Allison, meanwhile, said her move to the center was a misstep.
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A traditional politician would move to the center after getting the nomination.
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They aren't advocating that Democrats move to the center to court Republicans.
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Often, you hear about when a party loses the election, it tries to move to the center.
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The lessons political parties learned in the 20th century was that it pays to move to the center.
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The left and the right both need to move to the center, or we'll keep getting extremist candidates.
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They imagine American politics as a simple two-dimensional spectrum on which Democrats must move to the center.
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This advice contradicts every political strategy that suggests candidates should move to the center during the general election fight.
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Sternlicht, who said he knows both candidates, said he could support either of them if they move to the center.
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Trump's remarks late Wednesday, however, ended speculation that the real estate tycoon would move to the center on the topic.
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One unsuccessful candidate urged Democrats to "move to the center" and become the "party of capitalism" — that candidate was Nancy Pelosi.
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The issue has become a higher-profile plank of both political parties — and could move to the center of the 2020 debate.
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Our winner-takes-all approach discourages third parties, and the two-party system rewards candidates who move to the center in national races.
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While Trump's stated plans to cut international trade "absolutely concern me," Orlando said he believed that Trump would move to the center if elected.
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Democratic voters may have more reasons than usual to think they don't need to move to the center in order to win in 2020.
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Watching Trump start to move to the center in preparation for the general election is like when the velociraptors learned how to open doors.
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They move to the center and co-opt parts of the other party's program in order to become more mainstream in a new political climate.
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Another is that climate change may move to the center of political decision-making here, too, and that—as Greta Thunberg has demonstrated—leadership matters.
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The rivals will have to move to the center now to win more votes in the runoff, said Maurício Santoro, professor at Rio de Janeiro state university.
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The idea is it&aposs somehow it&aposs going to move our politics move to the center, it won&apost have the -- it won&apost be as polarized.
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We're also seeing the selfie camera punch-hole cutouts move to the center compared to the cutouts on the right of the screen on the Galaxy S10 series.
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But as these companies move to the center of our economic and social existence, they need to tap the experience of workers and managers who've built institutions and weathered storms.
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"We may well see a shift from the extremes of the far left and right to the inevitable move to the center that is characteristic of a general election," Hogan said.
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Having a bloc of House members picked through statewide elections, Kim says, would make it at least more likely that there's an institutional incentive for politicians to move to the center.
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Vienna's move to the center of European musical life had much to do with Joseph's determination to attract talented artists—and, when necessary, to set them in competition with one another.
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All of this leads many to conclude that a simple calculus governs political power in America: When Democrats move to the center, they win; when they move to the left, Republicans do.
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In May, during the thick of the presidential race, Sternlicht told CNBC he knows both Trump and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, and could support either of them if they move to the center.
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If the three-election theory is correct, it stands to reason that the post-Trump GOP will move to the center in some fashion or another between November of this year and 2020.
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Applying their logic, it is now time for them to move to the center in order to work with the Republicans and the demands of the American population for right-of-center solutions.
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"If there's a boycott against us and we can't export then we won't be able to work in this area and we'll have to move to the center of the country," he said.
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Perhaps most fascinating, Gallup found late last year that most Democratic voters — by a margin of 54 percent to 41 percent — would rather their party move to the center than to the left.
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The difficulty is only made more challenging by the fact that the pressure in primaries is to move to the left while the pressure in the general election is to move to the center.
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Now the same Democrats, whose party has moved to the far left, as evidenced by the primaries, their leadership and their policies, are calling for Republicans to move to the center to work with them.
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And they are holding his feet to the fire, making it harder for him to move to the center, where he can protect nine of his Democratic colleagues who live in states won by Trump.
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Under those conditions, Senate races in places like Pennsylvania and North Carolina could fall to Democrats, while Senate and House races in places like Missouri, Arizona and Kansas could move to the center of the battlefield.
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If they nominate a candidate who can move to the center and retain the party's base — as several Republican Senate and gubernatorial candidates did effectively in 2014 — then the Republicans stand a good chance of winning.
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So it's definitely possible — in fact, it's probably likely — that the Democrats who want their party to move to the center don't think of Sanders as the candidate who is running to move it to the left.
