And the most consequential issues Americans face … including immigration.
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EARL WARREN was the 218th century's most consequential American jurist.
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His death may be the most consequential of the three.
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This election might be the most consequential of our lifetime.
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Nelson's two most consequential losses came late in the week.
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It's one of the most consequential elections that we've had.
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We are facing the most consequential election of our lifetime.
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So begins the nation's most consequential game of musical chairs.
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During the campaign, Priebus was among Trump's most consequential allies.
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It's one of the most consequential elections we have had.
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But perhaps her most consequential work came in another field: physics.
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The Rwandan genocide in 1994 is perhaps the most consequential example.
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These are the most consequential toll-booth lanes in the world.
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It was the most consequential act of her being a senator.
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The presidential race saw one of its most consequential weeks yet.
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The most consequential of these will be along Russia's northern coastline.
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If so, this will be one of the most consequential summits.
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But some of the most consequential opponents may be business groups.
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These European parliamentary elections were considered the most consequential in years.
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Get ready for the most consequential vice presidential debate in history.
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In today's political battles, the most consequential casualty has been civility.
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But Democrats worry that the most consequential moment has already arrived.
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The Supreme Court is the most consequential institution in American politics.
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His most consequential executive order is now tied up in court.
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Nesbo's most consequential decision was when and where to set his story.
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He is, undoubtedly, one of the most consequential presidents in American history.
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But his campaign may have been the most consequential of them all.
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You could see this in many of 2017's most consequential stories.
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That leaves the most consequential certification—the one involving JCPOA—in place.
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Hockey aside, it's one of the most consequential days of the year.
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This is a new day for the world's most consequential bilateral relationship.
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On Tuesday night, Virginia Democrats won their most consequential election in decades.
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It's No. 3 that is the biggest, most consequential deception of all.
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Why it matters: Musk is one of America's most consequential tech executives.
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That represented perhaps the most consequential diplomatic reversal of the Trump era.
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The agency is nearing one of its most consequential decisions on privacy.
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This, by the way, is the most consequential week of the primary.
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He proceeded in becoming one of the most consequential leakers against Trump.
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The Steelers are likely playing the most consequential game of Week 15.
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Judges, by contrast, have become the most consequential policymakers in the nation.
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But some of the most consequential developments center around his other activities.
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Justice Kennedy became one of the most consequential Justices in American history.
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This may be the most consequential strategic divide of the Democratic race.
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Here's what to expect from one of his most consequential foreign trips.
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Their divergent views on climate change, however, may be among the most consequential.
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One of Wednesday night's most consequential moments emerged from a health-care question.
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Android Pie could be one of the most consequential Android updates in years.
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Campaign modeling also predicted some of the most consequential results of the election.
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The partisan gerrymandering cases are among the most consequential cases before the justices.
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The first "prong" is the most consequential of the three: Pass the AHCA.
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What's the most consequential thing we can do to ensure that progress continues?
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The U.S. relationship with China will be the world's most consequential in 2018.
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Lula, president from 2003 to 2010, is the most consequential figure among them.
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Here are five of the most consequential initiatives facing voters on Election Day.
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It represents one of the administration's most consequential immigration policy reversals to date.
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This is one of the most consequential cases before the court this term.
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It is the Trump administration's most consequential reversal of immigration policies to date.
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They were playing out arguably the most consequential period in modern economic history.
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" It called him one of the most "consequential vice presidents in American history.
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In the long run, he might have one of the most consequential voices.
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But California's move is by far the boldest and most consequential of any.
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But his best play of the decade also was likely his most consequential.
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Here are some of the most consequential cases still pending before the Court.
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Yet institution-building has been one of the most consequential aspects of European integration.
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The most consequential holdouts in the House did not attend the White House meeting.
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Wednesday's hearing was the third -- but so far, the most consequential -- on the topic.
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President Donald Trump just made one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency.
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"This might be one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes," Clinton said.
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We've chronicled the most consequential demographic shift on our planet: the aging, childless future.
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READ: Boehner calls Cruz 'Lucifer in the flesh' Sunday is the most consequential example.
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Tuesday marks the end of perhaps the most consequential midterm election in recent history.
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It may become the venture capital industry's most consequential deal since the financial crisis.
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Indeed, Don McGahn will have been the most consequential White House counsel in history.
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New York, is perhaps the most consequential dispute on the court's docket this term.
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Common Cause may be the Roberts Court's most consequential blow to American democracy yet.
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The midterm elections next week could be the most consequential in modern U.S. history.
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It is the most consequential of battles, and Republicans are about to win it.
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He fought in some of the biggest and most consequential battles of the war.
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What policy decision that you were involved in do you feel was most consequential?
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Perhaps the most consequential negotiation in Sochi was between the United Nations and Russia.
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Some of Trump's most consequential actions involve his frantic efforts to dismantle environmental regulation.
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In other words, this could be the most consequential midterm election in many years.
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The Apple Watch Series 3 is the biggest and most consequential update to date.
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History provides a guide for presidents, companionship for the loneliest and most consequential office.
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The most consequential damage from the storm was the failure of the electricity grid.
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The most consequential topic is what Mueller has found out about President Donald Trump.
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For supporters of capital punishment the most consequential development was the election of Donald Trump.
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Now, without a doubt, this will be the most consequential midterm election in our lifetime.
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The bottom line: Their chilly relationship is now the most consequential in American public life.
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Because he faces an election in April, he faces the hardest and most consequential calculations.
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And in the most consequential cases, it isn't uncommon to find them splitting 5-4.
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Be smart: The most consequential workplace in America has been one of the most dysfunctional.
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Roosevelt used a banking crisis to pass the most consequential flurry of bills in decades.
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That would be one of the most consequential half-seconds in the history of the
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This week could prove to be the most consequential in the history of the company.
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The use of anonymous sources presents the greatest risk in our most consequential, exclusive stories.
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The Facebook CEO, still just 33, had his most consequential year since Facebook's 2012 IPO.
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Trump's most consequential executive orders are stuck in the courts and imperiled by his words.
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At stake is the narrative of one of the most consequential investigations in American history.
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"In retrospect, that turned out to be the most consequential thing I did," he said.
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But the most consequential Reagan nomination, that of Robert Bork to the Supreme Court, failed.
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But the wealth test — or public charge rule — may prove the most consequential change yet.
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It has made him one of the most consequential conservatives of the past half-century.
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The power of unanimitySome of the most consequential decisions in Supreme Court history were unanimous.
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Fred Hiatt: Governor, you said recently racism is the most consequential, unfinished business of America.
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Hope Hicks This might be the most consequential of all the recent White House resignations.
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Delaney will get his most consequential turn in the spotlight on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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New York (CNN Business)Danny Turner is the most consequential DJ you've never heard of.
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Libra, Facebook's new virtual coin, is the most consequential cryptocurrency effort undertaken in several years.
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The most consequential vote Garland cast was for the full court to rehear Parker v.
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It will also be the most consequential change to the tax code in over three decades.
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That makes this vote the biggest and most consequential government defeat since at least the 1840s.
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By any objective measurement, his presidency has been perhaps the most consequential since Franklin Roosevelt's time.
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Perhaps the most consequential upgrade, however, was invisible: the introduction of free, grounds-wide wireless broadband.
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That is a striking gender gap for one of the most consequential law enforcement roles nationwide.
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Perhaps the most consequential issue at stake in the standoff was Verizon's ability to outsource work.
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That's the most consequential innovation, although this may do more to endanger innovation than even that.
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Yet on health care, perhaps the most consequential policy area, Ms Warren was hazy for months.
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"The US-China strategic interaction is by far the most consequential in the world," said Paulson.
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Switch by Trump administration This new case could be the most consequential test of Obamacare yet.
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ET for a debate that could prove to be the most consequential of the 2016 race.
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Mr. Pompeo was steering Mr. Trump toward one of the most consequential actions of the administration.
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Collins has cast two of the most consequential votes of her career during the Trump era.
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Perhaps Scarbrough's most consequential run came early in the fourth quarter, deep in his team's territory.
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A handful of Midwestern gubernatorial races are perhaps the most consequential of the 20123 election cycle.
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On closer inspection, it's clear that attitude toward governing, not ideology, is the most consequential question.
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Some of the most consequential climate rollbacks are expected to be finalized in the coming months.
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Israelis head to the polls Tuesday in what could be the most consequential election in decades.
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McConnell told Charles Homans of The Times it was "the most consequential thing" he'd ever done.
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Throughout the day, Barr's explanations for his most consequential decisions ranged from flatly unpersuasive to downright bizarre.
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The most consequential decision Facebook has made is to open up Instant Articles to any content creator.
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Mr. Obama's promised veto, only the eighth of his presidency, will be the most consequential so far.
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" Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Bush "was one of America's most consequential and dedicated public servants.
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Whether this proves to be the most consequential moment in Android's history has yet to be determined.
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"Vote them out" may end up being the loudest, most consequential message of March for Our Lives.
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Our country is at the precipice of one of the most consequential presidential elections in modern history.
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At stake is one of the 21st century's most consequential issues: the trajectory of China's $14trn economy.
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Johnson enjoyed a landslide victory in 1964 in one of the most consequential elections in American history.
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On the eve of what could be the most consequential day in the Senate impeachment trial, Sen.
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And his most consequential action – the travel ban – has now been blocked in both of its iterations.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court issued what is probably its single most consequential ruling of the year.
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After nine full weeks in office, this week was arguably President Donald Trump's most consequential one yet.
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That's a sobering backdrop for potentially the most consequential week since Trump was inaugurated nine months ago.
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But Comey's next appearance on Capitol Hill could be the most dramatic yet — and the most consequential.
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Republicans and Democrats are convening to nominate candidates for statewide offices in Connecticut's most consequential election ever.
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Just one year remains between now and what may be the most consequential election of our lives.
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" NBC News anchor Chuck Todd called it perhaps "the most consequential day of the Trump presidency — yet.
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Last Tuesday could well prove to be one of the most consequential days of the Trump presidency.
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It was December 20133, and EJ Corey had just given the most consequential lecture of his career.
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Why it matters: This is likely to be one of the most consequential decisions of Trump's presidency.
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But the trickiest and most consequential consideration will be how this law affects the possession of firearms.
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It was just one sentence, but it opened one of the most consequential chapters in recent history.
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And what is the current subject of investigation that is arguably the most consequential to Russian interests?
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She said Jabeur's win over Cibulkova was the most consequential moment in her seven years covering tennis.
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For many senators, the coming days and weeks will see the most consequential votes of their lives.
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Since the American invasion in 85033, Iran seemed to be the most consequential external actor in Iraq.
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But it is in Italy that the fortunes of the populists have suffered the most consequential reverse.
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Our unsigned editorials will continue to make clear where the institution stands on the most consequential questions.
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Now, Mr. Northam is poised to be one of the most consequential Democratic governors in the country.
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"Barack Obama will go down in history as one of America's most consequential presidents," Mr. Pfeiffer added.
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And yet, the backlash to the bailouts has produced the most consequential result in the United States.
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But the most consequential leaks — many of them more like floods — are those that wield political power.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments yesterday in one of the most consequential cases of the current term.
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Finally the fourth part of the NDRC's plan — and perhaps most consequential — is Democrats have to actually win.
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Ed Rollins, this is going to end up being one of the most consequential presidents of our time.
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If that happens, Trump will have led one of the most consequential conservative presidencies in modern American history.
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But the biggest, most consequential question of all is what a Trump presidency might mean for science funding.
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The next year, which will bring us a US presidential election, promises to be the most consequential yet.
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What would you say is the biggest or most consequential error in our popular discourse on climate change?
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This is likely to be one of Pruitt's biggest — and most consequential — moves as head of the EPA.
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Tackling segregation is important because where one lives is one of the most consequential decisions facing American families.
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In practice, however, their agenda has a hand in some of the most consequential policies in American society.
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One of the most consequential decisions for a president under our Constitution are appointments to the Supreme Court.
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The most consequential of these — for now — is playing out in the energy politics of the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Wheeler has overseen major action on some of the most consequential deregulatory proposals of the EPA under Trump.
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Medicare for All Health care has turned out to be the most consequential policy debate in the primary.
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Perhaps most consequential, as Sanders has not tired of reminding us, the biggest banks were not broken up.
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The growth of trade among nations is among the most consequential and controversial economic developments of recent decades.
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The result is that one of Israel's most consequential elections has been one of its ugliest and shallowest.
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Among the most consequential fights will be over the statutory debt limit, which Congress extended to March 2.
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But we don't have the most consequential information of all, at least in terms of their presidential ambitions.
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For the most consequential White House stories, Mr. Baquet himself has to approve the use of anonymous sources.
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President Trump will then face what may yet be the most consequential national security decision of his presidency.
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Modi, until then a controversial state level leader, became the country's most consequential politician —powerful and immensely popular.
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Ms. Page advised F.B.I. leadership on one of Mr. Comey's most consequential decisions in the investigation into Mrs.
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Here's a minute-by-minute breakdown of one of the most consequential days in modern US political history.
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Opinion Columnist Impeaching a president is the most consequential thing our Congress can do — other than declaring war.
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That is essentially what happened in perhaps the most consequential Supreme Court case of recent times, Bush v.
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Because in few months the U.S. Supreme Court will decide the most consequential case you've never heard of.
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Mueller still has plenty of work to do, and his most consequential prosecutorial actions likely still lie ahead.
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Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Ms. Merkel has been the most consequential voice for punishing Russia.
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The contest is viewed by many as the most consequential in the young history of Poland's Third Republic.
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You know, it's becoming clearer that this may be one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime.
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He "will be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers" on the Supreme Court, he said.
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All of this amounts to the most consequential skirmish so far in the struggle over the future of utilities.
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One of the most consequential came out of the 2007 Jefferson Jackson Dinner speech, a fundraising event in Iowa.
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SCHLAPP: And it&aposs no question, judge, that President Trump has been the most consequential president in our history.
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If the latter comes to pass, Pruitt could end up being one of Donald Trump's most consequential Cabinet picks.
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Look at the biggest and most consequential political event of this year the retirement of Justice Kennedy, announced Wednesday.
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Anyone who wrote about this election believed, probably rightly, that it was the most consequential election of their lifetime.
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"This election might be the most consequential of our lifetime," DiCaprio says in their joint PSA, released by NowThis.
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As a result, "negative partisanship" — partisans hating the other party — is now the most consequential force in American politics.
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Among the many ways Trump has shattered White House norms, his impulsive public communications rank among the most consequential.
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Thirty-five years ago this month, President Reagan delivered what is now considered one of his most consequential speeches.
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Such a succession in leadership could be the most consequential transformation of American grand strategy in the modern era.
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One of the most consequential Senate races of the 2018 midterms may finally get its general election lineup tonight.
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Perhaps the most consequential case involves fundamental principles of privacy in an age when cellphones record our every move.
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"This is the most consequential case currently on the court's docket," said Kannon Shanmugam, a lawyer with Williams & Connolly.
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And as far as individual actions go, how you travel is one of the most consequential for the planet.
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Warren made the decision Thursday, two days after badly missing her delegate goals on the race's most consequential night.
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My most consequential article was a 236 piece from India about children dying needlessly of diarrhea and other ailments.
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AgencyIQ will launch with a focus on the FDA, one of the most consequential rulemaking bodies in the world.
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Millions of Britons are casting their votes today in what could be the most consequential election in living memory.
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Whoever wins Thursday's election will be on track to be the U.K.'s most consequential leader since Margaret Thatcher.
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When we call the U.S.-China relationship the most consequential in the world, it isn't just rhetoric; it's reality.
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The most consequential legal challenge to Trump's travel ban will proceed on two tracks in the next few days.
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And Collins' vote to put him there will almost certainly be the most consequential -- and controversial -- of her career.
