Trump Miffs China by Questioning Taiwan PolicyA Chinese foreign ministry official said the country is "seriously concerned" about President-elect Donald Trump's suggestion he might refuse to uphold the "One China" policy, under which the US for decades now has declined to recognize Taiwan as a separate state.
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ICYMI: Stories from Tuesday... Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records Trump's latest plan to boost ethanol miffs both corn groups and the fossil fuel industry University of Iowa faculty told not to promote Greta Thunberg appearance Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest View the discussion thread.
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Ruben GallegoRuben GallegoLawmakers press for ICE reforms after fake school report Donald Trump Jr. writes about Trump family 'sacrifices' during trip to Arlington National Cemetery: book Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry MORE (D-Ariz.), the vice chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).
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Committee ranking member Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellBoeing chief faces anger over 737 crashes at hearing Zuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry MORE (D) from Washington, a state where Boeing says it is the largest private employer, also questioned Boeing's approach to regulation.
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Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellZuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE (D-Wash.), and huddled with the House lawmakers investigating Facebook and other big tech companies for antitrust violations.
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"Taxpayer dollars should never be used to subsidize corrupt, foreign-owned corporations who are engaged in illegal behavior," DeLauro wrote to Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueHouse Democrat asks USDA to halt payouts to Brazilian meatpacker under federal probe From state agriculture departments to Congress: Our farmers need the USMCA Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry MORE.
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President Trump first directed Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueFrom state agriculture departments to Congress: Our farmers need the USMCA Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE to lift the restrictions on the Tongass under the "Roadless Rule" earlier this month, The Washington Post reported in August.
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Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellZuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE (D-Wash.) is pressing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over its controversial $5 billion settlement with Facebook, questioning whether the agreement sets a "dangerous precedent" for the future of the agency.
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Sen. Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellZuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE (D-Wash.) is pressing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over its controversial $28503 billion settlement with Facebook, questioning whether the agreement sets a "dangerous precedent" for the future of the agency.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny PerdueGeorge (Sonny) Ervin PerdueFrom state agriculture departments to Congress: Our farmers need the USMCA Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE recently hosted a press conference in support of the USMCA with all living former U.S. secretaries of Agriculture from both Republican and Democratic administrations in attendance.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Facebook removes Russian, Iranian accounts trying to interfere in 85033 | Zuckerberg on public relations blitz | Uncertainty over Huawei ban one month out Zuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Senate Democrats want Warren to talk costs on 'Medicare for All' MORE (Va.) and Maria CantwellMaria Elaine CantwellZuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Energy: Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest| Democrats inch closer to issuing subpoenas for Interior, EPA records| Trump's plan to boost ethanol miffs corn groups and the fossil fuel industry Trump administration issues plan to reverse limits on logging in Tongass National Forest MORE (Wash.) and Republican Sens.
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Most western Oregon Democrats opposed the plan."Cannon Plan Tentatively Okayed, 5-2", Bend Bulletin, Bend, Oregon, March 7, 1961, p. 1."Minor Reapportionment Eyed", Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, March 7, 1961, p. 16."Reapportionment Plan Heads for House Battle", Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon, March 14, 1961, p. 16."New Reapportionment Plan Miffs Portland", Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, March 22, 1961, p. 14.
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"x-Heads Say They Got Byrned: Split Still Miffs Frantz, Weymouth, Even Though Tom Tom Club Keeps Them Busy". Los Angeles Times. Their final release was "Sax and Violins", an original song that had appeared earlier that year on the soundtrack to Wim Wenders' Until the End of the World. Byrne continued his solo career, releasing Rei Momo in 1989 and The Forest in 1991.
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By a stroke of luck, he secures a job as a station master in a desolate station in Uganda Railway through a fellow villager working there and goes to Africa without a second thought. One evening Shankar is chased by a man-eating lion and luckily he reaches his cabin and locks the door. The next day he asks the head stationmaster to provide him with a Springfield bolt-action rifle and carbolic acid as a day before he encounters another hazard in Africa: the poisonous black mamba. He miffs the black mamba with his torchlight.
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Over the years the band have shared bills with several established acts including Sons and Daughters, Errors, Dananananaykroyd, Gravenhurst, The Phantom Band, Broken Records, The Twilight Sad, The Low Miffs, Dawn of the Replicants, Misty's Big Adventure, Wild Beasts, Kimya Dawson, My Life Story, Amusement Parks on Fire, The Fire Engines, The Bluebells and Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players. In 2006, the band took part in TBreak, an annual event sponsored by Tennents, giving bands the opportunity to appear at Scotland's T in the Park festival. The band were chosen to appear at one of several showcase events in May, viewed by a panel of judges. Ultimately, they were one of twelve acts selected, and performed at the festival on the Sunday evening.
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