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The party can swing left trying to build energy in the base, or it can move to the center, trying to capture the votes of many of the more conservative working people who voted for President Trump.
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The Senate primary isn't until August, which means McCain may be distracted by having to protect his right flank until late in the race, leaving him less time to move to the center to take on Kirkpatrick.
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Manafort has reportedly been urging Trump to move to the center, tone down the rhetoric, read the prompter, stick to the message, stop ad-libbing, and quit being such a strong presence on the Sunday morning political shows.
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Johnson, founder and chairman of The RLJ Companies, still predicts Clinton will win next week's election over Donald Trump, but said she needs to move to the center because he sees the GOP keeping the House and the Senate.
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"She's going to run to the left and move to the center, just like her husband did," adds Kevin Sullivan, a director at an insurance company who is a moderate Republican and thinks Hillary is going to win the election.
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"I will also say that she may well move to the center on many of her policies if she does get the nomination just in order to compete and get the sort of core centrist part of the U.S. Democratic Party."
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Democrats have to "move to the center and reject the siren calls of the left, whose policies and ideas have weakened the party," according to Mark Penn, who served as chief strategist in Clinton's 85033 run for the presidential nomination.
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Meanwhile, civil rights leader Jesse Jackson made a serious run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984, championing traditional liberal causes, including civil rights, and rejecting efforts by some Democrats to move to the center in response to Reagan's success.
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"Firing up liberals is a good way to lose a Senate race in Texas by 10 to 15 points if that's the entirety of your strategy," he said, adding that he hasn't seen O'Rourke move to the center on many issues.
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While it may be hard for him to completely escape the influence of former president Álvaro Uribe, whose support was instrumental in his election since he was mostly unknown to the public a year ago, he may move to the center nonetheless.
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How It Works An hour before the wedding ends, five or six street musicians, dressed in jeans and T-shirts, enter in the parade style of New Orleans, and move to the center of the dance floor to start their music mixings.
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On a tactical level, there is also a split between a leadership that wants to build a left-wing social movement and those, including most of its elected legislators, who want to move to the center to try to win an election.
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Op-Ed Contributors The path back to power for the Democratic Party today, as it was in the 1990s, is unquestionably to move to the center and reject the siren calls of the left, whose policies and ideas have weakened the party.
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"He doesn't think that Cox has a chance in the world, so he has no incentive to move to the center," said Dan Schnur, who teaches political communications at the University of Southern California and worked as an adviser to Pete Wilson, a Republican governor.
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To be able to run a deeply divided country and ensure a comfortable win in 2019, he has to move to the center, set a less polarizing tone and heal the wounds the other 50 percent of the country has been suffering under his 15-year rule.
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By contrast, if Mr. Newsom had found himself in a November election with, say, Antonio Villaraigosa, the former Democratic mayor of Los Angeles who many thought would make it to the ballot — and who had struck a decidedly more moderate note — he might have felt some pressure to move to the center.
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At some point, he will either need to move to the center and make a deal with Democrats to run the House or he will need to decentralize the House enough so that each faction feels like it has a chance to advance its policies, thus leaning into the diversity within the party.
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Yes, his supporters will stick with him, but if the energy among this group, fueled for the most part by Trump's hard line immigration policies, is deflated by Trumps move to the center/right then he will have alienated the one group that until now has supported Trump and fueled his otherwise disastrous campaign.
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Democrats learned in the 2104 election that there is a voice trying to heard and rather than trying to move to the center to gather the votes of people who clearly were on a difference plane, those are the Trump voters and because you can&apost attract those voters so we have to stick to our principles.
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After all, Republican voters overwhelmingly believe that "discrimination against whites has become as big a problem as discrimination against blacks and other minorities," according to the Public Religion Research Institute's American Values Survey: Over the past few years, Republican elites have repeatedly attempted to get the party to move to the center on issues like immigration and change the party's tone, to better win over Hispanic voters.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Push for national popular vote movement gets boost from conservatives MORE (D-Mass.) understands that she must move to the center if she is to reverse her sagging polling numbers.
