copy of the speech obtained by BuzzFeed News, Reeves, who is black and sits in Jackson, Mississippi, extensively quoted Trump's tweets and public comments about judges and the courts (the written version includes footnotes making clear who and what Reeves is referring to) and blasted the lack of diversity among Trump's judicial nominees.
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The judge in Virginia, US District Judge T.S. Ellis III had been hard on the government from the start, expressing skepticism about the government's motivations in charging Manafort — at one hearing, he said he believed the case was about getting Manafort to flip on Trump — and making clear his disapproval of the previous independent counsel law.
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In recent years, that special relationship has been tough: Barack Obama made his opposite number David Cameron work hard at it, with the President making clear to Britain that it could not be taken for granted by symbolically moving a bust of Winston Churchill out of the Oval Office shortly after he entered the White House.
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Watch Todd Haynes discuss his lesbian drama Carol with VICE: Even the movie's resistance to showing Elio's first time on screen, a fact some critics have lamented, or making clear which position he takes—though it's assumed that he bottoms, as in the novel—fits with its overall glossing of gay experience into a high sheen.
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Kim will likely "not really giving up anything" while also making "clear demands for the United States to give up things very much in the present" — such as military exercises, troop deployments and current sanctions on the rogue state, said Victor Cha, Korea chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, at a discussion in Washington last week.
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The Trump administration is doing a better job in this regard: it is strengthening its forces in the area; reinforcing its allies' defences; and making clear that any decision by North Korea either to launch a nuclear attack, or to use its nuclear weapons to deter an American response to a conventional attack, would have immense consequences.
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But the game is also filled with thralls fleeing their forced serfdom making clear that whatever hand-waving comments you might want to make about the place, time, and culture… there are flesh-and-blood people who would—having considered the matter—rather not be forced labor and are willing to risk their lives to escape it.
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CNN reported in November that Comey and his FBI colleagues were "playing with the language" throughout the process of drafting Comey's statement on Clinton, believing that they needed to condemn the former secretary of state's handling of classified information, while also making clear they would not recommend criminal charges, according to a source familiar with the FBI decision.
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In the immediate aftermath of the Washington Post's bombshell report that Moore had pursued relationships with four girls between the ages of 14 and 18 when he was in his early 30s, a slew of Republican senators came out with statements making clear that if the allegations were true, Moore needed to step out of the race.
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Specifically, the law prohibits employers from requiring or seeking information about an applicant's prior wages as a condition of being hired or considered for a job, thus making clear that salaries should be determined by the value of the job in question rather than a prior job with no connection to what the new position requires.
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In a press release at the time, O'Brien chose his words diplomatically while making clear that the band wanted to inject their gajillion-selling debut with more punk spirit: "The band loved the original mix of Ten, but were also interested in what it would sound like if I were to deconstruct and remix it," he said.
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The EFP mission, initiated in response to Russia&aposs annexation of Crimea in 2014, consists of four multinational battle groups based in Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania and tasked with "demonstrating the strength of the transatlantic bond, and making clear that an attack on one Ally would be considered an attack on the whole Alliance," according to NATO.
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Trump floated the idea of declassification for several weeks, but Monday's order was the first time the full breadth of his intentions was articulated, making clear that he expects materials to be released despite the fact that there's an active investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller into any links between his campaign associates and the Russian government.
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After waiting days to hear from Christine Blasey Ford, the woman alleging that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were both teenagers, Ford's lawyers sent Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) a letter Tuesday night making clear that she wouldn't appear at Monday's hearing unless and until the FBI investigated her claim first.
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For instance, Albrecht advocated for the inclusion of poultry in the Humane Methods of Slaughter Act, which requires cows, pigs, and other food animals to be stunned before execution; regulations making clear that plant-based products can be labeled with terms like "meat" and "milk"; and legislation that affords agricultural whistleblowers protections when they inform about cruel farming practices.
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If the ESA's lobbying against reactionary politicians had largely succeeded in making people forget that it was fundamentally an organization designed to represent publishers rather than developers or players, the ESA and particularly its long-serving (and now former) president Michael Gallagher found ways of making clear the group's allegiances and, in the end, its cynicism.
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The financial industry is making clear it wants no part of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's plan to force Mexico to pay for a border wall.
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With their update on the epistolary novel — the plot unravels through overly enthusiastic, often passive-aggressive group emails, with behind-the-scenes info scattered throughout in texts — Moss and Markowitz do a phenomenal job of drawing out distinct characters, building tension that keeps the pages turning, and making clear that we're laughing with these ladies as much as we're laughing at them.
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"Steam's new 25 percent and 20 percent tiers represent a great improvement for the top 1 percent of games, and make Steam a significantly better deal for top games than Google Play and the iOS App Store," Sweeney quipped in an interview with The Verge this week, making clear that Steam's new terms don't favor all creators — just the biggest ones.
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"The idea that she is incapable of walking into a store, buying a thing, and walking back out to where I am parked 10 feet from the entrance is just... I don't even know what that is," Hankins wrote, making clear that she had only waited in the car because their trip to the store was meant to be short.
