Merkel has said she will not stand for the party leadership in December and said she would not stand for election again after 2021.
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Its rhetoric now does not stand out in Slovak politics.
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This might not stand up in a court of law.
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" The GMG Union tweeted that his firing "will not stand.
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However, I do not stand for women tearing women down.
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Toshiba does not stand to benefit directly from the sale.
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I just do not stand for anything he stands for.
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It does not withstand scrutiny and it will not stand.
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But we also know that it will not stand forever.
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Virgin Hyperloop One's speed record may not stand for long.
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The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles.
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Colin Kaepernick continues to not stand during the national anthem.
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I'm not coming back,' the status quo would not stand.
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Dr Mahathir says he will not stand for parliament himself.
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We will not stand by as 24,22017 NYers are deported.
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But Britain will not stand alone if it leaves Europe.
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History does not stand still; crises do not last forever.
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"They will not stand empty," Putin said back in 2013.
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The outrage: NO WE CANNOT BECAUSE THIS WILL NOT STAND!
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He does not stand in the way of doing business.
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How could they not stand up for what they believed?
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"But 'huh?' does not stand for universal confusion," Enfield writes.
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Hillary Clinton did not stand a chance in the 18th.
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"Such bans will not stand in a court of law."
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"This double standard against Israel will not stand," he said.
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We will not be intimidated; we will not stand down.
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I did not say I did not stand with him.
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"We do not stand for any corruption whatsoever," he said.
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That should not and that will not stand in America.
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I could not stand watching my country decline every day.
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I disagree, and will not stand for the normalization of pseudoscience.
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They do not stand and give applause like that very often.
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I think quantum theory as we know it will not stand.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow would not stand by idly.
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But for me, it did not stand the test of time.
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"I will not stand for the negative s— anymore," she wrote.
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Time will not stand still if we wait to seize them.
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So even Honnold and Caldwell's new high marks may not stand.
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But he has made clear he would not stand by idly.
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That being said, I can not stand the Boston Red Sox.
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Odds are it will not stand up to sober second thought.
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The home run almost did not stand up for the Yankees.
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In stronger economic circumstances, Akagi's price increase would not stand out.
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Teachers will not stand by and let that dream slip away.
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Rosselló said he does not stand by the official death toll.
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"I do not stand for what he stands for," Amdeen remarked.
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The Hawks could not stand up to the barrage of 212s.
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When the beating stopped, her son could not stand or speak.
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He would also not stand for reelection to the Irish parliament.
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But this brutal argument does not stand up to legal scrutiny.
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You can't take our power away - this impertinence will not stand.
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I just really desired to blend in and not stand out.
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Three days later, Thorn weighed in: The assist would not stand.
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They will not stand for this behavior and the effects thereof.
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But they left because they could not stand the growing stress.
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President Trump has weighed in, scolding those who do not stand.
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CARAMANICA OMG, I will not stand for all this Taka slander!
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"The president does not stand above the law," Ms. Wang said.
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He could not stand watching his village of 400 wither anymore.
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Europe did not stand still, continuing instead to pursue other deals.
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Congressional Republicans may or may not stand up to President Trump.
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And at the very least, do not stand in their way.
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By Obama's own standards, DACA does not stand withstand legal scrutiny.
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It's not wise, it's not right, and it will not stand.
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I will not stand by as peril draws closer and closer.
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I will not stand idle and will fight vehemently for justice!
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Know what you stand for — and what you do not stand for.
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We will not stand for these vile Democratic smears in law enforcement.
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And we will not stand for that, and that&aposs the Angle.
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However, the "Woke Charlotte" of the meme does not stand for that.
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In short, this is a moment to stand up, not stand down.
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On behalf of the Sivan fandom, we will not stand for this.
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"Their government should not stand behind illegal and unregulated fishing," she said.
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No matter the party affiliation, we can not stand for such behavior.
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Ditto homosexuals: "This shall not stand," Mr Cruz declares of gay marriage.
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We will not stand by as Nazism makes a resurgence in America.
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"It was Cruz who said this decision will not stand," King said.
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He will not stand in the ranks of the dictators he admires.
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Even so, they did not stand in the way of the deal.
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Banking on the illusion that people will not stand up for her.
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My response to Kaepernick's decision to not stand for the national anthem!
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He argued the measure does not stand a chance in the Senate.
