Race is our most divisive issue; it's always been our most divisive issue.
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In fact, it's one of the most divisive food topics.
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This has been the most divisive election in modern history.
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Natto is undoubtedly one of the world's most divisive foods.
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Thus began his journey to become Italy's most divisive writer.
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The outcome validates even the ugliest and most divisive ascent.
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Unsurprisingly, however, this is also Arctic Monkeys' most divisive album.
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The most divisive policy among the candidates was nuclear energy.
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Orban is seen as one of Europe's most divisive leaders, however.
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" Danforth continued: "He is the most divisive president in our history.
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This promises to be the most divisive election in many years.
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Trump is the most divisive American president in at least generation.
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Wild Basin was by far the most divisive of the group.
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Indeed, they are among the most divisive issues in American life.
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It's been the most divisive, most toxic campaign of my lifetime.
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His recent ones have been the most divisive of his career.
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Most of the time, even the most divisive situations have potential agreement.
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Take immigration, supposedly one of the most divisive issues in America today.
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But Trump, the most divisive president in recent times, also brings headaches.
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And Mr. Trump is among the most divisive presidents in American history.
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What follows could be one of the most divisive elections in years.
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Pete Buttigieg: Buttigieg is, weirdly, the most divisive candidate in the field.
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Abortion remains one of the most divisive issues in the United States.
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The Clinton impeachment felt like the most divisive moment in a generation.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in the United States.
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But depending on who you ask, it is also potentially the most divisive.
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Brexit is the most divisive political issue in modern British history post-WW2.
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Immigration could be the most divisive issue in this election for the candidates.
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He has been flagrantly disloyal on the most divisive issue facing the government.
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Consider politics, one of the most divisive topics in any conversation these days.
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Politically, crime had become one of the most divisive issues in the country.
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Nielsen has earned Trump's scorn despite embracing one of his most divisive policies.
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The issue is one of the most divisive before state legislators this year.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive political issues in the United States.
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And finally in 1991 came the most divisive version, Pamela Dean's Tam Lin.
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M. Night Shyamalan is easily one of the most divisive directors working today.
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Among all the topics Americans disagree about, I consider climate change the most divisive.
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In a polarizing age, Facebook appears to be one of the most divisive companies.
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Trump is now exploiting their anxieties and alienation in the most divisive terms imaginable.
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The third—and probably the most divisive—idea is to ramp up work requirements.
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Healthcare will be the most divisive issue on the campaign trail for 2020 Democrats.
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Seasons: 2Episodes: 16One of Netflix's most divisive series, "The OA," was cancelled this week.
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I.A.s has been one of the most divisive and troubling legacies of the war.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pink is perhaps the most divisive of colors.
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Gun control has emerged as one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics.
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On the most divisive issues, including the president, America's political tribes seem beyond accommodation.
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LONDON — The most divisive U.S. presidential election has just come to a dramatic end.
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It's a truism that abortion is one of the most divisive issues in the country.
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Meanwhile, the task of resolving the most divisive political issues often falls to the courts.
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Two of the most unpopular candidates competed in one of the most divisive contests ever.
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By now, it's long become one of the most divisive terms in modern feminist history.
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Iran policy has been one of the most divisive foreign policy issues in recent years.
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The world of cryptocurrencies is one of the most divisive topics in finance right now.
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Next came what turned out to be the most divisive issue: whether to use sugar.
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Gun control has long been one of the most divisive and emotional issues in Washington.
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Once the most divisive figure in pop, Ms. Azalea seems keen to please everyone here.
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Still, immigration is likely to remain one of the most divisive issues of the campaign.
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Tesla may be the most divisive stock on the Street, but it's also not alone.
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While survey results varied, Trump hotels was found to be the most divisive brand in America.
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In the end, the most divisive thing about the ROG Phone is its $2802.11 starting price.
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Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers went to the Super Bowl as football's most divisive player.
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OF ALL THE controversies thrown up by America's cultural wars, abortion remains perhaps the most divisive.
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The wall is the most divisive element of Trump's plan, with 53 percent opposing its construction.
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We are nearing the end of one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in recent memory.
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Kanye is the most divisive topic on Twitter since Disney movie brackets and pineapple on pizza.
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Ironically, the most divisive election since 1860 may provide the catalyst for breaking the legislative deadlock.
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Still, it's the most divisive and talked-about issue in American public life right now. Why?
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What I saw made me change my mind about one of the world's most divisive shoes.
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In an eerily remarkable connection back to that most divisive internecine conflict in American history, Jan.
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The increasing threats come after one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in modern U.S. history.
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She played a major role in some of the most divisive episodes of Bill Clinton's presidency.
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Of all the issues between Europe and the Trump administration, Iran has become the most divisive.
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Heated race: Many Israelis said it was the nastiest and most divisive race they could recall.
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"Everything Now," the band's fifth album, has been its most divisive one, and its furthest afield.
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Passions are running hot as America undergoes perhaps the most divisive election cycle in recent memory.
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" "We have seen the most divisive president ever, ever in our history, really tearing us apart.
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But not just any books: They must address some of history's most divisive and tragic periods.
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Gates also took a stance on one of the most divisive debates for coders: tabs or spaces?
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His speech is widely regarded as one of the most divisive made by a modern British politician.
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Yet despite that wide-ranging appeal, his presidency has been among the most divisive in American history.
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We are here tonight to talk about one of the most divisive issues in America today: guns.
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Take the minimum wage, one of the most divisive issues between Clinton and Sanders during the primary.
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We're still reeling from one of the most divisive and surprising presidential election results in recent history.
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"This was the most divisive speech I have ever heard from a sitting American president," Gergen said.
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In fact, the decriminalization of sex work is perhaps the single most divisive subject within feminism today.
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It is arguably the most divisive problem of our time, and easily one of the most explosive.
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This seemingly zero-sum dynamic has so far limited the electoral upside of his most divisive appeals.
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In his life and death, Pac has been the most divisive figure the genre has ever seen.
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"Impeachment is one of the most divisive things that you can do, dividing a country," she said.
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Despite the sign of bipartisanship, health care remains one of the most divisive issues in the midterms.
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During his time as governor, Mr. Pence was the most divisive leader this state had ever seen.
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Trump's call for a border wall is about the most divisive issue facing American politics right now.
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Now he is presiding over one of the longest and most divisive teacher strikes in recent history.
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He is one of the country's most divisive politicians but also one of its most effective communicators.
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John McCain, before going on to address many of this year's biggest and most divisive news stories.
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Here is a look at some of the issues that could prove to be the most divisive.
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Amplifying lies and empowering our most divisive politicians with an endless supply of attention is not inevitable.
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The Northern Ireland border issue is perhaps the most divisive and politically toxic element to Brexit discussions.
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And we looked at how the N.F.L. has become one of the most divisive brands in America.
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And the most divisive object in post-election United States right now might be a safety pin.
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Trump's stunning victory two days later cemented Comey's place as one of the most divisive figures in government.
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Trump signed a new travel ban Thursday, doubling down on the most divisive action of his young presidency.
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These are important policy areas that also happen to be among the most divisive issues in the country.
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When you think of the most divisive beauty trends, squiggly brows and glitter vaginas may come to mind.
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SANTORUM: The president of the United States has been the most divisive president in — certainly in my lifetime.
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Now here we are with Kaepernick back on the bench and stigmatized as the league's most-divisive player.
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Johnson, a former mayor of London, has been called one of the most divisive politicians of his generation.
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They had to choose from a list of ones covering some of history's most divisive and tragic periods.
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This was the culmination of over 18 months of the most divisive, corrosive presidential campaign in American history.
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Of the survey's 85033 most divisive celebrities, only two, Hannity and Limbaugh, polled higher among Republicans than Democrats.
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She played a major role in some of the most divisive episodes of the presidency of Bill Clinton.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump made an immigration crackdown one of his signature — and most divisive — campaign themes.
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Probably the most divisive times in my life, I guess, since Vietnam, when I was just a kid.
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The issue of gun control has been one of the most divisive issues in American politics for decades.
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The 2019 Canadian election campaign has been one of the most divisive and negative in the country's history.
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The South China Sea has long been the most divisive issue within ASEAN, with China's influence looming large.
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Here are 123 of the most divisive quotes, though there are plenty more where these came from. 1.
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Over the past two years, she has become a recurring influence for some of the internet's most divisive figures.
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That Kavanaugh was the most unpopular, most divisive Supreme Court nominee in a generation didn't ever factor into it.
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Britain's vast financial services sector looks set to be one of the most divisive areas in the Brexit negotiations.
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A recent deep dive by The Verge into technology companies found Facebook to be one of the most divisive.
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The most divisive of these drew state boundaries so as to ensure that power would stay with the elites.
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In "Bridging the Divide," CNN profiles people who are working to find common ground on America's most divisive issues.
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The order, the most divisive act of Trump's young presidency, sparked protests and chaos at U.S. and overseas airports.
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Sen Lindsey Graham (R-SC) calls Ted Cruz 'most divisive' senator he's ever seen and calls Donald Trump 'crazy'
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Jack Danforth (R-Mo.) who called Trump "the most divisive president in our history" in an August op-ed.
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The redemption of Phil Kessel—For years, Kessel has been one of the most divisive players in the league.
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What the U.S. healthcare system should look like has proven the most divisive topic during the first two debates.
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In a new docu-series Katie Couric, the former network anchor, travels the country exploring its most divisive issues.
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Here in the U.S., it's probably the most divisive place for this because of our really complicated racial history.
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Once the commander of a brawny Hindu youth brigade, Mr. Adityanath is also one of India's most divisive politicians.
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The administration's most divisive policy, "zero tolerance," was aimed at discouraging families by separating detained parents from their children.
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And it can't be on the backs of some of the most divisive times of our modern American history.
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For his part, Biden recently reversed a position he held for decades, on perhaps the most divisive issue in politics.
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Most divisive is the part blocking entry for people from seven Muslim-majority countries even if their visas were valid.
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When it comes to the most divisive issues around digital privacy law, some lawmakers are opting to push them off.
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THERE are just 46 days to go before the most divisive presidential election in living memory draws to a close.
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And Democrats' plans so far aren't addressing the most divisive issues, including whom to deport and whom to let in.
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General-election voters currently see a Republican contest dominated by two men competing to offer the harshest, most divisive rhetoric.
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On Thursday, Ms. May jettisoned one of the nation's most divisive politicians, Michael Gove, who had been the justice minister.
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It was his top and most divisive issue as a candidate and the one that has most bedeviled his presidency.
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Can he thread the needle and provide sensible proposals on the nation's most divisive issues like immigration and health care?
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Health care has emerged as one of the most divisive issues in the primary, with progressives like Warren and Sen.
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But he has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears.
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Now a spiraling epidemic has become the latest and potentially most divisive issue driving apart the United States and China.
