Absent donor influences, Democrats would generally be more moderate (especially on social/cultural and environmental issues) and Republicans would also be more moderate (especially on economic and environmental issues).
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A more moderate choice, she felt, was McKinsey & Company.
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In 1964, stalwart conservative Barry Goldwater beat out several more moderate opponents to win the Republican nomination, just as George McGovern, a left-leaning Democrat, triumphed over more moderate Democrats in 1972.
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Will MBS truly bring change and a more moderate Islam?
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I'm told that more moderate Republicans, personified by Ohio Sen.
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Buttigieg supports far more moderate reforms than, say, Elizabeth Warren.
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Bernie Sanders — with the more moderate wing led by Clinton.
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The party's manifesto last year was more moderate than expected.
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I consume Instagram in a much more moderate way now.
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When some of the more moderate Democrats like Louisiana Sen.
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Some more moderate House Republicans were unhappy, too, including Rep.
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On policy, Trumpism is often more moderate than orthodox conservatism.
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There are more moderate and temperate Republicans, such as Sen.
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She sought to present a more moderate face at home.
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The final version could be more moderate than the proposal.
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The more moderate candidates used that moment to undermine Warren.
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Biden is viewed as a more moderate alternative to Sanders.
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The church is seen as more moderate theologically and politically.
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Some think the cure to polarization is more moderate politicians.
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Hamas is trying to present a more moderate public face.
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Mainland markets saw more moderate declines than their regional peers.
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Since joining Congress, Sinema has a more moderate political image.
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But more moderate sedentary times were not tied to increased risk.
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Foreign demand also rose though at a slightly more moderate pace.
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Yet if it does, it risks losing its more moderate supporters.
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Some more moderate senators have said they're receptive to that idea.
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Still, the early polls seem to favor Biden's more moderate approach.
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So, you're going to see a more moderate pace of growth.
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Bennet is one of Washington's more moderate Democrats in the primary.
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But for more moderate senators, like Portman and West Virginia's Sen.
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Notably, however, the more moderate candidates haven't lined up behind it.
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Nick Freitas, the pick of more moderate Republicans in the state.
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"I certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate one," the president said.
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Meanwhile, you can have more moderate candidates representing more swing areas.
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"She has to be inclusive … of the more moderate folks," Rep.
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He has promised to promote a more moderate form of Islam.
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Davids, like Niermann, has staked out more moderate positions than Welder.
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Trump's lunch included a number of more moderate Republicans, including Sens.
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Yes, but: More moderate Democrats notched important wins outside of California.
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Well, I take a little bit more moderate stance than that.
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More moderate voices have also contributed to the Yiannopoulos abstraction phenomenon.
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"Infighting in Washington," echoed Arman-e Emrooz, a more moderate paper.
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The more moderate composition of South Carolina's primary voters boosted Biden.
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They're a little more moderate and interested in finding middle ground.
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That said, they haven't coalesced around any more moderate Sanders alternative.
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It's unclear if he helps Democrats win in more moderate districts.
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Democrats have mostly tried to win Florida with more moderate candidates.
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"Last time we nominated someone who was more moderate," he said.
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Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) and even more moderate Senators like Sen.
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Buttigieg's voters tend to be more moderate; Warren's are more liberal.
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The rest of the finance sector was more moderate in tone.
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He's still more moderate than about 75% of the Republican caucus.
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Other more moderate candidates, meanwhile, just got lost in the shuffle.
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In 2013, Iranians elected the more moderate Hassan Rouhani as president.
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More moderate Conservatives worried a hardcore Brexiteer might steer the UK out of the EU without a deal in place at all; Brexiteers fretted that a more moderate party member might seek an even softer Brexit.
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A broad, hazy sense that Biden is a more moderate option won't do him in for the simple reason that, as Gallup found last December, most rank-and-file Democrats say they favor a more moderate party.
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This will mean redoubling the effort to train more moderate Sunni Arabs.
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But this, perhaps, is to be expected from a more moderate Democrat.
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Since 2013, however, the Saudis have turned toward supporting more "moderate" groups.
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Then comes a series of Northeastern states full of more moderate Republicans.
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In his early congressional career Ryan had a more moderate political profile.
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But it opens an opportunity for a more moderate Republican, like Sen.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez think and will, therefore, embrace a more moderate nominee.
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Justice Roberts might turn out to be more moderate than people think.
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And the bank said it expects a more moderate decline in 2020.
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But that didn't help Clinton, the more moderate of the two candidates.
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Murkowski and Collins are known as among the more moderate Senate Republicans.
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The more moderate Tuesday Group has been less clear on its demands.
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Corbyn self-identifies as a socialist, which freaks out more moderate voters.
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Kamala Harris who have targeted their appeals to more moderate Democratic voters.
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The Steve Bannon part or do you mean a more moderate part?
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And the changes some of these more moderate senators want cost money.
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And the next crop of entrepreneurs are taking a more moderate approach.
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Younger activists criticized him for being more moderate than the times demanded.
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And why aren't our more moderate views represented in the Democratic Party?
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Rob Portman for his bona fides with the more moderate members, Sen.
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The level of recidivism seems unaffected by a more moderate penal regimen.
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The growth is likely to continue, albeit at a more moderate pace.
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Yet his approach risks alienating more moderate voters in tight House races.
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That leaves the Europeans and more moderate Iranian leaders essentially buying time.
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They both trail the more moderate Joe Biden, former U.S. vice president.
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That view was also endorsed by a more moderate 2020 hopeful, Rep.
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Brian Sandoval — a more moderate Republican, who is departing — to endorse him.
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Mr. Schumer said the questions could appeal even to more moderate voters.
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He had repeatedly clashed with more moderate factions in the White House.
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More moderate senators, led by Portman, countered with a seven-year phaseout.
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Elizabeth Warren and more moderate candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden.
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On many issues, black Americans are more moderate — or perhaps more pragmatic.
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One of them, the Goodlatte bill, the other is something more moderate.
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The dominant characters were the populist Alcibiades and the more moderate Nicias.
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O'DONNELL His only lane is a pragmatist, more moderate approach to policy.
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The broader Topix recorded more moderate declines, ending lower by 0.36 percent.
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I think Andrew Yang and Tulsi can; they're a little more moderate.
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A more moderate Democrat could reduce political uncertainty, the BofA analysts said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar — to more moderate lawmakers like Rep.
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Both have carved out more moderate positions than candidates such as Sens.
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The Bannon departure has heartened more moderate figures in the president's orbit.
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I prefer to keep my prices more moderate, and not do that.
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A slew of more moderate Democrats have outright slammed the Sanders plan.
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As one of the more moderate senators, Murkowski -- along with Maine Sen.
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There's no question that Lamb ran on a more moderate Democratic platform.
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Anti-Trump groups are seeking to boost the more moderate Kasich there.
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More moderate senators are refusing to commit to voting to start debate.
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Though McSally is considered the more moderate candidate, that's a relative categorization.
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The theory is that a progressive candidate can excite voters in a way that a more moderate candidate cannot, and thus hand Democrats a win even without the crossover Republican voters that the more moderate candidate might attract.
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It sailed through the House after more moderate Democrats started to break ranks.
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A more moderate, reasonable filmmaker would have had the good sense to ease
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We get into much more moderate states once the South Carolina primary occurs.
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Voters in Democratic primaries are split between staunchly progressive and more moderate factions.
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But even Hallarn plans to take a more moderate approach with her daughter.
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Jim Clyburn, a more moderate Democrat who is part of the party's leadership.
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Can you tell me more about why you advocate a more moderate approach?
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Fitch's existing assumptions reflect more moderate dividend increases after 2016 (5% per annum).
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Some of her more moderate plans have already proved insufficient in this state.
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But there are also reasons for Trump to take a more moderate stance.
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Iranians are far more moderate than the rulers who rob and oppress them.
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It is not just trade policy that has been more moderate than expected.
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In this year's contest Mr López Obrador is striving to appear more moderate.
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Tension between hard-liners and more-moderate forces within Iran are nothing new.
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We might not have sort of the 16 growth, might be more moderate.
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The well-known left candidates are doing worse than the more moderate one.
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However, they also had more moderate expectations about what they're getting in return.
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The 20th-century Christian philosopher G.K. Chesterton argued for a more moderate approach.
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Competitors such as PayPal trade at a more moderate 31 times forward earnings.
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And Court observers say he's considerably more moderate than Kagan or Sonia Sotomayor.
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It is a more moderate impact than some in the industry had predicted.
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To be frank, I'd rather see the party be more moderate than progressive.
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African-Americans tend to be more moderate than others within the Democratic Party.
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Bernie Sanders is aligned with her, while other candidates take more moderate positions.
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Many Democratic senators say they would prefer a more moderate approach like Klobuchar's.
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A more moderate version of the proposal is to just stop subsidizing meat.
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History tells us that third nominees often tend to be notably more moderate.
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The smaller, sober, more moderate Senate, however, was immune to Mr. Rubio's charms.
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But the Taliban have recently been projecting themselves as a more moderate force.
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Both are slightly more moderate in some of their stances compared to Moser.
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Biden's strength among older voters and more moderate voters showed across the South.
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But in fact, Smith and Carlos were more moderate than their gesture suggested.
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Dems remain fractured, squabbling among themselves over who's more moderate and grown up.
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Philip D. Murphy and more moderate legislators could lead to a government shutdown.
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Many of his more moderate supporters hoped he might set the sectarianism aside.
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Instead, they formed a relatively united front against attacks from more moderate figures.
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It is true more moderate candidates historically do better than the rigidly ideological.
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In the Trump administration, however, Mr. Mattis has taken a more moderate line.
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Sometimes more "moderate" ideas are actually less popular than more left-wing alternatives.
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The Kochs have also struck a more moderate tone on immigration than Trump.
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More moderate Republicans have voiced misgivings over the proposal's deep cuts to Medicaid.
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In general, South Carolina Democrats are more moderate and pragmatic than national Democrats.
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Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins were more moderate Republican members of the Senate.
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Amy Klobuchar took a different approach, focusing instead on their more moderate positions.
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Even the party of Brexit, those more moderate, pro-business members still exist.
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Not surprisingly, she'll likely try to pitch herself as the more moderate candidate.
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At the same time, more moderate Republicans were expressing concern for other reasons.
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Just how desirable her favor would be to more moderate candidates is unclear.
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"I'm more moderate than Trump," Mr. Berlusconi said grumpily, according to Mr. Friedman.
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The population also includes a mix of extremist and more moderate rebel groups.
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Or does Trump fold first, pull the nominee, and pick someone more moderate?
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"I certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate" of the two bills, he said.
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Tria, an academic, is seen as more moderate than many of his government's partners.
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Take on the Freedom Caucus and let the more moderate GOP work with Dems.
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Juppé took a more moderate approach, criticizing the law and the polemics surrounding it.
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Sherrod Brown (D-OH), another likely 255 candidate, decided to stake more moderate ground.
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Hillary Clinton, fitting her more moderate persona, declined to endorse either of those proposals.
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Further incentives to more moderate elements in Tehran could prolong the agreement's reach indefinitely.
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These seven also were more moderate than any current Senate Republican, except for Sen.
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Sanford is actually a comparatively more moderate House GOPer and has occasionally criticized Trump.