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Dan and Mike Allen examine the most consequential collisions of tech, business, and politics from the last 10 years.
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The rulings could be among the most consequential of the court's current term, reverberating through American politics for decades.
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Mr Moonves's ousting is the most consequential for a public company since the #MeToo era began nearly a year ago.
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Because make no mistake: Trump lied in public about the most consequential policy decisions he is now making as president.
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In perhaps the most consequential episode, the Saudis helped arm the mujahedeen rebels to drive the Soviets out of Afghanistan.
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Raul Reyes: A dark day for US Latinos For Latinos, this has been the most consequential presidential race in history.
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"Tonight it's clearer than ever that this might be one of the most consequential campaigns of our lifetime," she said.
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In December 2008, the editorial board praised her tenure as one of the most consequential and innovative in state history.
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But the Senate could also flip as well, making this year's midterm elections potentially the most consequential in many years.
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But the most consequential races Tuesday were the House battles playing out in California, with control of Congress at stake.
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Their efforts in China to pare back unnecessary coal-burning plants are one of the most consequential climate campaigns going.
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What they got instead, as Vinay Sitapati writes in "Half-Lion", was the most consequential Indian leader since Jawaharlal Nehru.
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All that is backdrop for this year, which promises to be among the most consequential since our founding in 240.
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The most consequential move the NDAA makes toward eventually setting up a space branch is the independent study, Harrison said.
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Of all the climate policies the Trump administration has promised to undo, auto emissions standards could be the most consequential.
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For freedom of the press in America, 2018 could be one of the most consequential years in our nation's history.
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We are incredibly grateful that rational voices prevailed, and ultimately won the most consequential peace vote of the past decade.
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There is no chapter on Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first prime minister and, arguably, one of the country's most consequential leaders.
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The most consequential changes to American campaigns of the past 50 years, however, have not come about in this fashion.
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That would make it difficult for the EPA to use some of the most consequential studies on PFAS, advocates say.
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The race is the most consequential among several in Florida in which Republican incumbents find themselves in unexpectedly tough fights.
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But perhaps the most consequential loss for researchers of indigenous affairs was the collection of the German ethnologist Curt Nimuendajú.
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And man, that endorsement from Jim Clyburn was massive, one of the most consequential endorsements in any presidential campaign ever.
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Destroying one of our last best chances to set a different path might prove Trump's most consequential, and disastrous, legacy.
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It is the Trump administration's latest reversal of years of immigration policies and one of the most consequential to date.
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Only a few Republican senators stand in the way of the most consequential reform legislation in more than a decade.
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What would you say was the biggest, most consequential mistake made in 1918 — by governments, by local communities, by individuals?
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One of the most consequential political debates in the coming years will be whether to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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The case was one of the most consequential to proceed through the courts during the President's impeachment inquiry and trial.
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He defeated Marine Le Pen, a far-right nationalist and euroskeptic, in the nation's most consequential presidential election in decades.
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As a matter of fact, the most consequential libel case in contemporary American history, The New York Times Company v.
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Arguably, Texodus really started in 2015, with the most consequential retirement in the state in many years, that of Gov.
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But it was the impacts deep within the fat cells that may have been the most consequential, the researchers found.
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All this could culminate in the most consequential legal battle over executive privilege since the Richard Nixon case in 2130.
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The third bill, potentially the most consequential, seeks to ensure that California will never be an accomplice to mass deportation.
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Syria represents the most consequential public reversal by the administration to date, but it is certainly not the only one.
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The sixth Republican debate might have been the most consequential: It comes less than three weeks before the critical Feb.
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In effect, Trump was surrounded by yes men while he made one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency.
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And he is at his most consequential, and arguably powerful, when he's wielding judgment on who really counts as a celebrity.
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Super Tuesday Numero Dos on March 15 proved to be one of the most consequential nights of the 2016 primary season.
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Apple on Monday released its latest mobile OS update, which includes what may ultimately be its most consequential feature: Password Autofill.
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And, finally, at other end of the spectrum, the most consequential theory: Russia colluded with the direct knowledge of the President.
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For example, President George H.W. Bush's selection of liberal David Souter was one of the most consequential errors of his presidency.
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It wouldn't even necessarily be his most consequential: Four months later, he was shot through the leg by an AK-47.
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It represents the latest twist in one of the Trump administration's most consequential rollbacks of regulations designed to fight climate change.
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AMERICA's biggest political upset since at least 1948 appears to be under way, in the most consequential election of anyone's lifetime.
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But Elaine Chao, Donald Trump's pick for the department, could prove to be the most consequential secretary in the department's history.
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The biggest and most consequential mistake, one could argue, was the decision not to guarantee the right to vote to anyone.
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There are many ways Trump is bad at being president, but this is one of the most consequential, and most surprising.
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President Trump leaves Friday for the most consequential foreign trip of his presidency — a five country, 12 day tour of Asia.
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Economic uncertainty and our unsettled politics lead the news today, but the most consequential business story is the one not told.
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Whether the Russia investigation's outcome steels America against foreign meddling in the future may be the most consequential question of all.
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If he was telling the truth, Bercovici was guilty of lying about one of the most consequential figures in Silicon Valley.
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California's primary elections on June 5 will be one of the most consequential — and bizarre — contests of the entire primary season.
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Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in one of the most consequential abortion access cases in recent memory.
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What are some of the most consequential "what-ifs" ahead of Monday night's showdown — the possibilities that make the campaigns sweat?
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Diplomats are being pushed to the sidelines as oil executives, political novices, and generals make the most consequential foreign policy decisions.
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Power's most consequential decision during Obama's first term displayed a shortsightedness that has often accompanied her faith in U.S. military power.
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The Supreme Court will hear its most consequential abortion rights case in 19693 years this March with Whole Woman's Health v.
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It is the videos of Mr. Kraft's two visits to the spa in late January, though, that are the most consequential.
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This most consequential election any one of you, no matter how old or young you are, has ever, ever participated in.
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He will no doubt be remembered as one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the Supreme Court.
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Perhaps the most consequential was the Senate's refusal to take up Mr. Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
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It will be the 26th — and potentially the most consequential — elected assembly since the founding of the Islamic Republic in 230.
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The trial, which begins Monday in Manhattan federal court, ranks among the most consequential in the history of the telecommunications industry.
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Last month, the N.F.L. made its most consequential sports betting decision yet, expanding its partnership with Sportradar, a sports data company.
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But his testimony on Thursday before the Senate Armed Services Committee suggests the most consequential chapter of his career lies ahead.
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UK voters will elect their next parliament on Thursday in one of the most consequential elections in modern British political history.
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Comey's dismissal will likely go down as one of the most consequential decisions of the Trump administration, if not presidential history.
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It is ironic that one of his most consequential achievements to date is to return old privileges to Mexico's mollycoddled teachers' unions.
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I think it also marks that this might be the most consequential election, 297, at least in my lifetime, the one vs.
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Of all the failures of Democrats in the last 20 years, ignoring the power and potential of states is the most consequential.
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These dramatic events of March 1968, possibly the most consequential period of the entire war, are glossed over in a few sentences.
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First with ephemeral messaging, and again with ephemeral broadcast "Stories," Spiegel delivered two of the decade's most consequential ideas in social media.
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But perhaps the most consequential decision so far of the Roberts Court involved the one law that did: the Affordable Care Act.
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But it was their work with Columbia Records beginning in 1958 that cemented their status as one of music's most consequential duos.
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But don't be surprised if history shows the October meeting in Rwanda to be 2016's most consequential brake on ongoing warming.
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The most consequential and instructive phrases in political life are rarely the product of focus groups or high-level strategic skull sessions.
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Why it matters: The ozone rule was one of the most consequential and controversial regulations to come out of the Obama EPA.
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It is without a doubt the most consequential case related to abortion rights to reach the Supreme Court in nearly 25 years.
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His landmark Paris agreement is certain to go down as one of the most consequential — and controversial — global pacts of Obama's presidency.
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Enterprise AI is rapidly moving beyond hype and into reality, and is primed to become one of the most consequential technological segments.
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That's why Johnson's election as Conservative head might not have even been the United Kingdom's most consequential party leadership contest last week.
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This system of secrecy curtails the ability of historians like me to research some of the most consequential opinions justifying executive actions.
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It is without a doubt the most consequential case related to abortion rights to reach the Supreme Court in nearly 2202 years.
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Yet Democratic presidents from Woodrow Wilson to Lyndon B. Johnson won their most consequential victories when they faced strong left-wing challenges.
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This year's election, which had a high turnout, was considered by some to be the most consequential since communism ended in 1989.
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Bannon's biggest and most consequential blunder was, of course, the immigration and travel order aimed at people from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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But one of Obama's first actions may end up becoming one of his most consequential: nominating Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court.
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Today, the most consequential manifestation of American political narcissism is the extent to which the United States Constitution is exempted from critique.
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But the most consequential hit to Apple's bottom line may be from people who are holding on to their phones for longer.
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The most consequential book I ever put down was "Darkness Visible," by William Styron, because it filled me with recognition and fear.
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One hundred years ago, Congress passed one of the earliest and most consequential conservation laws, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918.
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It was a view diametrically opposed to that of China's most consequential revolutionary, Mao Zedong, who saw Confucius as the consummate reactionary.
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Many of the Trump Administration's most consequential moves—including the original travel ban and its replacement—have been made via executive order.
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A Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday set up what's likely to be the most consequential national debate on encryption since the 1990s.
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If you look at some of the most consequential ideas in tech, you find an unusual number that were developed by immigrants.
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Amid increased concerns over online privacy, a sweeping new European privacy law could make her one of the world's most consequential regulators.
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By far the biggest news this week — arguably the most consequential foreign policy news in years — was the killing of Maj. Gen.
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The decision to kill Soleimani has the potential to be the most consequential foreign policy decision of the Trump presidency to date.
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Since joining Google in 2004, Pichai has overseen the development of Google's most consequential software products, including Chrome, Drive, Gmail, and Maps.
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It is also the most powerful mobilizing force in politics, and it is fast replacing television as the most consequential entertainment medium.
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The Muslim travel ban, Trump's most consequential and controversial executive order, one of 23 signed so far, lies dead in the courts.
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Between the lines: Perhaps most consequential, reports suggest Trump didn't have personal chemistry with Bolton — an insurmountable hurdle in this White House.
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And they remain so as China's current leader, Xi Jinping, continues his drive towards becoming the country's most consequential figure since Mao himself.
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So we&aposve got a big lineup for you tonight as we await one of the most consequential decisions any president can make.
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In arguably the most consequential mid-term elections in recent memory, the Democratic Party won a comfortable majority in America's House of Representatives.
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Clinton: Well, I have been a strong supporter of Dodd-Frank because it is the most consequential financial reforms since the Great Depression.
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Mr. Trump's feud with the network, an influential force in Republican politics, could be one of the most consequential fights in the campaign.
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But it is often suggestive, and it suggests that Monday night will be one of the most consequential debates we have ever seen.
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The obvious and most consequential questions that will be answered are who will inhabit the White House and which party will control Congress.
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The most consequential was probably the removal of the first model's RCA jacks, which later gave it a cult following in audiophile circles.
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The fact that Donald Trump could become president of the United States really does make this one of the most consequential elections ever.
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He fought to allow more legal immigrants into the United States during the Senate's most consequential immigration debate since George W. Bush's presidency.
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Take this chunk, for example: You know, it's becoming clearer that this may be one of the most consequential elections of our lifetimes.
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Here's a news flash for Official Washington: President Trump could be one of the most consequential chief executives to occupy the Oval Office.
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Most likely, he will try to thread the needle, calling out Trump when his GOP colleagues won't, but supporting Trump's most consequential policies.
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Perhaps the most consequential question is what Mueller's report reveals about Trump and any knowledge he had of his campaign's contacts with Russians.
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As a result, one of the most consequential elections of 2018 may have ended before it ever really had a chance to begin.
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World leaders gathered in Normandy, France, to commemorate the 23th anniversary of D-Day, one of the most consequential military operations in history.
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That's because the budget request is only the first step in the process, and all the most consequential decisions are made by Congress.
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These are just a few examples of the efforts to silence journalists ahead of one of the most consequential presidential elections in Brazil.
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But its most consequential upgrade is the one that will likely get the least use, at least on a tablet: a lidar scanner.
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As both political parties prepare for what many see as the most consequential midterm elections in memory, black women's votes will be critical.
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Mr. Musk is one of the most consequential executives of our time, a man of soaring ambition who has routinely proved doubters wrong.
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On one of the most consequential evenings of his life, a young man still finding himself wishes he had picked up the phone.
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The midterm election will be the most consequential political event in the country this year, as The New Yorker's David Remnick has suggested.
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Ahead of the most consequential election in our lifetime, we are bringing women together to ensure those in power put our priorities first.
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At a moment of division at home and disarray abroad, the breaking of the federal government is the most consequential crisis of all.
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More: Whoever wins the British election is on track to be the country's most consequential leader since Margaret Thatcher, a Politico analysis says.
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Harvard is likely to be one of the most consequential race cases in decades, with affirmative action policies across the country at stake.
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Matt Mackowiak Winners: Trump, Kasich and Cruz Today has a chance to be the most consequential day of the entire Republican nomination contest.
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He has also made some enemies in a state with one-party rule, where the most consequential rivalries are between warring Republican factions.
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His nomination to run the E.P.A. is among the most consequential and cynical of all the cabinet appointments that Mr. Trump has proposed.
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Her longstanding aspiration has been to serve as Georgia's governor, and she still believes that is the most consequential job she could seek.
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It's not hyperbole to say that vote is one of the most consequential in recent decades—but the stakes shouldn't be so high.
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Why it matters: El Niño events are one of the most consequential forces that can tip the odds in favor of particular weather patterns.
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Easily the most consequential is the discount rate, which captures how much more lightly welfare in the future is weighed compared with welfare today.
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But the math is going to be very, very tight for probably one of the most consequential political decisions MPs will have to make.
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" In BP's 2016 US Economic Impact Report, these events were described as "the most consequential events involving an unplanned or uncontrolled release of materials.
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Indeed, in any forms of activism, the least visible work is often the most consequential, and that strategy is just as important as statements.
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The Kushner family's most consequential recent deal is the one that bailed them out of their struggling, debt ridden behemoth at 666 Fifth Avenue.
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If Libra succeeds, it could represent one of the most consequential products Facebook has ever released — both for the company and for the world.
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Hello and welcome to what will probably be the most consequential and most-watched political event of the magically dystopian year that is 2017.
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But the sight of a President who changes his mind with such ease over the most consequential issues of our time is deeply disturbing.
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Trump won a bigger corporate tax break than either Bush ever got, and will sign the most consequential new tax law in 30 years.
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A mother and daughter walking along Lake Michigan found messages that were written the day before one of the most consequential moments in history.
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The rising importance of private equity in the housing market is one of the most consequential transformations of the post-crisis American financial landscape.
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And so that on the most consequential act of her being a senator, she really, as Bernie Sanders had said, did the wrong thing.
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In this case, two compelling interests align: putting kids' rights first and taking the most consequential action to ensure the livability of our planet.
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But DOJ's essential point – that under one theory or another, the president isn't responsible for the world's most consequential Twitter stream – is pretty audacious.
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Schwartz considered various parameters that could account for the disparity, and became increasingly convinced that the single most consequential factor was access to guns.
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Tatum is fearless, hungry, and already comfortable with or without the ball in his hands, in the biggest moments on the most consequential stage.
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Most consequential for the Afghanistan conflict is the failure to clear out the Haqqani network, considered the most lethal insurgent group fighting in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Bratton was the mayor's most consequential appointment at the start of his administration and has been among his most powerful and consistent defenders.