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Others will not let him, and he will not stand for it.
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Even if production rebounded, PDVSA does not stand to reap a windfall.
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To think I would not stand up for my athletes is ridiculous.
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I could not stand tall, nor put my hand over my heart.
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The American public, and especially Latino voters, will not stand for this.
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Their tents and cardboard homes do not stand up to the elements.
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No, I will not stand by and watch a child be harmed.
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Scott does not stand for working people, what were you referring to?
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The next generations will not stand for this utter lack of integrity.
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"You just do not stand still — that's the key — never," he said.
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"This is an egregious cover-up that must not stand," said Sen.
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Turns out, however, that the stadium's foundation could not stand the weight.
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Kevin Love had 23, but the other starters did not stand out.
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He said he could not stand being fenced in at Fort Ord.
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"The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," he said.
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"That should not and that will not stand in America," he said.
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He would succeed Roger Schmid, who will not stand for re-election.
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"AR" does not stand for "assault rifle," which is an automatic weapon.
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The president-elect does not stand for any of our core values.
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Iranian nation & government will not stand being under both sanctions & nuclear restrictions.
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I will not stand for it, and no people of good conscience should.
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We will not stand for these vile Democrat spears against our law enforcement.
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Meyer and two other directors will not stand for re-election in June.
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A great CEO's job is to shine the spotlight, not stand under it.
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"We will not stand for this," Mr Trump tweeted a few days later.
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Without this letter, Kaleigh did not stand a chance on the job market.
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Many Sahrawis also believe that the UN will not stand up to Morocco.
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Americans will not stand for any foreign government trying to influence our election.
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One that many, including one of Disney's own artists, would not stand for.
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It's a meme gone awry, and clearly, I will not stand for it.
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"We hope that today's ruling does not stand," it says in a statement.
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But half the stuff he's talking about … does not stand up to scrutiny.
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If the world "does not stand up to him today, worse will follow".
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The message from the United States must be that this will not stand.
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"You can expect that our competitors will not stand still," CEO Combes said.
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These shoes make you want to move, and I could not stand still.
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He has said he will not stand again in presidential elections this year.
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If you do not stand up for yourself, do you think they will?
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But it does not stand out quite as much as it used to.
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Ramirez Gaviria could not stand her clothes against her skin or physical contact.
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Trump made claims about trade that do not stand up well to scrutiny.
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Cities like Pittsburgh should promote and not stand in the way of innovation.
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A police officer approached Hosmer and told him he could not stand there.
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His mind could change, and the Yankees would not stand in his way.
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The choice is yours, but your child will not stand for the hate.
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Women will not stand by while their most fundamental rights are stripped away.
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David Cameron, the conservative prime minister, has said he will not stand again.
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We need to let Trump know we do not stand for his policies.
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They are not a team and they will not stand for each other.
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It makes for good sound bites, but they might not stand up legally.
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However, the other Republican candidates did not stand with Trump as a whole.
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"He'd be foolish to do that, does not stand a chance," he said.
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It's just not stand and pass it into Tina and watch Tina work.
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That means Sciorra's allegation does not stand as a crime on its own.
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He knew his sedan, already overwhelmed by water, did not stand a chance.
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Instead, we will recommit to creating a community that does not stand by.
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That's all the more reason why Prague should not stand alone this week.
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I think Americans are going to stand up and not stand by anymore.
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"We will not stand in the way of permitted business activity with Iran, and we will not stand in the way of international firms or financial institutions' engaging with Iran, as long as they follow all applicable laws," the statement read.
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But let's not stand in the way of progress here with these ridiculous theoreticals.
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Those surrounding the President would not stand idle if Trump pursued a crazed act.
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Mr Höcke has vowed that the board will change, but may not stand himself.
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Finally, authorities have effectively signalled they will not stand in their floating currency's way.
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We will not stand by and be bullied by the majority party any longer.
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"We do not stand for inequality, and me personally, I'm a feminist," he added.
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Reached Tuesday, Tester, a Montana Democrat, said he did not stand by the comments.
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The governor, who is Mr Trump's biggest Republican critic, does not stand on ceremony.
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One woman told Amnesty International she could not stand after being subjected to falaqa.
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Women's health care is under attack and we will not stand for it. pic.twitter.
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I hate to say it, but Cersei might not stand a chance against him.