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Turkey's efforts to splinter HTS by peeling away more moderate fighters have yielded little.
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But Daines, a more moderate member from a Medicaid expansion state, is more surprising.
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In addition, younger voters and college-educated voters are more moderate than party leaders.
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Cirone said Biden was his top choice, citing his experience and more moderate stance.
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In 2015 a more moderate Liberal, Malcolm Turnbull, replaced Mr Abbott as prime minister.
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Some are rejecting Trump because of revulsion at his remarks among more moderate voters.
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The jihadists loathe more moderate Islamists for focusing on piety, social services and elections.
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Mr Frey and Ms Hodges stood for the more moderate wing of the DFL.
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I spend today doing more moderate climbs and focusing on good technique and endurance.
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We might not have sort of the 16 (percent) growth — might be more moderate.
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Jobbik has been trying to lure voters by projecting a more moderate, centrist image.
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And there are serious philosophical divides between the House's more moderate and conservative members.
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His replacement is Miguel Pérez Abad, a leftist businessman who holds more moderate views.
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The public option was not always seen as a more moderate step for Democrats.
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Both groups are viewed as more moderate than the Fernandez loyalists inside the FPV.
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Compared with Fujimori, he is considered to be more moderate on some social issues.
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Several other more moderate members of the conference have voiced concern over the idea.
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Trump's lunch on Tuesday will include a number of more moderate Republicans, including Sen.
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That result would fuel even more doubt about Rice even among more moderate voters.
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But Whole Foods has also come under attack from more moderate animal welfare groups.
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But more moderate candidates said they would retain laws against crossing the border illegally.
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Though the move has been pushed by conservatives it could alienate more moderate senators.
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Clinton hopes to attract more-moderate Republicans repelled by Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz.
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"We're fortunate that Floyd's cuisine is a little more moderate in heat," she said.
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But does that leave them unable to win the more moderate middle in November?
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Trump has roiled Iranian politics by vilifying the more moderate players while strengthening hardliners.
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This eventuality could risk dividing the party's far left and its more moderate wings.
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A more moderate compromise between both major parties also failed to pass the chamber.
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It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 28503.
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It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 218.
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This is something people do, to a more moderate extent, when they're not high.
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And the Democratic establishment had backed more moderate candidates in some of these primaries.
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Ocasio-Cortez also brought Ariel Eckblad, a former aide to the more moderate Sen.
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Voters across a state are significantly more moderate than those in a gerrymandered district.
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How realistic is the formation of a new, more moderate third party in California?
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Nobert Hofer was the more moderate candidate, in the context of the far right.
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More moderate Democrats are likely to be just as adamant that they are not.
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La Meute has created a more moderate setting where people can communicate their fears.
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Others take a more moderate approach, suggesting reform over total repeal of the law.
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Patrick pitched himself Thursday morning as a more moderate choice than Warren or Sanders.
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Then he took aim at a rival for the party's more moderate lane, Buttigieg.
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Republicans are more moderate, they will, I believe, vote in significant numbers for Hillary.
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As a swing state, Florida is traditionally more moderate than Sanders' brand of progressivism.
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Even plans considered more moderate, like those from Pete Buttigieg, the South Bend, Ind.
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People of color, whose views were largely more moderate, became the crucial swing faction.
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This unique combination of a more moderate tone with demographic appeal could pay dividends.
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Rick Snyder, considered a more moderate GOP official than the president, is term limited.
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Setting smaller, more moderate short-term goals can help you build your exercise confidence.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and less expansive plans backed by more moderate candidates.
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We expect 7503 and 2017 RevPar increases to be more moderate than in 2015.
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Past winners Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee lost the nomination to more moderate competitors.
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Buttigieg's plan is more moderate than that of fellow presidential candidates Sanders and Sen.
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More moderate members are cooler to the idea of keeping the Russia questions coming.
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The numbers of more moderate Democrats have been decreasing as the party moved left.
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He doesn't want to run afoul of Trump by backing a more moderate deal.
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Susan Collins is a more moderate Republican who has sailed to victory numerous times.
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She has not offered any evidence that her views have become more moderate since.
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The Senate includes several new, more moderate members from Long Island and other suburbs.
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That could give more moderate senators the cover they need to back the bill.
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That could lead to more moderate policies by forcing the parties to share power.
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But several more moderate senators joined Democrats on the floor; six of them, Sens.
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From my experience, some gun owners see the NRA as a necessary evil, because there isn't anyone else with a more moderate stance that has the marketing dollars, the backing, to have a more moderate view on gun control and gun ownership.
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And it might motivate him to select a more moderate nominee than if the filibuster had already been abolished, just as 2016's political reality led Mr. Obama to pick a nominee who was older and more moderate than liberal activists preferred.
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That's not because voters haven't heard the message, but because most Democrats say they consider themselves more moderate than Sanders or Warren and as of the beginning of 2019 most Democrats said they want the party to go in a more moderate direction.
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In all things, moderation — even in our responses to those we wish were more moderate.
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WALLACE: Let&aposs start with that more moderate immigration reform bill that you helped pass.
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But just like nationally, Warren's struggling to get on the board with more moderate voters.
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John Hickenlooper — took a more moderate approach in his remarks, and suffered the crowd's displeasure.
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It also complicates the efforts of Palestinians looking to build bridges with more moderate Israelis.
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But he lasted only until 2015 before being toppled by the more moderate Malcolm Turnbull.
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Yarmuth's concern for fiscal restraint may appeal to the more moderate wing of House Democrats.
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Though considered a more moderate candidate, several of Moulton's stances are clearly left of center.
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While his decision is far from a deciding vote, more moderate senators such as Sens.
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At a party congress in February, Mr Iglesias sidelined his more moderate deputy, Iñigo Errejón.
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Warren may face criticism from more moderate 2020 candidates about the cost of her plan.
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That would lessen the influence of national, often militant, unions on more moderate local ones.
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Export orders fell for the third month running, though at a slightly more moderate rate.
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Analysts expect prices to continue to fall in 2016, but at a more moderate pace.
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Usually, Republican candidates are either being adored by religious conservatives or by more moderate Republicans.
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And many Muslims, turning to Sharia for moral guidance, have more moderate and varied interpretations.
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Tria, a technocrat without political affiliation, sounded more moderate than some of his government colleagues.
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They were far more moderate, particularly in MacDonald's case, than the rest of their parties.
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Their presence also makes them potential targets for the more moderate candidates on the platform.
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Elizabeth Warren fiercely defending their policy from an onslaught from the more moderate candidates onstage.
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To be fair, Burnham was more moderate than most of his colleagues at National Review.
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John Kasich, who are all competing for backing from more moderate Republicans and establishment support.
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A group of hard-line Republican conservatives backed it, but more moderate conservatives remained wary.
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O'Rourke supports universal health care, but he has taken a more moderate approach to healthcare.
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By definition, general elections are thus tipped more in favor of the more moderate candidates.
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Voters instead opted for Hillary Clinton's own mix of more moderate policies and hardheaded pragmatism.
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Slower weight loss and more moderate (brisk walking) exercise would be a more prudent approach.
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That signals more moderate output as American shale drillers strive to generate positive cash flow.
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The second firm, Idmloco, of Sacramento, had more moderate goals in its June 2014 contract.
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In an interview on CNBC, Cooperman also said the country needs a more moderate president.
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Israel said the document aimed to deceive the world that Hamas was becoming more moderate.
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Big money will flow in as investors feel more confident with a more moderate administration.
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Why aren't the more moderate and conservative views of blacks represented in the Democratic Party?
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More moderate candidates who wish to remain in the running will move in that direction.
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Both conservatives and more moderate GOP lawmakers expressed concerns with the compromise legislation Thursday. Rep.
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I HOPE THESE ISSUES GET RESOLVED WHERE THE POLICY IS MORE MODERATE THAN THE RHETORIC.
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The comparatively more moderate Hillary Clinton, by contrast, tended to perform much better in primaries.
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Nor may they have much patience for Democratic candidates who favor a more moderate course.
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Cheri Bustos of Illinois, and those areas are more likely to support more moderate Democrats.
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To more moderate Democrats, this isn't just overstated — it's actually the opposite of the truth.
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Some well-known liberal justices have historically been more moderate on issues of criminal procedure.
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While room rates surge on weekends, they're more moderate on weeknights, so it averages out.
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There would no doubt be opposition to the proposal in Congress among more moderate Democrats.
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The various degrees of more moderate alternatives do, yes, preserve larger roles for private insurance.
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Such initiatives could garner support from more moderate Republicans and their counterparts in the Senate.
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"I tend to favor politicians who are more moderate in their views," Mr. Woldenberg said.
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She has, at times, taken a more moderate stance on social issues than her husband.
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But they are also supporters of more moderate legislation, like a bill from Hawaii Sen.
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In the aftermath of the vote, Mr Fernández tried to strike a more moderate tone.
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And often, the more electable candidate in a congressional primary is the more moderate one.
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But the more moderate candidates combine to represent more voters even in the Democratic party.
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Many ordinary Iranians blame the crisis on the more moderate politicians currently running the show.
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A more moderate man is nominated for the job, and after some self-deprecating murmuring,
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Senior leaders from his party felt a more moderate figure might better help cement alliances.
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Support for the more moderate candidates -- Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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Gillum clearly isn't in the more moderate camp with his calls for Medicare for all.
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Booker's supporters include those on the left as well as those who are more moderate.
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The only declared senator with a more moderate than average score is Amy Klobuchar (543).
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Party strategists in the state believe Democratic candidates need to portray a more moderate message.
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Rob Portman says he plans to reintroduce a more moderate bill with Alabama Democratic Sen.
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Almost as an exact counterbalance to the Freedom Caucus are the more moderate House Republicans.
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Because Republicans have such a slim majority, it's likely the more moderate proposals would pass.
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A meeting with the unpopular President may have served to scare away more moderate Conservative MPs.
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"We're going to see continued weakness, but it will be a more moderate decline," he said.
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Republican voters were split between the more moderate wing of the party, represented by Pennsylvania Gov.
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Since Jimmie Akesson (pictured) became the leader in 2005, though, the SD have grown more moderate.
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Empowering regulators and law enforcement agencies has been a more popular position among more moderate candidates.
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Meanwhile Democrats elected in more moderate districts worried that impeachment would hurt their re-election chances.
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Sanders and Warren, the two progressives in a sea of more moderate Democratic candidates, from Sen.
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The latter is more moderate, but has so far been unable or unwilling to restrain him.
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His primary chance for increasing his level of support is to appear more moderate and prepared.
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It now sees contraction in Europe and has a more moderate view of expansion in Brazil.
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There is plenty of room for candidates who want to argue for a more moderate approach.
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Is this really the best way to achieve your values, rather than a more moderate path?
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However, wage growth was more moderate than in July, as we would expect with slower hiring.
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Ramaphosa has also pledged to tackle inequality but is viewed as more moderate and investor-friendly.
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Delaney, Hickenlooper, Ryan, Bullock and Klobuchar are all more moderate the most candidates running for President.
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What has actually played out over the last four months, however, has been something more moderate.
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Zinke is seen as having more moderate views on public land policy than many Western conservatives.
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Tom Reed (R-NY), a more moderate member, said after the meeting in the White House.