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The most consequential decision Boone appears to have had on his plate was what color pen to use in filling out the lineup card.
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MADDOW: Senator Mitch McConnell says that his most consequential achievement as Senate majority leader was preventing President Obama from filling a Supreme Court seat.
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The most consequential was Mrazek, whose status for Wednesday is uncertain but whose replacement, Curtis McElhinney, stopped all 17 shots he faced in relief.
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Mexico is gearing up for one of the most consequential presidential elections in more than a decade, with the voting set for July 1.
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The court is housed in a marble temple with soaring columns, and it has made some of the most consequential decisions in American history.
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Holder invalidated a critical portion of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, making it arguably one of the most consequential cases in recent years.
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She begins with the pivotal event in Nietzsche's life: his introduction, in 1868, to Wagner, the most consequential German cultural figure of the day.
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Elizabeth Warren, then Biden: There are a bunch of numbers here, but the most consequential in the long term are the state delegate equivalents.
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But the most consequential act was the addition of Ramos in a deal that came together quickly at the tail end of this week.
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The merger stands to be one of the most consequential in the history of the telecommunications industry, and the trial is its final hurdle.
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Over the past two decades, they oversaw a company that was central to one of the most consequential periods in the history of business.
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Occupy Wall Street, which inspired protests in 951 cities in 82 countries, would grow into one of the most consequential movements of the decade.
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But our outreach to China led to a series of breakthroughs that made last year the most consequential in the history of climate diplomacy.
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The most consequential question here, at least at the beginning of the campaign, is whether former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. will run.
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If she makes it to the White House, it will confirm Barack Obama's status as one of the most consequential presidents in American history.
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Meanwhile, House Democrats, who are the most consequential figures to decide whether Congress will pursue impeachment, kept their thoughts much closer to the vest.
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The event, which saw Trump return to the campaign trail for a confidence-infusing rally, capped one of the most consequential days of his presidency.
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"And President Trump, in one of his most consequential achievements, delivered on that campaign promise with the appointments of Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh," Davis added.
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McGahn is widely credited with spearheading the president's rapid appointment of judges to the federal bench, one of the most consequential actions of his presidency.
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The secretary for the Department of Education might not the most consequential of positions inside the Trump administration, but the decision by two Republicans -- Sens.
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Without bolder public policies in place, the United States risks losing out on the energy revolution -- one of the most consequential transformations of this century.
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But the gamesmanship in Mason City highlights the most consequential strategic fight underway: a neighborhood-by-neighborhood battle between two canny veterans of Iowa politics.
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The most consequential change it has achieved—allowing states to place work requirements on Medicaid recipients—could also prove short-lived and politically short-sighted.
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This is evidence that even as they twisted the rule at the time, they recognized its value and retained it for the most consequential situations.
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Why it matters: Appointing federal judges can be a president's most consequential act as they remain on the bench long after a presidency is over.
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Withdrawing from the Paris agreement was one of the most consequential announcements of Trump's young presidency, which has been most successful in reversing Obama policies.
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The collection compiles 450 of Haeckel's most consequential prints of flora and fauna, alongside trilingual commentary by zoologist Rainier Willman and art historian Julia Voss.
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" Huntsman, a former ambassador to China and Singapore, labeled the U.S. relationship with Russia "among the most consequential and complex foreign policy challenges we face.
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Graff argued that "history may show" that the start of this week was "among the most consequential" yet in Mueller's probe into Russian election interference.
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This is one of the most consequential acts that the federal government can take towards a tribe, and the Supreme Court ruled in Solem v.
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ISTANBUL — President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has always had ambitions of surpassing Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of modern Turkey, as the country's most consequential figure.
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For supporters of Israel, the trend is not only troubling, it's one of the most consequential long-term political challenges in the relationship since 1948.
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Expanding 85033s to include K-12 expenses would be one of the most consequential policy improvements for middle and lower-income households in a generation.
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But fish populations suffered in the 1800s as fishing pressure increased, water quality diminished and, most consequential, dams blocked the fish from their spawning grounds.
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The same economists declared Trump's tariffs to be the most consequential trade experiment since the 1930 Smoot-Hawley tariffs, blamed for worsening the Great Depression.
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Here's a news flash for Official Washington: President-elect Trump could be one of the most consequential chief executives to occupy the Oval Office. 22019.
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The most consequential thing a president could do on the issue is to appoint Supreme Court justices who are open to eroding free-speech rights.
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In Brexit, Britain faces the most consequential foreign policy decision of the past half-century, one that will transform the country's position in the world.
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And that's enough to make Libra, the new virtual coin that Facebook is announcing on Tuesday, the most consequential cryptocurrency effort undertaken in several years.
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What followed was a dayslong, behind-the-scenes tussle over the first public presentation of one of the most consequential government investigations in American history.
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Bigger picture: At stake in the dispute is who shapes the public's initial understanding of one of the most consequential government investigations in American history.
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One of the most consequential differences between the book and show is that, given its historical setting, the artificial insemination plotline had to be adapted.
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Mr. Trump's decision about whether to speak to prosecutors, expected in the coming weeks, will shape one of the most consequential moments of the investigation.
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Why, during their account of 1922 — "one of the most consequential periods of his life," they write — does the narrative drop into an actual timeline?
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As the story unfolds, it becomes painfully clear that the most consequential human ignorance about God's creatures was not knowing how to keep them alive.
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As finance minister in Mr. Modi's government, Mr. Jaitley rolled out some of the most consequential economic measures since India opened its markets in 1991.
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As finance minister in Mr. Modi's government, Mr. Jaitley rolled out some of the most consequential economic measures since India opened its markets in 1991.
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So too could be a sea voyage or a top law enforcement official's actions in the days before the most consequential presidential election in generations.
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William Wehrum, an energy industry attorney and former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) official, has been tapped to fulfill one of the agency's most consequential roles.
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Yet it is not easy being part of the Big Ten these days, at least when it comes to reaching college football's most consequential games.
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Yet it is not easy being part of the Big Ten these days, at least when it comes to reaching college football's most consequential games.
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My Mom The most consequential hit to the bottom line may be from people, including longtime fans, who are holding on to their phones longer.
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Some lawmakers regret Parliament's decision in June 2015 to call a referendum and surrender sovereignty on one of the most consequential decisions in Britain's history.
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Obama, with just a hint of nostalgia, noted it was their last meeting, and called the two countries' relationship the most consequential in the world.
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That might have been the most consequential opinion the chief justice wrote for the term limiting the activities that can be considered corrupt under federal law.
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A more strident critique of Islam from the Oval Office would mark one of the most consequential breaks from the conventions followed by Trump's immediate predecessors.
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Yet he will be placed on the sidelines for many of its most consequential investigations and decisions because he has represented so many of these companies.
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"Amy has had a hand in some of the most consequential legislative progress for American families in the past decade," Ms. Pelosi said in a statement.
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His internal 2009 schedule -- obtained by CNN -- shows how he maneuvered behind the scenes during one of the most consequential periods of legislating on Capitol Hill.
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That's what he did for Jason Hirschhorn's Media Redef last fall, when he posited, tongue only slightly in cheek, that Zuckerberg is Earth's most consequential person.
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Despite the narrow issue, both sides accuse their opponents of having far bigger aims, turning it into the most consequential industrial action in Britain for decades.
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Of the bevy of bullet points in Mr Obama's new package of executive actions, the most consequential is his decision to require significantly expanded background checks.
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The most consequential upending of precedent lies in the contrast between how Democrats passed the Affordable Care Act and how Republicans are attempting to repeal it.
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Tuesday should have been one of the most consequential days of his presidency, coming a day after House Republicans dropped their shiny new health care bill.
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"I think he had a distinguished career and will be one of the most consequential justices of the modern era of the Supreme Court," Graham said.
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It's Mr. Morrison's 211th studio album and his most consequential at least since the similarly titled "Keep It Simple," from eight years ago. Caroline. Sept. 2130.
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Medicaid sometimes flies under the radar, but moves like imposing work requirements in the program are some of the most consequential changes the administration has made.
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The most consequential speech of her campaign, and of her career, seemed to contain an unspoken concession: By now it is all but impossible for Mrs.
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In enlisting their constituents' support for a renewed commitment to Atlanticism, this generation of Western leaders faces the greatest and most consequential test in 70 years.
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Perhaps the most consequential aspect of these events is what they have revealed about the Administration's cluelessness when it comes to the everyday lives of Americans.
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The Battle of Agincourt, immortalized in Shakespeare's play "Henry V," was one of the most consequential conflicts of the Hundred Years' War between England and France.
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Why it matters: The final stretch before the midterm election is the most consequential time to get voters motivated to actually show up to the polls.
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The Bank of Japan was the latest, and the one with the most debt to push into the negative yield absurdity — and therefore the most consequential.
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And, in what could be Mr. Trump's most consequential action yet, his administration will seek to undermine the very science on which climate change policy rests.
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The fight between labor unions and Uber — one of Silicon Valley's most cherished investments — is perhaps the most consequential legislative battle taking place in the country.
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"The next eight weeks will be the most challenging for ... Theresa May and the most consequential for Brexit," said Mujtaba Rahman, an analyst at Eurasia Group.
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Those initiatives were met with international acclaim and positioned Brazil as one of the most consequential and engaged nations in the effort to reduce climate change.
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Saturday's unification bout was one of the most consequential and emotional fights of 2017 so far, but it started off looking like an ordinary Aldo fight.
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The talks with the European Union, perhaps the most consequential set of negotiations Britain has faced since World War II, are scheduled to begin next week.
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That's the deadline President Trump set for himself to announce the fate of the Iran nuclear agreement, one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency.
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In an interview on Friday, Mr. McConnell said that he viewed the elevation of Judge Gorsuch as quite likely the most consequential accomplishment of his career.
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The move is her most consequential act as speaker, and one that could shape the future of the Trump presidency, the 2020 election and the nation.
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The election on Sunday is one of the most consequential in recent times — not just for France, but for Europe — and one of the most unpredictable.
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The Supreme Court is beginning one of the most consequential terms in its history, with cases dealing with gun rights, immigration, and other hot button issues.
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Qasem Soleimani is arguably the most consequential American intervention in the Middle East since George W. Bush authorized the ill-fated invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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The tussle between labor unions and Uber — one of Silicon Valley's most beloved investments — was perhaps the most consequential legislative battle taking place in the country.
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The most consequential charges against Michael Flynn were the ones Robert Mueller didn't levy against Flynn, writes former F.B.I. agent Asha Rangappa in The Washington Post.
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Overall, though, the implications matter most for Indiana, since it's one of the two most consequential states that still appears up for grabs, along with California.
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Even for a former House speaker who moved some of the most consequential bills in recent U.S. history through Congress, Nancy Pelosi navigated a gantlet this week.
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The result is a distilled version of Game of Thrones, one that gives audiences only the best, most consequential moments with the characters they care about most.
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The last and most consequential was T.V. Gopalakrishnan, an esteemed vocalist, mrudangam drummer and violinist based in Chennai, where Mr. Gopalnath became prominent on the music scene.
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Perhaps one of her most consequential campaign promises, though, was to expand Medicaid — which would cover about 150,000 adults in the state, according to the Commonwealth Fund.
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While Bowie's personal life and orientation were subject to much public curiosity, his performance of gender was the most consequential part of his art and his legacy.
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Donald Trump's and Hillary Clinton's choice for vice president will be the most consequential decision that the candidates will make during the course of the presidential race.
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On Monday night, Donald Trump made what is sure to be one of the most consequential moves of his presidency, nominating Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court.
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The most consequential provision: privatizing air-traffic control by transferring that power from the FAA to a non-profit entity, funded by user fees, over three years.
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The fallout from this political drama is still unfolding, but it's definitely an unexpected twist in the results of one of Israel's most consequential elections in years.
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President Obama said the effects of climate change are "terrifying" and that his effort to fight global warming will be the most consequential piece of his legacy.
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Thursday is arguably the most consequential day in Trump's six months as president, which means that it shouldn't be surprising at all that it is completely chaotic.
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But of all the articles he wrote and edited, the one he dashed off about the Times advertisement would prove to be one of the most consequential.
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Democrats, speaking from the floor ahead of the vote, characterized it as one of the most consequential they have taken and urged GOP senators to buck Trump.
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This election may well be one of the most consequential of many generations because the next President will face so many complex pressures — from within and without.
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Among the act's most consequential provisions was a rule that children under the age of 13 could not give out their personal information without a parent's permission.
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The Iran nuclear deal, signed last year after months of direct negotiations with Iranian officials, is likely to be remembered as Mr. Obama's most consequential diplomatic achievement.
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It would be the most consequential night of Fox News's year — if the network had not just endured the most traumatic period in its two-decade history.
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Friedman said Mohammed's campaign to roll back the strict religious atmosphere that has dominated the kingdom since 1979 is the most consequential item on his reform agenda.
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Murphy isn't one of the more high-profile Supreme Court cases in recent years, but it may lead to one of the most consequential decisions this term.
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If the military, scientific and other essential communities take heed and act, Trump's executive order may well be the most consequential signed by any president in history.
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ANNALYN KURTZ BOND FINANCING On Friday, Puerto Rico is expected to default on scheduled debt payments totaling $1.9 billion, its biggest and most consequential default to date.
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The trial was a good reminder of just how young the people are who run campaigns for some of the most consequential public offices in the country.
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But upon its unveiling, it did seem as though some of the most consequential efforts to transform the banks had been edited out at the industry's behest.
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Both men were at the mysterious heart of some of the most consequential assassinations of the twentieth century, and the stories of both remain mired in conspiracy.
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The most consequential outstanding question, those closely watching the investigation say, is what Mueller's inquiry will reveal about Trump, his family and their involvement in any collusion.
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The safe haven of false equivalence led the press to ignore one of the most consequential developments in contemporary American politics: the radicalization of the Republican Party.
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The NATO summit in Brussels on Wednesday and next Thursday is one of the most consequential meetings of Western leaders since the end of the Cold War.
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In the years that I've written the column, the technology business has swallowed the world, becoming by far the largest and most consequential industry on the globe.
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"Congressman Conyers has served in the Congress for more than five decades and shaped some of the most consequential legislation of the last half-century," she said.
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"If [l]ibra succeeds, it could represent one of the most consequential products Facebook has ever released — both for the company and for the world," Statt writes.
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And then you add on top of that that we're in the middle of one of the most consequential elections that we've ever seen in American history.
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Congress should act on this critical issue, but so, too, should local governments, where some of the most consequential uses of government by algorithm can be found.
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Phase two is the briefest but the most consequential: It spans March 1 to 17, in which more than half of all delegates will be locked down.
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To that end, McConville said the Army was rolling out a new assessment program for what he called "the most consequential job" in the Army: battalion command.
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The most consequential decision a member of Congress can make is whether to send troops into harm's way, and it is one we take seriously and personally.
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In the Clinton impeachment, Rehnquist's decision to wear stripes "was among the most consequential decisions he made at the trial," wrote Adam Raymond in New York Magazine.
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And for the love of God, how had his thinking about the Chinese Room not evolved one jot in the 40 most consequential years of global digitization?
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The most consequential accomplishment of the impeachment effort, I think, is that it did exactly what President Trump tried to do by pressuring the president of Ukraine.
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He also authorized a military strike that has roiled the Middle East and is likely to endure as one of the most consequential acts of his presidency.
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Saudi Vision 2030 — Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman's bid to diversify his nation's oil-dependent economy — is one of the most consequential development plans in modern history.
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The ambassador will testify Wednesday in the most consequential moment yet in the House impeachment inquiry with his own, and President Donald Trump's future at significant risk.
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But the conclusion that Moscow ran an operation to help install the next president is one of the most consequential analyses by American spy agencies in years.
