And in general, she's more aligned with mainstream economic thought.
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No one is more aligned and focused on shareholder value creation.
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Company unions there are more aligned with employers than with workers.
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Interests are much more aligned than either country wants to admit.
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Then, look for opportunities more aligned with what you value most.
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We think there's a better way that's more aligned with consumer interest.
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Government employees on the whole are seen as more aligned with Democrats.
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In this, it'll be something more aligned with the Model X SUV's pricing.
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It is considered more aligned to supply-demand dynamics in China's money markets.
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However, his policies and the board's vision may be more aligned than not.
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Americans are far more aligned on many critical issues than you might think.
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It's more aligned with my driving style, and I love the new rules.
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With the second opportunity, I pursued an option that was more aligned with my values.
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Do you find yourself more aligned with the record store experience, or seeing live music?
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Bannon is more aligned philosophically with the President than many of Trump's other senior aides.
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Interestingly, city and rural populations are more aligned on the issue than might be expected.
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Mattis said that Trump deserved to have a defense secretary more aligned with his views.
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Justice Thomas's narrower construction of the Commerce Clause is more aligned with its original meaning.
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In some respects Brown is more aligned with the President than his opponent, GOP Rep.
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His wing of the GOP was much more aligned with liberal Democrats than with the Goldwater wing of the Republican Party, in the same way that most Southern Democrats at the time were more aligned with the Goldwater faction than with their own leadership.
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The interests of the GOP donor class and the political class have never been more aligned.
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Some of these feminists told us they felt more aligned with the message of March for Life.
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Instead, his protectionist-leaning trade policies have been more aligned with the historic positions of liberal Democrats.
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Starting again should make it easier to mould a business more aligned to the needs of today.
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That view is more aligned with left-leaning consumer groups that have pushed for greater antitrust enforcement.
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Often, we introduced them to financial professionals more aligned with their values and more supportive of giving.
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Leaders have to rely on intuition to make better, more aligned decisions when facing complicated challenges. Why?
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"But the other features are much more aligned with Microsoft's mission to empower employees to be productive."
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"The moon helps us feel more aligned with something bigger than us, which is deeply affirming," Driessen notes.
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The more aligned the person writing the check is with the needs of your end user the better.
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Democrats have traditionally worked closely with generic drug companies, while Republicans have been more aligned with brand companies.
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MITCHELL I've dropped into what it is, and feel more aligned with myself and connected to other people.
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But changing the game to become more aligned to the football generation is looking at it wrong way.
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"Above Control" begins like something off Blur's 13, but builds to a pace more aligned with their live sets.
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"The AFC training is a lot more aligned with my practice than some of the other designations," Tomaneng said.
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That will help relieve the current shortage and make home price and rent growth more aligned with income growth.
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This line of questioning could help people make better choices that are more aligned with their goals and values.
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CEO and founder Chris Britt claims that Chime's goals are more aligned with its customers than a traditional bank.
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Secondly, a lot of American allies are going to be more aligned with the Chinese after this is over.
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That would help dismantle the multi-ethnic Pakatan alliance and fashion a government more aligned with the Muslim Malays.
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"They have a worldview that's more aligned with the founding principles of our society," Mr. Shelton said of Christians.
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This puts someone in charge of the Federal Reserve who is more aligned philosophically with Schumer than with President Trump.
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Those members are apparently more aligned with the average person who watches movies than the critics paid to review them.
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Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee, has recently moved her position on encryption to be more aligned with Silicon Valley's.
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What remains is a more pliant, nationalistic staff, one much more aligned with Trump on trade, immigration and other issues.
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The hope is that a more aligned family will make better decisions that will benefit its members and its business.
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It's a little more aligned with the still-fuzzy Cloverfield mythology, but it's not quite like the other two films.
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Many partisans are, in effect, more aligned with the leader of their party than with the principles of the party.
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The show may feel more aligned with Netflix's overall offerings now — but it feels, sadly, much less like Locke & Key.
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"They wanted people who were more aligned with management," says Marie Hicks, a historian at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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Facebook's "total time watched" metric is a new one for the company, but more aligned with how YouTube describes its viewership.
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Detroit Blows is also committed to using products that follow high non-toxicity standards more aligned with guidelines set in Europe.
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I also realized that our stances were a lot more aligned after everyone was well-informed on the topics we discussed.
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And, there, I think that the incentives are more aligned towards a good outcome than a lot of critics might say.
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Modi's foreign policy is decidedly more aligned and decisive -- perhaps one reason why his supporters expect a muscular move against Pakistan.
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Additionally, the "ideal" look for a bikini competitor is more aligned with what mainstream media currently considers an "ideal" body type.
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He reportedly has recently reshuffled his senior military leadership to bring in men who are reportedly more aligned with his views.
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The Republican caucus in Congress is smaller and more rural, but much more aligned with the Trump wing of the party.
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According to the National Intelligence Director Daniel Coats, the countries are now "more aligned than at any point" since the 1950s.
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Mr. Miller, whose views are more aligned with Mr. Cuccinelli's than Mr. Kushner's, is said to be supportive of the choice.
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The P.U.K. to Tehran, while the K.D.P. is traditionally more aligned with Baghdad, the United States and Western-aligned regional countries.
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So is it any wonder that people now want to live in other states that are more aligned with their politics?
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That is an area where tenant and industry groups diverge, and the candidates are much more aligned with the tenant advocates.
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But the California Democrat has long been ideologically more aligned with the party's liberal base, so progressives are natural allies for her.
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Two of those sources also say the singer has been simultaneously working on a separate album more aligned with her usual pop.
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It doesn't make you inadequate, but instead it's clearing the path for you to eventually meet someone much more aligned to you.
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Since being elected in 2014, he has become known for controversial policies that are more and more aligned with the far right.
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Following Johnson and Davis's exit, May's new Cabinet boasts a preponderance of ministers far more aligned to a softer form of Brexit.
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That said, I didn't get to question two of the most recent administrators whose agendas were more aligned with that of Pruitt.