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Taylor said she believes Sanders' more moderate record on gun control will help him in Nevada.
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Left Bloc leader Catarina Martins was more moderate and said the sudden political crisis was "unnecessary".
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It was widely assumed that Elena Kagan would be a more moderate justice than Sonia Sotomayor.
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Perhaps people perceive the statement as being more moderate and flexible than what they originally anticipated.
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Even Democrats who presented themselves as being more moderate than the socialist Sanders — such as Sen.
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Analysts said his resignation was an effort to placate more moderate voters ahead of the Oct.
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One is if the more moderate Republican senators like Maine's Susan Collins balk at Trump's nomination.
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Trump may have even helped Baker and Hogan by making them look more moderate by comparison.
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Russian Standard, Home Credit, Rencredit and OTP had more moderate but positive results of 1%-3%.
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He went on to eke out a win over a more moderate GOP candidate, state Del.
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But on Tuesday, Oregon's more moderate GOP electorate could provide an important clue to Trump's future.
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Allowing states to repeal those protections has drawn pushback from more moderate members, whom Needham criticized.
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Now, more moderate parties are increasingly incorporating elements of far-right platforms into their own agendas.
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It is sobering to note that Netanyahu probably represents the more moderate wing of his government.
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People became more moderate and thoughtful—they gave extreme rating scores only in truly extreme cases.
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He could have gone for a more moderate take on his Jewish identity, but chooses otherwise.
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It's not dissimilar to the more moderate messages of Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, or Amy Klobuchar.
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Susan Collins (Maine) and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), who lean more moderate, as well as Democratic Sens.
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Some environmentalists are hoping these differences means an ever-so-slightly more moderate anti-regulatory bent.
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Syria's Islamist insurgents have eclipsed more moderate and Western-backed nationalist rebel groups in the conflict.
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On Friday, Trump created confusion by saying he would not back the "more moderate" immigration measure.
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Acosta is seen as more moderate than Puzder and is likely to win support from Democrats.
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It was largely a suburban rebellion, where more moderate voters rejected Mr. Trump and embraced Democrats.
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Tito heralded a more moderate form of Communism than was being exercised in the Soviet Union.
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Liberal Democrats and more moderate newcomers from Republican-leaning districts have fought over Republican procedural motions.
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It's a drop-off that does not exist when the party nominates a more moderate candidate.
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Both Mr. Cornegy and Mr. Treyger are seen as more moderate than many of their peers.
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Tim Huelskamp's loss in Kansas, but the far-right Huelskamp lost to a more moderate Republican.
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And they represent a coalescing among more moderate Democrats around Biden and firmly against Vermont Sen.
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The victory was powered by an electorate that was more moderate than the first three states.
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More moderate Democrats appear to have calculated that Sanders was the safer target on the left.
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It may face challenges if Mr. Berger's union sets a more moderate tone for trade-offs.
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For the most part, his views seem to be much more moderate than his critics suggest.
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It also tends to skew older and more moderate than some of the other early states.
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Steve Bullock of Montana took advantage of his debut, arguing for a more moderate Democratic Party.
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The Democratic establishment, even in its more progressive quarters, still fears blowback from more moderate voters.
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One area where Lamb has taken a more moderate stance than many Democrats is gun control.
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He's a member of both the Congressional Progressive Caucus and the more moderate New Democrat Coalition.
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The leaks, the jockeying, the nationalist and more moderate camps, the many staff departures and firings.
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His parting act is an attempt to cast the militant group in a more moderate image.
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The more moderate solution would be to permit the current nine to keep their seats indefinitely.
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"Certainly, a Biden, a more moderate candidate, makes the path a little bit easier," said Sen.
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O'Rourke does have a more moderate congressional voting record than many Democratic candidates running this year.
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Any plan that can satisfy House conservatives would face great uncertainty in the more moderate Senate.
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Increasingly, forest managers are considering allowing some fires to burn under more moderate conditions, Davis said.
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Given that the primary is open to independents, his more moderate message should get a hearing.
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But demonizing McConnell "is something even the more moderate Democrats can glom onto," one aide said.
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He talked about Social Security, Medicare and trade in more moderate ways than many other Republicans.
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So far, the president's actions on trade have been more moderate than his campaign speeches suggested.
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Aides to more moderate senators are bewildered that some of their colleagues — particularly those, like Sen.
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Taken all together, is this plan more "moderate" than those of Donald Trump or Ted Cruz?
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Looks like Senate bill will be more moderate than the bill that came from the House.
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Within a few years, he faced a huge backlash and turned to more moderate environmental appointees.
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The process by which they would vet and select a new leader has its own complex politics, but a more moderate Assembly of Experts could in turn select a more moderate supreme leader to replace Khamenei — changing the course of Iran's future for a generation or more.
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Bob Goodlatte of Virginia and the more moderate bill proposed by House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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Trump may disown their excesses as he seeks to plot a more moderate course through his presidency.
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Ocasio-Cortez represents both a generational and ideological shift in one of the city's more moderate boroughs.
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But over the long term, American democracy needs a fundamental course-correction to a more moderate path.
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The Senate debate gave Trump yet another opportunity to push the bill in a more moderate direction.
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Others are more moderate, like Ahrar al-Sham, yet even they still face scrutiny about their radicalism.
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Saudi Arabia has been attempting to project a more moderate image to the world in recent months.
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"If he wins by a small margin, his policies are likely to be more moderate," he said.
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On health care he staked out a more moderate path, promising to fix the Affordable Care Act.
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" Ng added that the ban "will have a chilling effect on the more moderate participants from participating.
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It's the social forces he represents, forces that constrain the more moderate leadership from chasing new voters.
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The second largest is Feilaq al-Rahman or FAR, affiliated with the more moderate Free Syrian Army.
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FiveThirtyEight's Nate Silver has shown that since the 1940s, more moderate presidential candidates do better on average.
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Republicans there are more moderate and less religious than they are in the heartland and the South.
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And that's where, usually, the most partisan members of a party far outstrip their more moderate brethren.
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He didn't instigate the rebellion against Turnbull but snuck in as a more moderate alternative to Dutton.
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It's clear Kasich wants his own more moderate Republican politics to contrast with Trump's more brash approach.
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They're hoping the Senate bill is more moderate, passes and comes back to them for a vote.
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And there is a sense that he'd perform better when the race reaches more moderate coastal states.
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Mr Haftar's forces are in Benghazi, east of Sirte, fighting jihadists and the general's more moderate opponents.
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" Cuellar has said the polling in his district shows that his constituents are "more moderate, conservative Democrats.
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Momentum is building among House Democrats for a more moderate alternative to single-payer health-care legislation.
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In Manhattan, however, Trump lost to John Kasich, the more moderate candidate, 41.8 percent to 45.2 percent.
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Stewart won the GOP primary in Virginia last week, narrowly edging out the more moderate state Del.
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In muted form, more moderate Republicans are already echoing the Fox line that the investigation is tainted.
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Moon won the South Korean election last week campaigning on a more moderate approach toward the North.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a progressive firebrand who has reportedly irked more moderate and establishment colleagues, praised the decision.
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And during July's Democratic debate, they teamed up against more moderate candidates to defend their similar visions.
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Next up was another federal judge, Douglas Ginsburg, a conservative, though a bit more moderate than Bork.
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Kirkpatrick vacated her more moderate seat in Arizona's northern 21625st District to run for Senate in 2900.
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The threat of Iranian expansionism and the new, more moderate regime in Riyadh has brought them back.
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Conversely, while Trump's rhetoric is extreme and autocratic, his record is far more moderate on privileges claims.
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Democratic control of the Senate may force Trump to make a more moderate choice for the seat.
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Candidates are usually forced to pivot toward a more moderate position on most, if not all, issues.
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President-elect Trump's recent "reversals" on campaign promises might appear to signal a more moderate policy agenda.
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But in the race's final days, his events were with more moderate Republican figures -- including Ohio Sen.
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But Bannon could also alienate more moderate Republican voters, and the association could continue into the general.
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McSally's entry had long been anticipated by establishment Republicans looking for a more moderate alternative to Ward.
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But Bloomberg, if he decides to enter the race, could represent a more moderate option versus Sens.
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"He was always more moderate than he was given credit for," an administration official told me Tuesday.
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Left-wing-activist-backed Senate candidates in Texas and North Carolina were crushed by more moderate candidates.
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Even among Hillary Clinton's 2016 donors — presumably a more moderate group of Democrats — Biden came in fourth.
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Denham was a more moderate Republican, willing to speak up against his party on issues like immigration.
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I think it's a lot less simple than just talking about getting more moderate or more conservative.
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On a separate subject, Mr. Buttigieg stressed his more moderate instincts on the subject of college affordability.
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The analysts calculate that under a more moderate scenario, COVID-19 medical costs would top $193 billion.
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It also wouldn't have happened without older, more moderate voters who remain suspicious of Bernie Sanders's candidacy.
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"If the intention was to get more moderate candidates, it's been an abject failure," Mr. Garcetti said.
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Polls showed that voters judged Trump to be more moderate than any Republican nominee since the 1970s.
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"South Carolina Democrats are more religious; they are a little more moderate than national Democrats," says Knotts.
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Bloomberg's more moderate voice would seem to make for an attractive choice in a general election campaign.
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More moderate unions were more cautious, accepting some of the government's compromises, but worrying about other provisions.
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But it's a more moderate position than what I suspect I would hear from Iran's hardest hardliners.
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Hardcore activists converged there, while more moderate ones left on Sunday as the police surrounded the campus.
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"There is a strong similarity between the two, but Salvini is more moderate than Trump," Ricolfi said.
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The state has tried for the past decade to foster a more moderate reading of Wahhabi teachings.
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But Herbert said he would also be happy with Sanders as the nominee over more moderate candidates.
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Mr. Pearce was recalled in a special election in 2011 and replaced with a more moderate Republican.
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Minor shaking was felt as far north as Florida, while more moderate shaking was reported in Jamaica.
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These tend to be more rural counties where there are more moderate Democratic voters and independent voters.
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A majority (54%) of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents prefer to see the party become more moderate.
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Are Iran's "reformers," led by Ayatollah Khamenei, in danger of being displaced by a more moderate movement?
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It found 40 candidates were part of the party's more moderate wing around co-leader Frauke Petry.
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That's a reversal from the summer, when more moderate Republican senators strenuously objected to efforts by Sen.
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More moderate parties, like UKIP, are uneasy being affiliated with more extreme groups, like the National Front.
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More moderate senators are insisting on a replacement plan with many of the current law's popular components.
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Corbyn is also kind of at odds with many of the more moderate voters in his party.
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More recently, Syrians in Idlib province itself have fled fighting between jihadist insurgents and more moderate factions.
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Slaughter, a former aide to Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer, was seen as a more moderate pick.
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Her threats to knock out more moderate Democrats in future primaries in particular seem to have rankled.
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John Kasich, who has passed over the first-voting state to focus on more moderate New Hampshire.
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Members of the conservative Freedom Caucus have often demanded deep budget cuts unpalatable to more moderate Republicans.
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They stand in opposition to widespread, supposedly hypocritical American Christianity, including mainstream and more moderate evangelical churches.
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Bernie Sanders, even though Biden backers are more likely to be more moderate, nonwhite and older than Sanders.