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The return of Mr. Hekmatyar, one of the most divisive figures in Afghan politics, is bound to upset other factions.
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Colbert brought up one of "the most divisive issues in our country": whether a hot dog is truly a sandwich.
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The campaign was among the most divisive waged in Britain with accusations of lying and scare-mongering on both sides.
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Politicians hoped the court would spare them slavery's sting by brokering a legal resolution to the country's most divisive issue.
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And a presidential campaign that turned on personalities rather than policy did little to resolve the nation's most divisive political questions.
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Andrew Jackson The seventh president of the United States, Andrew Jackson remains one of the most divisive figures in American politics.
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It's one of the most divisive issues of the speech, with Democrats and Republicans far apart on how to tackle guns.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral.
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Click here to view original GIFJump scares are a staple—and one of the most divisive elements—of modern horror movies.
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Immigration reform remains one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics, and a key theme in the 2016 presidential vote.
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Climate change is the most divisive issue among United States voters' rankings of policy areas by importance, a new survey found.
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The most divisive issue for Senate Republicans when it comes to repealing and replacing ObamaCare is what to do with Medicaid.
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The region's independence drive was the most divisive issue in an election dominated by a sometimes fraught debate over national identity.
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They offered insight into the most divisive issues facing the commission: guns and the increased presence of law enforcement in schools.
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The candidates also found a rare moment of accord around one of the most divisive figures in the country: President Trump.
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" Ultimately, participants confronted what was defined to be the most divisive prompt: "What do you think newcomers owe to long-timers?
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The discussion of "safe spaces" has become one of the most divisive subsections of the debate over free speech on campus.
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"These disgusting, abhorrent robocalls represent a continuation of the ugliest, most divisive campaign in Florida's history," said Gillum spokesman Geoff Burgan.
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At noon Friday, the most divisive campaign in recent history -- and a similarly contentious transition period, marked by Trump's attacks on Rep.
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True to his almost compulsive record of courting controversy, Snowden takes on one of the most divisive Americans of the 21st century.
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There is little prospect that either Clinton or Trump – two of the most divisive figures in U.S. politics – can heal the divide.
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There is little prospect that either Clinton or Trump - two of the most divisive figures in U.S. politics - can heal the divide.
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This means the most divisive and controversial unresolved cases in American life could remain so for an extra two years—or longer.
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There has been soul-searching, yes, but also calls for unity in the wake of the most divisive election in recent memory.
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Three days later Mr Kuczynski announced the pardon for Alberto Fujimori, Peru's president from 1990 to 2000 and its most divisive figure.
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A similar cross-party panel tried for two years to reconcile differences on some of the most divisive issues in modern Turkey.
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Like it or not, this election is a plebiscite on the most divisive, polarizing and disrupting figure in American politics in decades.
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Because platforms' success is predicated on making information go viral, the most successful content can also be some of the most divisive.
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I'm referring to 2000's Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, perhaps the most divisive entry in one of gaming's most beloved franchises.
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Perhaps the most divisive project has been the construction of a corridor from the famous Kashi Vishwanath temple down to the Ganges.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in the United States, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral.
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The most divisive presidential campaign in my lifetime followed by one year of a Trump presidency has led me to this point.
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PETER BAKER, currently the chief White House correspondent: We thought it was the most partisan, most divisive era we could ever imagine.
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Here are the top 20 most divisive stocks, according to analyst coverage of companies with a market value greater than $403 billion.
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This, the most divisive political season in memory, has truly been the winter (and spring and fall and summer) of our discontent.
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That might be politically expedient; immigration is one of the top issues on voters' minds, but also one of the most divisive.
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I mean, immigration, probably, the most divisive thing we have in the country right now, but the president is winning on the issue.
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Spain's election is its most divisive in decades and the outcome is uncertain, with no single party close to winning a parliamentary majority.
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The question of whether or not Puerto Rico should become a state has been the most divisive issue on the island for decades.
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With its direct, stoic prose, The Line Becomes a River is a weighty and timely document on one of our most divisive arguments.
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The question of whether or not Puerto Rico should become a state has been the most divisive issue on the island for decades.
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The reality is, Trump has become, either by default or design, one of the most divisive figures in the history of electoral politics.
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"He has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears," Bloomberg wrote of Trump.
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IN RECENT years one of the most divisive issues in economics has been whether or not you see the Baltics as a success.
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But in failing to confront the most divisive forces of the movement, they may have set their party up for its current crisis.
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So it's appropriate that today's short film is documentarian Sean Dunne's examination of the most divisive of all of the candidates, Donald Trump.
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His role in any national military force as a possible defense minister or army chief has become one of the most divisive problems.
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The evening, just days removed from one of the most divisive presidential elections in modern history, had been largely without talk of politics.
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Since hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers entered the European Union in 2015, migration has become one of the Continent's most divisive issues.
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The topic is one of the most divisive issues before the State Legislature this year, and Democrats worry it could endanger them politically.
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Into that crucible has stepped Mr. Farage, perhaps the most divisive figure on the British political landscape, but also among the most effective.
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But Mr. Coulombe's latest proposal, aimed at the heart of this close-knit harbor town, may prove to be the most divisive yet.
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We must continue the fight, and work against Trump's policies that stem from bigotry and a courtship of the most divisive among us.
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They muted some of the most divisive social issues, compromised on others, and mashed together idealism with business-friendly ideas for economic growth.
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Below are some of the main scandals involving Zuma, South Africa's most divisive president since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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His transformation from that into one of the most divisive figures in American history really started on that Friday evening a quarter century ago.
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There is some irony in Clinton playing the role of a unifier: She's long been one of the most divisive figures in American politics.
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Looming over Trump's entire speech, of course, will be two of the most divisive issues in America: Trump's impeachment and the 2020 presidential election.
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The election is the country's most divisive in decades and, with no single party close to winning a parliamentary majority, its outcome is uncertain.
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Now, with the country fighting through one of its most divisive eras ever, Tom Petty isn't here to tell us what might happen next.
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She is already one of Trump's most divisive Cabinet members, and the 2000 Minutes interview reinvigorated criticism that she's ill-equipped for her job.
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When the Senate's hearings on Brett Kavanaugh start Tuesday, senators will formally begin considering the most divisive, contentious Supreme Court nominee in a generation.
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Trump's protectionist views on trade agreements are among his most divisive positions for conservatives in Congress, who have traditionally espoused a free trade agenda.
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They want their darned country back, which is why they're aligning with the most divisive, craptastic figure ever to attempt to run for president.
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But Erdogan - Turkey's most powerful leader since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the modern secular republic almost a century ago - is also its most divisive.
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He is concerned that a three-way race would benefit Mr Trump, whose campaign Mr Bloomberg described as "the most divisive…I can remember".
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Yet if keeping the peace means embracing Mr. Trump and his most divisive ideas and utterances, a growing number are loath to do it.
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At that meeting, Trump will face a conference intent on keeping its majority while grappling with immigration, possibly the most divisive issue among Republicans.
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The treatment of minority groups and the size and efficiency of the federal government were also among the most divisive issues in Gallup's survey.
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All mass shootings convulse the nation, but this one falls in the middle of one of the nastiest, most divisive presidential campaigns in memory.
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But the Sturm und Drang was absent from a speech that all but ignored the most divisive controversies of Trump's first year in office.
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According to the Mercury News , this recall effort has been the most divisive issue on the ballot, with death threats accumulating on both sides.
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Among the most divisive elements is the provision adding a 17th regular-season game, which many prominent players have opposed as a health risk.
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LONDON — It has been widely denounced as one of the most divisive and racist public addresses made by a British politician in modern history.
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Despite all the talk today about the divisions between red and blue states, the Civil War remains the most divisive moment in our history.
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They also engaged in a heated clash over health care, which has been the most divisive issue in the Democratic primary contest by far.
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After the most divisive three years in American political history since Reconstruction, Biden is frequently mocked for invoking the household gods of Beltway bipartisanship.
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In less than a week he's managed to put on one of the most divisive, un-helpful, un-healing presidential performances in American history.
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Abortion, the most divisive social issue of the past forty years, has insinuated itself into nearly every discussion of nominees for the Supreme Court.
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This Thanksgiving, coming only two weeks after one of the most divisive elections in the history of our country, it will be nearly impossible.
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Many voters just seem to want this election — one of the most divisive, bitter and strangest spectacles in recent political history — to be over.
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The Kaepernick ad takes the sentiments of Nike's "Equality" campaign and applies it to one of the most divisive topics in political culture today.
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In order to avoid tainting his big moment with partisan jabs, he might steer clear of his hardline views on the most divisive issues.
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"We can't defeat the most divisive president in modern American history by tearing down anybody who doesn't agree with us 100% of the time."
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The spike in migration has inflamed one of the most divisive debates in Italian politics, and worsened tensions between Italy and the European Union.
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His comments echoed the most divisive remarks he has made as president, which drew criticism from bipartisan lawmakers, business leaders and his own advisors.
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The document presented not just a strategy for standing up to Trump but also an argument for sidestepping the party's most divisive internal conflicts.
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The Kardashian crew has been known to break the internet — and Kylie Jenner's recent breakfast preference revelation may be the star's most divisive news yet.
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That has made it ground zero for the election of the city's governor, dubbed one of the most divisive election campaigns Indonesia has ever seen.
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The campaign has been "the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen," the Jakarta Post said in an editorial on Tuesday.
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In an exercise that involved each side asking the other to justify their most divisive positions, the blues showed the flipside of their greater learning.
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Surrounded by fierce debate, institutional critique, projects, and boycott, the Kunsthalle has become one of the most divisive cultural venues of Hungary in this decade.
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But it shows that nearly six years after its enactment, the health law remains one of the most divisive political issues of the Obama presidency.
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Hatch and Brady have now introduced two of the most divisive issues in health policy — the individual mandate and abortion — to the Obamacare stabilization talks.
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Even if you still haven't seen The Last Jedi, it's no secret that it's become one of the most divisive Star Wars films ever made.
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Of all the culinary staples to be found at a luau, poi — a nutrient-rich paste made from mashed taro root — is the most divisive.
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At what feels like one of the most divisive times in modern politics, the key to building bridges and finding consensus may be actual bridges.
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This proposal has become one of the most divisive tax concepts ever proposed, setting not only legislators but also the entire business community at odds.
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The trial's most divisive issue has been whether the independence drive involved violence — and whether the leaders of the movement could be held personally accountable.
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The trial's most divisive issues have been whether the independence drive involved violence, and whether the leaders of the movement could be held personally accountable.
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However, there is no guarantee that they will get that, given the I.O.C.'s penchant for deferring to sports federations in the most divisive matters.
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Abortion remains one of the most divisive issues in American society, with Christian conservatives - an important constituency for Trump - among those most opposed to it.
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It was the latest heated skirmish, documented on social media, between officials representing the administration and activists furious over some of its most divisive policies.