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The president is about to make the most consequential decision of his presidency in a long time about troop levels," he said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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"We've established a chain of command all the way up to Mark and Sheryl to be able to weigh in on the most consequential things," he said.
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It attempts to nibble at one of the most consequential questions of our age: What will happen with jobs in the new age of automation and artificial intelligence?
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It was also an embarrassment for Colombian pollsters, who were so confident the accord would be approved that they muffed their country's most consequential election in a generation.
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As Joshua DeShaney, he was the nominal plaintiff in the case that led to one of the uglier and most consequential decisions of the Rehnquist court, DeShaney v.
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And, on Neely's block, one that sits right at the heart of Buttigieg's most consequential economic initiative, dubbed "1000 Houses," it's hard to find someone who thinks otherwise.
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Backlash, even more than the Senate filibuster or an unfriendly Supreme Court, has been the most consequential force in American politics in the era of high partisan polarization.
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And it is likely that the most consequential—not to mention entertaining—matches of the fortnight will occur between players without single-digit numbers next to their names.
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As India races towards a general election in April that many regard as the most consequential in decades, the level of political abuses of all sorts is rising.
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So on some of most consequential issues that will shape the world this century, the U.S. is taking a back seat, like privacy, foreign investment, climate and finance.
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"We might be about to have the most consequential tax policy year since the Second World War," said Hassett, former advisor to 2012 GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
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Kavanaugh wrote that the "net neutrality rule is one of the most consequential regulations ever issued," but that it was "unlawful and must be vacated" for two reasons.
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History may show that Monday ranks among the most consequential days yet of Robert Mueller's 18-month special counsel investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Here you'll find the most distinguished and accomplished professionals from the influence world who are on the front lines of the nation's most consequential political and policy battles.
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At once the most consequential and most hyped technology, no one doubts that AI will change business software and increase productivity like few, if any, technologies before it.
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Though this has been lauded by many as the most consequential moment of the debate, it is unlikely this will shift the primary race in a significant way.
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CLICK FOR MORE PRIMARY RACES TO WATCH Video But the most consequential races Tuesday are the House battles playing out in California, with control of Congress at stake.
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"We could see low turnout among conservatives who see the GOP nominee for U.S. Senate, perhaps the most consequential race, trailing by such a wide margin," he added.
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It captures, more than anything before, the gravid, intoxicating atmosphere of Britain in the 1990s that nurtured the most consequential generation of British artists of the last century.
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No, they're starting to take sides, weighing in on one of the most consequential legislative battles taking place in the country: the fight over California bill AB 213.
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Yet in the case of the Comey firing, which may prove to be one of the most consequential decisions of his presidency, we still don't understand his reasoning.
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But it also set up the annual game between Auburn and Alabama (10-0) as the most consequential Iron Bowl since the 2013 iteration, of Kick-Six fame.
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Three years ago, David Gunning, one of the most consequential people in the emerging discipline of X.A.I., attended a brainstorming session at a state university in North Carolina.
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A summit meeting next month between Mr. Trump and Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, is widely seen as among the most consequential moments of his presidency.
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"This year is the beginning of the most consequential decade in human history," Tom Rivett-Carnac, a founding partner of Global Optimism, alongside Figueres, told CNBC on Monday.
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One of the most consequential things that could happen in American politics would be finding a way to inspire even a small fraction of nonvoters to start voting.
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The president, meanwhile, was headed to West Virginia for a campaign rally on what has become one of the most consequential and perhaps catastrophic days of his presidency.
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It would not be an overstatement to call this one of the most consequential discoveries in the history of science, which would enable scientists to test fundamental theories.
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But getting bad-mouthed by fellow world leaders was hardly the most consequential incident of the multifront battle the president has been waging over the past 48 hours.
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At issue is when politicians go too far in drawing lines for partisan gain, and it could be one of the most consequential cases of the court's term.
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But an extremely large share of Obama's most consequential actions have taken the form of Environmental Protection Agency regulation of greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.
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But even though it's boring, making appointments to the Federal Reserve Board is one of the most consequential powers a president has — especially in a time of gridlock.
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By all accounts, he was an influential member of the hacktivist collective during its most consequential period, but he has so far escaped the fate of his former comrades.
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"The decision I made not to fill the Supreme Court vacancy when Justice Scalia died was the most consequential decision I've made in my entire public career," he said.
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But in Tennessee this week, I saw only one national news outlet, Reuters, show up to cover perhaps the most consequential election taking place in the South this year.
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It will not be in the halls of Congress, it will be in state legislatures across the country, where Democrats suffered their most consequential losses during the Obama era.
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Thursday has been shaping up to be one of the most consequential days in court so far for the House impeachment inquiry and the White House's attempts to stonewall.
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The bottom line: Expanded Medicaid coverage, much of it in red or purple states, is one of the most consequential on-the-ground changes these midterms could produce. 1.
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Perhaps the most consequential example came in 2008, as the EPA was crafting new regulations for ground-level ozone pollution, or smog, as required by the Clean Air Act.
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It was possibly the most consequential moment of Cruz's career—he chose honor, sort of, and that decision will either help him or haunt him in 2020 or 2024.
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There were many differences between the candidates on display in this contest, but the most consequential one was that Clinton displayed the basic personal qualities necessary to be president.
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That victory was the most consequential vote which the small country has had for decades: it caused an exhalation of relief from mainstream politicians all over Europe and beyond.
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That response likely doesn't mean a final rule, but instead the next step in what could end up being one of the most consequential energy regulatory moves in decades.
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That confidence and intuitive skill made "Trapsoul" (TrapSoul/RCA) the most consequential R&B album of last year, and Mr. Tiller the most promising young voice in the genre.
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On the cutting edge of blockchain and transport technology and with a UAE-led mission to Mars, Dubai's fourth "T" might just be the most consequential of them all.
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As history has proven time and again, authorizing the use of military force is the most consequential decisions an American politician will ever make in his or her lifetime.
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There is no doubt that this year's election is one of the most consequential in modern history, and the Latino community has the power to elect our next president.
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The material obtained by The Intercept has already begun to delineate the contours of what may be one of the most consequential legal plots of the twenty-first century.
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"I believe we're about to see the most consequential presidency that we've seen since Lyndon Johnson," Garcia said, according to footage of the event obtained by the Miami Herald.
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By openly calling on foreign governments for support, Guaidó, an engineer who presides over the country's National Assembly, presents the sharpest and most consequential threat yet to Maduro's regime.
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But interviews with Steele's friends, colleagues, and business associates tell a very different story about how a British citizen became enmeshed in one of America's most consequential political battles.
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While millennials have faced a slew of challenges in building up wealth and getting ahead financially, the most consequential problem facing the generation might not be measured in dollars.
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In a stunning turn of events, Trump, the ultimate political outsider had managed to settle on a consummate political insider as the most consequential Supreme Court pick in decades.
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Requiring colleges to use a standardized form would make life a lot easier for college students, who are making one of the most consequential financial decisions of their lives.
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And one of the most consequential questions about the future of the GOP is whether there will be a wave of Trump imitators in future primaries across the country.
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Replacing Kennedy with a more conservative justice would likely lead to new limits on abortion and LGBT rights, and could easily be the most consequential act of Trump's presidency.
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Among the many issues currently polarizing American politics—abortion, climate change, health care, immigration, gun control—one of the most consequential tends to be one of the least discussed.
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One of the first and most consequential steps we can take is to ensure that all DNA rape kits that are collected following a sexual assault are tested immediately.
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If many of the most closely watched elections are at the federal level, governors' races around the country may be the most consequential elections, long term, for both parties.
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We wanted to be on the same page the next day, reminding every senator that this is the most consequential vote they will ever make in their entire career.
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One of the strangest — and most consequential — feuds in Donald Trump's orbit has long been the enmity between presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner and former New Jersey Gov.
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In his telling, his most consequential vote there was for the open housing bill of 1968, an extension of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which he had campaigned against.
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Our review, by the science writer James Gleick, calls it "a thorough, illuminating exploration of the most consequential controversy raging in modern science," one that raises thorny philosophical questions.
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"After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time," Pruitt said.
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New York (CNN Business)James "Jimmy" Finkelstein, the owner of The Hill newspaper, is not a widely known media executive, but he is one of the era's most consequential.
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The most consequential conversation on North Korea during President Trump's trip will occur in Beijing, where a domestically empowered Chinese President Xi Jinping will welcome an embattled American president.
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Mick Mulvaney is isolated, marginalized and growing more irrelevant to the West Wing staff he's meant to lead during one of the most consequential moments of the Trump presidency.
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Nonetheless, the case is the most important business dispute of the term, and the most consequential litigation facing Apple outside of its billion dollar intellectual property suit against chipmaker Qualcomm.
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Folding the President's obstruction into articles of impeachment in short order could play into his claims that she's running a "kangaroo court" and rushing the most consequential function of Congress.
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And the only realistic way these assaults on our democracy can be repelled is for Democrats to get serious about the most consequential, and overlooked, part of our political system.
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Do you think that after the smoke clears and we return to originally scheduled programming we will find that the most urgent, most consequential news is what happened with Trump?
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"He's about to become the most consequential person on the planet … it's a massive burden … it's such an enormous amount of responsibility, so I suspect he will change," Damon said.
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All this suggests that if someone were naming the three most consequential countries in the Middle East today, it would actually be three non-Arabs nations: Turkey, Israel and Iran.
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RELATED: Inside an embattled Trump's most consequential evening of turmoil yet Senators are generally highly aware of what they are allowed to say when leaving a sensitive briefing like this.
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Yet, in June, the Supreme Court will decide the most consequential abortion case in decades involving a Texas law that could force the closure of abortion clinics in the state.
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But his most consequential action on the issue this month -- calling the bill the House passed "mean" in a private meeting with Senate Republicans -- has only made things more difficult.
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These are Trump's five most consequential tweets -- the posts that, for better or worse, have come to define the opening days of his rambunctious and often ramshackle presidency. 1. Terrible!
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While JASTA will have a wide range of devastating consequences in the long run, it will create immediate damage by unjustly alienating one of America's most consequential allies: Saudi Arabia.
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Now, through the combination of HI and AI, we are at the brink of intelligence enhancement, which could be the most consequential technological development of our time, and in history.
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Barbara Jones, a former judge and prosecutor, has agreed to take on one of the most consequential jobs in the criminal investigation of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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The most consequential gains for Democrats this year came in New York, where the party now controls all levers of state government after winning a majority in the state Senate.
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The promise of the U.S. is that where you happen to be born doesn't have to be one of the most consequential factors in whether or not you can thrive.
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To that end, Nixon also announced his most consequential move that night: the departure of Attorney General Richard Kleindienst, who had close personal ties to many of the Watergate conspirators.
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The Trump administration's actions on the question of the U.S. Navy's future will be the single most consequential policy decision of the next four years, if not the next decade.
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Scalia, a staunch conservative and one of the court's most consequential justices during his three decades on the bench, died last Saturday at age 79 at a Texas hunting resort.
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"There's growing concern on Capitol Hill that the largest and most consequential legislative fight of this year ... is already off to a terrible start," CNN Congressional Correspondent Phil Mattingly said.
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This year's G220 gathering is expected to be one of the most consequential summits since the group's leaders first met in 220 to plan how to contain the economic crisis.
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The impact: Here's a look at the most consequential parts of Kennedy's complex legacy — and which ones a more conservative replacement is most likely to chip away at or reverse.
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Syria: The most consequential U-turn of Trump's presidency occurred when he ordered the launch of 59 tomahawk cruise missiles at Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's air base last Thursday.
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For all these important stories, though, the most consequential development in international affairs this week may have come, believe it or not, in a proposed change to Russian tax policy.
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Wainwright, the 1963 ruling that guarantees criminal defendants a lawyer even if they can't afford it, may be one of the court's most consequential rulings of the past half-century.
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Perhaps the most consequential issues at stake in this Supreme Court vacancy are affordable health care and a woman's freedom to make the most sensitive medical decisions about her body.
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Political observers said that while the lieutenant governor job in New York may not be the most consequential, the position does put Ms. Hochul next in line to the governor.
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There also are no calls to ban the particular type of foam used in the shoes, although it was the most consequential element of the shoes, the new study showed.
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"I think the most consequential call I made was before President Trump came to office," McConnell said, but which he meant his decision to block Obama's appointment to Scalia's seat.
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And so the two New York gladiators are again going at it, though this time at the forefront of one of the nation's most consequential political battles in recent decades.
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Representative Ro Khanna of California, a 41-year-old in his first term, said it would be wrong to "deprive one of the most consequential progressive leaders" of the speakership.
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Tennessee is one of 14 states where voters cast their ballots for a Democratic presidential nominee on Tuesday, making it the most consequential day of voting in the primary race.
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In moments like these, complaints about tribalism can be politically expedient — a way of making even the most consequential debate seem like a mere spat between loyalists on either side.
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"This is the most consequential election of my life," she said during a press conference at the Union League Club in downtown Chicago featuring other prominent Illinois Democrats, including Sen.
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The trip gave her a unique glimpse of how Democratic voters are feeling on the eve of an election that she considers to be the most consequential in her lifetime.
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As one of the most consequential roles in the world economy, being fed chair could be another role for Warren to enact her longstanding policy goals on a macro-scale.
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Yet "Les Écorchés" turns out to be one of the best and most consequential episodes of the season, eager to answer some questions rather than teasing them out some more.
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What Divested makes abundantly apparent is that lending is our most consequential national industry, and if it continues unfettered, not only will manufacturing remain fallow, but workers will remain squeezed.
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Trump's mood As the most consequential vote of Trump's impeachment trial was unfolding on Capitol Hill on Friday, Fox News was displaying the real time results aboard Air Force One.
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But its most consequential contribution might be Apple Arcade, a jam-packed new gaming hub that has real implications for how apps get made—and how you pay for them.
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But it will influence the coming congressional spending deliberations, and its most consequential effect may be to push authors of House and Senate budget and spending bills to the right.
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I think that when we look back at 219's iPhone keynote, the most consequential part of it may very well be the pricing for Apple Arcade: $230 per month.
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The foreign policy shift — one of the most consequential of Obama's tenure — resulted in eased restrictions on travel, banking and trade, and the reopening of the U.S. Embassy in Cuba.
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But removing a President is the most consequential act in Congress' power, and Democrats have not yet used the full extent of the law to force key witnesses to testify.
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" Pruitt's statement read: "After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time.
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Background reading: At stake in the dispute over the special counsel's report is who shapes the public's initial understanding of one of the most consequential government investigations in American history.
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Consistent with that, Trump's speech weighed in on the most consequential debate among House Republicans: whether their replacement plan should have tax credits and a continued Medicaid expansion at all.
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Washington (CNN)Special counsel Robert Mueller could testify before the House Judiciary Committee as early as next week, in what could become the most consequential congressional hearing of the Trump administration.
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Thursday's vote to repeal and replace Obamacare will be one of the most consequential moments for the GOP this year — as well as for Trump's first months in the White House.
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"It reduces two of the most consequential women in British history to their enmity, even though they both had many other accomplishments to their names," said The Atlantic critic David Sims.
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Since 1968, some of the black artists who have grown to be a few of the most consequential contemporary artists today have taken up residencies at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
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"I believe that we're going to have -- I'll mention it when I speak -- I believe we're about to see the most consequential presidency that we've seen since Lyndon Johnson," Garcia said.
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One of his most consequential decisions as president was to nominate and then stand by Clarence Thomas for the Supreme Court in 1991, despite claims by several women of sexual harassment.
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On Thursday night, as Trump was weighing the most consequential national security decision of his presidency, it was the Kushner wing of Trump's staff who appeared to win over their boss.
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The House majority could be in the balance Tuesday when California voters head to the polls to pick nominees in some of the most consequential races up for grabs this year.