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Critics say Hoecke and his backers are seeking to wrest control of the party from more moderate members.
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Ciudadanos, many of whose voters are more moderate than its leader, Albert Rivera, is set to lose ground.
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Fundamentally, President Hassan Rouhani, who leans in a more moderate direction, is committed to sustaining the Islamic Republic.
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The more moderate, centrist, and the rare free-trading Democrats, if you will, might very well support it.
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John Hickenlooper The former Colorado governor and brewery owner has positioned himself among the more moderate Democratic candidates.
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Factory output and total new orders contracted again, though at a slightly more moderate pace than in July.
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Dollar volume is up too, albeit by a more moderate 10.75 percent, which amounts to around $160 million.
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JFS has launched its own offensive, pitting its 6,000 hardened fighters against the 15,000 of more moderate groups.
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But more moderate Democrats, including former vice president Joe Biden, have embraced this criticism on the campaign trail.
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"Looking ahead we expect steady, albeit more moderate growth, with continued margin progress," the Canaccord Genuity analysts wrote.
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Factory output and total new orders contracted again, though at a slightly more moderate pace than in July.
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For both parties, more moderate affiliates are about 53 percentage points less likely to say they'd be disappointed.
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McAleenan, though, has had a reputation as more moderate on immigration than the hardliners in the White House.
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During his confirmation hearings before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Pompeo tried to present a more moderate front.
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Knowing they can buy a beer—and we limit it to two—is contributing to more moderate drinking.
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Despite valiant campaigns by more moderate candidates, Mr Johnson is the person to beat in the members' vote.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, one of several more moderate candidates Jeb Bush is battling in New Hampshire.
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For more moderate owners, there are the superior and junior suites, suitable for large and small dogs respectively.
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Biden, meanwhile, is pushing for a more moderate approach, built on former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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Swan has been told that the nationalists want to impose tariffs but more moderate officials want softer measures.
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Mike Lee and radio talker Mark Levin than more moderate presidential aspirants like Lindsey Graham or Jeb Bush.
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Winning his support would lose the support of even more moderate Republicans than the bill has already lost.
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In fact, those are probably good suggestions for those of us who sweat a more moderate amount, too.
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Their spending far outpaced previous election cycles, when the Republican candidates voiced more moderate stances on gun control.
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It now sees contraction of demand in Europe and has a more moderate view of expansion in Brazil.
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Furthermore, the more moderate and pragmatic Christie has never been on the same ideological wavelength as Texas Sen.
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This vote, despite what some liberals might hope, is not a sign that Thomas is becoming more moderate.
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It is likely to push the Senate in a more moderate direction, particularly when it comes to Medicaid.
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Besides climbing at a more moderate trajectory, today's market appears more stable in a couple of other ways.
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"For more moderate and competitive members, they can't go home with just impeachment in their pocket," Brady said.
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"Competitive intensity is now more moderate than at any time since 2000," said Moffett in a research note.
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Stewart won the GOP primary in Virginia on Tuesday night, narrowly edging out the more moderate state Del.
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Collins, a more moderate Republican, has been subject to intense pressure from liberals over her vote on Kavanaugh.
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"Government employees are, on balance, more moderate or more liberal as opposed to the general population," Schultz said.
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Republicans sought a more moderate candidate for the race but were unable to persuade other prospects to run.
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The Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), a more moderate nationalist party, also said it would stand aside.
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His tweet undermined ongoing efforts from Republicans to rally enough support to pass a more moderate immigration bill.
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If the past days have provided an example, Trump's political chastening hasn't translated into a more moderate tack.
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Many of those demands, including defunding Planned Parenthood, are non-starters for a lot of more moderate Republicans.
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"We're a little bit more moderate in Utah than some of the rhetoric that's out there," Herbert said.
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Navarro, a China hawk, has butted heads with more moderate voices in the Trump administration over trade policy.
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A Harris adviser later signaled that she would be open to more moderate plans to reform health care.
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In August 2016, then-candidate Trump flirted with a more moderate immigration stance, including amnesty for undocumented immigrants.
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Earlier this month, Stewart eked out a slim primary victory over a more moderate GOP candidate, state Del.
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The Israeli government has said the document aimed to deceive the world that Hamas was becoming more moderate.
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The measure consists of massive, permanent tax cuts for corporations, and more moderate, temporary tax cuts for individuals.
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The bill consists of massive, permanent tax cuts for corporations, and more moderate, temporary tax cuts for individuals.
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DeWine sought to draw a connection between Taylor and Kasich, implying Taylor was more moderate, which Taylor refuted.
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Some Republicans running in more moderate territory have broken with Trump over his fear mongering on immigration. Rep.
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He's declined to embrace Medicare for all, instead backing a more moderate healthcare policy called the public option.
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They could have tried to steer their party in a more moderate direction in the past few elections.
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The president supports both those pieces of legislations (Bob Goodlatte's conservative bill and Paul Ryan's more moderate bill).
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This is in contrast to Treasury Secretary-designate Mnuchin's comments last week, who took a more moderate position.
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The bill is much more moderate than other proposals, allowing some pieces of Obamacare to stay in place.
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Israel has also extended medical and humanitarian aid to what it calls more moderate rebels across the border.
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In 215, Iranian voters delivered the presidency to Hassan Rouhani, a more moderate cleric, by a wide margin.
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Republican leaders have been pushing for Martha McSally, seen as a more moderate candidate, to enter the race.
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And Ms. Harris has vacillated between competing for the party's most progressive voters and its more moderate wing.
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Democrats legitimately differ on this, and Beto's is a coherent explanation of a more moderate and incremental strategy.
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Cuellar's more moderate Texas district in particular will be an interesting experiment of whether a progressive can win.
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There is speculation of a wider cabinet overhaul as Mr. Tsipras seeks to appeal to more moderate voters.
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He will take the reins from Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, whom the Chinese view as more moderate.
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The Dole campaign said at the time that it wanted someone with more moderate views on the issue.
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That choice could rattle the Chinese, who have cozied up to Mr. Mnuchin, viewing him as more moderate.
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Of the 16 clerics elected to parliament, 1003 have conservative political leanings and three have more moderate leanings.
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You get more moderate conservatives who are more open-minded than others, fiscally conservative but more socially liberal.
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Conservatives who attend church have more moderate views than secular conservatives on issues like race, immigration and identity.
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She deliberately looks at three-star reviews first because they tend to be more moderate, detailed and honest.
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"It could manifest in compromise positions in his taking substantively more moderate stances on issues," Mr. Dorf said.
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He is trying to thread the needle between the ultraconservative and the more moderate members of his caucus.
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Other more moderate options, like Senator Amy Klobuchar and Mr. Buttigieg have struggled to connect with nonwhite audiences.
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Voters who are looking for more moderate, establishment choices, however, might be interested in who she does like.
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There's often a lot of discussion about internal tensions within Iran, specifically between hardliners and more moderate forces.
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"We're not a monolith, but Hispanics generally are much more moderate than liberals imagine we are," she said.
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But at least a few conservatives were joining the more moderate members in praising the White House's stance.
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The report also discusses Columbians who were involved in antislavery activities, if generally of the more moderate sort.
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They are the best-positioned candidates to benefit from Biden's uneven campaign and win over more moderate Democrats.
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She made clear she was an alternative to the current Democratic frontrunner by offering a more moderate path.
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More moderate voters have been torn between multiple candidates, waiting to see who might prove the most viable.
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Members of the "the squad" have often clashed with more moderate Democratic leaders and other long-time Democrats.
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They support a more moderate proposal -- a government-backed public option that would be offered alongside private policies.
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He also said he'd have no trouble voting for more moderate candidate Mike Bloomberg in the presidential election.
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Manchin has tried to walk a fine line between his party's broader policies and his more moderate views.
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There are plenty of domestic problems that will shape Iran if a more moderate regime comes to power.
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In the past few years, the Taliban have sought to remake their image as a more moderate force.
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Tarring Lewis as too conservative could be a strong strategy in a more moderate district like this one.
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The move sets the stage for a clash between progressive Democrats and the party's more moderate Washington establishment.
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ABN AMRO's risk-weighted capitalisation is good and compares well with peers', while its leverage is more moderate.
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Still, he thinks he can relate to some of the more moderate Democrats who live in the district.
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Some more moderate Republicans support the idea of providing the ObamaCare payments, with the goal of lowering premiums.
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Democrats in the House were preparing their own steps, intended to pull more moderate Republicans to their position.
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But the episode threatens Democrats' hopes of getting the better-funded, more moderate Cunningham through the primary unscathed.
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That goes against the suggestion of some who say the state's Republicans should forge a more moderate path.
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The nominee could then be successfully blocked until Trump pulls the nominee and picks a more moderate choice.
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As CNN's Harry Enten noted, voters judged Trump to be more moderate than any Republican nominee in decades.
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More moderate members of the Peronist opposition include former economy minister Roberto Lavagna and former congressman Sergio Massa.
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The more moderate Senate Republicans would be unlikely to rally behind a plan that causes massive coverage loss.
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Mr Iglesias triumphed, too, but only after a bitter internal battle against his more moderate number two, Iñigo Errejón.
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After all, it was indeed more "moderate," because, well, it was designed to court the votes of moderate Republicans.
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After all, it was indeed more "moderate," because, well, it was designed to court the votes of moderate Republicans.
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But passage of the proposal is not guaranteed without support from more moderate members of the Democrat-controlled legislature.
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Many of the more moderate Republicans in the House and Senate are receptive to lobbying from important interest groups.
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The most important voters in the state could be the more moderate Republicans who make up the Indianapolis suburbs.
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But former Vice President Joe Biden, a more moderate voice than Sanders on health care, is leading the polls.
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Fitch believes that the disinflation process will be more moderate due to challenges such as backward-looking salary adjustments.
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If they do, Bustos and a new guard of more moderate members are poised to play a key role.
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This generally produces more moderate winners than simple plurality elections, which generate more extreme winners and more divisive politics.
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That's lead many more moderate Democrats to think of the legislation as more of catchphrase than a realistic proposal.
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The M5S, led by Luigi Di Maio, the other deputy prime minister, is also more moderate than the League.
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He is more moderate than her liberal base would desire, but no alternative name is now galvanizing the left.
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Mr Macri will then be better able to strike deals with Peronists who are more moderate than Ms Fernández.
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The district is comprised of more moderate voters, suburban mothers and Hispanics -- all voting blocs Trump has struggled with.
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In Ecuador Rafael Correa lost control after he sponsored a successor who has adopted more moderate and democratic policies.
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Inshaf was reportedly more moderate than his brother, and was married to the daughter of another prominent wealthy family.
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Scottish Labour is now broadly in sync with Mr Corbyn's national party, having previously tacked a more moderate course.
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At Arizona State University, a College Republicans group split into one far-right club and another more moderate club.
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He's merely hoping to keep his campaign afloat until states with more moderate Republicans end up voting in March.
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Holmstead is considered to be a more moderate conservative compared to Wheeler and other officials inside the Trump administration.
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If he loses, as appears likely, what's the future of the Republican Party and women, especially more moderate women?
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Tuesday's debate will feature Warren and Sanders — plus a bevy of more moderate candidates desperate for a big moment.
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In Aleppo, the sense of abandonment by the West has driven more moderate groups into the arms of JFS.