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Abortion remains one of the most divisive issues in American society, with Christian conservatives - an important constituency for Trump - among those most opposed to it.
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Around Wall Street - The Republican 'border adjustment' tax proposal meant to reduce the trade deficit could become one of the most divisive issues in Congress.
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In his two years as the F.C.C.'s general counsel, Mr. Sallet, 63, has taken center stage in some of the most divisive debates in Washington.
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As the case involving Sandy Hook victims and Remington moves forward, there is much at stake in one of the most divisive debates in the country.
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It's awfully advantageous to not see politics even when, say, starring in a story about one of the most divisive and politicized events in recent history.
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That increase came during the contentious 231 presidential campaign and into Trump's presidency, as he's become one of the most divisive political figures in the country.
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" Ryan reiterated his belief that party unification would take time, especially following what he said was "one of the most divisive primaries of the modern era.
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After months of talking about what may be the most divisive Oreo flavor yet, Peep-flavored Oreos are finally starting to show up on store shelves.
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This HBO documentary probably won't resolve any arguments on rap's most divisive chart-topping mega-star, but it is going to be one great learning experience.
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After one of the most divisive elections in our country's history, we are left with half the country in celebration and the other half in mourning.
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And the summit could be a rare unifying moment in a presidency that is certain to be remembered as one of the most divisive in history.
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The versatile Mr. Lucas was present for some of the most divisive music of the 1970s and some of the most unifying music of the 1980s.
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By speaking so directly of his opposition to abortion, Mr. Trump is putting himself squarely on one side of perhaps the nation's most divisive social issue.
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Cunningham is the only dead choreographer whose work this troupe includes; he's also the greatest and, it's fair to say, the most divisive, choreographer it programs.
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And we can't defeat the most divisive president in modern American history by tearing down anybody who doesn't agree with us 270 percent of the time.
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His harsh statements in Europe suggested that he could be most divisive American leader to join this rarefied club since it was first organized in 1975.
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But police shootings and protests — in Florida, South Carolina, Missouri and elsewhere — ensured that race would remain one of the most divisive forces in our society.
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In the United States, the Civil War remains "the most divisive and unresolved experience Americans have ever had," according to David Blight, a historian at Yale.
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" ... which aimed to "unpack the most divisive and complicated issues facing women today, from the policing of their bodies and judgments to their family planning choices.
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WITHIN DAYS, America's highest court will weigh in on one of President Donald Trump's most divisive policies: his plan to build a wall on the southern border.
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Barr – whose own problematic tweets have furthered Trump's most divisive and inflammatory conspiracy theories, among other things – doesn't mind that Trump applauds himself for boosting her ratings.
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"Impeachment is one of the most divisive things you can do," she warned at her weekly press conference Thursday, where she was peppered with questions on impeachment.
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Yudhoyono and his son are being assailed on multiple fronts in the midst of the most divisive, hard-fought election in Indonesia's short history as a democracy.
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As the most divisive presidential election in recent memory nears its conclusion, some armed militia groups are preparing for the possibility of a stolen election on Nov.
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It seemed that just across the Southern border, America was staging its own version of our 2015 Federal Election, the longest, most divisive election in Canadian history.
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WASHINGTON REFERENDUM 2900 Two decades ago, Washington State voters banned affirmative action through Initiative 220006, in one of the most divisive campaigns the state had ever seen.
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The eastern military forces are led by Gen Khalifa Haftar, a former Gaddafi ally who has become one of the most divisive figures among Libya's rival groups.
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The OA, created by lovable indie duo Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij (who also directed all the episodes), might become the most divisive Netflix original of 2016.
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Here's a look back at how the small Caribbean outpost transformed from a largely unknown naval base to the center of one of Washington's most divisive issues.
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A set of controversies involving race threaten to make the next federal election — due later this year or early next year — the most divisive in a generation.
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Politics is a rough-and-tumble affair, and this past election will, undoubtedly, go down in history as one of the most divisive in modern American politics.
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But another participant in the talks said the two blocs were still struggling to find common ground on the most divisive issues - taxes, pensions, migration and healthcare.
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As Jordain Carney reports, the move would buy time for negotiations on what is emerging as one of the most divisive points of the looming Senate proceeding.
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The confusion over the powerful civil rights organization's endorsement hit at the center of a political fight that's among the most divisive issues in Puerto Rican politics.
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Election officials and law enforcement are tamping down concerns that one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in modern U.S. history will result in Election Day violence.
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David Gergen: GOP, don't rush to this divisive vote America appears to be on the verge of one of the most divisive votes in modern Congressional history.
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But now our bubbles are being blamed for leading us toward the most divisive presidency in recent memory, and suddenly, the bubble doesn't feel so inviting anymore.
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Abortion remains one of the most divisive social issues in the United States, with Christian conservatives - an important constituency for Trump - among those most opposed to it.
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Eat This Of all the culinary staples to be found at a luau, poi — a nutrient-rich paste made from mashed taro root — is the most divisive.
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A Supreme Court nominee, the most divisive in recent history, whose confirmation would stain the high court with permanent questions about the legitimacy of one of its members.
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As the Senate lurches toward a vote on repealing the Affordable Care Act, the fight to strip Planned Parenthood of public money remains one of the most divisive.
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The cost of EU membership is one of the most divisive issues in the Brexit debate with the cost and benefits to U.K. households a battleground between campaigners.
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"Our cheerleaders and members of our band were insulted, using racial terms — the most divisive racial terms you can use," Cheltenham superintendent Wagner Marseille told Fox 29 News.
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Wolf-whistling proved to be the most divisive behaviour, with 21980 percent of 267-24 year olds, and 59 percent of 25-39 year olds considering it inappropriate.
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For a host of reasons, it doesn't feel like an understatement to say that Ivanka Trump is one of the most divisive figures in American politics right now.
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Ever since it was spun off by eBay nine months ago, it has become one of the most divisive stocks on Wall Street, with both haters and supporters.
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Why it matters: Chinese trade and investment are among the most divisive topics in the U.S., and a focus of Trump administration threats to crack down against Beijing.
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If we are to survive the most divisive presidency in generations, it's up to us to climb down our family trees and better understand how we got here.
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Her perceived shadiness goes a long way to explaining why Mrs Clinton is currently trailing Mr Trump—the most divisive presidential candidate of recent decades—in the polls.
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The disinformation campaign overall targeted some of the most divisive topics in U.S. politics, including distrust in the media, minority rights, feminism, law enforcement, and more, researchers found.
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The Democratic presidential candidate's older brother, who has lived in Britain since the 1960s, is entering one of the most divisive debates within the Democratic Party this year.
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Those ads sought to play on some of the most divisive and sensitive political issues in the U.S., and some were viewed by hundreds of thousands of people.
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The South China Sea has long been the most divisive issue for the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), with China's influence looming large over its activities.
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It's about the NFL, and how the president, nearly overnight, turned it into one of the most divisive brands in the country, as the New York Times reported.
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In taking on Caesar, Shakespeare decided to confront the most divisive and provocative political question of the day: Under what circumstances is it justified to depose a tyrant?
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The ill feelings and controversy stirred in recent weeks, ultimately by the actions of the most divisive President in modern history, will reverberate long after he's left office.
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But the speech, described as "optimistic" in advance, quickly made way for one of the darkest and most divisive first years of a presidency in modern American history.
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There are still more than three months to go until the European elections, which are shaping up to be the most divisive since they were first held in 1979.
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Obama's pick, if confirmed, would likely change the balance of the nation's highest judiciary – giving liberal-minded jurists a 5-4 majority on some of the most divisive cases.
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In its Monday decision on the First Amendment and social media, the Supreme Court entered into one of the most divisive debates today: whether the word "Internet" is capitalized.
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The Orlando massacre is fresh in Americans' minds and stands as a defining event in the weirdest and most divisive presidential campaign the nation has seen in some time.
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Trump is by far the least transparent, most dishonest, most divisive candidate in recent history who uses hate, blame and vitriol and props up leaders who do the same.
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"(Brexit) is almost the most divisive political event that has happened over the last several decades," Richard Gordon, law officer for the Welsh government, told the court on Thursday.
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Her eight years in office put her in the middle of some of the most divisive episodes of Bill Clinton's presidency: the raid on a cult in Waco, Tex.
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Because it deals with the most divisive issues, from abortion to gun rights to immigration to prison reform, Judiciary attracts the most conservative Republicans and the most liberal Democrats.
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The speaker has been on a campaign to make the case against impeachment, saying in private and public that the move is the most divisive that Democrats could pursue.
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"Normal Again" (season 23, episode 17) Somewhat appropriately, the most divisive Buffy episode — one that some love and some hate — winds up somewhere in the middle of our ranking.
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Rather, they believed it had more to do with Mr. Cruz himself, one of the most divisive political figures in the state, and the anti-Trump energy of Democrats.
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Mr. Buergel remains best known for serving as artistic director of Documenta 12, one of the most divisive editions of Germany's once-every-five-years fiesta of contemporary art.
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Genetic testing is an inexact science with real consequences How Cats made Andrew Lloyd Webber the king of the Broadway spectacle Eggnog, the holiday season's most divisive drink, explained
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Over his 30-year tenure, Justice Kennedy was often a crucial deciding vote in some of the court's most divisive decisions on gay rights, abortion rights and campaign finance.
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"The trolls would create and highlight the most divisive threads in the conversation around these hashtags, with an aim of dragging the conversation in that more divisive direction," Warren said.
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Weaknesses: While she has proven popular with middle class voters in her Hong Kong Island constituency, Ip remains one of the city's most divisive figures, particularly among pro-democracy circles.
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It takes a singular statesman to announce a leadership bid mere days after the premiere of a satirical play labelling him "one of the most divisive politicians of our time".
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All the tea leaves suggest he will be confirmed eventually — even as public polling shows time and again that Kavanaugh is by far the most divisive nominee in a generation.
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He has jettisoned much of the party's conservative policy orthodoxy, replacing it with populist nationalism, and has built his platform on some of the most divisive issues in American politics.
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One of the most divisive questions in Thai politics is whether Thaksin will be able to return from exile before elections that the junta says will be held next year.
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Erdogan, who has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years thanks in part to strong economic growth, has become the country's most popular, yet also most divisive, modern leader.
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Despite the support for limited government policies among many young voters, Johnson failed to use the most divisive election to his advantage in growing the base of the Libertarian Party.
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Brexit has proved the most divisive issue in the U.K. for the public and politicians alike, and the vote will again highlight that split between pro-Brexit and Remain voters.
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The Supreme Court returned in October with gusto, following up on a relatively quiet 2018 term, apparently determined to take cases concerning all of the nation's most divisive social issues.
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Trump has spent years exploiting immigration -- one of the nation's most divisive fault lines -- during an insurgent campaign and a presidency sustained by the fervor of his committed political base.