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But the argument does not stand up to scrutiny, and evidence is all around.
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"This arrogant act by a lame duck president will not stand," Lee tweeted Wednesday.
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They could not stand the open ending, the blunt opacity of the unsolved mystery.
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"It's hard to demonstrate that the work does not stand," Garavaglia told the newspaper.
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Federal officials should not stand in the way of these voter-mandated policy changes.
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"The administration will not stand up and say this is just wrong," Forbes said.
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This erasure of black pain to create space for blue platitudes does not stand.
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The secret is that Pier 57 does not stand on a conventional pile field.
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If they are true Chinese students, they could not stand up to the metalheads.
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We will not stand by while our basic health and rights are stripped away.
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The new tent in Donna does not stand to do much for either mission.
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He has no integrity and admits he does not stand behind anything he says.
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Merkel has said she will not stand again as chancellor of Europe's biggest economy.
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"Do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor!" she exclaims, channeling Leviticus.
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MSI Prestige 14 specs: The Prestige's display, unfortunately, does not stand out as much.
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Lawmakers who care about their institution and their legacy should not stand for this.
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I could not stand at the end of the weekend, I was physically broken.
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If we do not stand up for our republic, no one else will either.
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But the maneuver may not stand up to legal scrutiny once challenged in court.
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There are two things in this world that Ben Affleck will not stand for.
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I got the walnut finish, it blends with the decor, and does not stand out.
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And you can be sure that President Trump will not stand for a bad deal.
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"I will not stand by for 307 to become an experiment" in integration, he said.
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The House That Will Not Stand closed at New York Theatre Workshop on Aug. 19.
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The mom of three said that she will not stand for attacks on her body.
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He aimed a vulgarity at the President, which the White House could not stand for.
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Crandall Bowles, 70, will retire from the board and will not stand for re-election.
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But we will not stand behind a marriage propped up on such promises or gifts.
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I will not stand with people who discriminate against those that they perceive as different.
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And when Northerners concluded that they could not stand for secession, the Civil War began.
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They would not stand for the besmirching of the good name of Ronaldo's fine frame.
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They also say he could not stand still ... shaking the entire time and talking fast.
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Even I, self-proclaimed Coldplay devotee, will not stand for this Kidz Bop mash-up.
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"One thing I will not stand for is s— talking about my wife," says Shouhed.
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And previous reports that "Chibok girls" had been rescued did not stand up to scrutiny.
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"There's no reason to not stand by anybody in this moment," Rubio said on CBS.
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" Teams will be fined if players do not stand and "show respect for the flag.
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The Cruz campaign maintained that Rubio did not stand against abortion when it mattered most.
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I will not stand by and allow my fellow Republican patriots to be slandered. Rep.
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I'll pay Clear $213,210 over 30 years to not stand in line for 46 days.
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Kasich has expressed concerns that such a restrictive measure would not stand up in court.
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Rating: UNESCO does not stand for U Need Extra Stairs, Cardio Obsessively Here we go!
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Why the fuck did I not stand up to those who didn't believe in me?
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Despite constant use of the term "narcissist", the mods do not stand for armchair diagnosis.
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It's an act of defiance, an act of saying we do not stand for terrorism.
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" Conversely, if the pressure was too high, "the brain could just physically not stand it.
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Instead, he tends to offer cherry-picked facts that do not stand up to scrutiny.
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For a long time after he died, I could not stand the sight of poetry.
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He pledged the United States would "not stand down" in the face of China's challenge.
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He blamed the Eagles and suggested that their players did not stand for the anthem.
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If ever there was a moment to stand up — not stand by — this is it.
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Under my tenure, CEO does not stand for Chief Executive Officer but for cheerleader extraordinaire.
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If the bill returns to the Senate, Schumer needs to fight, not stand idly by.
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Essentially, Johnson seems to not be afraid of anything and to not stand for bullshit.
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"I am alarmed he might not stand up to the pharmaceutical industry," said Democratic Sen.
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Judge Ellis does not stand alone among federal judges in making these kinds of determinations.
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Two school instructors told them they would need to leave if they did not stand.
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" Graham, who previously advocated dismissing the articles, added that a "motion dismissed will not stand.
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If a leadership spill motion was then passed, he would not stand in the vote.
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The worst thing that we can do as women is not stand up for each other.