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Alternatively, the night could offer a stark contrast between their progressive policies and those of their more moderate competitors.
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Why it matters: New Hampshire's more moderate electorate means it's not a state where Cruz is likely to shine.
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Will he be able to implement his ideas or will the reality of governing force a more moderate response?
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These two nationalist hawks may be in a position to cut a deal that more moderate predecessors never could.
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But there are more moderate policies in place in relatively conservative jurisdictions that could also be called sanctuary cities.
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Some have likened Trump's latest comments on immigration to that of more moderate Republicans such as former Florida Gov.
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Rubio is attracting growing crowds, and the more moderate, establishment-friendly GOP vote could finally be coalescing around him.
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Pelosi repeatedly praised the more moderate freshman Democrats who worked on the bills to boost ObamaCare, such as Reps.
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The former congressman was part of the Blue Dog coalition, which is made up of more moderate Democratic lawmakers.
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The win by the more moderate Raimondo comes despite recent signs that she was struggling to win over voters.
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Building his nomination bid around support from more moderate Democrats, Biden has proposed a more limited health coverage expansion.
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Fitch forecasts more moderate private consumption growth, of 7503% in 2016, reflecting consumer caution and still high household debt.
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Yes, but: Being on the more moderate end of the political spectrum does not shield you from a fight.
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But this election cycle, Republicans must hold seats in more moderate districts in California, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and New Jersey.
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Several of the 85003 candidates seen as more moderate have adopted this as their main position on higher education.
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Her politics trend left on just about every issue (she was more moderate on guns earlier in her career).
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But, as seen this week, divisions between conservative and more moderate GOP members makes consensus within the party difficult.
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In all cases, hidden Trump supporters were more moderate than those who indicated they would vote for Mr. Trump.
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This group, which helped swing the election, we hope, might also swing President Trump in a more moderate direction.
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Meanwhile, others view Warren as too far to the left, potentially alienating herself from more moderate general election voters.
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And he's criticized the National Right to Life, a powerful anti-abortion organization, for supporting more moderate abortion legislation.
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Russian Standard, Home Credit and Rencredit had more moderate but positive results of 1%-2%, while OTP lost 2.5%.
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Trump suggested on Friday that would not sign the more moderate compromise legislation planned for a vote this week.
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In more moderate states or congressional districts, they welcome centrist candidates like Pennsylvania's Conor Lamb and Arkansas's Doug Jones.
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Critics say relying on that strategy now, however, risks alienating Hispanic and more moderate voters in the general election.
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For the record, Rubio was more moderate on the issue of guns during his time as a city councilor.
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Many of those more moderate GOP ideas made it into the ACA, mixed in with other traditionally Democratic policies.
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Funds invested in international stocks posted a more moderate $280 million outflow during the latest week, the data showed.
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That is, they are far more comfortable with the more moderate Democratic establishment than other Democrats are, especially whites.
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The move disappointed more moderate members who had hoped to elect Georg Pazderski, leader of the AfD's Berlin branch.
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That result would have likely meant a number of more moderate Republican Senators would not have supported this bill.
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But it also rejected a Sanders-endorsed Democratic gubernatorial candidate in favor of a more moderate primary candidate, Gov.
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Texas' Democratic electorate leans more moderate than solidly liberal California, and that may have provided him with an advantage.
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"It's possible that they would have developed a better response with different and perhaps more-moderate exercise," she says.
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"Romney-Clinton" voters are generally the sort of highly educated, affluent, more moderate voters who disapprove of Donald Trump.
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The other was more moderate conservatives who said the AHCA did too much to take apart the coverage programs.
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Bernie Sanders's and Elizabeth Warren's plans for a government-run health-care system and embraced a more moderate position.
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Dave Min, another UC Irvine law professor, is more moderate and received the endorsement of the California Democratic Party.
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But it's not inconceivable they and Jones could force a more moderate nominee, a Kennedy instead of an Alito.
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In that change on the court, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. replaced the more moderate Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
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Mr. Flanagan must broker deals between his party's more moderate delegation from Long Island and more conservative senators upstate.
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Fernandez is considered more moderate then Kirchner, who nationalized the country's major energy company while she was in office.
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Biden's victory marked the second straight Tennessee Democratic primary in which Sanders was bested by a more moderate candidate.
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He rejected the idea of a progressive wave that would knock out his own more moderate brand of politics.
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But reneging on the deal undermines Iran's more moderate politicians — including its current president, Hassan Rouhani — who backed negotiations.
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His retirement will almost certainly mean that position goes to Justice Roberts, potentially encouraging him to be more moderate.
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Buttigieg's ability to clearly articulate a more moderate message brings a freshness to the race voters are responding to.
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More moderate candidates like Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg have pressed Mr. Sanders on the cost of his plans.
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Other candidates are also targeting suburban and rural voters, expecting those portions of the electorate to be more moderate.
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Iran's internal politics are not monolithic, and tensions exist between more moderate forces and hardliners within the Iranian regime.
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So far this fiscal year, the numbers have decreased by 33 percent, signaling a return to more moderate levels.
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In the past Trump has briefly taken a more moderate direction only to quickly return to his conservative base.
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After Flynn's departure, critics contend Anton aligned himself with the more moderate worldview espoused by McMaster and his allies.
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Or he could nominate a more moderate candidate who might gain enough Republican support to gain approval, he said.
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Another large caucus, with 68 members, is the New Democrat Coalition with more moderate Democrats that seek bipartisan solutions.
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Now, Democrats have little to use to demand a more moderate selection that might preserve aspects of Kennedy's legacy.
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Ms. Warren is from the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, and Ms. Klobuchar from the more moderate wing.
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Why should we trust that the Saudi military students sent to train in the U.S. are any more moderate?
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Even the more moderate Republicans said they'd like to hear from witnesses eventually, just, not in the now times.
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And then there are Republicans in places like California and Florida, who need to appeal to more moderate constituents.
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The skeptical questions posed to the more moderate Democrats are frequently about style or tactics: Are you too old?
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She believes Biden is the best equipped to turn out more moderate Republicans like her in the general election.
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"The bond market is telling you that growth is a little more moderate" than stock prices suggest, he said.
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"That's what I'm in favor of, that she's more moderate," said Karen Curtis, a retired hotel worker in Waterloo.
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He's built his presidency on keeping his base angry -- and in the process has alienated many more moderate voters.
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This suggest Biden's lead has staying power, unless someone can appeal to the more moderate wing of the party.
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Will whoever wins the Democratic nomination paddle back and embrace much more moderate measures, as Democrats already elected, do?
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STOXX50E were 0.1 percent higher - a more moderate reaction than the currency market where the euro took a hit.
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He also struck a more moderate tone than Mr. Trump on issues such as trade and dealing with China.
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Some Brexiteers in his party want distance, but there are still some more moderate lawmakers who want closer ties.
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And, crucially, the Democratic Party primary electorate as a whole is more moderate than Biden's two main rivals, Sens.
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Klobuchar has sought to position herself as a more moderate alternative on a range of issues, including higher education.
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Even so, Mr. Xi's comments seemed strikingly prominent, especially when many investors had hoped for a more moderate message.
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Those hoping for a more moderate Trump 2.0 have been disappointed by his first selections for top jobs: Rep.
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In response, previously more moderate individuals would come to support leaders and policies we might now call Trump-esque.
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One can assume if he doesn't run, voters to whom he appeals will gravitate to a more moderate candidate.
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They know that whatever comes of the discharge petition process will likely be much more moderate than they'd prefer.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), the group's chair, when presented with the possibility of a more moderate Republican leader nominee.
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He was certain of the rectitude of his views and had little interest in compromising with his more moderate colleagues.
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Fracture along Republican ideological lines, which pit conservatives against those who are more moderate, could dilute the party's voting strength.
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He is considered more moderate than Newsom, a former San Francisco mayor, and remains widely popular among likely Hispanic voters.
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That policy point is likely to divide Democrats in the primary, with more moderate candidates favoring a less drastic approach.
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Nissan, still reeling from a recent scandal involving former Chairman Carlos Ghosn, saw a more moderate gain of 0.95 percent.
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The push for a more moderate Islam accompanies efforts by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to modernize the kingdom.
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Nelson Rockefeller for himself or the more moderate Scranton, Goldwater forces had out-organized the moderates and controlled the delegates.
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He was the overwhelming favorite of younger and more progressive Democrats, while his rivals divided older and more moderate voters.
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She needs to broaden her support beyond her current one-quarter of the electorate by appealing to more moderate voters.
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It is home to the regime's fiercest opponents, an assortment of some 70,000 jihadists and Islamists and more moderate rebels.
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For instance, the excessive gills or "ribs" found on the Motorrad Next 100 are back but in more moderate amounts.
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Yet it is not representative of the Democrats' overall response to Mr Trump, which has been more moderate and disciplined.
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But Mr. Kasich's polling numbers have risen lately in New Hampshire, where he has insistently wooed more moderate Republican voters.
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Clinton is more moderate than President Barack Obama, and more mainstream and accepted by Wall Street than Trump, he added.
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And it's hard to deny that the current version of the ban is much, much more moderate than the first.
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More moderate elements in each party have always been haunted by the fear that they are betraying the real party.
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About how you see a lot of the kind of more moderate Democrats not winning in the primaries -- PERINO: Right.
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Consumers felt the economy would continue to expand but a more moderate pace, according to data from The Conference Board.
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He's up against Jeremy Hunt, May's foreign secretary who is widely viewed as being more moderate in his Brexit views.
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New Hampshire Republicans seem open to a candidate who is perceived as more moderate — like Mr. Bush, Mr. Christie, Gov.
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That was three percentage points higher than the more moderate Forza Italia party of Silvio Berlusconi, a former prime minister.
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Public option: More moderate candidates are pushing for a so-called public option, which is a government-backed insurance plan.
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But many Republicans see things differently, and even some more moderate Republicans are open to supporting King's attempted revival tour.
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House Democrats started the process of passing a bill in March, but struggled to get support from more moderate members.
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Trump's outsized persona makes even those Republicans who share his views seem more moderate, an important attribute to swing voters.
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In his speech, he took a more moderate tone, appealing to Republicans and Democrats to work together on immigration reform.
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More moderate rhetoric by Bush and Rubio failed to catch the moment, and they are no longer in the race.
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If Sarkozy's momentum sputters out, then it is increasingly likely that Les Républicains will unify around the more moderate Juppé.
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Derek Kilmer of Washington, who chairs the New Democrat Coalition -- a large group of Democrats that represent more moderate districts.
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Hickenlooper has also staked out a more moderate position in a Democratic 2020 field that has drifted to the left.
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He took a traditional Republican stance backing gun rights but held more moderate views on social issues, supporting abortion rights.
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This is more moderate than going single-payer, yet more radical than sticking with the ACA framework as it stands.
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This person pointed to Biden's more moderate viewpoints compared with those of other Democrats running or considering entering the race.
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It never made a choice between traditional tax-and-spend socialism and a more moderate German or Scandinavian social democracy.
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He was recovering from a calf injury when he started training this time, so he set a more moderate goal.
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If Bannon proceeds with his planned purge, his candidates could be defeated by more moderate or establishment Republicans in primaries.
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But the White House doesn't appear to budging on Title 1, knowing that it would drive away more moderate votes.