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The shooting reverberated through some of the most divisive issues roiling the United States: gay rights, gun control, immigration, the Islamic State and homegrown terrorism, and fear of Islam. 2129.
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The lawmaker, Geert Wilders, whose tirades against Islam, immigration and the European Union have made him one of the most divisive figures in Dutch politics, refused to attend the trial.
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All of the efforts she has undertaken to address the most divisive issues in our national dialogue would be forgotten the moment she announces her intention to run for president.
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Yet Nike has signed Mr. Kaepernick, perhaps the most divisive American athlete of his generation, to a lucrative new contract and will produce branded apparel with his name and image.
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The presidential race was one of the most divisive in years, with outgoing leader Benigno Aquino and rival candidates warning of a disaster if Duterte makes good on his promises.
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That makes sense: Conventions are meant to be unifying events, and Trump's statements on foreign affairs have been among the most divisive elements of his campaign, at least among Republicans.
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As everywhere, those sky-high prices, in turn, have led to that most divisive of subjects between longtime cottagers and newcomers: the tearing down of modest homes to build mansions.
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Last year, a new Hindu-right government, led by Yogi Adityanath, a monk who is one of India's most divisive figures, was swept into power in this state, Uttar Pradesh.
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Facebook's algorithm might not be picking which person ends up on the ticket, but it's providing our most divisive politicians with something nearly as precious: a bottomless pool of attention.
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"The Edge of Democracy," directed by Petra Costa, walks viewers through one of the most divisive periods in Brazil's history, in which one president was impeached and another was imprisoned.
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"Well, one thing I'm pretty calm about is that this is nowhere near the most divisive period in American history," he said in a preview of an upcoming CBS interview.
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The shooting touched on some of the most divisive issues in the United States: gay rights, gun control, immigration, the Islamic State and homegrown terrorism, and fears of Islam. 193.
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"The process of unifying the Republican Party, which just finished a primary about a week ago, perhaps one of the most divisive primaries in memory, takes some time," Ryan said.
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The court has a sometimes pivotal role as a judicial counterweight to the executive and legislative branches of government, deciding some of the most divisive social issues in American life.
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Vice President Mike Pence broke a Senate tie to confirm Betsy DeVos, 51-50, as the next education secretary, after a contentious process that made her Trump's most divisive nominee.
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After the most divisive presidential campaign in recent American history, Obama offered a rhetorical blueprint for forging a consensus out of the ashes of the nation's growing racial and economic divide.
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The opening of Trump's often surreal state visit came as political tornadoes rage around the governments in Washington and London, and the President reigns supreme as the world's most divisive figure.
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And while Kelly could oversee many of Trump's most divisive proposals like mass deportations and tighter controls on Muslim immigration should Trump follow through, the confirmation hearing remained largely non-confrontational.
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"Independent groups are denouncing Ed Gillespie because he has run the most divisive, fear-mongering campaign in modern history," Northam campaign spokeswoman Ofirah Yheskel said in a statement to Fox News.
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In the Trump era, the internet has become an increasingly vicious place, especially when you (me) happen to have a job covering about the most divisive thing in the world (politics).
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Over the past two years I have experienced annoyance, confusion, pity, sadness, and even comical disappointment watching Kim Kardashian's husband transform into one of the most divisive figures in popular culture.
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On the heels of many disturbing #MeToo allegations, Ansari's case was the most divisive, with responses ranging from "it was one bad date" to full cancellation of him and his work.
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"(This) election campaign ... (has) been the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen, far worse than that for the 2014 Presidential election," the newspaper's editorial said Wednesday.
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This kicked off one of the largest and most divisive debates in bitcoin's history, causing Andresen to withdraw his proposal and longtime developer Mike Hearn to brand the cryptocurrency a failure.
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Puerto Rico on Wednesday will face investors for the first time in a bankruptcy court, as it kicks off the biggest and most divisive debt restructuring in U.S. public finance history.
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Erdogan, who has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years thanks in part to strong economic growth, has become Turkey's most popular, yet also most divisive, leader in modern history.
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Both parties think their immigration message will fire up their base in the midterm elections, ensuring a clash on the campaign trail over one of the most divisive issues facing Congress.
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The most divisive election since the end of Brazil's military rule three decades ago has become increasingly polarized between right and left, raising concerns about the future of the country's democracy.
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Assad's fate has been the most divisive issue at every round of the Syrian peace talks, defining the US-Russian dispute over Syria and proving the most consistent obstacle to agreement.
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If a protester and a prisoner of war can find common ground on the most divisive of issues, finding common ground on almost anything else didn't seem so hard after all.
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Data journalists for The Times have described the N.F.L. as "one of the most divisive brands in the U.S." The Jones family is in the middle of each of these controversies.
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Mr. Johnson, one of Britain's most divisive politicians, is the favorite candidate in the contest to succeed Ms. May when she steps down as prime minister next week, according to bookmakers.
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After three long years of the most divisive political rancor we've ever seen, we could have hoped that a real and frightening crisis might lift our political leadership above petty politics.
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With just days to go and Ms. Blackburn only a few points ahead, one of the most divisive races in Tennessee history will be determined by the answers to four questions.
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The abortion law, still known as the Veil Law, was one of the most divisive actions taken by the government of Mr. Giscard d'Estaing and his first prime minister, Jacques Chirac.
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As Musk's nears the first tranche of a record pay package that depends in part on increasing Tesla's market capitalization, the carmaker's stock remains among the most divisive on Wall Street.
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Allowing up to 80 million Turks to visit most countries of the European Union is one of the most divisive parts of a deal the bloc signed last month with Ankara.
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This draft was the most divisive of the services, earning high marks from my wife but very low marks from my daughter, who thought it stripped the writing of her voice.
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Others remained vague about their commitment to the most divisive proposals in their policy areas, leaving a veil of uncertainty over what they would do to lead their departments if confirmed.
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"The main goal is to ensure a more beneficial election result for Russia by favoring Russian-friendly candidates or those who have the most divisive influence in the West," the report states.
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When Senator Lindsey Graham calls Cruz ''the most divisive figure I've ever seen in the United States Senate,'' he is appalled that Cruz's being divisive is also the source of his stardom.
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As the countdown of days to the most divisive general election of recent times dropped into single figures, a surge of support for Donald Trump made the contest appear suddenly much closer.
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The most divisive issues for the two blocs concern taxes, pensions, migration and healthcare but both parties are aware that a grand coalition is one of the last options on the table.
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Border security and illegal immigration continue to be among the most divisive issues our nation faces – and at times it seems like Democrats and Republicans will never agree on what to do.
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But his proposed prohibition on for-profit charter schools and temporary ban on government spending on new nonprofit charters is a foray into the most divisive sector of the education reform debate.
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"(These) election campaigns ... have been the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive the nation has ever seen, far worse than that for the 20193 Presidential election," the Jakarta Post editorial said Wednesday.
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Erdogan, who has dominated Turkish politics for more than 1003 years thanks in part to strong economic growth, has become the country's most popular, yet also most divisive, leader in modern history.
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Erdogan, who has dominated Turkish politics for more than 16 years thanks in part to strong economic growth, has become the country's most popular, yet also most divisive, leader in modern history.
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After hopping on the phone with research lead at PlentyOfFish Steve Oldridge, it became clear that dating data offers a unique perspective on one of the most divisive elections of all time.
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"I do believe that impeachment is one of the most divisive forces, paths that we could go down to in our country," Pelosi said at the Time 100 Summit in New York.
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However, those expecting Trump to change, and to avoid the politically costly outbursts and days-long controversies on the nation's most divisive social and cultural issues, have been disappointed many times before.
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Voters in more than half the states considered ballot initiatives on some of the most divisive issues in American life: voting rights, criminal justice reform, health care and environmental regulations, among others.
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But while Christian colleges are outwardly projecting a more open, contemporary tone, on campus they are grappling with perhaps the most divisive issue they have faced in years — treatment of L.G.B.T.Q. individuals.
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EU leaders are set to discuss the most divisive points about the budget later this week in Brussels after which Finland will finalize a budget proposal that tries to combine differing views.
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" In an editorial published Tuesday, the board said Alabama voters have a choice between "one of the most divisive, counterproductive figures in U.S. politics and a well-qualified, even-tempered former prosecutor.
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To overcome opposition from within his own centre-left coalition, he had to excise the most divisive part of the text, which would have allowed one partner to adopt the other's child.
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But as Glenn Kenny wrote in a review for The New York Times, the film still manages to find hope in young activists who are taking on the country's most divisive issues.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive issues in U.S. politics, with opponents often citing religious belief to call it immoral while abortion-rights advocates call restrictions improper encroachment on women's medical choices.
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The Oxford comma is probably the most divisive punctuation mark in the English language: academics root for it, journalists are torn over it, and the general public has some strong feelings about it.
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Monday night, Russell Westbrook, the Oklahoma City Thunder point guard whose manic, irresistible brilliance made him one of the NBA's most divisive figures, was awarded the league's highest individual honor: Most Valuable Player.
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"THANK YOU" he tweeted, savoring a rare moment of universal praise in a young presidency battered by self-detonated controversies and the political residue of one of the most divisive elections in decades.
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Pratap Bhanu Mehta, a columnist in the daily Indian Express who rarely uses such blunt language, describes the Hindu priest-turned-politician as "the single most divisive, abusive, polarising figure in UP politics".
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One of the most divisive debates in modern history is taking centerstage in Europe this weekend: Do you let the end of toilet paper hang in front of the roll or behind it?
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The most divisive proposal is to make membership of Schengen conditional on sharing asylum-seekers, an idea plainly directed at Hungary's Viktor Orban, who has made resistance to EU refugee policy his watchword.
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The debate over loot boxes has been one of the most divisive and furious that gaming has seen in years, and certainly one of the most important stories for the industry in 23.
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The protests allegedly got him blackballed by the league's owners—a judge recently ruled his collusion case could move forward—and have become one of the most divisive cultural issues in recent memory.
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One of the most divisive episodes of Game of Thrones ever saw the union of several of our favorite characters ambling north of The Wall, Magnificent Seven-like, to find a White Walker.
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" That being said, Variety's Peter Debruge labeled it "one of the most divisive films of Stewart's career" and the Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy simply didn't spark to the material, calling it "spooky hokum.
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Edwin Meese III: At a time when the nation is suffering under one of the most divisive and incompetent presidents in history, our people need positive, unifying leadership, not negative, destructive political rhetoric.
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A large section of the wall he has promised to hide Mexico behind would be in Arizona, whose most divisive public figure, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a well-known immigrant-basher, had endorsed him.
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Snaski pinpointed the most divisive issue: NBC's Universal Open Rocket League uses the car-soccer game's 2v2 format, rather than the "Standard" 3v3 mode used for nearly every major competitive tournament to date.