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I'm not the first and I'm not the last, but I will not stand for injustice.
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Ordinary Malaysians should not stand by while their leaders undermine the rule of law so casually.
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Another group that does not stand to benefit from historic low yields are savers, Edelman said.
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The same pledge you took, to say that sexual assault and rape culture will not stand.
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App-less operating systems simply do not stand a chance against the contemporary iOS-Android duopoly.
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This will not stand if it happens during the great Gilmore binge of Thanksgiving 2016, though.
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You will be polite to them in turn, but you need not stand for such harms.
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"I shall not stand by and watch thou shed another drop of innocent blood," he yells.
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"The world will not stand still, nor will Europe," Enders told Reuters in an emailed statement.
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"Obviously we did not stand adjourned for three hours because of a jammed copier," Mickelsen said.
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The school district will not stand in the way of our students peacefully expressing their concerns.
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Kaitlyn Bristowe's glam Emmys look did not stand the test of time — or even the night.
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" Ortega, the country's attorney general, said she "will not tolerate this and will not stand down.
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U.S. District Judge Reed O'Connor said that without the individual mandate, the law could not stand.
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Ireland, though, said it would not stand in the way if Britain made such a request.
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Watson: It pains me to see people not stand and honor the flag during the anthem.
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I can't lie down with someone who would not stand up for me and my rights.
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Trump said that NFL should punish and possibly fire those did not stand for the anthem.
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He must be released immediately and the U.S. will not stand for this kind of intimidation!
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Other cases cited as evidence of bias do not stand up to scrutiny, the panel said.
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An SEC filing also showed that Koum will not stand for re-election on Facebook's board.
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First, Verizon is stating directly that it will not "stand in the way" of Google's updates.
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Merkel, chancellor for almost 14 years, has said she will not stand for a fifth term.
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The Green Party did not stand in 2017 but received 3% of the vote in 2015.
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Teams are subjected to a fine if players or staff do not stand for the anthem.
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Governments will not stand by and allow these cryptocurrencies to evade the regulations around these activities.
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This is not to say that NAFTA is perfect or could not stand to be modernized.
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And to hear him tell it, the Zika virus does not stand much of a chance.
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They do not stand and give applause like that very often, so they have some respect.
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"We will not stand silently by as the federal government tries to take away health care."
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Seawalls are expensive to build and maintain, and do not stand up well to severe storms.
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She said they have assured her they would not stand in the way of her plans.
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We would not stand by as people died, when we and other countries could help them.
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As soon as she found out, Griner made it clear she would not stand for it.
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Voters deserve to know that he will not stand up for the conscience rights of taxpayers.
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He will stay on-- to facilitate the transition, but will not stand-- for-- reelection in 2019.
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They did not stand out in quiet neighborhoods where the full beards and veils are unusual.
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A 16-point first-quarter lead against the Timberwolves on Friday did not stand the test.
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Beyond the problematic message sent by Mitchell, her report simply does not stand up to scrutiny.
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Another limitation, Gardner acknowledged, was that the study team didn't interview people who did not stand.
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"We will not stand by as this symbol of freedom and opportunity goes dark," Cuomo tweeted.
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"Our community will not stand by in silence and fear," organizers said in a press release. .
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But what exactly does it mean to say that the American people will not stand for this?
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Fillon has said the work was genuine and will not stand down unless put under formal investigation.
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"The air in London is lethal and I will not stand by and do nothing," Khan said.
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Campaigning intensified after Mr Leung's surprise announcement in December that he would not stand for re-election.
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Now the third, Leung Chun-ying, has said he will not stand for another five-year term.
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The greater issue with social media's influence on the election is that it does not stand alone.
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Guess her old comment that "people can say whatever they want" about this relationship may not stand?
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The professor could not stand to see faces so beautiful and innocent contorted in such wet sadness.
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Brydon has said he will not stand for re-election at the annual general meeting in 2019.
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Murray's claims about race and intelligence, however, do not stand up to serious critical or empirical examination.
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"Most lawyers will say it will not stand the test of the law," Kelly told BuzzFeed News.
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Republicans need to take Mr Trump on, not stand transfixed by what is happening to their party.
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As much as my heart hurts, I know hate groups do not stand a chance against Charlottesville.
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They assured me they would not stand in the way of our re-engagement with the bureau.