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Allowed to retire, Lulu was adopted by her handler and is now living a lifestyle that is more aligned with her passions.
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It's clear from the reaction of the assailants that Claire's reputation is more aligned with her being a witch of great power.
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In fact, the Democratic leader appeared more aligned with Democrats facing tough reelections who said they wanted to keep the government open.
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"If anything, you would want someone who could be more aligned with this regime," the headhunter added, referring to the Trump administration.
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That said, people across the aisle tend to be more aligned in supporting the case against Manafort and Gates, the Post reported.
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Pompeo is much more aligned with Trump's views on these issues, and likely won't restrain him as much as Tillerson might have.
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" The president said that he and Pompeo are much more aligned, adding, "From day one, I have gotten along with Mike Pompeo.
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Lasry is more aligned with Fink on Brexit, saying he expects the economic situation in Britain in get worse before it gets better.
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With Trump, those rivals appear to be, in some important respects, more aligned with each other than they are with the White House.
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France felt abandoned then, especially after becoming more aligned with Washington under Presidents Nicolas Sarkozy and François Hollande and rejoining NATO's command structure.
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Alex London, a bioethicist at Carnegie Mellon University, has argued that hospital advertising regulations should be more aligned with those for pharmaceutical companies.
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There was a similar result in the Indiana Senate primary, where McConnell's favored candidate defeated an opponent more aligned with Tea Party forces.
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But as recently as this week, Bill Clinton's take on healthcare has been more aligned with the Obama administration's defense of the law.
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Tucker launched his primary bid last month amid speculation that Tillis was vulnerable to an intraparty challenge from somebody more aligned with Trump.
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But back in the day, his work was more aligned with the esoteric worlds of visual and performance art than with popular culture.
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When a fine poet moves through such a variety of forms, she becomes, with every new obstacle, more herself, more aligned against accident.
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But, since it certainly has at least months, there is time to develop some new proposal more aligned with the president's recent promises.
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"Months later, other better, more aligned opportunities arose that would not have, had we gone down the road of saying yes," she said.
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Attitudes in many of the Arab States are going through a gradual metamorphosis and becoming more aligned with America's position in many areas.
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"I guess I'm just hoping to recharge, and just feel more aligned with myself when I return back to my normal life," Fox says.
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As for Qualtrics, he says that with the acquisition, it is more aligned with SAP now, and therefore really being marketed to SAP customers.
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Blackburn's idea of freedom, it seems, is less aligned with James Madison's and more aligned with the architects of the Great Firewall of China.
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It means they are not suited for other types of work that involve intellect and other types of abilities more aligned with being affluent.
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You need to invest in top-notch legal counsel, and hope your earlier investors are more aligned with you than the later-stage investors.
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Breitbart, the far-right news site formerly headed by Bannon, published articles suggesting McMaster is more aligned with the Obama White House than Trump.
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And ultimately, taking the opportunity led him to other big studio movies that were more aligned with his artistic vision, like Children of Men.
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Explore what your Zone of Genius is and see if doing work that's more aligned with who you are ramps up your intrinsic motivation.
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And Israeli and some key Arab leaders appear more aligned than at any other point in the conflict due to common concerns over Iran.
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Mr. Ailes is clearly more aligned with the latter and, for that matter, Mr. Trump, who will give his formal acceptance speech Thursday night.
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The Saudis want to restore the country's exiled president, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, who led an internationally recognized government more aligned with its interests.
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One Democratic senator who requested anonymity to discuss the race said a number of senators neutral in the race are more aligned with Biden.
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"They're actually much more aligned to their grandparents than to their parents when it comes to housing," says Svenja Gudell, chief economist at Zillow.
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Corruption, mismanagement and exhaustion with left-wing governments have ushered in governments that are more aligned with United States trade policies and political interests.
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King and like-minded legislators such as Texas's Louie Gohmert are far more aligned with this populist vision than the more mainstream consensus position.
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In past campaigns, Democratic strategists always struggled to prove -- beyond any reasonable doubt -- that Collins was more aligned with national Republicans than she let on.
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He also argues that when Mosaic write a cheque, the firm's interests are more aligned with the founders it backs than larger venture capital firms.
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Yet he fears that the party chief was marked, durably, by his upbringing during the Cultural Revolution, leaving his ideas "perhaps more aligned with Mao's".
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He also said OPEC was more aligned than ever and said Saudi Arabia was producing below the key psychological 10 million barrels a day level.
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Regional experts told CNBC that an increase in information sharing could lead to slightly more aligned national goals, but a unified multilateral front remains unlikely.
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Sociologically, East Coast Straussians are more aligned with the party elite, and tend to be found in Washington think tanks and serving as career bureaucrats.
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Lachlan "is more aligned with their father, who thinks that no action should be taken until after the GOP convention this week," the magazine reported.
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The set design helps convey the surrealism; the doorknobs are placed higher than usual, more aligned with the girls' heads, forcing them to reach upward.
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And left to itself, the party's conservative base appears to see itself more aligned to the Greens' cosmopolitan constituency than to Labor's working-class roots.
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They argued over who is tougher on illegal immigration, who is more aligned with President Trump, and who voters might say is the bigger liar.
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But it might help replace the white-supremacist fantasy version of history with a version more aligned to universal human values, not to mention reality.
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"It would be transformative," Mr. Hasen said, if the president nominated someone more aligned with the panel's Republican members to push for even further deregulation.
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However, these estimates ignore that legal status will allow Dreamers to access better jobs that are more aligned to their skills and encourage educational investments.
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Leaders able to rely on both analytics and intuition make better, more aligned decisions, and they are far more agile in the face of change.
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"We believe we're in the middle of a technological revolution and the banking sector and the technology sector are more aligned than ever," said Bapis.
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But it did little to lift their revenues or churn rate as customers were more aligned around the Apple brand rather than loyalty to the carrier.
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Our hunky leader is more aligned with those great American heroes—JFK and Bill Murray—than the current nightmare they have sitting in the White House.