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Heller supporters argue that his more moderate brand of Republicanism will give the GOP a better shot at holding the seat in 22019, a move to the center they say is necessary after Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE won the state in 2016.
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Kingo Nonaka was a combat medic during the Mexican Revolution and later a documentary photographer of Tijuana. Nonaka along with other Japanese living in the Northwest were forced to move to the center of the country during WWII.
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It was not until 2007 that the mechanism for these movements was discovered, by Voiculescu and his associates. They determined that cells move to the center of the epiblast following the activation of the Wnt planar cell polarity pathway by fibroblast growth factors made by the hypoblast.
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During early 2014, the center completed an outdoor shade structure, covering an area of . This structure will shelter plants that can not be grown in full sunlight. The center plans to build an indoor structure of the same size. Staff offices, which have been in the Harwelden mansion, will move to the center in the fall of 2014.
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The men move to the outer circle as the women return to the outer circle and the men move to the center. Partners repeat this graceful interchange one more time before returning to the "seguidilla" figure. Without pause one figure dissolves into the next, and the flames of the lighted candles create a luminous weaving pattern on the darkened stage.
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Stirred at the prospect of assisting in a sacred construction at the Temple Lot in Independence, Missouri, Draves eagerly made plans to move to the "Center Place" and help with the Temple Project which had commenced with a groundbreaking ceremony April 6, 1929. However, a serious crisis brewing within the Temple Lot organization would alter Draves' plans—eventually leading to an alleged prophetic calling and the foundation of his own church organization.
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Robert Hooke speculated in 1671 that gravitation is the result of all bodies emitting waves in all directions through the aether. Other bodies, which interact with these waves, move in the direction of the source of the waves. Hooke saw an analogy to the fact that small objects on a disturbed surface of water move to the center of the disturbance.Taylor (1876), Secondary sources A similar theory was worked out mathematically by James Challis from 1859 to 1876.
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Some claim that New York City's nickname, the Big Apple, came from the dance. However, that theory has been discredited (see The Nickname of New York). There are also accounts that a new variation developed called the "Little Apple." This form involved fewer dancers and people would take it in turns to grab a partner and move to the center of the circle and dance for a while in styles similar to the Lindy Hop, Shag, or other dances of the era.
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In cell culture cells that have the strongest adhesion move to the center of a mixed aggregates of cells. Moreover, cell-cell adhesion is often modulated by cell contractility, which can exert forces on the cell-cell contacts so that two cell populations with equal levels of the same adhesion molecule can sort out. The molecules responsible for adhesion are called cell adhesion molecules (CAMs). Several types of cell adhesion molecules are known and one major class of these molecules are cadherins.
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The paper, which has been described as the "quasi-official organ of the Bush Administration" also stated that more people would have to "bendover" to get anywhere in a political office and has called on Republicans to move to the center for the sake of the party's future viability saying "conservatives won't want to hear this, but the Republican who maneuvered his way into the most impressive victory ... won ... after moving to the center" and that "the South is not enough space to build a national governing majority".
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The presence of the black hole is seen to be evidence of the dissipationless model of NSC formation . In this model, the SSCs will move to the center and form a singular NSC. Due to the black hole's relatively small mass, it is not believed to have a major effect on the timescale of this motion, although it is not yet understood how the black hole will affect the NSC formation. Ignoring the black hole indicates that the NSC should be fully formed in a few hundred million years.
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On 23 July, Romanian forces reoccupied Hódmezővásárhely, Szentes and Mindszent. The Romanians controlled the eastern bank of the Tisza River in this sector, which allowed the 1st Vânători Brigade to move to the center. On 20 July, Hungarian forces established a solid bridgehead on the east bank of the Tisza at Szolnok, opposed by the Romanian 91st Regiment of the 18th Infantry Division. The Hungarian army moved the 6th and 7th divisions across the Tisza River, formed up within the bridgehead, then attacked the Romanians in the first line of defense.
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The story concerns an elderly potter named Cipriano Algor, his daughter Marta, and his son-in-law Marçal. One day, the Center, literally the center of commerce in the story, cancels its order for Cipriano's pottery, leaving the elderly potter's future in doubt. He and Marta decide to try their hand at making clay figurines and astonishingly the Center places an order for hundreds. But just as quickly, the order is cancelled and Cipriano, his daughter, and his son-in- law have no choice but to move to the Center where Marçal works as a security guard.