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Bolsonaro served in the army at a time when its more moderate officials were negotiating a return to civilian government.
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O'Connor has deliberately appealed to suburban Kasich voters, working under the assumption that they're more moderate than their Trumpian peers.
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Republicans cheered her win, as the DCCC considered the more moderate Ashford a better fit for the GOP-held district.
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But other, more moderate figures insist that the president's ability to maintain his base is hardly cause for great optimism.
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There's a conservative Republican Party (of which Kobach is part of), a more moderate Republican Party and a Democratic Party.
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The more moderate bill would protect some 1.8 million so-called "Dreamers" from deportation and provide a path to citizenship.
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In other words, primary voters are more moderate, and caucus participants tend to be much more consistently liberal or conservative.
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Even so, among more moderate Republicans, there's at least some willingness to buckle down and try to make something work.
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House leadership delayed votes on a GOP compromise bill — seen as slightly more moderate than the Goodlatte measure — until Friday.
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That is, that in more competitive states, parties should be more moderate, because parties are fighting over the median voter.
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But Zhang said authorities are likely to stick to more moderate policy easing, rather than resorting to more aggressive measures.
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The other three lines of study subjects are more moderate drinkers, with one group rejecting alcohol more often than not.
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A more moderate approach like a public option that competes with private insurance plans is gaining traction among the public.
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During the campaign, more "moderate" members like Milo Yiannopoulos presented themselves as merely trolling when making bigoted or hateful comments.
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But you might view a more moderate degree of A.D.H.D. as an asset in today's turbulent and fast-changing world.
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But with U.S. corporate tax cuts now a year old, 2019 earnings are seen rising a more moderate 5.6 percent.
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Low rates, combined with more moderate home prices and more desperate sellers, are all bringing buyers back to the market.
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His chief economic adviser, Guillermo Nielsen, has published a more moderate ten-point agenda that leaves some room for optimism.
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As Ronald Brownstein pointed out in The Atlantic, older Democrats prefer a more moderate candidate who they think can win.
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And many policy proposals echo those of his more moderate rivals, leaving him in an uphill battle to break out.
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So while Ms. Omar's more moderate colleagues have denounced the threats against her, they have been tepid in their remarks.
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But he did not seek to end government's role in religious affairs — only to put more moderate rabbis in charge.
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More moderate voices have said that if he calls an early election, he could stop the imposition of direct rule.
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Other emerging companies are making more moderate promises, compared to Momus, and attempting to filter race out of their algorithms.
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Early exit polls show that the electorate was more diverse and more moderate than in the first three nominating contests.
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After they defeated Judge Bork, Mr. Reagan eventually settled on Justice Kennedy, who was seen as a more moderate choice.
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Some polls have shown Ms. Warren making additional gains with nonwhite and more moderate voters over the last few weeks.
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At the same time, Sinn Fein, the political wing of the disbanded Irish Republican Army, eclipsed more moderate nationalist parties.
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For Sanders, it offers a chance to show that he is a viable alternative to the more moderate like Biden.
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The Twin Cities are really liberal, but there's a lot of union Democrats in northern Minnesota [who] are more moderate.
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The more moderate Republicans also trust that Mr. McConnell will do whatever he can to protect them during the trial.
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But the president shocked more moderate and progressive supporters when he chose as his running mate NU scholar Ma'ruf Amin.
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The PD has pushed for a more moderate immigration policy and has looked to Europe to help share the strain.
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Even the more moderate candidates' public-option plans would enroll more Americans in government health care plans that set rates.
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Ross Douthat thinks Joe Biden is depriving other more moderate candidates, including Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, of political oxygen.
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The PD has pushed for a more moderate immigration policy and has looked to Europe to help share the strain.
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It also means an emphasis on places like Tennessee and North Carolina, where Democratic voters tend to be more moderate.
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Biden was the choice among older, more moderate voters, while Sanders attracted younger, more liberal voters, according to the poll.
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Recent research shows that a crucial bloc of Democrats is at once more moderate and more radical than its counterparts.
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But 16 percent picked Sanders as the most electable, followed by a cluster of three of his more moderate opponents.
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Biden, Klobuchar, and Hickenlooper have struck a more moderate tone, looking to appeal to centrist Democrats and perhaps disaffected Republicans.
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The southern branch is generally considered more moderate than the northern branch, and neither is usually associated with violent attacks.
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Even the more moderate John Roberts, the court's chief justice, largely declined to engage with the substance of the case.
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Ultimately, the success of these more moderate Democratic candidates should instruct the party's nominations and agenda leading up to November.
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Within the Labour Party, some also saw the more moderate Blairites as not all that different from the Conservative politicians.
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But by marketing herself as the more moderate choice, the chances of her drumming up very enthusiastic support seem minimal.
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This confidence has meant neither side has been willing to support May's more moderate — but still radical — version of Brexit.
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Others also argue that it encourages politicians to engage with larger swaths of the electorate and thus be more moderate.
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More moderate senators want to keep some Obamacare taxes; conservatives say they ran on repealing all of the law's taxes.
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Those seats on the margin will be more moderate, and the members will probably feel the need to lean conservative.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) on the left wing of the party, but also more moderate New Democrats like Reps.
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Liberals need to temper the most ambitious demands for immigration while finding ways to increase popular support for more moderate flows.
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Donald Trump zeroes in on Indiana Those suburban counties are favorable to Republicans, but tend to be more moderate than Cruz.
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After all, whites without a college degree tend to be more moderate and older -- two groups Clinton did very well among.
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However, he is still facing potential dissent from both the conservative House Freedom Caucus and the more moderate "Tuesday group."Sen.
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Significant shifts toward the conservative House Freedom Caucus would only serve to drive even more moderate members away from the bill.
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At the FN summer conference, Le Pen posited herself as the "normal" candidate, more moderate than many of her mainstream counterparts.
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First, he has the admiration of the party's activist base while still remaining palatable to the more moderate corporate donor core.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 8 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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Medium: Debt As a consequence of the deficit reported, debt continued to increase in 2016, albeit at a more moderate pace.
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The hope was that his more moderate center-right party would drag the far-right junior members closer to the center.
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Now, there appears to be some new hope not only for more moderate forces in Austria, but for Europe as well.
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Buttigieg has positioned himself as more moderate on health care and is skeptical of Sanders's plan to let incarcerated people vote.
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If so, the question for his rivals and for the party's more moderate wing is: Can he be denied the nomination?
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In theory, this norm represents a constraint on the president's nomination choices that could lead him to pick more moderate judges.
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A mix of hard-line conservatives and more moderate Republicans sank last month's drive to pass the Obamacare repeal and replacement.
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That crucible will likely knock out a few more establishment candidates, potentially letting one finally consolidate the party's more moderate wing.
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On the more moderate side of the spectrum, Acer is trotting out some more affordable and practical options for portable gaming.
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Millett, 56, an appellate specialist who had worked for the Justice Department and in corporate law, had a more moderate reputation.
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It was a step away from the cliff of endless polarization that offered a more moderate substantive agenda than Marco Rubio's.
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Virginia's Democratic reflex is most active in presidential years, when higher turnout—often north of 8.5%— produces a more moderate electorate.
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They also say targeting the Nusra Front is difficult because in some areas its fighters are comingled with more moderate rebels.
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To be sure, more moderate leaders in Europe also favor stronger ties to Russia and have good relationships with President Putin.
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The Taliban may also end its (halfhearted) efforts to cast itself as a more moderate alternative to the Pakistani Taliban (TTP).
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The government's response in recent days has been more moderate than when the protests began in the first week of October.
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NAR projects existing home prices will increase by 2.5% in 2019, a more moderate increase than the 4.7% rise in 2018.
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Though young liberal activists have gained influence, and visibility on social media, most Democratic voters are over 45 and more moderate.
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Many Democratic and more moderate voters have voiced opposition to the wall, but the proposal is wildly popular among Trump's backers.
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Chicken wing prices averaged more moderate price declines in the quarter, although the wing prices are likely to take flight again.
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In some markets, especially those where prices are more moderate, supply is now significantly lower than it was a year ago.
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On the flip side, Wien said the market would react well to a more moderate Democratic candidate such as Joe Biden.
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These forces help explain Mr Pruitt's recent pragmatism, and suggest his actions will be more moderate than his sceptical rhetoric suggests.
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Kaine, a former Virginia governor known as a more moderate Democrat, will likely defend Clinton's trustworthiness and record during the debate.
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Many Democratic candidates have already appeared on several Fox News shows, hoping to reach some of its more moderate viewers. Sen.
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Nvidia's RTX 2080 Ti is clearly powerful, but the base RTX 2080 sees a more moderate boost over the GTX 1080.
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Against Warren or Sanders, Harris would likely draw less support than Biden might among older, blue-collar and more moderate whites.
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The elected Republican senators who stepped down, died or were defeated in 2018 tended to be more moderate on immigration. Sens.
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She's considered more moderate than many other Democrats who have already thrown their hats in the ring, including New York Sen.
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He and the Massachusetts senator will be center stage on Tuesday night surrounded, largely, by lesser-known and more moderate candidates.
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He did not appoint any ally of the more moderate Republican heavyweight Alain Juppe, who has harshly criticized his hard line.
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That is, I think we can undertake more moderate monetary policy adjustments today than often was the case in the past.
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The company also prepared investors for more moderate growth, saying it expected second-quarter revenue of $50 billion to $53 billion.
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Trump would also hope to turn more moderate voters against the Democrats by painting their efforts as cravenly partisan political overreach.
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That means they could potentially push a more moderate pick and leverage the kinds of strategies McConnell used to stymie Garland.
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Running on a more moderate -- and positive -- message, the governor is eying possible victories in Southern and Midwestern states, including Ohio.
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That's why Rubio and John Kasich, vying for the establishment and more moderate vote, are likely to try and stick around.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 523 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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That can lead to more shoulder-shrugging reviews — the 3/5 star score — but it makes for a more moderate score.
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There's little attempt to syndicate more left-wing — or even more moderate — content because it wouldn't last long on the station.
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These younger and often more moderate members of the caucus have long been dissatisfied with the entrenched leadership at the top.
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Even for more moderate Democrats in safer seats, a vote to oust the president will not be automatic, some analysts believe.
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Yet this week, he topped her list of preferred candidates as he fended off more moderate candidates' attacks on his proposals.
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Through these encounters, members of Congress often became more moderate as they and their families befriended members on the other side.
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"I believe it is sensible to think about a change toward a more moderate build-up from 2018 onwards," he said.
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In his own neighborhood, one of the races that saw hard-core leftists defeat more moderate Democrat legislators was playing out.
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A more moderate Corbyn might win support from British voters who have become sceptical of the benefits of unfettered free markets.
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The position counters that of presumptive nominee Trump himself, who has expressed more moderate positions on social issues throughout the campaign.
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Warren, a popular figure in the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, previously endorsed the more moderate Hillary Clinton for president.
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This is perhaps the most important region in the election due to its concentration of affluent, more moderate, business-type Republicans.
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The upheaval has been exploited by members of far-right groups who have also protested, often clashing with more moderate demonstrators.
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The 71-year-old congressman represents a wide swath of southern New Jersey and is one of the more moderate Republicans.