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Chinese policymakers also frequently add new tools or retire older ones as they modernize their country's system into something more aligned with those in developed countries.
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However, Buffett has been more aligned with Democrats than Republicans on the issue of taxing the wealthy, an issue he's been speaking out about for years.
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"Ultra-progressive Kara Eastman's political views are more aligned with Californians, not Nebraskans," said Michael Byerly, a spokesman with the GOP super PAC, Congressional Leadership Fund.
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Luckily, she was able to shift roles within her company, bringing her back to a schedule and work responsibilities that were more aligned with her lifestyle.
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A Republican senator who requested anonymity to discuss Ducey's choice said he expects the governor will tap someone who is more aligned with his political views.
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While Brazil's economic relationship with China has been important to its growth, Brazil's cultural and democratic values are naturally much more aligned with the United States.
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But as the Democratic Party becomes ever more aligned with urban areas, its presidential field is now studded with politicians whose boasts include running a city.
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But as the Democratic Party becomes ever more aligned with urban areas, its presidential field is now studded with politicians whose boasts include running a city.
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He is also considering two people for open seats on the Fed's board of governors, Herman Cain and Stephen Moore, who are more aligned with his views.
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But it's hard to conceive of an attorney general more aligned with Trump's agenda and capable of accomplishing it than Sessions, a former US attorney and senator.
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The French political consultant said he believed Trump would opt for the latter approach given that is more aligned with what the bulk of his party wants.
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Cruz as nominee would be in a position to put his stamp on the party so that it is much more aligned with his far-right views.
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But a recent survey conducted by Gallup shows that they're more aligned with other generations when it comes to contentment in the workplace than you may think.
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According to the publication, the caucus members appear to be more aligned with President Trump's vision of tax reform than they are with the House GOP leadership.Rep.
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Trump's defense secretary resigned last week after the Syria troop decision, writing in a departure letter the President deserved a military chief more aligned with his worldview.
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And those other parts of the district are understandably wary of the Hamptons—culturally the resort are is more aligned to New York City than Long Island.
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Last month, a group of about 40 House Republicans asked Trump to appoint a new NIH director who is more aligned with an anti-abortion rights agenda.
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As Jonathan Katz has argued, her work brings into being a subjectivity that is more aligned with the blurring of self/other that is typical of Buddhism.
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"Both platforms have found success with this demographic since they are more aligned with how they communicate – using visual content," Orozco said in an eMarketer blog post.
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I think churches might be much more aligned toward these goals, and the goal of the church would be realigning society's efforts toward getting out [of the simulation].
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Officials and analysts do not expect a major jump in the size of U.S. military aid overnight, but describe a relationship that is more aligned and mutually supportive.
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But the average age of female directors was around 55 in Europe and 60 in the U.S., which was more aligned with the age of full-time executives.
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"Fiscal stimulus is fine, but it is more aligned with a short-term pop in rates," said Jason Celente, senior portfolio manager at Insight Investment's Fixed Income Group.
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Their views are more aligned than were those of President Barack Obama, which reacted coolly to the 22013 coup by Egypt's military -- led at the time by Sisi.
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In July, many top managers of the 20-year-old liberal monthly magazine Yanhuang Chunqiu were fired or demoted and replaced with editors more aligned with Xi's politics.
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Trump's defense secretary resigned last week after the Syria troop decision, writing in a departure letter that the President deserved a military chief more aligned with his worldview.
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It's very hard to imagine this one working with the Gawker folks, especially when you see sort of what happened at Univision where they were theoretically more aligned.
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The big picture: Hulu has been tinkering with ways to create new types of ads that are less intrusive and more aligned with modern TV viewers' behavior habits.
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Then again, his votes on tax policy have been more aligned with the standard Republican agenda in recent years, and he could very well end up voting yes.
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While there is significant overlap with the pro-business New Democrat Coalition, which saw significant gains during the midterms, that group is more aligned with Pelosi's big-tent approach.
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Likely Democratic voters, though, are more aligned with Clinton on gun control and think she would have the best chance at beating the Republican nominee, according to the poll.
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Investcorp is also giving up its wholesale banking license in Bahrain to convert itself into a holding company as part of a structure more aligned with peers, it said.
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"Both platforms have found success with this demographic since they are more aligned with how they communicate — using visual content," noted eMarketer forecasting analyst Oscar Orozco in a statement.
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The liberal firebrand has a national following of progressive voters and would seem ideologically more aligned with Sanders than with Clinton, particularly given her strong opposition to big banks.
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We truly go after mid market companies because the problem we solve, and the depth we solve it with, is more aligned with that kind of group of companies.
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"Macron and Merkel seemed more aligned than I expected, with Merkel even saying she wouldn't exclude treaty changes, which the market welcomed," Florian Hense, a senior economist at Berenberg, said.
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Kennedy has become more aligned with liberal justices, which could change the outcome of any new race case regardless of who eventually succeeds conservative Antonin Scalia, who died in February.
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While Trump may disagree with Yellen's big-government stance on regulatory policy, he is more aligned with her track record of keeping rates low to get Americans back to work.
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Pope Francis has notably not made him a cardinal, which critics say signals that the pontiff may believe that other bishops are more aligned with his direction for the church.
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Since 2015, the median expectation among Fed officials for interest rates in the long run have come down by a full percentage point, much more aligned with Bullard's world view.
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The DUP, and most politicians in London, refuse to countenance any trade or border proposals that would mean Northern Ireland is separated from the U.K. or more aligned to Ireland.
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NZ First's policies are more aligned with those of Labour - both favour curbing migration and foreign ownership, renegotiating certain trade deals and changes to the central bank's approach to monetary policy.
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Pompeo is believed to be more aligned to Trump's view that the deal between Western powers Iran over the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme was bad, and needs to be re-negotiated.
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Pompeo is believed to be more aligned to Trump's view that the deal between Western powers Iran over the Islamic Republic's nuclear program was bad, and needs to be re-negotiated.