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Novice learners first enter into legitimate peripheral participation and then move to the center of the academic community. That is, beginners first acquire the conventions of academic discourse peripherally and imitate discourse activities from experienced learners or experts. After a period of time, learners can also complete academic oral presentations and academic essays, and in the end, the publication of dissertations and participation in international conferences just as what former experts do in the academic community. For students in the institution, they learn to display their thoughts through different types of academic discourse, such as classroom and conference presentations, assignments, and dissertations.
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Rimmed steel, also known as drawing quality steel, has little to no deoxidizing agent added to it during casting which causes carbon monoxide to evolve rapidly from the ingot. This causes small blow holes in the surface that are later closed up in the hot rolling process. Another result is the segregation of elements; almost all of the carbon, phosphorus, and sulfur move to the center of the ingot, leaving an almost perfect "rim" of pure iron on the outside of the ingot. This gives the ingot an excellent surface finish because of this iron rim, but also form the most segregated composition.
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Republicans also picked up a net of ten governorships and took control of many state legislative chambers. Republicans were able to nationalize the election by campaigning on a "Contract with America," and the new Republican majorities passed conservative legislation such as the Telecommunications Act of 1996, the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act, and the Defense of Marriage Act. The election was a major defeat for Clinton's health care plan, but Clinton's subsequent move to the center may have helped him win re-election in 1996. George W. Bush's election as Governor of Texas laid the groundwork for his successful campaign for president in 2000.
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In 2007, sponsor Seattle Out and Proud was threatened with bankruptcy because the downtown event had been so expensive. Egan Orion of One Degree Events took over the Seattle Pride Festival just six weeks before the event was held, in order to save the event and help preserve the move to the Center the year before. The event was compressed from three days to one, and organizers negotiated a plan with the city to pay an outstanding debt from the 2006 event. The 2008 PrideFest had record numbers at the Seattle Center with over 50,000 people attending on a 95 degree day in June, with over 100 vendors and dozens of sponsors participating.
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Olorun-Nimbe's party NCNC won all five Lagos seats and the party decided to send Adeleke Adedoyin and Azikiwe to the central legislature from the Western Assembly. In the Western Assembly, the Action Group which had control of the assembly voted for Adedoyin and Olorun-nimbe as Lagos representatives to the Federal House of Representatives scuttling Azikiwe's plan to move to the center. However, contrary to NCNC's position that Olorun-Nimbe remain in Lagos as Mayor, he decided to combine both roles as mayor and Federal House of Representative refusing to step down for Azikiwe, this left the party leader out of playing any role in the center. Olorun-Nimbe was later expelled from the party.
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In metaphase, the centromeres of the chromosomes convene themselves on the metaphase plate (or equatorial plate), an imaginary line that is at equal distances from the two centrosome poles and held together by complex complexes known as cohesins. Chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell by microtubule organizing centers (MTOCs) pushing and pulling on centromeres of both chromatids thereby causing the chromosome to move to the center. At this point the chromosomes are still condensing and are currently one step away from being the most coiled and condensed they will be, and the spindle fibers have already connected to the kinetochores. During this phase all the microtubules, with the exception of the kinetochores, are in a state of instability promoting their progression towards anaphase.
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Feuchtwanger, Edgar From Weimar to Hitler, London: Macmillan, 1993, pp. 168–169. General Otto von Feldmann of the DNVP worked very closely with Hindenburg during the 1925 election as Hindenburg's "political agent". Despite the move to the center at the level of high politics, at the grass-roots of the party the opposite direction prevailed. Starting in 1924, the DNVP's newsletter for women (which was written entirely by female volunteers) started to vehemently insist that German women only marry a "Nordic man" and raise their children to be racists.Scheck, Raffael "Women on the Weimar Right: The Role of Female Politicians in the Deutschnationale Volkspartei" pages 547–560 from Journal of Contemporary History, Volume 36, Issue #4, October 2001, p. 554.
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