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The boy was so weak he could not stand on his own, police previously alleged to PEOPLE.
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And we will not stand for it...We will find you, and we will come after you.
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O'Connor ruled that without an individual mandate, the health-care law could not stand on its own.
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And when it comes to Israel, Donald Trump does not stand where Evangelicals need him to be.
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If a sc-called leadership spill motion was then passed, he would not stand in the vote.
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The Trump administration needs to understand that the American public will not stand for suppression of science.
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Crucially, such folk typically could not stand Mr Cruz, whose sneering, divisive manner they thought un-electable.
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As human beings, regardless of our political preferences or religious affinities, we should not stand for it.
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He ruled that the 2010 law could not stand without the individual mandate penalty, which Congress repealed.
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Jaballa was tortured so badly that he could not stand up at night to talk to us.
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Despite this, he has said he will not stand as a parliamentary candidate in the upcoming election.
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If you do not stand by your own prior words, what has changed between then and now?
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Americans should not stand idly as its neighbors punish Qatar for its belief in these American values.
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We will not stand for this attack on the will of the people and our Democratic process.
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The 57-year-old's morning routine may not stand out at first glance, but his motive does.
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We ought not stand idly by as the world questions the reliability of U.S. capabilities and resolve.
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I could not stand the gasping O-faces he made after every line of the first verse.
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"My show is NOT stand up comedy" because that's an art form designed by men for men.
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Prosecutors also filed docs saying they would NOT stand in the way of his release on bail.
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" She added, "If we just show laundry like all the other advertisements, ours will not stand out.
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The year of many phones (and specifically phone brands) that did not stand the test of time.
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Of course, fans who follow the show know the couple did not stand the test of time.
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They also have to check their background to make sure they do not stand out against it.
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They also conclude that the technology may not stand up to legal challenges under human rights law.
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" Tyson then read a moving rendition of the poem "Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep.
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German daily Handelsblatt reported last year Matthias would not stand for a second term for age reasons.
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Sometimes it draws an audience of onlookers who may or may not stand up for the victim.
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The United States "will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela," the statement said.
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Peter Fluor, who has been a director since 1984, will not stand for re-election next year.
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Its chairman, Peter Ulber, said last week that he would not stand for re-election next May.
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The private sector will take care of this if the government does not stand in the way.
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And we're making it known that we will not stand by and allow him to do it.
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The boy told the teacher that he did not stand because he believes the pledge represents racism.
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But McCain wanted to make it clear that American lawmakers do not stand with Trump's trade policy.
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"We will not stand in the way of permitted business activity with Iran, and we will not stand in the way of international firms or financial institutions engaging with Iran as long as they follow all applicable laws," the United States, France, Germany and Britain said in a statement.
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"If the President is acquitted through a sham trial, through a mock trial, where there are no witnesses, where everything is covered up, that will not stand him well with the American people and it will not stand the Republicans with the American people," the New York Democrat said.
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He has now said he will not stand in Leigh, regardless of the outcome of the mayoral vote.
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The official said Salman's claims that she was coerced through her husband's abusive behavior did not stand up.
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Peter Kavinsky and his woah woah woah's might not stand a chance against the sweet, intellectual John Ambrose.
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He's snitching all over the place about Varys' betrayal, and the Maddest Queen will not stand for it.
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Guest Bits on TV and Movie Soundtracks In the following years, Blige's music career did not stand still.
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"The United States of America will not stand idly by as Venezuela crumbles," Pence said in a speech.
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We will not stand for this administration's attempt to shame people and keep them from accessing health care.
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"I can't imagine that K+S would not stand for potash and salt in the future," Steiner said.
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Long-Bailey has previously said she would not stand in the way of Scotland holding a new independence.
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Q. In the depths of his terrible treatment, Ji was so badly beaten he could not stand up.
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To not stand up to this; to be silent— is to be a part of the problem. pic.twitter.
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Since Putin will not stand to be ignored, the United States may have some leverage over the Kremlin.
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Trump, ironically, would not stand by Cohn's deathbed as he perished of AIDS; instead, he disavowed his friend.
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"We have been clear that we will not stand for Iran's flagrant disregard for international norms," he said.
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" The organization's website encourages climbers to "respect the mountain" and "do not stand directly on the summit stone.
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Some other tips: Don't speak too softly — women have trained themselves to not stand out from the crowd.