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"He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham said.
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The most consequential of the hat acts was the one whom the term fit least well: Garth Brooks, who idolized Strait, also managed to succeed by refusing to follow Strait's example.
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Yet, when history judges the former FBI lawyer years from now, her most consequential pronouncement may not have been typed on her bureau-issued Samsung smartphone to her colleague and lover.
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Disappointingly, the two candidates vying to replace Mr. Obama have failed to outline clear and comprehensive visions for one of the most consequential sets of choices the next president will face.
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Whom he hires and how he goes about it will be an early sign of his skill at managing the most consequential "company" in the world, and its millions of employees.
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The Supreme Court has held its most high-profile cases until the end of its term, leaving court watchers hanging for what could be the most consequential decisions of the year.
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I think he does that because he knows, by dint of our military presence on the peninsula and in the region, we are the most consequential thing standing in his way.
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The break between Mattis and Trump represents the most consequential split between those in the Trump administration who value US international alliances and commitments and those, like Trump, who do not.
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Antony J. Blinken Whenever he leaves Foggy Bottom, Rex Tillerson will be remembered as one of the most consequential secretaries of state in recent history — but for all the wrong reasons.
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The unprecedented shutdown of the world's largest economy — a nation of 330 million people — will mark the most consequential stretch of Trump's presidency and transform how Americans think about their government.
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But it's what he does with these last few months that could make the most lasting impact, as the players' union positions itself for the most consequential fight of its existence.
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"This is the most consequential change in 50 years for low-income people's health care," said Joan Alker, the executive director of the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University.
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Today's runoff for the state's Sixth Congressional District seat will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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And a runoff election in the state of Georgia will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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Bloomberg has nonetheless made himself one of the most consequential players in climate change action in the US. So it's worth unpacking what he's done and what he wants to do.
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But the most consequential warming to Russia has come from the surging Five Star Movement, which now leads in the polls as Italy faces the prospect of elections late this year.
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President Trump announced Tuesday that he would withdraw the United States from the Iran nuclear deal, in what is likely the most consequential national security decision of his administration thus far.
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Local party bosses and state senators, teachers and retirees, unionized and nonunion workers, talking about their hopes and dread as a brash untested leader strode into the world's most consequential job.
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But President Trump chose to make the statements in an interview that was carved out shortly before a solemn occasion commemorating one of the most consequential military victories in American history.
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Dear Alabama voters, in a few days you will cast one of the most consequential votes of your lifetime that will change the course of history and greatly impact your lives.
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Perhaps the most consequential postwar Pentagon initiative for our own digital economy was the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), founded in 1958 after the launch of the Soviet satellite Sputnik.
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On Friday, McConnell called his controversial decision to leave late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat open for more than a year "the most consequential" of his 34-year career in the Senate.
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Trump's move to absolve Saudi leadership of responsibility is raising the stakes in a foreign policy crisis that administration officials privately describe as the most consequential of his presidency to date.
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As we head into the home stretch of the NFL season, fantasy players are ready to work the waiver wire as they head into the most consequential games of the year.
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The United Kingdom is voting in one of the most consequential elections in years, with the outcome determining the future of Brexit and potentially reshaping the UK's place in the world.
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The Night King (Vladimir Furdik) and Rhaegar Targaryen (Wilf Scolding) ate lunch together, in what we can only assume was a meeting of the most consequential bit characters on Game of Thrones.
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CONCORD, Massachusetts (CNN)Doris Kearns Goodwin, the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, has spent a career analyzing some of America's most consequential presidents, understanding their shortcomings and the characteristics that made them extraordinary.
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Make no mistake, next Thursday, right here on &aposHannity,&apos we will be analyzing that report page by page on what will be one of the most consequential days in modern history.
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Saturday, President Donald Trump and his top national security officials gathered in the White House situation room to watch what would be the most consequential military operation of his presidency so far.
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There are other areas to consider, but we decided to look at policy areas where the federal government has real clout, or where the candidates' positions seemed farthest apart and most consequential.
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Though not perhaps the most consequential of the looming reality checks, the outcome of a brewing debate over a proposed border-adjusted tax plan could prove a taste of things to come.
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While I will stay at the helm some years, the most consequential decision of my career now is behind me: Who next will take stewardship of this 160-year-old national treasure?
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The legal battle over the Affordable Care Act was one of the most consequential disputes before the nation's top court since Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, took the helm in 2005.
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Arms control accords are among the most consequential and the most difficult negotiations in the world, features that will surely attract Trump — but changing Putin's position will be a very tall order.
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Trade may be the most consequential issue for Trump's core supporters, who believe that the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and other free trade deals take jobs away from American workers.
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Yes, the driving feature, which automatically mutes notifications when it detects you're driving, stands to be the most consequential feature of iOS 11 for one reason: it could actually help save lives.
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And come to think of it it, we always stand for our flag and our national anthem as well...2017 was the most consequential year in the history of the conservative movement.
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This coming 2018 election perhaps will be the most consequential midterm in the lifetimes of all Americans at least under the age of 70 and, arguably, even going back farther than that.
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Of these things, by far the most consequential policy issue facing the Speaker right now is a discharge petition backed by centrist Republicans trying to force a vote on an immigration bill.
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Anti-choice politicians' interference with our reproductive lives keeps women from being able to make the most consequential of choices for ourselves, and ultimately prevents women from being truly equal with men.
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Washington (CNN)Fresh off one of the best -- or, at the very least, most consequential -- weeks of his presidency, Donald Trump just experienced one of his worst weeks in the White House.
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The most consequential night of voting so far in the presidential campaign crystallized, in jarring and powerful fashion, the remarkably divergent fortunes of the two major parties vying for the White House.
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"Perhaps the most consequential issues at stake in this Supreme Court vacancy are affordable health care and a woman's freedom to make the most sensitive medical decisions about her body," Schumer wrote.
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Ryan stood by Trump and, for his loyalty, put the GOP in a position to deliver what will be remembered as his most consequential achievement in politics: the 2017 Republican tax cuts.
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Walmart's potential buyout of Humana could be one of the most consequential deals in the feverish turf war of health care mergers, because it targets the spending power of the aging population.
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But for brands who champion diversity in other forms, like through age (Undercover), gender, size, and height (Vetements), it's a sinister statement to ignore one of the most consequential forms of diversity.
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Surely one of the most consequential racist tendencies in America today is vote suppression at the hands of Republican-dominated legislatures and local authorities working to reduce the turnout of African-Americans.
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Barr's summary "omitted some of the most consequential and incendiary conclusions from the actual opinion," even though he had "evidently no justifiable reason" for doing so, Goodman wrote in an article Monday.
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Then on May 17, 2017, Rosenstein made probably the most consequential decision of his tenure: He appointed Robert Mueller, a former FBI director, as special counsel to take over the Russia investigation.
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On May 7 and 8, 1940, the House of Commons, in perhaps the most consequential debate in parliamentary history, engaged in a passionate examination of the prime minister's conduct of the war.
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The ascent of the real estate mogul and reality show star suddenly elevated to the most consequential office on earth had a devastating impact on everything from multilateral trade to climate change.
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At many of the most consequential moments in American history, I have watched officials bend over backward to be equitable, only to end up faltering and doing enormous damage to the Republic.
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Yet for a "City Center Years" festival to present "Agon," the most consequential work of the period, only in excerpt — that's a self-defeating surprise, a curveball decision of the wrong kind.
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But despite its lopsided nature, the game was among the most consequential sporting events to be played in years, as it marked the end of a prohibition that had been bitterly opposed.
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One of the biggest and most consequential bills on the congressional agenda for the lame duck will be final consideration of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annual defense spending bill.
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Newton, Iowa (CNN)The most consequential moment of the Iowa caucuses won't be the first time that people across the state line up in support of their preferred candidate on February 43.
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Their unlikely friendship could prove to be one of the most consequential relationships in Washington over the next two years and could end up being a rare example of bipartisanship and civility.
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But the most consequential piece of legislation, a bill requiring that every construction worker on projects over three stories receive 59 hours of safety training, has shown to be far more elusive.
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Pubic seating is at a premium in the court's columned building across from the Capitol, and for the most consequential cases, would-be spectators often camp out for days for a seat.
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But Schmuhl is aware that anytime someone questions Buttigieg's experience, the same question applies to him: In the most consequential Democratic primary in recent history, was he prepared to handle the job?
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Americans have appreciated, elevated and respected science, fostering an environment where the world's best universities and national laboratories have produced some of the most consequential scientific discoveries the world has ever seen.
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And even if Trump does declare a national emergency, he would likely face an immediate court challenge and the most consequential constitutional showdown in an administration that has frequently tested presidential norms.
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Shortly following the panel's decision, the state of Wisconsin appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, setting the stage for one of the most consequential cases on the Supreme Court docket this year.
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It has proved to be nothing short of a battle for who we are as Democrats, with some of the best, brightest and most consequential candidates of my political lifetime on display.
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"White-nose syndrome represents one of the most consequential wildlife diseases of modern times," wrote the authors of one recent paper published in mSphere, a journal of the American Society for Microbiology.
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PARIS — In France's most consequential election in recent history, voters on Sunday chose Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen to go to a runoff to determine the next president, official returns showed.
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But the Fed went further than required, extending leniency to banks in the same weight class as Washington Mutual, one of the largest and most consequential bank failures during the 2008 crisis.
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That's why the day's most consequential news felt like Richard Branson's proclamation that he would pause talks between his space businesses, Virgin, and the Saudi government for a possible $1 billion investment.
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Spicer's most consequential nonsense recently was repeating as true the claim of a talking head on Fox News that British intelligence spied on Donald Trump at the behest of former President Barack Obama.
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One of the most consequential decisions of President Trump's term is coming July 9, when the president says he will announce his nominee to replace retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy on the Supreme Court.
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Germany, said Karen Donfried, president of the German Marshall Fund, is the most consequential country in the union, while Merkel, with whom Obama is very close, is weaker than she's ever been politically.
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But when pressed on whether they hoped the president's pick would consider revisiting some of Kennedy's most consequential decisions — including on marriage equality and abortion rights — people at Fargo's Scheels Arena mostly demurred.
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The decision to withdraw was widely decried; economist Lawrence Summers called it "probably our most consequential error since the Iraq War," and critics predicted it would have severe economic and national security consequences.
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Constant Washington shocks have resulted in the underplaying of one of the most consequential stories of our time: Big Tech is facing rising scrutiny and controversy, with many Americans rethinking their online relationships.
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The case, one of the most consequential of the court's current term that ends in June, pits Obama against 26 states led by Texas that filed suit to block his 2014 immigration plan.
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What's more, the fight over California's role in steering the country's environmental policy sets up what could be one of the most consequential legal battles the Trump administration has taken on to date.
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Still, it may be that the most consequential impact on inequality of Republicans' tax reform comes not from its direct effect on incomes, but rather from its knock-on effects on government spending.
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This year could be one of the most consequential years on voting districts as the U.S. Supreme Court and other federal courts are set to rule on cases involving partisan and racial gerrymandering.
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On Monday, an interview Obama gave to CNN commemorating the fifth anniversary of the raid will be aired, another opportunity for him to relieve one of the most consequential weekends of his presidency.
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In the midst of one of the most consequential presidential campaigns in memory, those convulsive events raised the prospect of still deeper divides in a country already torn by racial and ideological animus.
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Female college students are prepared for a major electionEven more than a year out from the election, college students believe 503 is shaping up to be the most consequential contest in their lifetime.
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While it is important for the administration to adhere to long-established U.S. nonproliferation practices, these activities are not the most consequential shift in U.S. nuclear energy cooperation policymaking in the Trump administration.
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The vote could be the most consequential since Lula da Silva's election in 2002, primarily because it will mark a turning point in Brazil's direction and, by extension, its long-term economic outlook.
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We suspect that in part this happened because of the widespread diffusion of a single powerful idea: that the first few years of a child's life are the most consequential for cognitive development.
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For another, confidence — or the lack thereof — in U.S. voting systems could have a massive impact on voter turnout in one of the most consequential non-presidential elections the nation has ever faced.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that UFC 205—held at the Garden on November 12, four days after Election Day—is the promotion's most competitive and most consequential all-around fight card.
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The biggest and most consequential blunder of the Trump administration so far was the rollout of its executive order blocking entry to the US for refugees and nationals of seven majority-Muslim countries.
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But lenders almost always have more experience and information, and the gap tends to be largest for the biggest and most consequential transactions, like the purchase of a home or a taxi medallion.
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For all the talk of Republican divisions, the party of President Trump has largely rallied around Mr. Gillespie's confrontational candidacy in what is probably the most consequential election since Mr. Trump took office.
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All of which is to say that, for these originalists, originalism didn't figure very importantly, if at all, in how they cast their votes on some of the court's most consequential recent cases.
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"From the grassroots perspective, the goal is to make this impeachment vote the most consequential of a Republican senator's career," said Meagan Hatcher-Mays, director of democracy policy for the grassroots group Indivisible.
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In midflight, she wrote the first draft of a speech that said Mr. Trump had "seriously violated the Constitution," and that the House would investigate — the most consequential decision of her second speakership.
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"This is one of the most consequential documents in American history," Mr. Kiffer said, holding up the 1777 commission naming Hamilton, then a promising but obscure military officer, aide-de-camp to Gen.
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Seventy-three were sworn in a few months later as part of the first Republican House majority in 40 years — and one of the most consequential groups of newcomers in modern political history.
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The United States, occupying as it does the temperate zone of North America, is the most consequential "satellite" of the Afro-Eurasian "World-Island," wrote the British geographer Halford J. Mackinder in 1919.
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I think the victories we've had so far in our litigation on the census, which could easily be the most consequential because it impacts trillions of dollars and hundreds of millions of people.
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Mr. Rubio, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cruz have divided up many of the most consequential endorsements there, and George W. Bush, the former president, is expected to campaign for his brother in the state.
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I want you to know what we&aposre witnessing here is really history in the making, what is perhaps the most consequential week, by the way, in recent memory when you think about it.
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But the most consequential investigation is that being conducted by the FBI, which is seeking to determine whether there was any criminal wrongdoing by Clinton or her team in the handling of classified information.
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The most consequential of these myths is that no one chooses sex work, and most are pushed into it by abusive pimps — each common beliefs among many who seek to further criminalize the industry.
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Perhaps the most consequential exchange between Mr. Comey and Mr. Trump occurred when the president cleared the Oval Office of his staff — including the vice president — and asked to speak with Mr. Comey alone.
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One of the most consequential insights that comes from his work is the fact that matter, including planets, stars, and gas, only comprises 5 percent of the total mass and energy in the universe.
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"After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time," Pruitt said in a statement in January.
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The two Democrats have publicly disavowed any active plans to run against Mr. de Blasio in a primary election, even as they have emerged as two of his most consequential critics on the left.
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One of Trump's most consequential moves Wednesday could turn out to be the executive order on public lands -- which in theory at least appears to roll back the actions of the last three presidents.
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Capela's most consequential lessons began in July 2016, a few months before the start of his third season, when the Rockets hired John Lucas II, the former Houston guard, as their player development coach.
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It effectively buried what may end up being Trump's most consequential legacy: The Supreme Court confirmation of Neil Gorsuch, a guy who probably has special headphones to listen to Emerson, Lake, and Palmer records.
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Current and former Trump advisers have highlighted those outside efforts as evidence there is plenty of support to go around as the president faces down the most consequential fight of his time in office.
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JEFF KLUEWER Rockville Centre, N.Y. To the Editor: Two debates down, and a month until the election, and we have had no public discussion of the most consequential question of our time: climate change.
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But rankings cannot take into account, and thus ignore, the most consequential part of the equation, which isn't some spell that a given school casts on a student but a student's commitment, curiosity, daring.