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Read more:19 things you didn't know about 'Twilight'11 stars you probably forgot were in the 'Twilight' moviesYears later, Team Edward vs Team Jacob remains the most divisive issue of our time
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Whether Mr Trump wins or loses, the justices' ruling—expected in the spring—will remind voters of one of the most divisive issues in the presidential race as the campaign enters high gear.
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After the most divisive presidential campaign in living memory, a cross-country melee for the ages, the two warring camps pitched their election night tents and waited to hear the nation's agonized decision.
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The communist elites in North Korea have enough trouble maintaining power without an expanded territory, and the costs and complications of unification is one of the most divisive issues in South Korean politics.
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Climate change is one of the most divisive political topics, but cities like Georgetown are finding that renewable energy sources like hydropower, wind and solar may provide more financial stability than fossil fuels.
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Ailes, who died in 2017, was a master of attack politics and wedge issues, having been a media consultant on several of America's dirtiest and most divisive campaigns, including those of Richard Nixon.
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The fate of that exam has become one of the most divisive issues in city politics, making it difficult for Mayor Bill de Blasio to adopt even minor changes to the admissions process.
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But since Chancellor Angela Merkel's 2015 decision to let in more than a million migrants, migration has been among Germany's most divisive issues, splitting her conservative party and fuelling a far-right surge.
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At a time when other military brass in the Trump administration — retired and active duty — have shed their cloaks of political neutrality, Mr. Mattis has avoided publicly backing the president's most divisive moves.
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I don't think that's a sign that the chief's views on the death penalty have changed, but it's further evidence that he has become the swing vote on the court's most divisive cases.
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Another White House spokesperson, Raj Shah, lamented that the event couldn't be used for "unification and bringing people together," overlooking that the president is perhaps the most divisive political figure in America today.
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Their self-titled is the most divisive because of how sincere and preppy it seemingly is but that has never stopped an audience from giving a profound fuck when "A-Punk" cues up.
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Over the past few years, popular culture has become the site of America's most divisive political discussions, and the Oscars have gone through some growing pains as they try to reflect the changing landscape.
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Why it matters: Both sides made it clear last night that they plan to keep Kavanaugh in the news for political purposes, deepening and prolonging the most divisive new issue of the Trump era.
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In the coming years, the Supreme Court is expected to weigh in on some of the nation's most divisive issues, such as the power of big business, the Second Amendment, LGBT rights and abortion.
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Even before the Iowa mess, McGowan, a former journalist and Barack Obama campaign aide, was both one of the Democratic Party's most in-demand leaders this cycle — and also one of its most divisive.
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But with the possibility that Donald J. Trump, the most divisive Republican presidential candidate in a generation, will be at the top of the ticket, the party's task may be all the more arduous.
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The series' penultimate episode, "The Bells," proved to be one of its most divisive, thanks to a twist in which Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen went full Mad Queen and burned King's Landing to the ground.
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He's interested in showing he can get 218 Republican votes on the most divisive of issues, but passage of a hard-line bill could make things difficult for moderates in his conference come November.
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Though he clearly favored Trump over Hillary Clinton in 2016, Putin doesn't generally favor one point of view over another; he supports whichever candidates are most divisive and amplifies whatever arguments are most bitter.
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The Judiciary Committee, meanwhile, is almost twice as large, and filled with some of each side's loudest defenders, skilled in waging fights over the country's most divisive issues, including immigration, abortion and gun control.
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"With the most divisive candidate in modern history likely to lead the Republican ballot in 2016, voters deserve to know whether their gubernatorial candidates support Donald Trump for president," said DGA communications director Jared Leopold.
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Starship Troopers is one of the best-known and most divisive works of science fiction, and according to The Hollywood Reporter, a reboot is in the works from the writers behind the upcoming Baywatch movie.
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There are less than 50 days to go until the 2018 midterm elections — the first since Trump was elected to the White House, following one of the most divisive presidential campaigns in modern U.S. history.
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It's probably the most divisive issue in what is already the most polarizing presidential campaign in recent memory—one where the candidates fundamentally disagree on even what problem it is they are trying to solve.
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And Geert Wilders, the Dutch lawmaker whose tirades against Islam and immigration have made him one of the most divisive figures in Europe, refused to attend the start of his trial on hate-speech charges.
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The Supreme Court is poised to decide one of its most divisive cases since litigation around the travel ban: the challenge to the Trump administration's attempt to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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With Mr. Netanyahu facing indictment and battling for his political survival against Mr. Gantz, the most credible challenger in a decade, many Israelis said it was the nastiest and most divisive race they could recall.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, one of the most divisive leaders India has produced in decades, appears headed for a second term, according to exit polls released shortly after the marathon, seven-phase election wrapped up.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, one of the most divisive leaders India has produced in decades, appears headed for a second term, according to exit polls released shortly after the marathon election wrapped up on Sunday.
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Mr. DeSantis "is running one of the most divisive and toxic campaigns in Florida history — and tonight that means extreme right-wing spam text messages," Joanna Cervone, Mr. Gillum's communications director, said in a statement.
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In February, Justice Stephen Breyer took the rare step -- usually reserved for the end of the term when the most divisive cases come down - of reading a dissent in an immigration case from the bench.
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In November, the Supreme Court ruled that a Hindu temple could be built at a site where a right-wing mob tore down a 16th-century mosque in 1992, one of India's most divisive disputes.
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In November, the Supreme Court ruled that a Hindu temple could be built at a site where a right-wing mob tore down a 16th-century mosque in 1992, one of India's most divisive disputes.
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President Donald Trump doubled down Monday on the most divisive action of his young presidency, signing a new executive order temporarily blocking travel to the United States from countries he says pose a high terrorism risk.
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Gleicher later clarified on a call with BuzzFeed News that the point of these operations was to focus "a range of politically charged topics," narrowing in on the most divisive one to sow the most discord.
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As America reels from perhaps its most divisive election in recent memory, a new set of ads seek to remind everyone that patriotism and respect for our country's diversity are two sides of the same coin.
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Erdogan, 64, also promised to deliver more of the big infrastructure projects that have characterized his time in power and helped make him the most popular - if also the most divisive - leader of modern Turkish history.
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Swift's latest album, reputation, often referred to as her most "divisive" album yet, was handed a paltry single nomination this year, for Best Pop Vocal Album; she was shut out of the big four categories completely.
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The election campaign - which has been among the most divisive in the city's history - has been marred by religious and ethnic tension over the blasphemy trial of the incumbent Purnama, who is accused of insulting Islam.
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Most said Trump faces an uphill battle in a race that promises to be one of the most divisive and vitriolic in recent memory, one in which both Trump and Clinton have historically high unfavorable ratings.
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Trump will request more than $4 billion in defense spending to build the wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, marking the first federal dollars that would be allocated for one of his most divisive campaign promises.
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While Omar's town hall would hardly be to the taste of conservatives on one of the most divisive issue in politics, it was an example of Omar seeking to mobilize the political system to effect reform.
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Since a school shooting in Parkland, Florida, left 17 dead, the idea of arming school teachers has emerged as one of the most divisive, but widely implemented, approaches to school safety, a VICE News investigation found.
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The series had become the cornerstone of HBO's primetime offerings, but its final season was also its most divisive, with both fans and critics finding specific plot twists, particularly the handling of one primary character, troubling.
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The fact that he has no perspective on some of the most divisive political issues in this country was undoubtedly a boon during his campaign, but it is not something he can sustain while in office.
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It has not only put the most divisive subject imaginable at the heart of British politics (extraordinary as it may seem, "Europe" was low down on most voters' list of concerns before the referendum of 2016).
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's presidential campaign, already the most divisive since the end of military rule three decades ago, is growing increasingly polarized each day and raising concerns about the future of the country's democracy.
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"When I traveled around the country last year, one theme people kept telling me is how much we all have in common if we can get past some of the most divisive national issues," he wrote.
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But we should also remember that this month is the birthday of President Abraham Lincoln, a larger-than-life patriot who played a significant role in guiding our nation through one of its most divisive periods.
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He took his most divisive trade action last week when he decided not to exempt allies Canada, Mexico and the European Union from tariffs of 25 percent and 10 percent on steel and aluminum exports, respectively.
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TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The New Jersey Republican congressman who has stood closest to President Trump on some of his most divisive issues was sounding a familiar refrain as he tried to make his case to voters.
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Gun control has long been one of the most divisive and contentious issues in Washington, and the rush to legislate on school safety reflects the difficulty of passing measures that have anything to do with guns.
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And I believe that the groundswell of welcome, love and acceptance developing in Alabama's evangelical churches may herald, if nothing else, an eagerness for compassionate compromise on one of the most divisive issues of our day.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australia's new prime minister announced his cabinet on Sunday, replacing the foreign affairs minister and redistributing responsibility for two of the most divisive issues for his party and conservative politics: immigration and climate change.
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But the chief might see such a nuanced approach as the best course for tamping down passions over America's most divisive issue—and the politics of the judiciary—just months before voters choose the next president.
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Teenagers Who Vandalized Historic Black Schoolhouse Are Ordered to Read Books After defacing the school with racist and anti-Semitic graffiti, five teenagers will report on tales addressing some of history's most divisive and tragic periods.
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It has been a painful retreat for an industry whose delicate creations symbolized "Made in France" know-how, an economic pattern repeated across the country and one of the most divisive issues in the presidential election.
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In November, the Supreme Court ruled that a Hindu temple could be built at a site where a right-wing mob tore down a 16th-century mosque in 1992, one of India&aposs most divisive disputes.
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As this unprecedented campaign reaches its crescendo on the Tuesday after next, we are faced with the prospect of how to put this country back together after one of the most divisive political campaigns in history.
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Scarcely a year later, the boys are back with another full-length, and it's exactly what heavy metal needs right now, as we cruise through one of the shittiest (and most divisive) years in recorded history.
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Though Netflix only premiered the sci-fi drama *The OA *a few weeks ago, the show quickly become one of the most divisive series of the year, earning reviews that ranged from Openly Admiring to Overwhelmingly Antagonistic.
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That handful of geeks, who work for cybersecurity firms like ForeScout and Dark Cubed, are the RNC's only hope against hackers during what is a high-profile week for the most divisive presidential candidate in recent memory.
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He has also fought Islamist militants in the eastern city of Benghazi and has become one of Libya's most divisive figures, enjoying strong support in the east but despised by forces allied to the government in Tripoli.
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"This paper certainly has its issues with the EU but after the most divisive, vile and political campaign in living memory, we say ... vote remain tomorrow," it said in a front-page editorial in its Wednesday edition.
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Actually, this meeting was seen as the most divisive G7 meeting in recent decades, they are hard to make a deal, either on trade, exchange rate, govern expenditure or on Brexit, and relationship between Iran and Russia.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A regional branch of Germany's migration agency will stop deciding on asylum applications, authorities said on Wednesday, after reported mistakes in its rulings stirred fresh concern about one of the country's most divisive political issues.