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"The world will not stand still, nor will Europe," Chief Executive Tom Enders said in an emailed statement.
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The judiciary, Justice Gorsuch wrote, should not stand in the way of states seeking to execute their worst.
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" On Calvin Harris "I could not stand Calvin Harris, and that was even before I heard him talking.
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" He added: "It is crucial that the government does not stand in the way of hangover-free alcohol.
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"This wanton violation of privacy will not stand, and we are committed to bringing those responsible to justice."
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That being said, I will not stand for their French toast bagel, which far exceeds bagel sweet standards.
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But after reviewing a portion of the exposed data, some of the company's claims do not stand up.
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Finally, you implied a pact: The two of you will not stand for Trump failing on those promises.
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I would put my money on the party breaking up if someone does not stand down and compromise.
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These two goals do not stand in opposition to one another; the federal government should be doing both.
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Now that the Cortez suddenly wants to play along with the real world, this aggression will not stand.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have indicated they expect the decision will not stand on appeal.
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Since the beginning of the season, he has continued to not stand, and other players have joined him.
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People will not stand by silently while politicians attack their autonomy and their ability to live healthy lives.
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"We will not stand for another year of exponential rise in the use of these products," Adams said.
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The Liberal Democrats' current position is they will not stand aside for Labour candidates unless it is reciprocated.
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Without it, the $5,000 Mac Pro display that Apple is selling does not stand up on its own.
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But Erik Milito, upstream director of the American Petroleum Institute, was confident that Obama's restrictions will not stand.
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The UN system – where other nations pay the majority of costs – ensures countries stand up, not stand by.
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The criticism often leveled at "Nanette" — it's not stand-up, but a solo show — is an unintentional compliment.
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Ms. McMahon quickly disavowed her past suggestion that the Small Business Administration need not stand on its own.
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Officials in all three states said they would not stand down in the face of the legal challenges.
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Eliot the poet was dependent upon her, Eliot the man could not stand to admit that he was.
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There were artists the Russian admired, like Modigliani and Monet, and those he could not stand, like Dali.
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HIAS could not stand by when Jewish immigrants were persecuted, and it cannot stand by now, he said.
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They decided quickly that her insubordination could not stand, according to an administration official familiar with the deliberations.
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Sports fans should never condone players that do not stand proud for their National Anthem or their Country.
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He has said he would not stand for re-election in 2017 if joblessness had not fallen by then.
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Turnbull has said he will not stand if the Liberal Party parliamentarians back a motion for a leadership vote.
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"We will not stand idly by while the world's second-largest economy engages in state-sponsored theft," Demers added.
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Olivia Wilde is very pregnant and will not stand for anyone's lack of common courtesy, thank you very much.
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Of course, Twitter did not stand for this one bit, and showed their displeasure through the power of Tweet.
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In the spirit of Valentine's Day, I will not stand here and judge their human-on-kite fuck fest.
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Trump will not stand before students and young activists as he takes his turn at improving US-Muslim relations.
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Warren lamented Carson's "inexperience in the field," but said she would not stand in the way of his confirmation.
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It would be a nightmare and one that we would not stand for — neither should our nation's small businesses.
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As a fan of both Bojack Horseman and classic reruns of the Simpsons, I will not stand for this!
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Over a slightly longer time-frame, however, the notion that Britons are working ever harder does not stand up.
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"The U.S. is ill-prepared for this invasion of illegals, and will not stand for it," Jon Cooper asked.
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"We will not stand idly by while the world's second-largest economy engages in state-sponsored theft," Demers continued.
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He did not stand, later explaining that he had decided to remain seated as a statement against racial oppression.
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Mencius said that a man of wisdom does not stand next to a wall that is about to topple.
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In its statement, Weinstein said it "will not stand behind sanctioning the discrimination of L.G.B.T. people or any American."
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I am not a journalist or politician, but if I do not stand up for them, then who will?
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Some people attending games do not stand at attention, remove their hats, stop eating and drinking during the anthem.
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Opponents of Proposition C — including some business leaders — have raised objections that do not stand up to closer scrutiny.
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But she suggested that she would not stand in the way of lawmakers who wanted to vote their conscience.
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But Mr. Iyer, a consultant at Tata Consultancy Services, predicted that the ride-hailing giants would not stand idle.