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The foreign policy move — one of the most consequential of the president's tenure — has put the two countries on a path toward closer relations after decades of hostility dating back to the Cold War.
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"This is the most consequential day of Trump's presidency and it's not just a failure, it's a stunning failure," Charlie Sykes, an influential Wisconsin Republican political commentator and frequent Trump critic, said on Twitter.
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This summer, the E.P.A. is expected to finalize the legal rollback of two of President Barack Obama's most consequential policies: federal regulations to curb planet-warming pollution from vehicle tailpipes and power plant smokestacks.
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This is not the sort of moral detachment we should foster in our technology and military communities, especially in relation to what is perhaps the gravest and most consequential of all human activities: war.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump signed the most consequential tax legislation in three decades on Friday, even as he complained that he has not been given credit for his administration's accomplishments during a turbulent first year.
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"Figuring out what quantum physics is saying about the world has been hard," Becker says, and this understatement motivates his book, a thorough, illuminating exploration of the most consequential controversy raging in modern science.
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One of the standout moments of Sunday's primary debate came when Bernie Sanders compared his record on some of the most consequential votes of the last 30 years in American politics to Joe Biden's.
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In a rarefied political atmosphere where personnel is policy, the replacement of Cardinal Müller, 69, who was appointed by Francis' conservative predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, amounts to one of the pope's most consequential appointments.
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The move may seem like a no-brainer, but it may be the most consequential action any of the nation's science agencies have yet taken to hold academic institutions explicitly accountable for sexual harassment.
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A pro-Medicaid governor along wouldn't necessarily make expansion happen, but it certainly doesn't hurt, and the prospect of expansion in the state is one of the most consequential aspects of the 2018 midterms.
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At the same time, the Taliban insurgency has continued unabated, with Afghan forces that are still largely reliant on the United States bracing for what could be the most consequential fighting season in years.
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Ron Wyden, the top Democrat on the panel, said leading CMS was "one of the most consequential positions in government," particularly as his GOP colleagues look to make "radical changes" to the health care system.
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Sen. Kamala Harris and former vice president Joe Biden had a significant back-and-forth on Biden's record on race at Thursday night's debate — easily the most consequential moment of the two evenings so far.
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Washington (CNN)Donald B. Verrilli Jr., the attorney who has defended President Barack Obama's administration in some of the most consequential Supreme Court cases in decades, is stepping down from his post as solicitor general.
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The most consequential of those shows was The Case Of, which hired a bunch of crime experts to try to reenact the scene of the crime and find out who was responsible for her murder.
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In order for immigration advocates to be able to challenge the next president, that president will need to be a Democrat — which makes November's general election the most consequential for the movement in recent memory.
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That means if you're going to cover one of the most consequential stories of our time, you're probably not going to be able to, say, carefully plot out a year's worth of stories in advance.
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It's being billed as one of the most consequential midterm elections in decades, with a wave of Democrats hoping to capitalize on widespread voter dissatisfaction to oust their GOP opponents and win control of Congress.
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You'll probably get the answers some spring day in the future and then have a few weeks, at most, to make what may be among the biggest and most consequential financial decisions of your life.
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"Justice Scalia was one of the most consequential Americans in our history and a brilliant legal mind who served with only one objective: to interpret and defend the Constitution as written," the Florida senator added.
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Maybe not, if Democratic voters are too hopelessly shell-shocked by 2016 to "risk" picking the candidate who shows every promise of being the most consequential president in the bunch, simply because she's a woman.
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"I arrived at the conclusion that human intelligence was the most consequential technological advancement ever — that everything we are, everything we seek to become, everything we create is a result of our brain," says Johnson.
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The Supreme Court's recent ruling allowing Ohio to kick thousands of infrequent voters from its registration rolls has deepened partisan divisions over ballot access ahead of one of the most consequential midterm elections in decades.
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BUENOS AIRES — Investigators on Thursday raided homes owned by former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina, a significant development in a corruption investigation that officials are calling the most consequential in the country's history.
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This week, the state is bearing down for Saturday's Iron Bowl here between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Auburn Tigers, one of the most consequential meetings in the history of that annual rivalry game.
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So the final week of the 2018 season is shaping up to be the most consequential in years — and the decisions regarding those four spots in the bracket could be the most hotly debated yet.
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In the early 1980s, when the most consequential frequent flier programs made their debuts, industry executives thought they were giving rise only to a clever marketing effort that would discourage travelers from toggling among brands.
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Their argument is pretty simple: Mostly, it's that there are huge challenges that we have to surmount this century to get any future at all, making this the most consequential of all centuries so far.
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The dispute arising from Shelby County, Alabama, has been Roberts' most consequential decision on race to date, forbidding federal officials from screening potentially discriminatory voting rules from states like Alabama with histories of racial bias.
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"This is the most consequential 'Two Sessions' that China has had in many a year," said Scott Kennedy, deputy director of the Freeman Chair in China Studies at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Episode 210 is not the most consequential in the arc of the show, but Mr. Long's interviews sketch a portrait of unquenched desire and suppressed heartbreak that recast everything we've previously heard in new light.
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The announcement kick-started rampant speculation about whom Trump will pick for what could be the most consequential appointment of his presidency, giving him the opportunity to move the Supreme Court more solidly to the right.
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At the combination town hall/presidential debate that Politico described as "the most consequential forum in history," Donald Trump repeatedly clashed with the moderators and made himself look awfully small over the course of 90 minutes.
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One of the most consequential questions in America's gun debate boils down to this: Do the policies promoted by the National Rifle Association—and the group's heated, divisive rhetoric—represent the real beliefs of its members?
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Even at a great distance from the most consequential decisions Trump is making, the moral argument to serve has transformed into the moral obligation not to prop up or paint a Potemkin facade on grave wrongs.
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While the Hill investigations into Russia's meddling have been underway since the beginning of the year, the next few months could be the most consequential in terms of hearing from witnesses and gathering documents, sources say.
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Assuming that this is the most consequential one we might have made about our boys' lives, and focusing so much attention on it — when evidence makes the value of either choice unclear — seems out of proportion.
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Since this brand of "liberal" thought has, he says, been the most consequential one, The Economist's history is also that of "actually existing liberalism"—a nod to a Marxist term for the ugly realities of capitalism.
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Nowhere is that aphorism better illustrated than Douglas County, Colorado, where education politics and an ongoing constitutional fight over educational choice have converged to create perhaps the most consequential school board election in modern American history.
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One can only read this as evidence that Mr. Trump and his inner circle don't want people with contrary views to challenge them on the most consequential decision a president can make — sending Americans to war.
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The news conference Jerome Powell gave on Wednesday, his fourth as chairman of the Federal Reserve, was his most consequential to date, coming amid market turbulence and signs of an economic slowdown in the year ahead.
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In her most consequential compromise that could secure her the speakership, Ms. Pelosi agreed to relinquish the gavel after four years, a deal devised to appease dissidents who have resolutely maintained the party needs new leadership.
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At stake in the dispute — the first evidence of tension between Mr. Barr and the special counsel's office — is who shapes the public's initial understanding of one of the most consequential government investigations in American history.
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The offering, which could value Uber at around $100 billion, is expected to reverberate through global financial markets and to solidify the company's position as one of the most consequential technology firms of the past decade.
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It was hardly the highest-profile new case to emerge yesterday—that would be Tom Hanks or NBA players Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert; take your pick—but it could prove to be the most consequential.
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" Playing to the audience, Mr. McConnell asserted, "The single most consequential decision I have made in my entire political career was to not let Barack Obama fill that Scalia vacancy on the way out the door.
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Using our expert survey — and comments from some of the participants in it — here's a guide to President Trump's options as he makes perhaps the single most consequential economic decision of his first year in office.
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ATLANTA — Tuesday's runoff between Karen Handel and Jon Ossoff in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District will decide what has become the most expensive House campaign in history — and quite possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate.
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Grenell now has unrestricted access to closely held national security secrets and classified information about some of the most consequential topics, including any intelligence about Russia or other foreign powers interfering in the 2020 presidential election.
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The opposition to one of President Trump's most consequential regulatory rollbacks — a plan to weaken pollution standards for automobiles nationwide — widened on Tuesday when 24 governors, including three Republicans, urged the president to abandon his plan.
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"After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time," he said in a statement released by the EPA.
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Harris' pronouncement that day that she was endorsing Bernie Sanders' left-wing prescription for fixing the nation's health care system would turn out to be one of the most consequential moments of the 2020 presidential primary.
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In short, the first significant decision by Justice Gorsuch, who was sworn in to office less than two weeks ago, was the most consequential any justice can make — to approve a man's killing by the state.
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LONDON — Britain's prime minister and Scotland's leader met on Monday to discuss the most consequential of questions: Will Britain's departure from the European Union cause Scotland — joined with England since 1707 — to leave the United Kingdom?
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So far, a push for lighter regulation, including easing financial sector rules — a theme Trump barely mentioned on the campaign trail — has been one of the most consequential policy changes introduced by top Trump administration officials.
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Like Todd said, he and Aderholt (and possibly hockey star Henry?) are our only ties to the American side of the conflict at the moment — and of them all, Henry arguably had last season's most consequential arc.
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In the past couple of years, she's proven her power as the deciding vote on some of the most consequential issues in Washington, lifting and depressing the spirits of both liberals and conservatives at various critical moments.
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It is one of the most consequential corruption inquiries in a generation, notable even by the standards of the Southern District office, which has never been shy about reaching far beyond Manhattan to find headline-grabbing cases.
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Last September, the Democratic presidential candidate introduced a bill, the American Housing and Economic Mobility Act, that is by far the most consequential and far-reaching housing plan to be proposed by a national politician in decades.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If measured as a flame to kindling, John D. Graham (aka Ivan Gratianovich Dombrowski, aka Jan Dabrowski, aka John Dabrowski) was arguably the most consequential figure in 19265th-century American art.
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One veiled reference from Trump to Obama, "when I make promises, I keep them," raised one of the most consequential questions of all: Can the word of the United States be trusted from one President to another?
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A panel of federal judges in San Antonio on Monday will begin hearing arguments in a lawsuit challenging Texas's congressional district lines in one of the most consequential legal debates over the way legislators draw political boundaries.
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Trump's total lack of understanding of how past presidents have prioritized the collective good of the country over their own personal aggrandizement or self -promotion represents one of the most consequential breaks with history embodied in Trump.
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What was one of the most consequential weeks in the presidential primaries is finally winding down, after a series of wins, losses and skirmishes that could make it more difficult to put the political parties back together.
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And yet Donald Trump was just elected the 45th president of the United States, soon to take a seat at the most important desk in the most august office in the most consequential residence of the world.
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He went on to serve several of the nation's most consequential Republican politicians, including Ronald Reagan and George Bush, for whom Mr. Ailes sharpened the devastating attack against his Democratic opponent, Michael Dukakis, as soft on crime.
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Republicans were put on the defensive, having to yet again explain why they are moving forward on one of the most consequential legislative decisions of a generation without giving lawmakers the time to fully review Kavanaugh's record.
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If the Buckeyes' 49-22 loss to Purdue (210-29) in October was one of the two most consequential defeats of the season, the other was Georgia's 23-229 loss at Louisiana State (212-353) in October.
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Every presidential election is always the most consequential election in history until the next one, but in 2016, the fear is not solely over Republicans taking control of the government, but of the end of democracy itself.
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The state's target is one of President Trump's most consequential environmental rollbacks to date, a proposal unveiled last week to let cars pollute more while stripping California of its right to set its own air-quality rules.
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The Democratic presidential contenders are poised to face off on Tuesday in one of the most consequential contests of the primary race so far, with 14 states set to vote and 1,300 delegates up for grabs. Sen.
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This combination — the gains in pay for chief executives, the president's pledge to deregulate and cut corporate tax rates — sets the stage for perhaps the most consequential moment for corporate governance since the financial crisis of 2008.
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Beating the status quo will be Guru's most consequential hurdle, and it's an open question whether any company, let alone a startup, can push consumers to change a behavior that's ingrained into how we use technology today.
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WASHINGTON — The primary liaison between the Justice Department and the special counsel's office is set to step down at the end of the month, after helping oversee the department's most consequential and controversial investigation in a generation.
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As world trade disintegrated, nationalist rage spread, culminating in the brutalities of World War II. The British election, and the splintering of the European trading bloc, amounts to the most consequential upsurge of economic nationalism in generations.
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The recent stock market volatility underlines that we are watching what may be one of the most consequential macro-economic experiments of our time: What will U.S. companies do with the dollars they gain from tax reform?
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Once in his seat, Sondland kept to himself and most passengers on the plane with him were none the wiser that one of the most consequential witnesses in the impeachment inquiry was on the plane with them.
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While proposals in the "Vision 21970" reforms to reduce Riyadh's dependence on oil revenue and boost the private sector have drawn most attention, some of the most consequential changes envisaged for Saudi Arabia are to its society.
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" State Senate President Phil Berger, a Republican, responded to the decision by saying, "With judges deciding behind closed doors how many members of Congress from each party is acceptable, judicial elections have become the most consequential in America.
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But senior advisers have also described it as the single most consequential decision she's made since she got in the race on New Year's Eve, shaping the spirit of her campaign and its decisions around time and resources.
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From the passage of Social Security and Medicare to the most recent comprehensive tax reform in 1986 (which passed the Senate 97-3, an almost unthinkable margin today), the most consequential and long-lasting reforms are usually bipartisan.
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Some of the most consequential decisions about how the US government deals with climate change are being made by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), an agency few people are aware exists and even fewer people track closely.
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The hour of 4 pm Tuesday, potentially one of the most consequential hours in the history of the American presidency, made clear that history books will almost certainly note Donald Trump's surprise 2016 election win with an asterisk.
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"The most consequential thing the RNC could do," says Darr, "would be to drop Trump from their scripts" — to stop telling their volunteers to ask about support for Trump when they knock on doors or make phone calls.
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This is the most consequential, black-is-white lie of the four, because it violates Donald Trump's repeated campaign promise not to cut Medicaid and because of the degree of contempt it shows for millions of poor people.
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The most consequential sign of Smith's victory came last month, when EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt sat down with a reporter for the conservative Daily Caller News Foundation* to announce significant changes to the way the agency uses science.
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His most consequential questions for Trump might not be about Russian influence over American voters but about the power that the President of the United States believes he has to control, or to abrogate, the rule of law.
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In a floor speech Friday, Cassidy implored the NFL to explain how referees were "scored" for their performance in the NFC championship game, while characterizing the missed call as one of the most consequential in the league's history.
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It didn't have the power to vote on legislation, and the most consequential bill it helped push -- the American Clean Energy and Security Act -- died in 2010 when the Senate stopped trying to pass its own accompanying legislation.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy has retired from the United States Supreme Court the day on which he was in the five-member majority in what may turn out to be the most consequential decision of the term — Janus v.
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One of the most consequential also happens to be named Churchill -- Winston Churchill, prime minister of the United Kingdom during World War II. In his own way and in a very different form, Churchill told the same story.
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Trump will return Sunday to one of the most consequential weeks of his early presidency, with his Supreme Court pick and FBI director making appearances before Congress and the GOP health care proposal coming up for a vote.
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Today is the first day on the job for John Bolton, President Trump's third national security adviser, and the hawkish former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. will be instantly thrown into one of the administration's most consequential decisions.
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But for me the most consequential story of late was that a self-driving car operated by Uber — with an emergency backup driver behind the wheel — struck and tragically killed a woman on a street in Tempe, Ariz.
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For those of us counting the Republican delegate math in the past few weeks, two states have long seemed the most uncertain and the most consequential for Donald Trump's hopes of locking down a majority: California and Indiana.