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If this video is envisioning a more hopeful future for the United States, it seems that DuVernay and Jay Z are placing the spotlight directly on these two issues as the most divisive in our public discourse.
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Erdogan, 287, the most popular but also the most divisive politician in modern Turkey, added that Turkish forces would continue to "liberate Syrian lands" so that the 20163 million Syrian refugees in Turkey could return home safely.
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Trump beat Democrat Hillary Clinton last November in the most divisive presidential election in modern U.S. politics, in which a gulf between Republicans and Democrats has widened and hardened over ideological positions on social and economic issues.
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When I meet with him in a hotel bar during the Television Critics Association summer press tour, Vice Principals (which debuted July 17) has already been met with some of the most divisive reviews of the summer.
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As the Democratic Party attempts to chart a way forward in the wake of the 2016 election, it has found itself embroiled in an internecine battle over one of the most divisive issues in American politics: abortion.
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Still, Mr. Juppé's tenure as prime minister during the 1990s was one of the most divisive in modern French history, marked by proposed cutbacks to generous civil-servant pensions that brought thousands into the streets in protest.
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Two of the most divisive shows are "Thomas the Tank Engine" and "Paw Patrol," both of which have been eviscerated by grown-ups on discussion boards, in social media and in widely shared essays in prestigious publications.
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Immigration reform and the threat of ISIS are two of the most divisive issues of the 2016 presidential campaign, with disagreements not only raging between the two parties but at times between members of the same party.
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But to judge his presidency so far simply on bills passed, regulations slashed, executive orders signed and campaign promises kept would be to paint a skewed picture of the most divisive and controversial new administration in generations.
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Each attack, then, quickly sets off a zero-sum debate over the related issues of gun control, immigration or religious tolerance — some of the most divisive issues in the country — litigated in a moment of national duress.
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DUBLIN — An assembly of Irish citizens convened by Parliament is considering changes to one of the most divisive policies in the country: the near-total ban on abortions, which has been enshrined in Ireland's Constitution since 1983.
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In 1984, our state was embroiled in one of the most divisive campaigns for the United States Senate that North Carolinians had ever witnessed, in a battle that pitted Governor Hunt against the incumbent Republican, Jesse Helms.
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But they got there by embracing the most divisive, problematic president in the country's history, and they could pay the price of that alliance when the midterms come, as the political landscape very well may shift again.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive social issues in the United States, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral while advocates say limiting access to it infringes on women's rights to control their bodies.
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One of the most divisive presidential campaigns in modern U.S. history ends on November 8 but the political fight between the Republican Donald Trump and the Democrat Hillary Clinton will have lasting implications for the world at large.
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The fall of Cunha, one of Brazil's most divisive public figures, adds to sweeping political upheaval in Brazil as it struggles with its biggest graft scandal ever, the impeachment of Rousseff and the worst economic recession in decades.
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Smith also talks with Joe Biden, Harry Reid, John Boehner, and others to help chronicle the most divisive issues of Obama's eight years in office and how the battles around them contributed to the rise of Donald Trump.
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It feeds off the same putrid traffic chum that gives us stories like this and this, and doesn't help the fact that climate change is among the most divisive topics that people should vote on, but likely won't.
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As the Republican candidate, Mr. Gillespie tried to run in a very narrow lane by embracing some of the most divisive elements of President Trump's agenda while treating him like Voldemort and mostly refusing to utter his name.
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PHOENIX — Sheriff Joe Arpaio, an enduring symbol of Arizona's unforgiving stance toward illegal immigration, lost his bid for a seventh term on Tuesday, effectively ending the career of perhaps the most divisive law enforcement figure in the country.
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With its focus on youth, the report did not address adult use of e-cigarettes, and the most divisive issue of whether the technology is an effective tool to help smokers of traditional cigarettes quit their deadly habit.
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But...: The bill, however, side-steps several of the most divisive issues on the table, including whether any federal law will override incoming state privacy laws and whether individuals should be empowered to sue companies over privacy violations.
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As the Republicans control both congressional houses, even Mr Trump's most divisive nominees—such as Senator Jeff Sessions from Alabama, his choice for attorney-general, an immigration hawk dogged by historical allegations of racism—appear to be breezing through.
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While Nielsen has been one of the public faces of some of the administration's most divisive and challenged policies — including separating migrant families who cross illegally into the U.S. — the Times described her position with Trump as essentially untenable.
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Nintendo 23: One of the most divisive cartridges in history, it was the first act from Nintendo going backwards with their design, taking away the functionality of a flat top with a logo in preference for an unlabeled lump.
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Immigration was the most divisive topic, with many conservatives keen to take a harder line after blaming their election setback on Merkel's decision to open Germany to more than a million mainly Middle Eastern migrants in 2015 and 2016.
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Still, she didn't want you to forget that Facebook plays a relevant part in political and social movements, just not in a way that went on to influence the results of the most divisive election in modern American history.
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This lack of concern for the fine print, or even the not-so-fine kind, has always been one of the most divisive features of Trump's now-embattled candidacy, refreshing to his supporters and appalling to most everyone else.
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Janet Reno, the first woman to serve as U.S. attorney general and whose eight years in that office placed her in the middle of some of the most divisive episodes of the Clinton presidency, has died at age 63.
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" At a forum hosted by Time magazine, she warned that impeachment was "one of the most divisive paths we could go down in our country, but if the path of fact-finding takes us there, we have no choice.
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While Sanchez has ruled out any negotiations on Catalan independence, any deal with the separatists would rake over the coals of the most divisive topic of an often tense election campaign that was dominated by issues of national identity.
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Faced with the prospect of another wave of sideline demonstrations at N.F.L. games this weekend, the league's owners and players are wrestling with how to plot a path forward from one of the most divisive weekends it has seen.
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As one of the most divisive and least predictable campaign seasons in memory came to an end on Tuesday, millions of Americans from all walks of life took part in a time-honored national tradition: They did not vote.
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Contract labor is one of the perhaps the most divisive topic among transportation companies, and Spin — the scooter startup owned by Ford — has largely chosen to treat the workers who re-charge and manage its fleet as employees, instead of contractors.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday he is not backing down on an executive order halting travel from seven Muslim-majority countries, vowing to fight legal challenges to his most divisive action so far as president all the way through the courts.
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The outcome of the most divisive presidential election in recent memory has left half the country reeling, the other half celebrating, and millions of onlookers at home and abroad asking questions with no easy answers: How did we get here?
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But the challenge facing Mr. Trump's advisers is the same as it has been since he took office: He is among the most divisive leaders in U.S. history, whose conduct has helped accelerate a realignment of moderate suburban voters toward Democrats.
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A series of knife-edge votes have brought home the reality of trying to pass legislation on one of the most divisive and important decisions in modern British history with only a minority government and a party at war with itself.
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Spain's parliamentary election on April 28, one of the country's most divisive since its return to democracy in the late 1970s, is being fought more on emotional and identity issues, such as Catalonia's botched independence bid than on the economy.
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Tuesday's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, now two-thirds the way through the three-part season 6 reunion, focused almost exclusively on some of the season's most divisive conflicts – and on the cast mates those fights divided.
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Twitter has a Trump problem, but the social network is happy using this problem to its advantage in overseas markets, where its most divisive and controversial account is being deployed as part of a marketing campaign to boost user numbers.
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Given his longstanding proximity to Trump, Thiel has been in a position of influence from day one, but if rumors play out, a formal intelligence appointment could still be an ascension of sorts for one of Silicon Valley's most divisive figures.
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Conservatives and liberals are closely watching the case, which could reveal how the nation's top court, newly reconstituted with a fortified conservative majority, is likely to deal with one of the country's most divisive social issues in the coming years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Joe Biden and rival Bernie Sanders are waging a public battle this week over universal healthcare, staking out competing turf on an issue that has become the most divisive in the party's primary campaign.
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Abortion is one of the most divisive social issues in the United States, with opponents often citing religious beliefs to call it immoral while abortion-rights advocates say limiting access to it infringes on women's rights to control their bodies.
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In one of the most divisive contests in modern political history, Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton have sparred over important issues at stake this election, including immigration, national security, gun control, healthcare reform, and much more.
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This ruling by the court's swing justice on one of the most divisive issues of the day is remarkable, but many of Mr Kennedy's other rulings regarding racial equality show that he has been edging in this direction for some time.
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Babis and his populist ANO party remain by far the most popular but also the most divisive political force due to the businessman's background before 1989 when he was a Communist party member and had contacts with the secret police.
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" Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesman David Bergstein responded to Braun's projected win by saying he "emerges tonight badly damaged from one of the most divisive primaries in the country, where the candidates focused more on petty political attacks than on Hoosiers.
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Below are the most urgent tasks he will have to tackle: To deliver Brexit, one of the most divisive policies in decades, Johnson will have to show he can win votes in parliament and govern after three years of political crisis.
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Shah, who has long been Modi's backroom strategist, helped run one of India's most divisive election campaigns over the past six weeks to rouse the Bharatiya Janata Party's nationalist base and overcome the loss of key state elections in December.
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The new local actions on abortion are playing out as the U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments Wednesday on a case that thrusts abortion, one of America's most divisive issues, into the middle of the presidential campaign.
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These are some of the images and incidents that have been used in what has become one of New York's most divisive political battles in years: a bitter, often racially tinged debate over the state's new bail and discovery laws.
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Judge Raggi, who wrote in her opinion that the case involved "several of the most divisive issues confronting our country," was appointed to the federal bench by President Ronald Reagan and elevated to the appeals court by President George W. Bush.
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Contests This fall, we invited teenagers to weigh in on some of the most divisive issues of this election and challenged them to have the kinds of respectful, productive discussions across ideological divides that, it seemed, many adults were unable to.
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Wade, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the United States, reshaping the nation's social and political landscapes and inflaming one of the most divisive controversies of the past half-century, died on Saturday in Katy, Tex.
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Britain's main opposition party has narrowly voted to maintain a neutral stance on the country's most divisive topic, Brexit, after chaotic scenes at the party's conference Monday evening prompted fresh criticism from both internal party activists and senior political opponents.
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While it's true that Trump's chief strategist has been pushing Trump to front-load his most divisive ideas and pick fights with Democrats and the media, it's also true that plenty of people around Trump are recommending a different path.
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Police said 15 people were detained following reports of disturbances at several polling stations in the city of 10 million people, after what the Jakarta Post this week dubbed "the dirtiest, most polarising and most divisive" election campaign the nation had ever seen.
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But with the arrival of legal challenges to the third order—and no expiration dates to manipulate—the justices will have a hard time finding a way to avoid taking sides on one of the most divisive initiatives of the Trump presidency.
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Throughout it all, Ivanka has been perhaps one of the most divisive figures of the Trump era: She's adored by many, who see her as the embodiment of brains and beauty, an ideal success story, and a role model who advocates for women.