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Like other acquisitive Chinese conglomerates, Fosun has faced increased regulatory scrutiny of its debt-fuelled, big-ticket foreign deals and is now pursuing a development path more aligned with government priorities.
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Mersch is considered a hawk, more aligned with the German-led camp, but his comments on Monday suggest support for the "patience and persistence" approach advocated by ECB President Mario Draghi.
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We saw the counter to that in the press conference with Trump and British Prime Minister Theresa May where they are more aligned on issues including issues around sovereignty and Brexit.
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If I had to bet, I'm more aligned with Jacob's view of the world that it would be better to have a couple of different revenue streams rather than just one.
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Darroch falls into the "Remainer" camp — those who feel Britain's place is more aligned with Europe than an outward-looking global power unconstrained to forge individual relationships of its own choosing.
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Historians, however, warned the Post that such a parade may be less evocative of American patriotism and more aligned with totalitarian or nationalist regimes like North Korea and the Soviet Union.
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NZ First's policies are more aligned with those of Labour - both favor curbing immigration and foreign ownership, renegotiating certain trade deals and changes to the central bank's approach to monetary policy.
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If Bran isn't telling the full story, how do we make sense of the Three-Eyed Raven and Night King's relationship in a way that's more aligned with Game of Thrones' themes?
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Her hard-hitting, narrative-focussed output is far more aligned with the likes of Lauryn Hill, Kendrick Lamar and Eminem – sometimes even Drake – than the grime artists she gets lumped in with.
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But Raising Dion, which is adapted from the Dennis Liu comic, feels more aligned with the PG-popcorn dramas of The CW and Freeform than the darker, quirkier stuff Netflix typically embraces.
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The addition of a Quadro GPU and Nvidia's focus on RTX Studio laptops with Creator-Ready Drivers makes it much more aligned with the video and photo editing workflows of many creators.
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A slimmed-down deal could also open Mr. Trump up to criticism from Democrats, who in some cases are more aligned with the president's aggressive approach to pressuring China than many Republicans.
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"At the end of [2015], we had a harsh realization that we were not such a shining star and were much more aligned with other social media launches," Neistat told Mashable in May.
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Iceland's 'A' IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers: Iceland has a very high income per capita, estimated at USD72,7503 in 2017, making it more aligned with the 'AAA' median of USD53,582.
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Iceland's IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers: Iceland has a very high income per capita, forecast to be USD68,899 in 2017, making it more aligned with the 'AAA' median of USD51,977.
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"Al Qaeda would present itself as the smart, methodical and persistent jihadi movement that, in contrast to the Islamic State, had adopted a strategy more aligned with everyday Sunni Muslims," Mr. Lister wrote.
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It would therefore appear that may be more aligned than those of most other countries in the fair distribution of wealth, but that does not translate in any meaningful sense into widespread prosperity.
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The result will be a Republican Party that's whiter, more male, and more aligned with Trumpism, no matter the damage it does to the country as a whole—or even the party itself.
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But just six years later, Peter Shumlin, a Democrat, won the governor's race by only 2,434 votes, which was far fewer than the 8,428 votes cast for a Libertarian more aligned with Republicans.
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While some officials had predicted Mr. Kelly would be a calming chief of staff for an impulsive president, recent days have made clear that he is more aligned with President Trump than anticipated.
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Some elements have become even more aligned with current events, with the erosion of reproductive rights, separation of parents from their children at the border and the targeting of minorities by white supremacists.
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Waters, another liberal idol dubbed "Auntie Maxine" in the Trump era, has also clashed with moderates on the committee and could benefit from an injection of progressives more aligned with her own views.
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Confusing messages Even as he searches for a national security adviser more aligned with his stance, Trump has sent confusing messages about his goals abroad and contradicted some of his most senior aides.
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And instead of showcasing their spring 2018 denim line with any old campaign, the duo chose instead to troll iconic denim ads of the past, a move much more aligned with their provocative image.
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But if you actually care about building a community and achieving this mission and building the company for the long term, I think you're just much more aligned than people often think companies are.
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Whether it's printing leggings with patterns from CT scans and X-rays like Epidemia Designs, or literally painting with living bacteria likeAnicka Yi, the questions asked by each discipline have never been more aligned.
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McCain's a foreign policy hawk—one more aligned with Hillary than Obama, so it is with a tinge of regret the former Republican presidential nominee makes this observation on morning in his Senate office.
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Let me jump to a random point in the video and transcribe it to illustrate: I think that the incentives are more aligned towards a good outcome than a lot of critics might say.
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"There's long been this brewing, latent division between cyber libertarians and conservatives," he said, with the former taking a hard anti-regulation stance and the latter more aligned with Republican dislike for Silicon Valley.
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Melville covers topics such as race and religion, gender and sexuality, environmentalism and politics in ways that seem much more aligned with contemporary sensibilities than the more puritanical mindset that prevailed during Melville's lifetime.
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An outspoken Trump backer, Thiel has been a leading voice pushing for tech to be more aligned with what he sees as America's defense interests — and his messages have been influential among conservative intellectuals.
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"Both [Instagram and Snapchat] have found success with this demographic since they are more aligned with how they communicate — that is, using visual content," eMarketer analyst Oscar Orozco was quoted on the company's blog.
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He's challenging Representative Dan Donovan, and the two are competing to see who's more aligned with President Trump — the president endorsed Mr. Donovan, but the swaggering Mr. Grimm is the more Trump-like figure.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, who often casts the deciding vote in close cases, appeared more aligned with the court's three other conservatives in favoring the challengers, which primarily were Roman Catholic including the archdiocese of Washington.
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But Monday's elections are expected to result in a Senate that is more aligned with the Duterte administration, which would make it easier for the president to implement his economic and political agenda, analysts said.
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That's left donors and operatives who are more aligned with the GOP's Wall Street wing unenthused, predicting that Pence will do more to win rock-ribbed anti-abortion activists than the buttoned-up business set.