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A confrontation with one of the top-tier progressives could also lend much-needed momentum to the more moderate candidates' campaigns.
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He's long said he doesn't support abortions in cases of rape or incest, in contrast to his more moderate, conservative peers.
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But now it is considered more moderate than some of the health care proposals from White House contenders, such as Sen.
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While Democrats are more moderate here than in more clearly liberal states, the Democratic Party in Montana has a rich history.
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It was the second strongest party in terms of share of the vote behind the more moderate Flemish separatist N-VA.
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By Sunday, dozens of players were taking the knee, with many more registering more moderate forms of protests of locking arms.
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Because voters have the option to evaluate candidates from both parties, more moderate options may have a better chance of advancing.
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"Probably he seems to be the right man...I am a bit more moderate and have a softer image," Anwar said.
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Carlos Curbelo (R-FL), a more moderate Republican who lost reelection and worked with Ryan on the Republican tax bill, said.
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The Saudi crown prince, by casting himself as more moderate than moderates elsewhere, is pulling the rug from under their feet.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a more moderate Democrat, drew cheers hailing Ms. Ocasio-Cortez and her fellow Democratic socialists.
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Dr. Shulkin, who led the department's health care system under President Barack Obama, has aligned himself with the more moderate position.
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The Kremlin used bogus excuses to disqualify not just Mr Navalny's associates, but all independent candidates, including the more moderate ones.
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Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris on her side; and the more moderate Dave Min, who received the California Democratic Party's endorsement.
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The 2018 midterms showed that Trump has made it too difficult for Republicans to run in more moderate districts, like Hurd's.
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They are less educated, more moderate, more religious, more rural, more likely to be nonwhite and to live in the South.
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Mr. Fernández — who is not related to the former president — is regarded as a more moderate and conciliatory figure than Mrs.
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There may be a few more moderate GOP senators who think global warming is a problem, like Susan Collins (R-ME).
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Mr. Polis's victory Tuesday illustrated the party's break from more moderate Democrats such as Mr. Hickenlooper and former Senator Ken Salazar.
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In Bork's place, President Ronald Reagan ultimately nominated the more moderate Anthony Kennedy, whose retirement in turn led to Kavanaugh's nomination.
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But until a more moderate candidate emerges from either major party, I find it difficult to be inspired by either extreme.
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Millions of Iranians demanded a recount for their candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi, who was considered far more moderate than Mr. Ahmadinejad.
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In recent months, Assad's forces have attacked Idlib, where Syrian and foreign radical fighters hold sway alongside other more moderate factions.
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The two women are ostensibly more moderate than Mr. Le Pen; their rhetoric nevertheless carries more than a whiff of racism.
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Even with more moderate Republicans on board, party leaders would have a very narrow margin for passage on the Senate floor.
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It is doubtful that the money brokers of the party would embrace her even if she crafted a more moderate message.
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A handful of more moderate GOP senators have signaled a willingness to call witnesses, though most Republicans have resisted the idea.
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Howard Dean of Vermont helped the more moderate Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts win the Iowa caucus after a summer slump.
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Others that can be passed with 50 votes, such as the Medicaid evisceration, already face opposition from more moderate Republican senators.
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Mr. Fillon had been third in the polls, behind Alain Juppé, the more moderate front-runner, and former President Nicolas Sarkozy.
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And there are points of tension between Mr. Trump's hard-line agenda and more moderate positions taken by some California Republicans.
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Sanders and Warren have a neighboring-state advantage, but there is room for those who are looking for more moderate candidates.
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Unable to win over many Democrats, Mr. Clinton and his team turned their attention to more moderate Republicans with suburban constituencies.
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Mr. Schultz, 66, said he did not want to interfere in the 2020 race should Democrats select a more moderate nominee.
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The two most progressive candidates' approaches to addressing income inequality are fundamentally different that that of their more moderate Democratic competitors.
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The speed at which Sanders has moved into a dominant position has left many more moderate Democrats both disconcerted and panicked.
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As a general rule, the body tends to turn to fat as its primary fuel source when exercise is more moderate.
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That could have the potential to reshape wider public opinion among more moderate voters Trump also needs a year from now.
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Bernie Sanders, positioning himself as an alternative for more moderate voters who don't want to support former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Vote Leave, the more "moderate" of the two pro-Brexit campaigns in 2016, fear-mongered about millions of spectral Turkish immigrants.
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Along with Cohn and Tillerson, McMaster was considered a more moderate voice in the White House who restrained the president's impulses.
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Warren didn't back away from her platform on Thursday, but she did try to reassure more moderate voters of her plans.
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Polls released in recent weeks, however, indicate the appeal of a more moderate, less combative Democratic message has been perhaps undervalued.
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They reject the more moderate approach advocated by Blue Dogs, saying that compromise policies only end up alienating the party's base.
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The more moderate candidates, by contrast, use the tax problem to attack the more progressive proposals as infeasible and politically toxic.
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Instead it took a more moderate course, directing the parties to confer on an acceptable procedure for properly weighing carbon emissions.
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Kering, meanwhile, warned that a stronger euro could hurt sales and curb tourism, resulting in more moderate growth in the future.
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A.O.C. has now replaced Pelosi as top villainess on Fox prime time and the more moderate Pelosi's poll numbers have risen.
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A.O.C. has now replaced Pelosi as top villainess on Fox prime time and the more moderate Pelosi's poll numbers have risen.
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Most people will bend and become more moderate in their strong biblical convictions, with marriage and abortion and things like that.
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"We have members who are strongly conservative, others who are more moderate and all sorts of folks in between," Dent said.
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Then again, there are a number of presidential candidates banking on a Democratic voter base looking for more moderate, pragmatic ideas.
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Conversely, it would greatly empower the left of the Democratic Party because it would cost more moderate factions their resistance branding.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 257 points — and the district has elected the more moderate Upton for decades.
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The bill, Elliott reports, would bar the IRS from the much more moderate step of creating software that competes with TurboTax.
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They vote against Republican leadership, force legislation to move further to the right, and push more moderate lawmakers into difficult votes.
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On the surface, it was easy to cast this as an ideological battle between conservative purists and their more moderate counterparts.
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But Miller told me he believed a more moderate approach would appeal to Kansas Democrats, rather than the bold progressivism Welder offered.
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Trump has famously called climate change a "hoax," though his Cabinet has attempted to strike a more moderate tone in confirmation hearings.
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Michael Bennet (D-CO), who's running a more moderate Democratic presidential campaign, told a voter at an Iowa campaign event in May.
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Sanders has long touted single-payer healthcare, but more moderate Democrats (including his 2016 primary rival, Hillary Clinton) were never on board.
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The race for Utah's 4th Congressional District looks in most ways like just one more moderate district where a Republican lawmaker, Rep.
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What has been perhaps less expected is the uprising against the president coursing through more moderate suburbs, including many Mr. Trump won.
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But on November 8, he will likely get the majority of his electoral support from voters who tend to be more moderate.
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While the progressive wing of the party has doubled down on its support, more moderate candidates have increasingly gone on the attack.
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But Trump's margin of victory was narrower here — 8 points — and the district has been reelecting the more moderate Upton for decades.
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A more moderate version by Schumer would be more likely to pick up steam in the Senate, even potentially attracting bipartisan support.
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Perhaps that's why Biden is taking the more moderate route, declining to support a federal licensing system or a mandatory buyback program.
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And that would require more moderate candidates, not those talking about evicting a duly elected Republican president after less than a year.
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The results may indicate whether Iran is moving in a more moderate direction, though many advocates of reform were barred from running.
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But other candidates competing for more moderate voters, like Mr. Kasich, pose more of an immediate threat by poaching potential Bush supporters.
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The national Republican primary electorate is far more moderate than Iowa's, so Mr. Cruz will need to attract a far broader coalition.
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Moreover, the EPP could then admit a more moderate Hungarian party in its place: the liberal-conservative Modern Hungary Movement, for example.
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"People here in Japan tend to have a more moderate view about what BOJ can do for the next actions," she said.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren fended off attacks from more moderate rivals over Medicare for All in the first night of debate.
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"More moderate voters don't want there to be cuts in public spending that will lead to slowdown or a recession," Graves added.
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The House postponed until next week a vote on a more moderate bill after it failed to attract enough support for passage.
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More specifically, she said, she has grown "very interested in lower-dose platforms," especially as women begin seeking more "moderate dosing" opportunities.
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Mike Lee of Utah and Tom Cotton of Arkansas to accept an outcome that more moderate members of the caucus like Sens.
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The presence on stage of Sanders and Warren on Tuesday could also provide an opportunity for more moderate candidates like Montana Gov.
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One health care lobbyist told me recently that, by their count, more moderate Republicans opposed the original bill than Freedom Caucus members.
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But many Democrats are worried that the party can&apost win the House without offering a more moderate form of anti-Trumpism.
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She was clearly the more moderate choice of the two main candidates in 2016 (Sanders was the other) and she won. True!
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If Trump "had picked a more moderate person instead of the devil incarnate, he would have been more appealing,"Javiera C wrote.
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Their plan narrowly passed the House on May 4 despite clashes within the Republican Party between hard-line and more moderate members.
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Each man hopes a New Hampshire breakthrough can allow him to consolidate more-moderate mainstream Republicans and take on Trump and Cruz.
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Industry analysts have said such severe changes are unlikely, but that a more moderate tax rise and additional safety requirements are possible.
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More "moderate" Republicans take a fuzzier position, saying that the atmosphere may be warming, but we're not sure how much humans contribute.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich vetoed the bill then immediately signed a 20-week ban, which some said made him appear more moderate.
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Growth across the EBRD region is also expected to continue into 2018, but at a slightly more moderate pace of 3.0 percent.
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Though he has praised Scalia extensively, Kavanaugh clerked for the more moderate Justice Anthony Kennedy, whom he has been nominated to replace.
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"I certainly wouldn't sign the more moderate one," Trump said on "Fox & Friends" during an impromptu interview on the White House lawn.
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This scenario gives Rubio a chance to siphon some of the delegates in areas of Texas where there are more moderate voters.
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Mr. Sanders's young, liberal supporters say they sympathize relatively more with Palestinians and less with Israel than older, more moderate Democrats do.
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Contrary to all poll forecasts, it failed to overtake the more moderate Socialist Party to become the largest force on the left.
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"We've had more of these things in recent years than you might think from the more moderate wing of the party," Rep.
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"We are seeing that the pace of growth has become more moderate, but we are not seeing a turning point," she said.
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The other portions of the district were drawn into a more moderate district to the north of Pittsburgh, the new 17th District.
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But on Sunday, the rebuke was swift from both allies of the insurgent "Squad" and more moderate figures in Democratic House leadership.
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The Finns Party was split into two wings two years ago, and the more-moderate Blue Reform participated in the government coalition.
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They reserved spots for older, more experienced, more moderate and more loyal party delegates than the ones chosen by primaries and caucuses.
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Biden and Sanders are leading in early polls, with Biden occupying a more moderate lane in contrast to Sanders's proudly leftward stances.
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Their departures suggest that Trump is consciously shifting away from the agenda that got him elected, and towards a more moderate tone.
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Both groups, the hard-core user and the more moderate over-drinkers, can benefit from FDA approved medications and proven behavioral therapy.