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Police said 15 people were detained following reports of disturbances at several polling stations in the city of 10 million people, after what the Jakarta Post this week dubbed "the dirtiest, most polarizing and most divisive" election campaign the nation had ever seen.
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It brings to a conclusion a show that became the cornerstone of HBO's primetime offerings, but its final season was also its most divisive, with both fans and critics finding specific plot developments - particularly its handling of one of the primary characters - troubling.
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But the most divisive Confederate monument in the state—and the largest in the world—remains carved into Stone Mountain, a massive, isolated chunk of rock twenty miles east of Atlanta that protrudes from the piedmont's arboreal green like a sore gray thumb.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is halting refueling of aircraft from the Saudi-led coalition engaged in Yemen, the United States and Saudi Arabia said on Friday, ending one of the most divisive aspects of U.S. assistance to the Saudi war effort.
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The accidental nature of the killing was noted by many on Tuesday when Mr. Liang was sentenced to probation in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, avoiding a prison term in one of the most divisive police misconduct cases in recent city history.
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For a brief moment, after a white supremacist carried out a massacre of black churchgoers in Charleston, S.C., it seemed as though the Confederate battle flag, that most divisive of symbols, might soon be on its way out of the American political arena.
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"After the most divisive presidential election in the nation's history, the divide in this country will be between those who attempt to accommodate Donald Trump's fringe-right, bigoted agenda and those who will fight him every step of the way," Chamberlain said.
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THE TAKEAWAY The return of Mr. Khan recalls one of Mr. Trump's most divisive policies (his proposal to temporarily ban all Muslim immigration) and one of the lowest points of his campaign (his post-convention attacks on Mr. Khan and his wife). Mrs.
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We got Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE, the most divisive, far left, unconstitutional president in America's history.
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" Mr. Wyden said that the president-elect, who last week chose Stephen K. Bannon, who has promoted hard-right nationalism as the chairman of Breitbart News, appeared to be building "a White House leadership that embodies the most divisive rhetoric of his campaign.
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Similarly, a President who has said he loves "all the people of our country" has proven to be a most divisive figure, picking winners and losers in everything from tax policy (sorry residents of Democratic-leaning "Blue" states) to civil rights issues.
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One of the most divisive movies here is Terrence Malick's "A Hidden Life," which is based on the story of Franz Jägerstätter (August Diehl), a conscientious objector who was executed by the Nazis in 1943 and later beatified by the Catholic Church.
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" Nayyera Haq: Trump's appeal to racist history It was no accident that President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to one of America's most divisive voices, Rush Limbaugh, in the same State of the Union speech where he referenced "America's manifest destiny.
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On the one side is politics McCain-style, in which a sometimes irascible temperament, relish for battle and dedication to conservatism did not preclude the late senator carving friendships across the aisle or seeking compromise on some of the most divisive issues.
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In the decision, Judge Reena Raggi said the case "implicates several of the most divisive issues confronting our country" including immigration policy and law enforcement, illegal immigrants, and the ability of state and local governments to adopt policies the federal government dislikes.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Jim Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin, a Republican mainstay who found his way to the center of many of Washington's most divisive political debates over the past four decades, said on Wednesday that he would not run for re-election next year.
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With families coming together at the end of one of the most divisive years in recent memory, President Donald Trump's campaign has created what is intended to be a gift for supporters who might talk politics with a "snowflake" relative this Christmas.
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In one of the most divisive speeches seen in parliament since 1996 when far-right politician Pauline Hanson declared incorrectly that Australia was being swamped by Asians, Senator Fraser Anning on Tuesday called for a national vote on whether to ban Muslim migration.
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Protests broke out on college campuses and in major cities across the country, including in front of Manhattan's Trump Tower, with many chanting "not my president" to express their frustration after an election that was among the most divisive in U.S. history.
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This ending is already one of the most divisive conclusions to a beloved television series in recent memory, with some counting it as a colossally disappointing coda to a show that lost its way, and others seeing a clumsy but ultimately tolerable sendoff.
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Should Trump light a match and turn toward the most divisive policy proposals of the campaign, either because he believes they are right for the country or that they make for good politics, opponents must consider themselves to be swimmers confronted by a menacing shark.
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On a recent Sunday, I was toggling between watching NFL games and political commentary on TV and it hit me: As our country moves forward following the most divisive election in modern history, we should all reflect on our early teachings of basic sportsmanship.
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Although there is always a potential for violence at political events and conventions, this election cycle has proven to be one of the most divisive in recent memory, and high-profile police shootings and attacks on officers have only heightened the national sense of tension.
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While acknowledging that he has "been on friendly terms" with Trump for years and that he appeared on Trump's reality TV show "The Apprentice" twice, Bloomberg said the celebrity real estate mogul had "run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign" he could recall.
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This process of direct democracy has often proved more effective than the customary actions of a party, politician, interest group or deep-pocketed donor at addressing some of the most divisive topics in our history: including suffrage, prohibition, gay rights, the death penalty and marijuana.
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"I don't think it would be responsible to situate two groups, literally right next to each other, in a neighborhood, that have diametrically opposed views on the most divisive social issue of our time," he said at the time, according to the South Bend Tribune.
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But the coverage of Smith has largely failed to mention one chapter of her career that stands in contrast to Buttigieg's message of unity: the period when she worked to advance one of the most divisive factions of the New York state's Democratic party.
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The debut game from Paris-based studio Quantic Dream, headed up by founder David Cage, one of the most divisive directors in the gaming industry, Omikron laid down gameplay foundations for what followed after it, the likes of Heavy Rain, Fahrenheit, and Beyond: Two Souls.
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Complicating their task, the House has only eight legislative days scheduled before funding runs out, and the wave of expiring provisions represents some of the most divisive issues within the GOP, including a law empowering the government to wiretap foreign targets without a warrant.
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Because the internet is often a great place for amplifying amateur observations and because Wikipedia lacks context and because it's one of the most divisive election seasons ever, today's Google Doodle celebrating the life of civil rights activist Yuri Kochiyama turned into a thing.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia headed for its most divisive presidential race in decades after right-winger Ivan Duque won Sunday's first-round vote, triggering a runoff with leftist Gustavo Petro that could upset a historic peace deal or see a reversal in business-friendly policies.
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A strong primary night in New Hampshire for Mr. Rubio would allow him to make a compelling case to voters and donors that he is the surest bet for unifying the party against its most divisive presidential contenders, Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.
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That said, Behind the Mask has to be taken with a grain of salt, if for no other reason than the fact it is written by one of the single most prominent evangelists of one of the most divisive, but nonetheless impactful, activist movements of all time.
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Adding insult to national injury, presumptive Republic presidential nominee Donald Trump, in Cleveland to attend a Republican National Convention that might be the most divisive in American history, promises to take the nation back to the future via a remake of Richard Nixon's "law and order" rhetoric.
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One of the show's most divisive figures was Dr Alex, a sunburned fish-out-of-water posh-boy, who was a walking masterclass in that other great lesson that #MeToo and its backlash has teased out: being 'nice' to a girl doesn't entitle you to their affection.
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Victory in the Virginia gubernatorial race on Tuesday, where Democratic Governor-elect Ralph Northam held off Republican challenger Ed Gillespie, who channeled some of Trump's most divisive talking points during the campaign, stoked the base, as did Democratic Governor-elect Phil Murphy's romp in New Jersey.
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The Bills gave up the No. 12 pick and two second rounders for a chance at Allen, who is easily the most divisive of the elite quarterback prospects (and no, it's not because of a few dumb tweets he sent while he was in high school).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump touched off a sharply partisan debate over some of the most divisive issues in American life on Wednesday as he cited this week's terrorist attack in New York to advance his agenda on immigration and national security while assailing Democrats for endangering the country.
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Among lawyers, scholars, and activists who focus on the First Amendment and its safeguards of free speech, one of the most divisive and pressing questions is whether America's understanding of them must change radically, so the "vast democratic forums of the internet" don't drown the country's system of government.
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Achmad Sukarsono, a political analyst at Control Risks, said given how Widodo mostly won in provinces with more diverse religious populations, he would need to placate some of Prabowo's Muslim supporters "to reunite the nation and heal the wounds from the most divisive election in Indonesia's democratic history".
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), though, has proven to be one of the most divisive regulatory reform bills.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican lawmakers and presidential candidates hardened their positions on Sunday on blocking a move by President Barack Obama to fill the Supreme Court seat left by the late conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, a lifetime appointment that would help decide some of the most divisive issues facing Americans.
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Still, Bloomberg used his no-campaign announcement to take a swipe at Trump — who leads the GOP delegate count — saying his fellow New York businessman "has run the most divisive and demagogic presidential campaign I can remember, preying on people's prejudices and fears." for the latest on the markets.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - A World War Two drama by U.S. director Terrence Malick is proving one of the Cannes film festival's most divisive premieres yet, with some critics hailing a cinema master at the top of his game and one calling it "a big swing and a miss".
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Six of his colleagues were killed.. From his passage to Britain after civil war broke out in Somalia in 1991 to his wounding back at home, Osman's life story seems to illuminate the hopes and dangers of some of the world's most divisive political topics: migration and radicalization.
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One of the most divisive issues of the year — Amazon's decision not to build a second headquarters in New York City — set off intraparty tension, after many supporters of the project, including Mr. Cuomo, blamed the newly empowered Democratic lawmakers who had used their power to oppose the project.
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Kaufmann, a political scientist at the University of London, argues provocatively in an email that a strategic shift to compromise on the most divisive issues, including immigration, could work to Democrats' advantage: The right's problem in America is more its doctrinaire tax-cutting, suspicion of government and international institutions.
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One of Britain's most recognizable, and now most divisive politicians, Mr. Johnson has a history of verbal gaffes, a poor record as a minister and many enemies in Parliament, not to mention among the voters who reject Brexit, which he helped persuade Britons to embrace in a 2016 referendum.
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Greg Abbott reignited one of the most divisive issues in Texas politics on Tuesday, calling lawmakers back to the Capitol for a special session of the Legislature in part to consider a bill that would reinforce the state's effort to regulate bathroom use by transgender people in public buildings.
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But rather than pivot or mature, Trump spent his transition months feuding with the intelligence community, offered the most divisive inaugural address in memory, and then on his first full day in office went to Langley to deliver what amounted to a campaign rally in front of the CIA's Memorial Wall.
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Among the most divisive were proposals to establish rules of origin for NAFTA goods that would set minimum levels of U.S. content for autos, a sunset clause that would terminate the trade deal if it is not renegotiated every five years, and to end the so-called Chapter 19 dispute mechanism.
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During an all-hands meeting at Google's Mountain View, California, headquarters, Vice President of Public Affairs and Public Policy Karan Bhatia assured some agitated employees that Taylor had not been involved in one of the Trump era's most divisive policies, which the company's own executives spoke out against last year.