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While Republicans painted Clinton as too liberal — an extension of Obama's tenure — many on the left expressed discomfort with the former secretary of state, jeering that she was more aligned with right-of-center candidates.
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The two groups are more aligned on many objectives than they have previously acknowledged, Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) President Bob Dinneen said on Tuesday, noting electric vehicles as one area where both sides have concerns.
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Analysts who follow the Fed complain that its framework has become confusing: low unemployment and inflation close to the 2 percent target would not seem consistent with a policy rate more aligned to a recession.
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Whether it's printing leggings with patterns from CT scans and X-rays like Epidemia Designs, or literally painting with living bacteria like Anicka Yi, the questions asked by each discipline have never been more aligned.
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For some time now, the Democratic voting base has been much more aligned with the Congress member than the former president, embracing more progressive positions on everything from taxes to immigration to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Zuma and his allies want Gordhan replaced by someone more aligned to their plans which include more radical redistribution of wealth to address the legacies of apartheid and looser fiscal spending, the two sources told Reuters.
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Trump tried to cast himself as an honest broker who was "right down the middle," but his advisers—Kushner, David Friedman, and Jason Greenblatt—couldn't be more aligned with Netanyahu if he had chosen them himself.
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And not just that: It also became clear that the rank and file in the Republican party -- inside and outside of Congress -- were more aligned with Trump's vision of the party and the country than Ryan's.
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Narrowing the focus of our visual attention — and seeing our future as part of the here and now — helps us make choices in the present that are more aligned with the people who wish to become.
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Supporters of Ms. Nixon say the W.F.P. is more aligned with the anti-President Trump sentiment that is expected to send waves of Democratic voters to the polls to punish Republicans — and maybe some moderate Democrats.
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Over the past decade, the gangs splintered, leaving in their wake a number of proliferating subsets, many of them more aligned with particular blocks and business interests than with founding members growing old in federal prisons.
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The shake-ups come as Trump signaled this week that he's prepared to dismiss aides with whom he's clashed as he works to surround himself with advisers more aligned with his populist agenda and freewheeling style.
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At the same time, the 18-to-29-year-old respondents are more aligned with some progressive policies, though they have yet to fully embrace the label of "Democratic Socialist" applied to politicians such as Vermont Sen.
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Indeed, Berkshire's mélange of businesses, such as the utilities MidAmerican Energy and PacifiCorp, parts and equipment makers Marmon and Precision Castparts, and food distributor McLane appear more aligned with Republican President Donald Trump's industrial vision for America.
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And it is remarkable because Trump genuinely seems to believe his interests are more aligned with those of Vladimir Putin, the dictatorial leader of a hostile nation, than those of Clinton, his Democratic rival for the presidency.
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In particular, millennials are finding it easier to change jobs in the event they find another opportunity that is more aligned to their needs, said Bill Gimbel, president of LaSalle Benefits, a sister company of LaSalle Network.
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O'Rourke never joined the Congressional Progressive Caucus during his three terms in Congress and instead was a member of the New Democratic Caucus, which is far more aligned with centrist Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Minnesota Sen.
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People in the '22.677s could buy an apartment after working for three to five years, buy a car, and pay off their mortgage within 21969 years, according to Cheng, because wages and property prices were more aligned.
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Those priorities were much more aligned with the Obama administration than Trump's, in whose pronouncements Obama-era buzzwords like deincarceration, constitutional policing and de-escalation — reducing the use of force during police encounters — have all but disappeared.
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And that's because voters in the middle are more aligned with Democrats on economic issues from health care, to minimum wage, to opposing taxes on corporations and the super wealthy, on taking action to combat climate change.
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The White House chief of staff, Reince Priebus, is more aligned with the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, and the secretary of health and human services, Tom Price, who are championing the current repeal-and-replace bill.
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The swell in interest certainly leans Democratic, and much of the protest and activism following the election of President Trump has come from those more aligned with liberal policies, but the surge is bipartisan in some states.
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Heavily influenced by the moody tones and wide brushstrokes of the German Expressionists, the paintings nevertheless have a spontaneous, quickly produced spirit more aligned with the ephemeral effects of street art and agitprop than with canonical art movements.
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Harris, who previously was an economist at the New York Fed, said his current first-quarter GDP estimate, which shows nil growth, is more aligned with the Atlanta Fed's current figure than the New York Fed's stronger reading.
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Our early conversation was more aligned with my expectations of an Instagay—he possessed a confidence that bordered on arrogance, and threw around words like "my brand" and "my art" when referring to his feed and his body.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's former Alpine skier Nikola Chongarov 'Chongi' came out of retirement to pursue another Olympic dream, this time in ski cross, a relatively new discipline he believes is more aligned with his rock 'n' roll style.
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In 2016, Democrats failed to persuade most voters that that our facts are right, our ideas are better and that our plans for defense, growth, stability and stewardship are more aligned with their interests than any conceivable alternative.
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The ACT says it remains focused on the original purpose of the college tests, which is to predict how well students will do as freshmen; the College Board says the new SAT is more aligned with state standards.
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And I think he just — he would be better served by having someone more aligned with him on some of these things or someone who didn't run against him and had some of the interaction that we had.
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This suggests that China's steel sector is actually moving in the wrong direction, raising the risks of a brutal shakeout in coming years, rather than a managed process that steadily reduces capacity to levels more aligned with demand.
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His movement style, however, is more aligned to ballet technique than that of Ms. Waltz, who has created pieces for ballet companies, but whose work tends to be more closely affiliated to the dance theater of Pina Bausch.
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But it revealed something else: Despite often being portrayed as opposites (Rubio is "establishment"; Cruz isn't), and Cruz being seen as more aligned with Donald Trump, Rubio and Cruz actually draw from voters with a similar moral profile.
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A sliding scale that is more inclusive of unique family situations, extenuating circumstances and income levels between 200 and 250 percent of the federal poverty guideline are more aligned with the needs of the immigrant community seeking naturalization.