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"Extremely hot or cold weather" most markedly influenced the birth sex ratio, while more moderate shifts did not always show an effect.
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Moon, who was elected May 9, campaigned on taking a more moderate approach to Pyongyang and vowed to review the THAAD deployment.
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But the states about to vote are more moderate and plainly worse for Mr. Cruz than the states that have already voted.
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Leaders also agreed to allow a vote on more moderate immigration legislation, the details of which have not yet been hammered out.
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Like Lamb in Pennsylvania, O'Connor is directly appealing to more moderate Republicans and has avoided making Trump a target of his campaign.
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In recent years, disputes within the movement have occasionally surfaced publicly, reflecting political tensions between more moderate fraternities and their extremist peers.
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It's a strategy that could resonate with Trump's base, while alienating Republicans and independents who are more moderate, experts told the Post.
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The negotiations were protracted and very messy, largely because of tensions between Iran's hard-liners and more moderate factions within their government.
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Jeff Denham, who represent largely Hispanic districts in the Central Valley, where deportations are highly visible, hold more moderate positions on immigration.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, a more moderate conservative, ultimately voted with Roberts, but added a brief statement that seemed to criticize Trump's rhetoric.
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Curbelo already indicated in a tweet he's likely to vote no, and we're watching whether other more moderate GOP members follow suit.
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He told CNN he wanted those who are more moderate to be able to join and feel "empowered" to share their ideas.
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The party has so far overperformed in special elections this year, combining suburban and more moderate voters with a supercharged Democratic base.
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Many of the most vulnerable Republicans are part of the more moderate wing of the party, as are many of those retiring.
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But as Arena's leader, he sought to present the party as more moderate than it had been when he helped found it.
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Again, I don't want to discount the risks of a split between a socialist-leaning left and a more moderate center-left.
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The endorsements represent a coalescing of the more moderate wing of the Democratic Party around Biden and a rejection of Vermont Sen.
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A more moderate option for the Chinese would be to keep current orders on the books, but stop purchasing new Boeing aircraft.
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Garland leans left, but he's a clear compromise choice: older, more moderate, and with a long history of support from Republican senators.
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The 2018 midterms showed that Trump has made it too difficult for more Republicans to run in more moderate districts, like Hurd's.
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These analysts suggest Saudi Arabia was aiming to crush support for Sunni jihadists active in the kingdom without alienating more moderate Sunnis.
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But losing even five seats could change how the state speaker race plays out and result in a more moderate state House.
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Put together, November could mean the difference between a very conservative Texas and a perhaps more moderate, but still Republican-controlled, Texas.
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The more moderate position is to simply bolster the insurance markets we have now, with a public option or more generous subsidies.
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We've seen deep divides between more moderate senators who oppose significant Medicaid cuts and more conservative members who support such policy changes.
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On Super Tuesday, two left-leaning challengers failed to push past more moderate candidates in Senate primaries in North Carolina and Texas.
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Lawmakers will consider a hard-line measure that emphasizes border security and a somewhat more moderate compromise measure, yet to be finalized.
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"Latinos are more moderate in Arizona than a lot of people think," said veteran Democratic lawyer Roy Herrera, who advises Kelly's campaign.
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More moderate former rivals, including Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Michael Bloomberg and Kamala Harris, have rallied behind Biden, the former vice president.
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And thanks to the traffic jam of more moderate candidates — Bloomberg, Buttigieg, Biden and Amy Klobuchar — Sanders is in an enviable position.
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Some suggested the endorsements could even help Ms. Warren by making her appear more moderate and pragmatic in comparison with Mr. Sanders.
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Biden draws the greatest support from older and more moderate voters, the poll shows, while Sanders' base is younger and more liberal.
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We had deep ideological differences, and we took pleasure in our time together trying to persuade the other to be more moderate.
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His more conservative views and strict reading of scripture soon run afoul of the women of this more moderate congregation, especially Ettie.
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The effects will be more pronounced for heavier drinkers, but even among more moderate alcohol users, many say they notice big benefits.
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By then, he predicts, the field will have narrowed to a clearer choice between Senator Bernie Sanders and a more moderate opponent.
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There is little evidence to support the claim that the president has made the GOP more welcoming to younger, more moderate conservatives.
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His operation forced more moderate Islamists who'd supported the Libyan state to close ranks with radicals — a process that was already underway.
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That means there's the potential for more moderate voters to participate who are distressed by President Trump but uninterested in liberal proposals.
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His supporters are older and certainly more moderate, but he is struggling for a message that would make people enthusiastic about him.
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It was a flagrant attempt to distinguish himself from his more moderate rival (and eventual nominee) John McCain -- the original GOP maverick.
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Some feared that all-out acrimony would undermine their causes and allow a more moderate Democrat to make gains at their expense.
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Villa said that he fled Cuba 40 years ago but that Mas's more moderate stance toward the island did not bother him.
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That may lead to renewed talk of the fanciful notion of a bipartisan compromise between the more moderate elements of each party.
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In memos, they have urged Democrats to embrace a more moderate message, one that emphasizes reforming immigration but also securing the border.
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In memos, they have urged Democrats to embrace a more moderate message, one that emphasizes reforming immigration but also securing the border.
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"My support is sufficient enough to take from other more moderate candidates, and I just don't want to do that," he said.
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Beyond that, there is little sign of resolution in the turf war between the resurgent liberal base and more moderate power brokers.
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The Obama administration assumed the Iran deal would modify Tehran's behavior in the direction of becoming more moderate over time, per VOA.
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Treasury agreed with conservative criticisms of OLA, but proposed a more moderate path in line with the financial industry's post-crisis consensus.
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Announcing a formal inquiry now into the conduct of law enforcement, for example, could appease some more moderate supporters of the movement.
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More moderate candidates have embraced less drastic measures they say would achieve universal healthcare coverage while allowing individuals to choose their plan.
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Health care cuts for tax cuts help sink the various Obamacare repeal bills, because it scared off the more moderate Republican senators.
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Instead, Moser used the Democratic committee's attacks as a rallying cry for progressives to push back against the more moderate, arrogant establishment.
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Republicans have already indicated that they plan to weaponize Medicare for all, arguing that it'll spook more moderate voters in competitive seats.
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In the competition between the two regimes to earn the mantle of the more moderate Islamic alternative, women have been the beneficiaries.
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Mr. Kasich failed to win any state but his own when he ran for president in 2016 as a more moderate voice.
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That idea was quickly shelved for a number of reasons, including that more moderate Republican senators would never support such a plan.
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"If there's a snag, someone may push" a more moderate policy — not just a state monopoly, but maybe nonprofit businesses as well.
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The main faction of legislators holding up the Obamacare repeal process is the Tuesday Group, a loose coalition of more moderate Republicans.
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More moderate Republicans, meanwhile, said they would vote against the bill because it would leave too many people uninsured in their district.
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A likelier explanation is that he was killed by younger, more extreme members of ISWAP who disagreed with his slightly more moderate stance.
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Candidates who had been rushing to prove their progressive bona fides have since paused, with Biden's more moderate approach proving popular so far.
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Kudlow's embrace of Ocasio-Cortez also comes amid strain between her House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and more moderate members of the Democratic Party.
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As one of the more moderate Republicans in a closely divided senate, Graham could be positioned to wield significant influence in close votes.
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Some kids are wise beyond their years, and I would expect such kids to react to things with more moderate and nuanced emotions.
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The more moderate, compromise measure was expected to have a requirement that employers use E-Verify to check the legal status of employees.
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While the backstories behind these protests differ, they share an opposition to Nusra's severe rule and a preference for more moderate rebel groups.
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A deal between 5-Star and the PD would give Italy a more moderate, Europe-friendly government and force the League into opposition.
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"We're in an environment where returns are going to be more moderate," said Mark Hamilton, chief investment officer of asset allocation for OppenheimerFunds.
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When I talk to more moderate Democrats, they see their institutional prerogatives as being in tension with the policy outcomes you're talking about.
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He said that while Mr. Sanders's campaign had yet to aggressively target more moderate voters, that didn't mean it could not be done.
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Without a real contest on the Republican side, that means there will likely be many more moderate-minded voters than four years ago.
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Against him are arrayed multiple rebel groups including the Islamic State extremist group, Al-Qaeda, and a host of more moderate rebel factions.
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Its more moderate leaders understand and fear this, just as they see the growing gender gap in voting preferences and predict electoral oblivion.
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That matters because it could give him influence over individual lawmakers, and so a means to appeal to more moderate Republican assembly members.
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Mr Corbyn's impressive performance in the general election put paid to attempts by Labour MPs to replace him with a more moderate figure.
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Some had thought that doveish members of the American delegation, notably Steven Mnuchin, the treasury secretary, would make for a more moderate stance.
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Crown Prince Mohammed has made headlines recently for wading into Saudi Arabia's culture wars, calling for a return to "a more moderate Islam."
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Amy Klobuchar, for example, endorsed a more moderate bill that would provide Medicare to people at age 22017, lowering the age from 28.
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Amy Klobuchar, for example, endorsed a more moderate bill that would provide Medicare to people at age 50, lowering the age from 65.
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Still, some investors believed the man who considers himself business friendly would take a more moderate tone once he assumes office in January.
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But politicians from Ottawa and Toronto have taken a more moderate approach, saying there is nothing more they can do without GM's cooperation.
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To pay for tax cuts, conservatives are proposing cuts to entitlement spending, worth $200bn over a decade, that more moderate Republicans cannot stomach.
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It could be that he did well because he is more moderate than the typical Democrat and because Texas voters are rather conservative.
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It's also designed to placate more moderate members, who are concerned about diluting or eliminating Obamacare protections for those with pre-existing conditions.
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Senior House lawmakers remain concerned about the potential for the new, more moderate, language to unnerve the ultra conservative House Freedom Caucus members.
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She's a former Green Party activist who has fashioned herself as a more moderate Democrat who is in the House Blue Dog Coalition.
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In early February, 13 deputies from the Front for Victory (FPV), Ms Fernández's party, broke away to form a more moderate "Justicialist Bloc".
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But in the Senate, GOP leaders appear more willing to craft a bill that soothes their more moderate colleagues -- at least for now.
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Jordan said Switzerland was having to get used to a more moderate growth rate, with GDP growth expected at 1.5 percent this year.
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Non-partisan elections could change the way politics works by increasing voter interest and participation with the promise of more moderate elected officials.
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It was poised to gain 1.9 percent for the week, its first in three, driven by the Fed's more moderate monetary policy stance.
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"Although this is a more moderate level than 2018, market fundamentals do remain positive," Chief Financial Officer Aditya Mittal told a news conference.
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Jabhat al-Nusra has formed alliances with more moderate groups; and it has focused on the fight in Syria rather than global jihad.
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The cleric once supported the Afghan Taliban and called for the imposition of Islamic law, but has recently tried to look more moderate.
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That isn't disqualifying, but it complicates the (false) narrative of O'Rourke as a true progressive hero in the face of more moderate women.
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Elena, 30 Extremist opinions take up too much of the public discourse, while there are a lot more moderate people than you'd think.
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The worry from more moderate-minded Democrats is, of course, that single-payer health care is simply too divisive and too easily demagogued.
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Business executives are also donating to Ms. Warren's more moderate challengers, hoping to boost candidates with less transformative visions for revamping the economy.
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