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This momentum can continue through the primary and into the general election, but only if the candidates lean in to the issues black voters care about, making clear distinctions between themselves and the current occupant of the White House, and use the expanded conversation to reach new voters and those who chose to sit out of 2016 or cast third party protest ballots.
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Like a Carnegie or a Rockefeller or a Gates, it has legitimized its extraordinary position by making clear to all that it sees life as a positive-sum game — one in which American power is used to benefit not just Americans but also all those around the world willing to play by the rules, living and trading peacefully with one another.
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While maintaining harsh sanctions and making clear that he remains willing to unleash the full power of our military if Kim Jong Un makes any aggressive moves, President Trump has also held our the prospect of normalizing relations with North Korea if the rogue regime is willing to verifiably denuclearize and act like a much more responsible member of the world community.
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The site carried disclaimers making clear that those escorts who advertised there were offering companionship, not sex, though the Justice Department says that was mainly what was on offer.) But it expanded into much more than that: partnering to sponsor the Hustla Ball, a "gay porn and clubbing event"; hosting the International Escort Awards (or "Hookies"); throwing dances, socials, and pool parties.
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McCain and Trump had feuded in the past -- the whole not-a-war-hero thing didn't go over well, and McCain's health care vote has been a common punching bag for Trump at rallies -- and there's no question the Arizona Republican was a frequent Trump critic who offered no olive branch by making clear he didn't want Trump at his funeral.
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The show's creative team has already made what it views as significant changes to the story to strengthen Vivian's self-determination — in particular, by making clear early in the show that she is eager to leave prostitution, and by reworking a scene in which she is assaulted so that she defends herself, rather than, as in the film, being rescued by Edward.
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Mayer, of the New Yorker, reports that four years ago, then-Attorney General Eric Holder sent a memo to all Justice employees making clear that they should be extra careful about "the timing of charges or overt investigative steps near the time of a primary or general election," and should consult the Public Integrity Section of Justice's Criminal Division if they had questions.
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"To help ensure that this does not occur again, we will be issuing a directive to every one of our more than 1,400 locations nationwide, making clear that they are prohibited from voluntarily providing daily guest lists" to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Raiza Rehkoff, a spokeswoman for G6 Hospitality, the Texas-based parent company of Motel 6, said at the time.
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Mr. Pompeo has shown a similar eagerness to express his views in public forums, making clear his skepticism of the Obama administration's deal to limit Iran's nuclear weapons program, playing down talk of Russian interference in the election last year, and talking at length about the need to stop North Korea's nuclear program, even if that means using military force.
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" Briahna Joy Gray, Sanders' national press secretary, said in a statement that "the goal of our campaign is to build a multi-racial, multi-generational movement that is large enough to defeat Donald Trump" and "sharing a big tent requires including those who do not share every one of our beliefs, while always making clear that we will never compromise our values.
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"You can help temper expectations by making clear [to Feinstein] that we were not aware of this story before it was publicly advertised and until yesterday had not been contacted to respond to any issues," an official on the NSA's Media Leaks Task Force wrote to a recipient — both of their names were redacted — cc'ing several other officials and listservs.
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Trump was praising the Chinese government and President Xi Jinping for criminalizing fentanyl, but he also took the step of making clear he has no problem with China's government killing "pushers" of the drug, which has also helped fueled the opioid crisis in the US. It's not the first time Trump has spoken admiringly of other countries' use of the death penalty for drug dealers.
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Uniformed officers arrayed to his right sat expressionless and even helped Mr. Mugabe shuffle the pages of his rambling, 20-minute speech, making clear that after negotiating with him for several days — days that saw a massive march celebrating what was thought to be his imminent fall and Mr. Mugabe's ouster as leader of his own party — the military was not prepared to depose him by force.
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For the first time, Mr. Trump's critics got the sort of viral moments they have craved, crisp accusatory cancer-on-the-presidency lines uttered on camera that can now be played over and over again on social media and cable television, making clear just who was in charge of the campaign to pressure a foreign power to help bring down the president's domestic political rivals.
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"There plainly is a need for the sentence imposed in this case to be substantial enough that it will promote respect for the law, in light of the lack of respect that Collins has shown for it and the importance of making clear that conduct of this kind, by anyone, is not tolerated," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memo filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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As Harper did, she dissented from the white suffrage movement's gender-centric view of voting rights, arguing that "black women had unique needs that were defined as much by race as they were by gender and region," making clear that she was less interested in a political candidate's gender than in what he or she had to say about the plight of African-Americans.
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There's a lot of overlap between the two records––both feature contributions from Guido, RSD, and Tectonic label boss Pinch––but where Scientist Launches Dubstep into Outer Space focused on making clear the connections between Jamaican dub and dubstep proper, the tracks highlighted on Worth the Weight offer an electronic music counter-narrative to the particular type of bro-ass dubstep that had taken hold in pop music.