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By the time his work began to enjoy hefty commissions, along with exhibitions in the Salons of the 240s and 22016s, Moreau was unmistakably more aligned with Sandro Botticelli and Andrea Mantegna than with Eugene Delacroix or Théodore Géricault.
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The American campaign against Huawei has been mostly unsuccessful in European capitals, even though most Europeans believe their economic interests are more aligned with the United States, and they are deeply concerned with how Chinese companies handle data privacy.
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" After a series of policy proposals that have drawn positive media coverage and helped Warren climb up primary polls, her mentions are more aligned with discussion around Biden, healthcare, and her campaign slogan, "I have a plan for that.
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Still, as McQueen notes, the overwhelming share of millennials who would consider taking a pay cut to work for an employer that they are more aligned with ideologically demonstrates their dedication to maintaining their values even in the workplace.
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As the 20083 Republican presidential nominee leaves the stage, the trajectory of his party is ever more aligned with the worldview and combative attitudes of Trump, who electrified the party's activist base in a way McCain could never manage.
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Democrats are more aligned with their real needs than Republicans, and this important voting bloc will play a critical role in the party's ability to maintain its lead in the House, take the Senate and reclaim the White House.
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It would also give the European Union an option not to admit each state one by one, but to admit them as a unit that might be more aligned with European laws and standards than some existing members are.
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Given Apple Music is just a tiny fraction of the iPhone maker's massive revenues, it can look overly corporate and capitalistic compared to music-only competitors like Spotify that some see as more aligned with the success of musicians.
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While Moe is more aligned with his industry than with Trump on issues like immigration and climate change, he's betting that the president-elect doesn't follow through on his most extreme positions, such as a ban on Muslims entering the country.
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Today, the company is following up with a couple of small but welcome tweaks that'll see the Assistant on Android provide more and better visual responses that are more aligned with what users already expect to see from other Google services.
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Betty and Veronica have long fought over Archie's heart in the comics upon which Riverdale is based, but The CW show has given K.J. Apa's Archie a love interest far more aligned with who the redheaded hunk is in 2017.
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He also noted that the investment horizon of family offices were more aligned with the type of business he was hoping to build, as opposed to VCs that would expect some sort of liquidity event in a decade or less.
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The Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanPaul Ryan moving family to Washington Embattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway MORE-aligned Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF) remains the race's biggest GOP spender, with $1.9 million spent or reserved.
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The monk, who was released from prison last month after a pardon by Sirisena over contempt of court charges, has also hinted BBS may back a surprise candidate, whose views are more aligned with the group's ideology, to contest the elections.
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If citizens, leaders of the legal profession, and public officials do not guide this process, those who have goals that are less aligned with the improvement of the justice system and more aligned with profits will do it for them.
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Those who were in the more traditional conservative and neoconservative camps lined up against Mr. Trump — or, at least, were not enthusiastically behind him — and those who were more aligned with Mr. Trump's brand of nationalism lined up behind him.
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That new flexibility, more aligned with practices in craft breweries, prompted the co-founders of Watershed Distillery, to open the chic, full-service restaurant, Watershed Kitchen & Bar, in late 2016, just a few months after the state law was changed.
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A source told me that it was the organization's decision to cut ties with St. Clair that led to Fuentes's fight with the organization, and to a host of resignations from chapters from members more aligned with Fuentes's world view.
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Until Facebook and other companies improve their approach to privacy and develop settings that are easier to use and more aligned with what users want, "people should probably refrain from sharing too much sensitive information with these platforms," Mr. Sadeh said.
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The twist is that this is a rare issue on which, ideologically, Mr. Trump is more aligned with Democrats than Republicans — which creates an awkward political situation for the Democrats, who would not normally decline an opportunity to rebuke Mr. Trump.
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In addition to the leverage assumption mentioned above, Fitch's assessment will take into account the higher inherent sector and business risk profile of the entity, which is also more aligned with non-food retailers' 'BB' rating category, relative to food retail operations.
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While Democrats acknowledge that there will likely be disagreements among the rank and file when it comes to certain policies, they say their members are more aligned than the conservatives who came to Washington on an anti-government platform eight years ago.
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The E.P.A.'s abrupt new direction on legacy chemicals is part of a broad initiative by the Trump administration to change the way the federal government evaluates health and environmental risks associated with hazardous chemicals, making it more aligned with the industry's wishes.
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"We're told to judge the administration by its actions and not the president's words, but these actions seem to be more aligned with the president's accommodating and disturbing rhetoric than a tougher approach to the Kremlin," Menendez said at the banking hearing.
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I mean, I think I'm more aligned with Serena's style of approach in terms of how she wants to be in the world, which is you know, she doesn't want to have to adhere to someone else's ideas of how she should behave.
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The allies have also been increasingly at odds over Britains planned digital services tax, the U.S. government's threats of more tariffs on goods and the fate of the Iranian nuclear deal all areas in which Britain has been more aligned with European nations.
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Grenell, who served as a foreign policy spokesperson in the George W. Bush administration, seems more aligned with the moderate wing of the administration (represented by Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis) than the radical revisionist one (represented by senior strategist Steve Bannon).
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In his work, Brown suggests that although déjà vu occurs equally in women and men, it is more common in younger people, those that are well-travelled, earn higher incomes and whose political and social outlooks are more aligned to the liberal.
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Economic priorities "The current support wave (for the) Republican Party among some Muslims is partly driven by their conservative social streak that is more aligned with the party and partly due to the economic reason," said Robert S. McCaw, government affairs manager for CAIR.
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There's an effort among Medicare-for-all's supporters to argue that nothing but pure single-payer can solve the problems of the health care system, and so any other plan, even if it's more aligned with what the public wants, is an unacceptable half-measure.
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"CCIA has advocated for a long time for the introduction of well-thought-out notice and action guidelines, and this ... is a welcome initiative for a more aligned approach on the removal of infringing content across the European Union," it said in a statement.