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It's funny that you present this sort of dichotomy between whether this is about the law or whether this is about politics when this term it sounds like the Supreme Court is going to have to weigh in on the most divisive issues in our politics: abortion, immigration, Obamacare, LGBT rights.
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Among the most divisive are plans to establish rules of origin for NAFTA goods that would set minimum levels of U.S. content for autos, a sunset clause that would terminate the trade deal if it is not renegotiated every five years, and ending the so-called Chapter 19 dispute mechanism.
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"I do believe that impeachment is one of the most divisive forces, paths that we could go down to in our country," Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) said Tuesday.
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Merkel, who will host leaders of the G20 leading economies next week at a Hamburg summit where trade is expected to be one of the most divisive issues, added that Germany's large trade surplus was partly the result of factors beyond her influence: the ECB's expansive monetary policy and energy prices.
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Standing alongside a handful of other Republican senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Hatch, a typically mild-mannered member of the chamber, called the partisan efforts "dumbass" on Thursday as he begged members to come together in what has become one of the most divisive Supreme Court nominations in recent memory.
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The sentence — in one of the most divisive police misconduct cases in recent New York City history — came just moments after the judge took the unusual steps of ruling that the shooting was essentially an accident and reducing the jury's verdict on manslaughter charges to the less severe criminally negligent homicide.
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Britain's vast financial services looks set to be one of the most divisive areas in the Brexit negotiations, with Britain demanding a generous deal while the EU refuses to shift from its insistence that Britain's red lines — such as ending the free movement of workers from the EU — make that impossible.
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Now 57 years old, over a generation removed from life as a household name, Uncle Luke—AKA Luther Campbell, AKA Luke Skyywalker, AKA one of the most divisive, overlooked, and pivotal figures in hip-hop history—is sipping 7 Up in a bright corner of Greenwich Village's White Oak Tavern.
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The announcement would be evidence that Mr. Trump, who is in the midst of a Senate impeachment trial and is facing re-election, is prepared to emphasize some of his administration's most divisive immigration policies during the heat of an election year in an effort to appeal to his base.
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As the question of whether to remove Mr. Trump from office consumes Washington, the Nixon library and museum in Southern California, about 12 miles northeast of Disneyland, provides an unlikely lesson in impeachment studies — the most divisive issue in the land can, with time, age rather gracefully from news to history.
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Mr. Barr has eagerly embraced the most divisive and disputed aspects of the Trump agenda, much to the delight of the party's hard-line conservatives who see him as an indispensable ally in their fight to push the country further to the right on issues like religious liberty, immigration and policing.
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The question of whether some 800,000 minors who were born in Italy to foreign parents, or who arrived at a young age, could be declared citizens under certain conditions, became the most divisive pre-election issue, prompting a scuffle in parliament and exposing deep fissures in the ruling Democratic Party (PD).
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When you do campaigns now, just to get what I call a slice of the potato, of the 90 million who are sitting on the couch, and energize them with the most divisive message possible ... because the day after the election, the country is no more unified than it was before the election.
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He added in an email that two other men who are widely reported to be among the most divisive political appointees at the department — John Ullyot, the assistant secretary for public and intergovernmental affairs, and Camilo Sandoval, the acting chief information officer — would remain, though Mr. Sandoval would move to a new post.
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Eurasia Group, which has designated US politics as the top risk for the first time in its annual assessment of the state of the world, warns that the election will be the most divisive in over a century, with the outcome likely to be viewed as illegitimate by roughly half the population.
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We'll never get poor sweet Dana back (even though Chaiken regrets killing her off), but it seems one of the show's most divisive characters could be making a what's sure to be a bizarre comeback — if we're to believe Mia Kirshner, who tweeted over the summer that Jenny's not dead after all.
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Nearly 99 percent of the money donated by Silicon Valley in the 2016 general election went to Hillary Clinton, according to analyzed data, and Thiel became the most divisive person in the industry — serving as something of a cautionary tale for conservatives who think they can publicly back Trump in 2020 without consequence.
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If nominated and confirmed, she would become the fourth female justice on the nine-member court and its youngest member (Justice Neil Gorsuch is now the youngest, turning 51 this August.) Barrett is considered Trump&aposs most divisive choice, both because of her sparse record on the bench and because of her conservative religious views.
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But Brooks, who considers himself to be "fairly conservative," is not optimistic that the next commander-in-chief will be able to make good on his or her promises to solve some of the country's most divisive issues if Washington remains gridlocked and the US continues to be as "polarized" as it is today.
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The most unifying force in the city paid a visit on its most divisive force, and while President Trump was not booed in his own house, as he was when he visited Nationals Park last week, several players stayed away, most of them players of color, including the All-Star third baseman Anthony Rendon.
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While retiring Republicans often cite spending more time with family as a reason for leaving, it's also been the case that the home districts of many members leaving have been squarely in the crosshairs of Trump's most divisive issues: from immigration to Obamacare to higher state and local taxes during the tax reform debate.
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J.K. Rowling, who penned an essay on her website in support of remaining in the EU. She calls the referendum "the most divisive and bitter political campaigns ever waged within its borders" and says that a large motivator for the "leavers" is a form of nearsighted nationalism – forgetting that many workers for Britain's National Health Service are immigrants themselves.
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He did nothing to dispel concerns that he would bring the cult of personality he built over the election campaign into the White House, and he offered little in the way of olive branches to the tens of millions of Americans who did not vote for him in the most divisive election in modern U.S. history.
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But it's beyond time for a clear-eyed view of how his self-image as a principled leader and bridge-builder stacks up against reality: This is a man who fell in line with, and enabled, one of the most divisive and destructive presidents we've ever had — a choice it has taken him far too long to regret.
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The olive-drab color scheme, stylized I.D.F. star and "Israel Before All" slogan — shades of "America First" — are reminders that he has taken positions on few of the most divisive social and economic issues other than Israel's polarizing nation-state law, which proclaims the country "the national home of the Jewish people" and which he says must be amended.
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By the time Trump was done, the NFL, which had previously been viewed favorably by both Democratic and Republican voters, had become one of the most divisive brands in the US. Trump had successfully made us angrier at each other, he had absorbed more of American life into the tribalized war of our politics and he had done so on his terms.
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Limbaugh, DeGeneres — who has repeatedly criticized President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on her show — and outspoken NBA star LeBron James rounded out the top five spots of most divisive celebs in the poll.
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Having lived through some of the most divisive times in our nation's history — such as the creation of Medicare, the rise of the civil rights movement, the horrors of Vietnam, the constitutional crisis of Watergate and more — I think it is safe to say the public today is evenly divided on the issues of immigration reform and building the wall.
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For these Republicans, many of whom are popular in their home states and have their own political futures to consider, being asked to join Mr. Trump's ticket would have forced them to balance the pressures of party loyalty in the near term against the risks of being shackled for many years to the most divisive figure in modern Republican politics.
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Mr. Trump has alienated voters from several wings of the party: mainstream Christian activists, who view his angry outlook as antithetical to their faith; centrists, who see him as the most divisive politician in a generation; and national security experts, who have recoiled from his praise for autocrats like President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia and believe he should not control nuclear weapons.
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Trade ministers and officials are working intensely on the most divisive issues, including rules of origin for autos (the level of required U.S. and North American content in cars), a sunset clause (an option for any country to pull out every five or so years) and dispute settlement mechanisms (special means for protecting investors and for settling disagreements among governments).
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Even during the most heated debates over the Civil Rights Act of 1964, one of the most divisive legislative periods in the modern Senate, senators drew a distinction between political differences and ad hominem attacks, said John Stewart, who served as Senator Hubert Humphrey's top legislative aide during the debate over that legislation and other hallmark bills of the period.
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WASHINGTON — With grisly claims that Democrats promote "birth day abortions" and are "the party of death," the Republican Party and its conservative allies have aggressively reset the terms of one of the country's most divisive and emotionally fraught debates, forcing Democrats to reassess how they should respond to attacks and distortions that portray the entire party as extremist on abortion.
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In the face of the most divisive and dangerous President this country has ever had, we must choose to be our better selves and remember that, for 2018 years strong, asylum seekers, immigrants, and refugees—arriving on the shores of Ellis Island and in the desert of El Paso—have helped make the United States of America the greatest country the world has ever known.
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President Donald Trump has argued that the measure, a key campaign plank and one of the most divisive moves of his young presidency, is necessary to prevent terrorist attacks in the U.S. Critics and some federal court rulings have argued that it targets immigrants based on religion, after Trump called for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the U.S. as a candidate.
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Janet Reno, 1938-2016 Janet Reno, who rose from a rustic life on the edge of the Everglades to become attorney general of the United States — the first woman to hold the job — and whose eight years in that office placed her in the middle of some of the most divisive episodes of the Clinton presidency, died on Monday at her home in Miami-Dade County, Fla.
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On what is considered the most divisive issue in U.S.-Israel relations, the establishment of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a November 2018 post-midterm election poll of more than 201893,201883 American Jews that was commissioned by J Street, the pro-Israel lobby aligned with Democrats, found that roughly half said the expansion of settlements had no impact on how they felt about Israel.
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His rival is Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who voted "remain" in the Brexit referendum but has repeatedly promised to take Britain out of the EU. Below are the most urgent tasks the winner will have to tackle: To deliver Brexit, one of the most divisive policies in decades, the new premier will have to show he can win votes in parliament and govern after three years of political crisis.
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With two of the most divisive and unpopular candidates in living memory running atop the two main party tickets, the buzz surrounding various third party candidates has grown louder than it has since 28503 with Ross Perot's improbable, unforgettable run against Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE and George H.W. Bush.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran's former president Mohammad Khatami has called on Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to end the house arrest of opposition leaders, Khatami's website reported Sunday, the first such public call by a senior political figure The continuing detention of Mirhossein Mousavi and fellow reformist Mehdi Karroubi, both of whom disputed the results of the 2009 presidential election that triggered mass protests, is one of the most divisive political issues in Iran.
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Playlist: "Hey Jude" / "Let It Be" / "Yesterday" / "The Long and Winding Road" / "Penny Lane" / "Live and Let Die" / "All My Loving" / "Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End" / "Blackbird" / "Lady Madonna" / "Band on the Run" / "I Saw Her Standing There" Spotify | Apple Music Paul McCartney's affinity for the Tin Pan Alley and British music hall tunes he grew up listening to is one of his most divisive qualities, so much so that it often led to bickering amongst the Beatles.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) is keeping her troops in line on one of the most divisive issues facing Democrats internally and the country more broadly: the impeachment of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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In London, where the crowd was estimated to number at least 10,000, demonstrators gathered outside the prime minister's Downing Street residence, filling Whitehall and spreading out around the Cenotaph – a famous war memorial built after the end of World War I. Surrounded by the grand old buildings that house the British government, the people came to register their opposition to the most divisive ruling the Trump administration has conjured up so far and to the role that many feel their own government is playing in legitimizing and normalizing Trump's actions.
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