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And arguably the week's most consequential vote also happened on Thursday, when House Republicans joined Democrats to demand that the Justice Department publicly release the full findings of Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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At a crucial debate on the evening of the most consequential day of the Trump presidency, the opposition party needed to show that they were not the crazy Marxists of an election some had framed as socialists vs.
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"With judges deciding behind closed doors how many members of Congress from each party is acceptable, judicial elections have become the most consequential in America," Phil Berger, the Republican leader of the state Senate, said in a statement.
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In terms of the three-year struggle between this unconventional president and the Democrats, who view him as nothing short of a threat to democracy, this will certainly go down as one of the most consequential inflection points.
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The rancorous back-and-forth stretched into the night as all 41 members on the notoriously partisan panel had the chance to deliver their opening remarks in one of the most consequential deliberations in more than two decades.
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" Pruitt responded to both audio releases with the same statement, saying, "After meeting him, and now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time.
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The editors praised "the escalation of the war in Afghanistan" as "the most consequential action of the first year of his presidency," even though it offended the base of his party and possibly injured his future political prospects.
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In an unusual move, two rival political parties in Uttar Pradesh -- the country's electorally most consequential state, which always paves the way for the prime minister -- formed an alliance which will likely cut into the BJP's vote share.
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For anyone who doubts the importance of Kavanaugh's appointment, now is a time to remember that a president's Supreme Court a lifelong appointment to the Supreme Court is one of the most consequential decisions a president can make.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As we come to terms with what might be the most consequential presidential election in American history we can attempt to make sense of our present landscape by reflecting on previous political conundrums.
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The races in Pennsylvania will likely be the most consequential out of the congressional races being decided tonight, since the state will be key for Democrats if they are to take back the U.S. House of Representatives in November.
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While this conclusion by Vindman was perhaps the most consequential news to come out of his deposition, one of the sources present tells CNN, some House Republicans seemed more focused on trying to undermine the National Security Council member.
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The new season will feature eight half-hour episodes, four this spring and four this fall, as well as four specials, reacting to the most consequential news of the moment and driving the conversation with shorter, interview-based programs.
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The most consequential move enabled individuals whose children are citizens or lawful permanent residents to find relief from the immediate threat of deportation under a programme known as Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA).
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The larger-than-life characters produced by this Hellenistic dynasty, combined with the period's spectacular cultural achievements—including the flourishing of the Library of Alexandria—have distinguished the Ptolemaic Kingdom as one of the most consequential reigns in history.
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"Whether he was serving in the skies over the Pacific during World War II, protecting America at CIA headquarters, or leading our nation in the Oval Office, President Bush was one of America's most consequential and dedicated public servants."
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Some of the most consequential legislation in this state's history has been enacted this way: most famously, Proposition 13, which put a cap on property tax increases and required a two-thirds vote by the Legislature to raise taxes.
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In truth, the administration has concocted a tortured, flimsy argument—that cleaner cars will cost thousands more, and kill thousands more people—to scare Americans into believing that the government should scrap its most consequential policy for reducing emissions.
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The race for Speaker is above all a numbers game, and in a narrowly divided Congress, it appears these Problem Solvers may have the numbers to force through the most consequential changes affecting the legislative process in a generation.
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It is no secret that there is much at stake in this midterm election, which is perhaps the most important election in generations and arguably a most consequential contest on the federal level for the future of this democracy.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said that blocking Merrick Garland's nomination to the Supreme Court following the death of Antonin Scalia was the most "consequential decision I've made in my entire public career," in an interview with Kentucky Today.
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Sara Horowitz, the union's executive director, said one of the bill's most consequential provisions could be the requirement of a written contract for any freelance relationship for which the compensation is at least $800 over a four-month period.
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However much weight that advice may or may not have had, the sentiments certainly reinforced the doubts that Mr. Trump himself harbored as he navigated his way through one of the most consequential foreign policy decisions of his presidency.
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" After the Senate testimony concluded, Mr. Pruitt's staff issued a statement attributed to him that said: "Now having the honor of working for him, it is abundantly clear that President Trump is the most consequential leader of our time.
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On Super Tuesday alone, 1,344 delegates are up for grabs, which means that, like the recent contests in Nevada and South Carolina, the most consequential constituency groups and voting blocs in America — black and brown voters — will be heard.
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For some career officials who testified, the former national security adviser's coy behavior during one of most consequential moments in American history has cemented their belief that they did the right thing in detailing what they knew to Congress.
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On Thursday, the Trump administration moved to roll back long-planned new standards for light bulbs, which is, if not the most consequential move, at least a signal that it still isn't interested in doing anything about electrical efficiency.
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Why would some risks -- terrorism, climate change, pandemics -- be viewed as national security issues and yet the one most consequential means by which you all were at risk of getting killed -- gun violence -- was somehow removed from the discussion?
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The most consequential trade item this week, however, may be the first meeting of the U.S.-China Comprehensive Economic Dialogue on Wednesday, 85033 days after it was formed at the Trump-Xi summit in Mar-a-Lago in April.
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Washington (CNN)For Rudy Giuliani, the final week of September could very well go down as the most consequential stretch of days in his long public career since he led New York City through the tragedy of 275/11.
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Kyle Cheney, congressional reporter: In a week of big developments, the one I think will be most consequential is former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch's decision to defy the State Department to testify in the House's impeachment investigation.
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After all, Roberts twice refused to interfere with a signature piece of social legislation passed by a Democratic president and Congress, supplying votes to leave Obamacare in place in two of the most consequential nonpartisan rulings of the decade.
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Then, the end of a two-week congressional recess on Tuesday will heighten tensions over the most consequential duel over the fate of a presidency in at least 20 years, with new testimony expected from key figures in the scandal.
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This is perhaps the most consequential midterm election in recent history and you registered to vote, researched the candidates and measures that will appear on your ballot, and are excited to make your voice heard at your local polling place.
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In what could be one of the most consequential antitrust decisions in recent memory, a judge has ruled that AT&T and Time Warner can merge, despite a lawsuit from the Justice Department arguing that the deal would be anti-competitive.
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Trump's selection was one of the most consequential appointments of his young presidency as he moved to restore a conservative majority on the Supreme Court that had been in place for decades until Scalia died at age 26 on Feb.
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Because of the chemical's capacity for warming, the EPA's restrictions on new and existing methane sources in the oil and gas industry could be the most consequential move to slow climate change that we'll see over the next several years.
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And even as she dissented in perhaps the most consequential case of the term -- which prevents judges from halting extreme partisan gerrymanders -- Kagan delivered a statement from the bench that was arguably her most passionate of a near-decade tenure.
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He's about to become the most consequential person on the planet, with more power than, you know-, it's a massive burden, you know, for these-, you look at these people who've assumed the Presidency, they instantly go completely grey, you know.
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The report documented in painstaking detail one of the most consequential investigations in modern FBI history and revealed how the bureau, which for decades has endeavored to stand apart from politics, came to be entangled in the 2016 presidential election.
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"I am truly struggling with this decision and will come to a conclusion reluctantly, as voting whether or not to remove a sitting president is the most consequential decision that I, or any U.S. senator, will ever face," he said Monday.
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The joint actions mark the culmination of one of the most consequential partnerships of the Obama presidency, in which the two biggest emitters in the world have overcome decades of disagreements about global warming to catalyze action on the issue.
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Kennedy, who turns 21990 in July and is the second-oldest justice on the nine-member court, has become one of the most consequential American jurists since joining the court in 285 as an appointee of Republican President Ronald Reagan.
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As the Republican side continues to analyze the race that some labeled "possibly the most consequential special election since Watergate," we have perspective on how crazy it was -- and on what lessons Republicans can draw from it heading to 113.
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With the political world distracted by President Trump's media wars, one of the most consequential and contentious internal debates of his presidency unfolded during a tense meeting Monday in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, administration sources tell Axios.
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But perhaps the most consequential update is that the Facebook News Feed algorithm will now try to limit the spread of sensationalist content on the platform, which represents a major change from how the social network traditionally has approached moderation.
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Meanwhile, perhaps the most consequential development ahead of Trump's summit with Putin happened back in the U.S.: Mueller's indictment of 12 Russian military intelligence officers accused of hacking a number of Democratic officials and entities during the 2016 presidential race.
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The Senate should demand answers from Barr on this issue, which could be the most consequential of his tenure: If confirmed, will you follow DOJ guidance that a sitting president cannot be indicted, or will you re-examine the issue?
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By bringing together the most consequential voices in health care to tackle the questions that matter most to patients, providers, payers and biopharmaceutical companies, we can start to identify solutions to key challenges in the shift from volume to value.
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He is bound to lose the election, and we in the media will lose the rationale that his every utterance warrants notice as a glimpse into the character of a person in contention for the most consequential job in the world.
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But the governor's most consequential move thus far has been to urge the state to buy super-pricey new electronic voting machines to replace its 27,000 ancient, notoriously hackable models that Kemp insisted on using last time for his own election.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday injected himself into one of the most consequential cases of the current Supreme Court term, saying the nation's 2020 census would be "meaningless" without adding a citizenship question to the questionnaire.
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North Korea's successful test of an intercontinental ballistic missile has brought to the fore the most consequential foreign policy question now facing President Trump: Should the United States go to war to eliminate the threat of North Korea's nuclear weapons?
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The state's primary election on Tuesday will set up one of the most consequential governor's races in the country in the nation's largest presidential battleground state, which voted twice for President Barack Obama before swinging narrowly to Mr. Trump in 2016.
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In a persistently riven West Wing, the debate over when and how to return the country to normal life took on outsized weight as aides and the President himself recognized the decision could amount to the most consequential of his presidency.
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It's one of the most consequential environmental rollbacks proposed by the Trump administration: an overhaul of fuel-efficiency standards for cars and light trucks that would significantly weaken one of former President Barack Obama's signature policies to combat global warming.
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What is already clear is that, as Mr. Trump's aides and family members tried over 48 hours to manage one of the most consequential crises of the young administration, the situation quickly degenerated into something of a circular firing squad.
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For instance, Brettschneider devotes an early chapter to an examination of how presidents should use their bully pulpit — not an issue the courts are likely to involve themselves in, and yet one of the most consequential parts of the modern presidency.
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The battle for Al Hudaydah is shaping up to be the biggest and possibly most consequential of a war that started in 2015 when the Saudi-led coalition attacked the Houthis, who had seized the Yemeni capital a year earlier.
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This leads to the final and perhaps most consequential challenge of A.I. The Keynesian approach I have sketched out may be feasible in the United States and China, which will have enough successful A.I. businesses to fund welfare initiatives via taxes.
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With Monday's first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses, Democrats will start the process of choosing who will take on the president in November in what many White House hopefuls have described as the most consequential U.S. election in recent memory.
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But could Trump do the Democrats' most consequential chief executive one better and enlist McConnell's own wife to henpeck the GOP Senate chief into acquiescing as he spreads a massive fortune in taxpayer chicken feed from sea to shining sea?
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The first peace talks in two years between belligerents in Syria collapsed last week before they began in the face of the offensive by President Bashar al-Assad's forces, one of the biggest and most consequential of the five-year war.
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He's worked as an accompanist for some of the avant-garde's most consequential figures — Paul Bley and Bill Dixon and Anthony Braxton — but he also invests heavily in his own pen, writing richly configured music for a wide variety of ensembles.
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The Senate's impeachment trial of President Donald Trump is stuck in limbo, but the looming verdict will likely be the most consequential vote senators take before next year's elections — and a weighty position for challengers seeking to join the chamber.
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"A shadow secretary of state," The Washington Post called Jared Kushner, and that was well before he traveled to Iraq on Monday, beating the actual secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, to one of the most consequential theaters of American foreign policy.
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Masters of Washington politics There's an argument that Pelosi and McConnell, ideological opposites but masters of their respective political lairs, are the most consequential political leaders in a period that encompassed the presidencies of George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Trump.
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It is an indication of how, in a deeply polarized nation where party rules above all else, a process enshrined in the Constitution as the most consequential way to address a president's wrongdoing has devolved into another raucous partisan brawl.
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Perhaps the most consequential decision made on the hearing format was to start each day's proceedings off with up to 45 minutes per side of questioning by congressional staff -- as opposed to alternating 5-minute rounds between Democratic and Republican questioners.
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"This election is one of the most consequential in modern history, and this unprecedented partnership with Apple News will deliver our world-class political journalism to more people than ever before," James Goldston, president of ABC News, said in a statement.
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" -- Chris Cillizza listed the 29 most consequential lines from the hearing... This is what stood out to Lowry Brian Lowry emails: Among many, one line of Cohen's testimony really stood out: "The campaign, for him, was always a marketing opportunity.
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Donald Trump began one of the most consequential days of his presidency with a national call to worship, again pleading absolute innocence and urging Americans to turn to their faith ahead of his imminent impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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Political Memo President Trump was still upbeat Wednesday night, as he settled into dinner in the White House residence with his secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, some 24 hours after giving the most consequential speech of his brief presidency.
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The missteps led Boeing to one of the most consequential decisions in its 103-year history, when it announced on Monday that it was temporarily shutting down the 737 factory, a move that has already begun rippling through the national economy.
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The good news is that far and away the most consequential economic policy decision of Trump's term — the selection of a Federal Reserve chair — has already been made, and Trump ultimately came up with a well-qualified pick with sound views.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The most consequential legal challenge to U.S. President Donald Trump's travel ban will proceed on two tracks in the next few days: in a U.S. appeals court vote in San Francisco and the Seattle courtroom of a federal judge.
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The first peace talks in two years between belligerents in Syria collapsed last week before they began in the face of the offensive by Syrian president Bashar al-Assad's forces, one of the largest and most consequential offensives of the five-year war.
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Abandoning the pact was one of the most consequential decisions of Trump's "America First" policy, which has led him to quit the global Paris climate accord, come close to a trade war with China and pull out of an Asian-Pacific trade deal.
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Trump's renewed focus on his legislative agenda comes days before one of the most consequential moments in Trump's presidency, when Comey heads to Capitol Hill to testify about his conversations with Trump and memos he kept about requests the President made to him.
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Here are five major cases SCOTUS is hearing this term: This case could end up being the most consequential of the term, as the right to privacy and the government's ability to track people's movements is at the center of the battle.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham wrote in a tweet.
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"When I first ran in 22013 I would tell people this is one of the most consequential offices, and people would give me a funny look," said Bob Ferguson, Washington state's attorney general who successfully sued to block Trump's first travel ban.
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More than health care, more than righting a sinking economic ship, more than the historic first of an African-American president, he believes that his efforts to slow the warming of the planet will be the most consequential legacy of his presidency.
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Lynne B. Sagalyn's "Power at Ground Zero: Politics, Money and the Remaking of Lower Manhattan" and Judith Dupré's "One World Trade Center: Biography of the Building" are two of the most consequential new books about the redevelopment of the World Trade Center.
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Reports from those covering the talks describe heated arguments among the participants in the room about some of the most consequential items at stake, including the distribution of power, constitutional reform, values, and what it means to operate an Islamic system of government.
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Amidst the fireworks surrounding this week's rollout of the Trump administration's detailed budget proposal, the president has begun to quietly lay the groundwork for what could be one of the most consequential pieces of legislation to actually garner bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.
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The most consequential breakdown may have occurred in Durham, N.C., a Democratic stronghold in one of the most hotly contested states, where the State Board of Elections agreed to keep eight voting sites, which were scheduled to close at 7:30 p.m.
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The rollback, one of the most consequential proposals of the Trump administration, not only would permit more planet-warming pollution from cars, it would also challenge the right of California and other states to set their own, more restrictive state-level pollution standards.
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But Mr. Trump chose to renew his attack on the man who oversaw the investigation into Russian election interference in an interview carved out shortly before a solemn occasion: the commemoration of one of the most consequential military victories in American history.