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The message was clearly understood throughout the foreign policy apparatus, and communicated to diplomats like Mr. Kent who were told that that they would be better off taking a back seat on Ukraine policy to others who were more aligned with Mr. Trump's interests.
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Perhaps it's not surprising then that the spa suites were overseen not by Mr. Trump, whose aesthetic is more aligned with opulent hotels in the Middle East and Asia, but by Ivanka Trump, an executive vice president of development and acquisitions for the Trump Organization.
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I'd point out this: There is always going to be a conflict within the Democratic Party between people who want things like single-payer and other folks who are focused on fundraising and making peace with corporate interests that are more aligned with Democrats.
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While many unionists fear that keeping the province more aligned with the EU could boost calls for a united Ireland, others point to the divergence that already exists with the UK on social issues like gay marriage and in regulations such as veterinary checks.
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The bipartisan leaders of the House Ways and Means Committee said last week that they hoped to introduce a competing bill in the future, and released a one-page paper last week describing a framework that is more aligned with the preferences of doctors' groups.
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"Our electorate in midterm elections is more aligned with Republicans," said Michael Hartley, a longtime adviser to Republican campaigns in Ohio, observing that Democrats appeared much better positioned this year in other Midwestern states that also voted for Mr. Trump, like Michigan and Wisconsin.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China and Russia pose the biggest risks to the United States, and are more aligned than they have been in decades as they target the 2020 presidential election and American institutions to expand their global reach, U.S. intelligence officials told senators on Tuesday.
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And I feel that we're doing a good job listening to our existing community, so I'm confident that we'll retain them, and I feel that the site that is launching is going to be very much more aligned with what new users will expect of the internet.
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Not only is the Chinese government more aligned with the country's tech sector, but start-ups there have access to much larger data sets to train their AI algorithms, due to both the size of the population and fewer concerns or regulations around privacy, added Tunguz.
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RELATED: McConnell 'distressed over Mattis' resignation With Tillerson and McMaster gone -- replaced by advisers more aligned with Trump's worldview -- Mattis increasingly found himself alone as the last bulwark against Trump's most impulsive decisions and, as he voiced his opposition, a more frequent target of the President's ire.
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On the President's Twitter thumbs Though expectedly more aligned with her husband than the resistance, she shed a little daylight on the relationship she has with her husband, noting assuredly that she has her own ideologies, and when they don't always align with the President, opposition happens.
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Since Trump first spoke at the UN a year ago, he has swapped out key national security aides for men more aligned with his worldview, including replacing Rex Tillerson with Mike Pompeo as secretary of state and ousting national security adviser H.R. McMaster for John Bolton.
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But it also points to a much darker and more dangerous direction for American policy — one more aligned with Trump's various efforts at a Muslim ban and his years of Islamophobic rhetoric — than the rosy glow of humanitarianism in which he tried to cloak Thursday night's strikes.
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Bosom buddies It's no state secret that President Trump doesn't pay much attention to what his intelligence community reports, but if he had read the 2019 worldwide threat briefing, he would know that Russia and China are more aligned now than at any point since the mid-1950s.
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Today, as Chinese Americans take center stage in the debate around affirmative action, and a growing number believe that their interests are far more aligned with white people than with other people of color, what does this illuminate about Asian Americans' complicated position in our country's racial order?
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Things start on a spacey gospel note, with "Connected by Love" — a song that gives the impression that it's going to be hopeful, but whose lyrics turn out to be more aligned with the thoughts of male fragility from a mind you wish you'd never gone home with.
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We look at Facebook as being a fantastic platform and this just gets us more aligned with Facebook and being one of the leaders on Facebook with short form content is helpful to us as we go on our other journey of building our IP in long form.
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One of a handful of 'money men' credited with using their cash to help propel Labor under Tony Blair to power in 26 and keep it there, he has instead made direct personal donations to fund a local Labor parliamentarian, whose centrist views are more aligned to his own.
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It was a message that stands in stark contrast to the drama that unfolded at the Pentagon just more than a week ago when Mattis resigned after the Syria troop decision, writing in a departure letter that the President deserved a military chief more aligned with his worldview.
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Everything you've said about the politics and the historical wrongs of racism, which you wrote about a lot in your last piece, I totally agree with, and I'm probably more aligned with you politically than I am with Murray, which is to say that I share your biases.
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We've broken away from the pack and we're pursuing a much different content strategy, one that's much more aligned with our brand, but the world has changed so much just in the past few years that honestly, we're in the game of just trying to capture people's attention.
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In a recent interview with Elle, she seemed to be trying to awaken a different version of women's empowerment than she'd shown before, one that's less about sitting on your favorite rapper's sideburns, and more aligned with the fact that she's single for the first time in 20 years.
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Yiannopoulos, a frequently too-outrageous mascot for a movement with values more aligned with the 1950s, proved the invisible line in the "say anything" movement was not inciting others to abuse on Twitter or attacking Islam but appearing to endorse sex between older men and 13-year-old boys.
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Early voting update: Black vote declining with 24.4 million ballots cast The rapper said that Clinton is more aligned with Obama's agenda and having a Democratic administration in the White House in 2017 is the best chance to build on and preserve Obama's legacy on issues like criminal justice reform.
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In contrast to traditional student loan companies, Blair relies on being more aligned with the financial incentives of students, the idea being that it supports students in improving their employability by placing them in internships early, giving them access to industry mentors and coaching them individually on their career prospects.
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"Instead of an arbitrary 8-year service limit after which a car is mandatorily scrapped, vehicles on our platform may now run until they reach an aggregate mileage of 600,000 km, which is more aligned with a ride-share model with a large number of part-time drivers," the company wrote.
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"The American intelligence community warned this week in its annual report to Congress that Russia and China are "more aligned than at any point since the mid-1950s," and that the relationship between the two countries is "likely to strengthen in the coming year as some of their interests and threat perceptions converge.
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That means there's no reason these two market uses can't be more aligned in future: Better, more comprehensive open-world game design means better play experiences for users looking for that truly immersive quality, and better simulation results for researchers who then leverage the same platforms as a supplement to real-world testing.