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Republicans will almost certainly argue that the bill is meant to be made permanent before the individual cuts expire in 2026, that they only expire to comply with Senate budget rules, and that it's misleading to analyze the effects assuming the cuts expire — but they are making clear that their priority is to make cuts to corporations permanent, while putting the future taxes of individual Americans in limbo.
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Kim also appears to be making clear his bottom line that he will press for a phased denuclearization process in return for step-by-step concessions and incentives offered by the US. Trump laid out the alternative to his preferred solution in a way that might be perceived by North Korean officials -- who are known to closely monitor US news shows -- as a threat, saying the Libya model -- i.e.
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Now they could justify the considerable time and expense of the special counsel investigation, and at the same time demonstrate that the fissure in American politics is not terminal, by jointly making clear to Russia and other hostile forces that the democratic process, in the United States and its allies, is strictly off limits to foreign clandestine manipulation, and that anyone who tries will pay a heavy price.
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Trump's personal attorney, Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowGOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense Trump lashes out at Bolton over 'nasty' and 'untrue' book MORE, said at the outset of Monday's proceedings that the team would not deal in "speculation," making clear the new Bolton revelations would not figure into the team's plans without explicitly acknowledging the elephant in the room.
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Trump's personal attorney Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowGOP predicts Roberts won't cast tie-breaking vote on witnesses Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense Trump lashes out at Bolton over 'nasty' and 'untrue' book MORE said at the outset of Monday's proceedings that the team would not deal in "speculation," making clear the new Bolton revelations would not figure into the team's plans without explicitly acknowledging the elephant in the room.
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"When you have strong Republicans like Hank Paulson and Meg Whitman not only declaring their opposition to the Republican nominee but making clear they consider him to be dangerous for America and committing to vote for Hillary Clinton, it certainly suggests that other Republican voters could be similarly inclined — and similarly convinced," said Tran, referring to the former Treasury secretary under President George W. Bush and a top GOP fundraiser, respectively.
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It has declined to settle a wrongful-death suit by another former Patriot, the Hall of Fame linebacker Junior Seau, who also killed himself and was found to have C.T.E. "The N.F.L. is making clear on every level that they want to take the General Patton approach as long as possible and make it as expensive and challenging for anyone who tries to fight them in court," Sohn said.
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But anxiety over the White House stance led French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and Wolfgang Ischinger, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, to issue unusual calls last week for Pence to affirm during his visit to Europe that the U.S. was not aiming to break up the EU. Pence obliged on Monday in Brussels, pledging strong ties between the United States and the EU, and making clear his message was shared by the president.
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Senators are making clear that key aspects of the U.S.-Saudi relationship are on the line as they ramp up pressure on the Saudi Arabian royal family and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over the disappearance of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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He chose instead to preempt the process, parroting the talking points of the president in advance and trying to shape the narrative of "no collusion," despite the Mueller report making clear that the Russians tried to help the Trump campaign and close Trump associates were willing to accept that help, and then of "no obstruction," despite the repeated attempts by the president to fire the special counsel and continued public attacks on potential witnesses.
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Abandoned by many in his party, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is embracing open warfare against his Republican critics and making clear he intends to hold nothing back in the final weeks of the presidential race.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Thursday laid out his demands for an immigration deal to Republican senators, making clear he doesn't expect Congress to build a physical 28500,6900-mile concrete wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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But anxiety over the White House stance led French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and Wolfgang Ischinger, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, to issue unusual calls last week for Pence to affirm during his visit to Europe that the U.S. was not aiming to break up the EU. Pence obliged on Monday in Brussels, pledging strong ties between the United States and the EU, and making clear his message was shared by the president.
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While making clear that Germany and France remain committed to the EU and NATO defense alliance, the agreement also signals that Berlin and Paris will combat efforts by some nationalist politicians in Europe to erode the 28-nation EU. On Wednesday, Italian far-right Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini said he wanted his country and Poland to join forces to reshape Europe in his quest for a eurosceptic alliance ahead of the European Parliament elections in May.
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"To the extent the issue is instead the potential that a foreign government might enact different laws that allow claims against U.S. personnel, it would not be reciprocating but rather engaging in a transparent and unjustifiable act of aggression, and the U.S. would be expected to respond by making clear the economic, diplomatic, social and military consequences of such aggression, as it would in any other case," according to one group of victims' families lobbying for the bill.
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It is not surprising, I suppose, that being included in the Whitney Biennial nearly 221 years ago did not help Williams find representation by a New York gallery, or prevent that relationship, when he found it, from being short lived — just as it didn't help Melvin Edwards when he had a solo show at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1970 and installed four barbed wire pieces, making clear that art and politics were for him inseparable.
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On Wednesday, Business Insider's Josh Barro described the central dilemma of the Republicans' health care predicament: They campaigned on doing something to fix what voters hated about the health care system overall, without making clear that their remedy would involve cutting the programs voters support: People are always upset about how much healthcare costs, and healthcare is very complicated, so it is hard for voters to tell whether a politician is actually able to keep his or her promises about it.
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