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An advisory arm to the president, the office began compiling the statements steadily flowing out of Silicon Valley, hoping to show Trump and his tightly knit circle that the nation's tech heavyweights had vehemently opposed the president's most consequential decision to date.
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"Ajit Pai has the potential to be one of most consequential commissioners in the agency's history," said Gus Hurwitz, an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska College of Law, who is an expert in telecom policy and who supports Mr. Pai's proposal.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," he said on Twitter.
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Write the NYT's Brian X. Chen and Daisuke Wakabayashi: Less than four weeks after President Trump signed the most consequential tax legislation in three decades, the world's most valuable public company — Apple — laid out how it planned to capitalize on the new rules.
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"[This] embodies the most consequential procurement policy changes in a generation," the Coalition for Government Procurement, a group representing more than 100 of the largest and most influential companies that do business with the US government, wrote in a strongly worded 2017 memo.
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That "mini recession," centered around the oil industry during the 2016 election cycle, was "the most consequential event for understanding the economy and politics of today that most people didn't even realize was happening," the New York Times' Neil Irwin wrote in 2018.
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The most consequential ruling, at least in terms of setting a timeline for the race, came late on Monday, when a judge in Atlanta ruled that the secretary of state could not certify the election results until at least Friday at 5 p.m.
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If the diplomats are correct, the announcement will be the most consequential national security decision of Mr. Trump's 15 months in office — though it could be eclipsed in coming weeks by his direct negotiation with North Korea's leader over surrendering its nuclear arsenal.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump has gone overseas to embark on some of the most consequential diplomatic negotiations of his tenure, threatening an all-out trade war with allies and seizing a chance to make peace with a nuclear-armed menace.
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The hard-fought battle for Mr. Price's seat in Atlanta's northern reaches has not only become a financial arms race — by far the most expensive House contest in history — it has evolved into one of the most consequential special elections in decades.
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For the new study, which was published this month in the International Journal of Sports Science and Coaching, Dr. Tjelta set out to analyze what, in particular, about the Ingebrigtsens and their lives and training might be most consequential for their medal haul.
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This account, based on interviews with dozens of Trump administration officials, military officers, diplomats, intelligence analysts and others in the United States, Europe and the Middle East, offers new details about what may be the most consequential seven days of the Trump presidency.
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In a separate February 2015 study, "America's Advanced Industries," Muro and four colleagues report that the 50 industries in this heavily high-tech sector are crucial to America's future growth: These industries encompass the nation's "tech" sector at its broadest and most consequential.
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In an election year dominated by the fallout from the #MeToo movement, and at a time when the Senate was deciding the fate of the most consequential Supreme Court nominee in decades, Feinstein resolutely stood by her promise of confidentiality to Ford.
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On gun control, Congress has repeatedly failed to act and the Trump administration continues to drag its feet, while a number of key states have passed reforms to fill the legislative void on what is arguably the most consequential issue of our time.
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Boston (CNN)A lawsuit against Harvard brought on behalf of Asian-American students who failed to gain admission goes to trial on Monday in one of the most consequential race cases in decades, with affirmative action policies across the country at stake.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham tweeted on Sunday.
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The upshot was that the No. 2 Buckeyes (11-113, 8-1 Big Ten) had beaten the No. 3 Wolverines (10-2, 7-2) on a crisp autumn afternoon — the most consequential matchup in a decade for a rivalry contested 113 times.
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The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), a left-wing institution interested in both working as an outside agitator and engaging with the electoral and legislative process, may end up being one of the most consequential developments of the decade.
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The headlines about the trade wars being touched off by President Trump's new tariffs may telegraph plenty of bombast and shots fired, but the most consequential war being waged today is a quieter sort of conflict: It's the new Cold War over data protection.
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During his more than 30 years in Congress, Frank had been involved in some of Washington's most consequential policy debates, including the bipartisan federal bailout of the financial industry in 2008 and the subsequent Dodd-Frank financial reform and consumer protection legislation enacted in 2010.
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It is unclear just what they discussed over those 24 hours, but by all accounts they seem to have strengthened their bond, and Nunes soon entered Trump's inner circle — cementing a political alliance that would become one of the most consequential of the Trump era.
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Why it matters: The flood of hundreds of comments from major energy companies and their lobbying groups, union locals, regional regulators, and lawmakers — to name some of the parties — signals how the recent proposal immediately became the biggest, most consequential energy policy scuffle in town.
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In one of the most consequential diplomatic events in Britain since World War II, Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday sent formal notice of the country's intention to withdraw from the European Union, starting a tortuous two-year divorce littered with pitfalls for both sides.
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Told primarily in his own words, The Newspaperman: The Life and Times of Ben Bradlee traces the ascent of the Watergate-era Washington Post executive editor from a young Boston boy stricken with polio to the one of the 20th century's most consequential journalists.
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I just wish that another audience were watching and considering the merits of this candidate to the Supreme Court — who will surely be the deciding vote in some of the most consequential issues that will test the direction of our country for generations to come.
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"Dan has a strong record of leadership in the National Park Service both in Washington and on the front lines as a superintendent of a park that tells the stories of some of the most consequential moments in American history," Zinke said in a statement.
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But Ryan's wonk act has fallen flat under Trump, whose most consequential political quality is an endless ability to dispense with political subtext and get right to the point, which in the GOP's case means appealing to white voters who are mad as hell.
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It's important — for the first debate, if Harris wasn't put onstage with Biden, she wouldn't have had the chance to challenge him face-to-face on his opposition to busing — which proved to be one of the most consequential moments of the campaign so far.
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It was not the first time the American-backed groups had clashed — they have bitter differences over the possibility of Kurdish autonomy in northern Syria — but their battles could be the most consequential yet, occurring at a volatile time in the multisided five-year conflict.
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Voters who are activated to battle tooth-and-nail against the resurrection of our white supremacist past have every reason to press candidates for evidence that their failing marks on some of the most consequential issues affecting race and gender justice won't be repeated.
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Behind the scenes, Mr. Wheeler has clashed with other top administration officials as the White House prepares to unveil one of Mr. Trump's most consequential proposals, which would undo a major Obama-era environmental rule and let cars emit more planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.
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Indeed, since the Met needs a music director who will both work with Peter Gelb, its general manager, and stand up to him, the most consequential things Mr. Nézet-Séguin does this season may take place in conference rooms, rather than in the pit.
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As a result, regulators crafting future rules would quite likely find themselves restricted from using some of the most consequential environmental research of recent decades, such as studies linking air pollution to premature deaths or work that measures human exposure to pesticides and other chemicals.
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But unilaterally abrogating one of the most consequential arms agreements in history would be dangerous and cause new tensions with European allies who are already skeptical of Mr. Trump's commitments to the continent's security and don't want the United States to abandon the treaty.
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But Mnuchin, in a statement issued on Wednesday, said Okamoto "has played a key role in the some of the most consequential trade, development, and international monetary policy issues facing our nation and the world," including a leadership role in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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I know, because for the last five years of my 38 years as a scientist at the E.P.A., I was the staff director of the Science Advisory Board, which independently reviews the science behind some of the E.P.A.'s most consequential decisions and policies.
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It was the most consequential upset of the 2000 national elections, leaving Mr. Huddleston, who was widely known as Dee, as the only Democratic incumbent senator to lose his seat that year despite the resounding re-election victory of President Ronald Reagan, a Republican.
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" The difference between these two constitutional interpretations would shape the most consequential political debates over territorial expansion, the limits of federal power and one of the most basic questions of American democracy, whether or not blacks had any rights whites were "bound to respect.
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" The most consequential character may be the city itself, a New York two generations removed, which the creators and their team have captured through spot-on dialogue, time-specific set designs and atmospherics evoking "The French Connection" and "The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.
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When the story of musicmaking in Los Angeles in the 2010s is told in full, it may well turn out that some of the most consequential recording sessions weren't populated with for-hire hit-making songwriters, producers, rappers and singers, but instead with jazz musicians.
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The two will discuss the book's themes and topics, as well as Comey's career in the FBI and some of the most consequential cases in recent history, including the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails and potential ties between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
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The accusation — and the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, and the former national intelligence director, James R. Clapper Jr., emphatically deny that any such wiretap was requested or issued — constitutes one of the most consequential accusations made by one president against another in American history.
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In perhaps the most consequential moment, she announced that the Council would work with four of the city's five district attorneys — Staten Island being the lone holdout — to do away with outstanding warrants for low-level summonses that were more than 10 years old.
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Monday's rally came as he continues to grapple with one of the most consequential diplomatic crises of his presidency, the fallout from the death of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was killed by Saudi agents in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul earlier this month.
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President Donald Trump's announcement on Sunday that the Islamic State mastermind Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi "died like a dog" in an overnight U.S. military operation proved that even the most consequential moments of his presidency can be swept up in his unpolished governing style.
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Policy experts say the undermining of university credits would be among the most consequential provisions in the 5003-page bill, illustrating how in their haste to erase Obama's regulatory legacy, Republicans could disrupt a higher education system that is considered the best in the world.
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By contrast, eight years ago this Friday, Barack Obama signed into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) — the fiscal stimulus bill that serves as the second- or third-most-consequential piece of legislation he signed during his two terms in office.
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Among the most consequential provisions is the permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a federal program established in the 1960s that uses fees and royalties paid by oil and gas companies drilling in federal waters to pay for onshore conservation programs.
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One of the most consequential US elections in recent history is taking place tonight, culminating with either a Republican sweep of the Senate and House of Representatives or a chance for the Democratic Party to retake Congress after nearly two years under President Donald Trump's administration.
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"I think it's very strange, and probably inappropriate, to have a political adviser, someone whose job is to talk politics to the President, sitting in the Situation Room and weighing in on the most consequential national security," said Sullivan in his first interview since the election.
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Dave Hopkins, political scientist at Boston CollegeTerri Fine, political scientist at University of Central Florida But just because parties tend to vote with the platform's promises doesn't mean we should necessarily expect them to make all-out pushes to reach their most consequential — or politically vulnerable — goals.
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The most consequential news of the night, and the most disappointing to climate hawks, is the resounding (1863-44) defeat of Initiative 1631, which would have funded a rolling series of investments in clean air, water, and land use programs with a rising fee on carbon emissions.
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But for my money, the most consequential decision of McConnell's career (and, since this is McConnell we're talking about, the most diabolical decision as well) came last summer—amid intense, classified, bipartisan discussions about how to respond to Russian election interference—and remained undisclosed until December.
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Em was able, at the turn of the century, to become the biggest and most consequential act in pop music because he understood a cultural climate that was earnest and played by a set of agreed-upon rules––and decided he would do the exact opposite.
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In the tenor of his speeches and his most consequential policy demands, he has hewed closely to the model of his insurgent primary campaign, in which he strung together victories by appealing to a zealous faction of the Republican base that applauded his rejection of political norms.
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In what both sides admit will be the most consequential ruling to date in the fight over vote counting in Florida, Democrats are asking US District Judge Mark Walker to invalidate a statute that requires voter signatures on provisional and mail ballots to match those on file.
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He has overseen some of the most consequential EPA actions on behalf of Trump, such as rolling out proposals to roll back or repeal limits on carbon dioxide pollution from power plants, car fuel efficiency standards and limits on methane pollution from oil and natural gas drillers.
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Among the reasons they have come up with: We've created all the big inventions: The University of Chicago's Robert Gordon says in his seminal 2016 book, The Rise and Fall of American Growth, that we have already produced the most consequential inventions like electricity and internal combustion.
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"You can consider me as an Exhibit A." It was a remarkable turn in one of the most consequential, and fraught, relationships in recent Democratic political history — a halting public embrace between two figures long defined by rivalry, ambition and a complicated union with the same man.
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Speaking to reporters briefly at the White House, Donald Trump repeated the most consequential of the many lies of his presidency — that the federal government did a "fantastic job" in its response to last year's Hurricane Maria catastrophe that killed nearly 3,000 people in Puerto Rico.
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Since that vote in 2010 it has been among the most consequential nations in soccer, buying and investing huge amounts to turn Paris St.-Germain into a powerhouse team and also becoming the biggest buyer of soccer rights on the continent through its BeIN Sports network.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Nancy Pelosi announced Wednesday that she had reached a deal with dissident Democrats to limit herself to four years as speaker, her most consequential move to date to put down a rebellion in her ranks and clinch the votes she needs to be elected.
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Before the special election on Tuesday, the largest of Mr. Jones's historical moments, and perhaps still the most consequential, were the successful prosecutions of two of the Klansmen involved in the bombing of the 20023th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, nearly 40 years after the crime.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's proposal this week to weaken fuel-efficiency standards for cars and light trucks could be his most consequential climate-policy rollback yet, increasing greenhouse gas emissions in the United States by an amount greater than many midsize countries put out in a year.
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After comments about Bernie Sanders leaked ahead of the Hillary documentary's release on Hulu, the behind-the-scenes look at one of the most consequential figures in American politics has taken a back seat to the coronavirus and the wildest week in the 2020 primary so far.
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As such, if any of the bureau's errors had any impact on the outcome in 2016, it seems clear that the most consequential was the decision by the former F.B.I. director, James Comey, less than two weeks before the election, to announce that the investigation into Mrs.
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In the unfolding life of Miranda Murphey that afternoon, any number of people claimed to know her best — Republicans, Democrats, presidential candidates and all the strategists and pollsters looking to her as a key to winning one of the most consequential elections in recent American memory.
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In an election that has featured the obliteration of one long-accepted political or social norm after another, it is sadly fitting that one of the final and perhaps most consequential acts was to undermine the American people's trust in the nation's top law enforcement agencies.
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"We had our strongest quarter ever in what turned out to be a record-breaking year in LDA revenue for the firm, driven by one of the most consequential legislative quarters in recent years," Hunter Bates, head of the public law and policy practice, told The Hill.
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In the thick of one of the most consequential Supreme Court careers of modern times, he left a void in conservative jurisprudence and, more urgently, a vacancy on the bench that has yet to be filled, raising still more questions about what may await the country.
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This entire arc plays out in Frozen 2, too, but when it comes time for the film to deal with its most consequential idea — that to put right what once went wrong, Anna and Elsa will have to destroy Arendelle — it blinks and lets everybody live.
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LONDON — In one of the most consequential diplomatic events in Britain since World War II, Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday sent formal notice of the country's intention to withdraw from the European Union, starting a tortuous two-year divorce littered with pitfalls for both sides. Mrs.
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Breaking with decades-old tradition, the two most consequential pieces of domestic legislation enacted during the last two administrations — the Affordable Care Act and the tax reform package passed late last year — were drafted in the absence of any meaningful bipartisan cooperation and without any bipartisan support.
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A senior administration official told CNN's Barbara Starr that the decision on what to do with the Saudis may be the "the most consequential" of Trump's presidency, since it will dictate whether US military leaders and diplomats can maintain a moral high ground on human rights.
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But the case involving Hook's actions toward Nowrouzzadeh is by far the most consequential of the bunch, as Hook is the senior official in charge of leading Trump's maximum-pressure campaign against Iran and is close to top White House officials, including Stephen Miller and Jared Kushner.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration, setting the stage to move forward with one of its most consequential climate-policy rollbacks, announced Thursday that it had decided to scrap negotiations with California over the president's plan to undo Obama-era fuel efficiency standards for cars and light trucks.
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This will be one of the most consequential decisions the president makes in his first year and perhaps even in his entire administration — since Supreme Court appointments are for life, Trump's choice could continue shaping US law for decades after his presidency comes to an end.
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By Steve Holland and Amanda Becker WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton, suddenly vulnerable in the presidential race, is under pressure to deliver a strong performance against Republican Donald Trump in their first debate on Monday, a moment that could be the most consequential yet of the 2016 election.
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