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For example, when asked a question about whether Esper's views are more aligned with former Defense Secretary Mattis (who quit in protest over Trump's handling of Syria, among other criticisms) or Trump, Esper didn't quite answer the question, but said he was committed to building alliances and the post-World War II order.
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HR: That is the catch-220 that I think members of Congress are facing right now, Republican members of Congress, because even though it is Democrats that have been traditionally cozier with Silicon Valley, as Beth alluded to earlier, because of the perception of sort of social and progressive values being more aligned.
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My take is ... for the DoD and NASA to continue to leverage more of this network of commercial spaceports and then when it's a critical need, a national need or maybe you just need to have satellites waiting to go for a certain event, then that has to be more aligned to having it on a dedicated federal range.
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When BuzzFeed broke the news of the secret tape a few weeks ago, Cruz and other anti-Trump conservatives seized on it as evidence that Donald Trump's true colors were secretly more aligned with the Times' views on immigration that the ones he's shown in his campaign — and that he would reveal those true colors once nominated.
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Google's decision to turn Wallet into a peer-to-peer payments system (which lets people send money to each other using just their email address or phone number) means it is more aligned with trends in the digital payments space, but also puts it in competition with a roster of other similar services, including Venmo, PayPal.
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Shoppers also feel more aligned with companies that express a sense of corporate identity, which might help explain why Starbucks went as far as closing down all of its US stores for an afternoon of racial bias training in April after an employee called the police on two black patrons for supposedly trespassing at a Philadelphia store.
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Presumptive GOP presidential nominee 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 has said he will demand Iran return to the negotiating table to hammer out an agreement more aligned with U.S. interests.
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Doug Ducey of Arizona said in a statement that he would not appoint a successor to Mr. McCain until after what is expected to be nearly a weeklong series of services in his honor — in Arizona, Washington and Annapolis, Md. Mr. Ducey faces a tough choice: a senator cut from Mr. McCain's independent mold or someone more aligned with President Trump.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE is going to battle with 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-aligned forces in his home state.
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"I think there is a shift that has occurred in the last week where the leadership has been more aligned with the grassroots," said Ezra Levin, a co-founder of Indivisible, one of the progressive groups that signed a letter to Democratic leaders calling to cancel the recess and instead hold hearings, quickly draft impeachment articles and vote to impeach Trump this fall.
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At this point, as economists at Goldman Sachs wrote over the weekend, the "hurdle" for the Fed to cut rates "is likely to be higher than widely believed," with the economy and markets either healthier or more aligned with Fed policy than was the case in the 1990s when the Fed used preemptive "insurance" rate cuts to encourage continued economic growth.
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Why it matters: The service would compete with other telecom companies in the skinny bundle space, like AT&T's Direct TV Now and Dish's Sling TV, as well as other tech-based skinny bundles, like Youtube TV and Hulu TV. It's a crowded space, but Comcast is hoping to retain millennial cord-cutters by offering them something cheaper and more aligned with their consumption habits.
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It just changes it, and it makes it more ... I think the thing that it also does is it forces me and Matt to be more connected and more aligned on the direction of the company, because there's so many people now that like ... Unless we're pretty clear about it, things can sort of ... People can be doing things, and maybe it's good and maybe it's bad, but it's not necessarily all working in unison.
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"Frankly, we're dealing with folks whose interests for the country, we believe, are much more aligned with our interests, which is: Let's encourage investment; let's use our energy resources as responsibly as possible for the benefit of the public as well as the world; let's use our metals and minerals resources as well so we're less dependent on foreign sources," Quinn, 2628, said last week from his office less than a block from the Capitol.
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Most Arab states are unlikely to object to Trump's announcement because they find themselves more aligned with Israel than ever, particularly on countering Iran, said Shadi Hamid, senior fellow at Brookings Institution in Washington, "If Saudi officials, including the crown prince himself, were particularly concerned with Jerusalem's status, they would presumably have used their privileged status as a top Trump ally and lobbied the administration to hold off on such a needlessly toxic move," he wrote in an article published in The Atlantic.
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Brexiteers and politicians in Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party hadn't liked the backstop as they saw it as keeping Northern Ireland, a part of the U.K., more aligned with the EU. Johnson's new plan would've seen Northern Ireland largely stay in the EU's single market but leave the customs union, necessitating customs checks on goods entering the EU from Northern Ireland and the U.K.. However there are reports that this plan may have been tweaked following recent talks with EU negotiators.
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A Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE-aligned super-PAC is out with new ads deepening Cruz's White House feud with 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 by playing back the real estate magnate's previous praise of Cruz and questioning Trump's conservative chops.
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The White House is now more aligned with the AFL-CIO on the issue than some Democratic lawmakers, including House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealWyden, Mnuchin clash over Trump tax returns, Hunter Biden probe Overnight Health Care: House panel advances legislation on surprise medical bills | Planned Parenthood, ACLU sue over Trump abortion coverage rule | CDC identifies 6900th US patient with coronavirus White House warns of raising health costs in debate over surprise medical bills MORE (Mass.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerBarr to testify before House Judiciary panel Graham won't call Barr to testify over Roger Stone sentencing recommendation Roger Stone witness alleges Trump targeted prosecutors in 'vile smear job' MORE (N.Y.).
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The White House is now more aligned with the AFL-CIO on the issue than some Democratic lawmakers, including House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard NealRichard Edmund NealWyden, Mnuchin clash over Trump tax returns, Hunter Biden probe Overnight Health Care: House panel advances legislation on surprise medical bills | Planned Parenthood, ACLU sue over Trump abortion coverage rule | CDC identifies 13th US patient with coronavirus White House warns of raising health costs in debate over surprise medical bills MORE (Mass.) and Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerBarr to testify before House Judiciary panel Graham won't call Barr to testify over Roger Stone sentencing recommendation Roger Stone witness alleges Trump targeted prosecutors in 'vile smear job' MORE (N.Y.).
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