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Still another might walk his giant cache of tech knowledge over to a competitor, and that would not stand.
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If the US continued this mechanism and maintained the stability of USD, it would not stand to lose anything.
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And if the Democratic Party does not stand for any of those things, then what on earth is it?
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"While today's response is not surprising - indeed we anticipated it - it will not stand," Sturgeon said in a statement.
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Yet that central accusation — that Dean wants to be the center of attention — does not stand up to scrutiny.
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Vera Jourova, the justice commissioner, deleted her Facebook account in 2015 because she could not stand the hate anymore.
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Even pro-Airbnb hosts at those events suspected that the company might not stand behind them to the end.
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He has fired others more senior than Spencer who did not stand up to him the way Spencer did.
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It's now become routine to not stand out by sharing your wisdom and in some cases far greater creativity.
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Vice President Pence reportedly did not stand when the joint Korean delegation entered at the Winter Olympics opening ceremonies.
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Some of these chambers have extremely low ceilings that an adult of average height could not stand up in.
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"If there's one thing Australians will not stand for, it is being ridiculed by America," the Australian recently blustered.
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I wrote in Paul Ryan here because it did not matter and I could not stand Clinton or Trump.
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Their writings may have been kept on papyrus, which did not stand the test of time as clay did.
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"If anyone should be ashamed, it is my commander, because he did not stand by me," he ended bitterly.
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"We will not stand idle while the efforts to undermine the independence of our courts relentlessly persist," she said.
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" Weinsten adds, "In order to pursue this case, she will have to commit perjury and that will not stand.
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Though not an endorsement of the legislation, it is an important sign the Fed will not stand in its way.
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But she said on Monday she could not stand with an "anarchistic party" that lacked a credible plan to govern.
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I want employees to be confident enough to publicly state that they will not stand for this type of behavior.
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" Glassman issued a statement to BuzzFeed on Wednesday saying he did not stand by Berger's views, which he called "appalling.
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We will not stand by and allow threats to our members' jobs and their families' standard of living go unanswered.
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On the flip side they say, 'Imagine if he was working harder, we would not stand a chance against him'.
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We will not stand idly by while this Administration targets programs that children and families across our state rely upon.
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Therefore, the vicissitudes of human history do not stand outside of nature, but rather develop in accordance with natural laws.
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Alan Johnson, a former Labour home secretary and Gisela Stuart are among those who have said they will not stand.
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The..... ....great people of Montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being.
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Latin America should not stand idly by in the face of an unprecedented and entirely man-made calamity in Venezuela.
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This one, though very well-built, does not stand out from the pack when it comes to size or weight.
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But for Yagoda, in particular, that has not been the case, and hyperfocus does not stand out as an impediment.
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Most Arab and African leaders now leave office because they are voted out or do not stand for re-election.
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Lucy Hale will not stand for body shaming on Twitter — especially when it comes to accusations of an eating disorder.
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Brad Buss, Linda Johnson Rice, Steve Jurvetson and Antonio Gracias will not stand for re-election once their terms end.
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Still, Pence reiterated that Venezuela was "sliding into dictatorship and the United States would not stand by" while that happened.
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Pershing Square said in a statement that Ackman would remain on the board, but would not stand for re-election.
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Richard Epstein, Professor of Law at NYU, emphatically agreed that Cards Against Humanity would not stand much of a chance.
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Democratic Senator John Sparks said the bill would not stand up in court and would lead to expensive legal battles.
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Government should not stand in the way of employers and employees coming up with work arrangements that benefit both parties.
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While this study brings some CRISPR limitations to the forefront, all of its claims may not stand up under scrutiny.
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"The message from the United States must be that this will not stand," McCain (R-Ariz.) and Graham (R-S.
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North Korea has perplexed U.S. presidents in the past, several of whom said that the status quo could not stand.
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Ricardo Rosselló said he did not stand by the official death toll, and that he welcomed the Harvard study results.
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As the British general election campaign officially got under way a stream of MPs announced they would not stand again.
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"If we run on change, then we need change and we should not stand with the status quo," she said.
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The.........great people of Montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being.
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I want to say clearly: This exploitation of Israel's civil policy harms you and we will not stand idly by.
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Although he did not stand in the Spanish parliamentary election last month, he will run in the upcoming EU vote.
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This decision is nothing more than the shameful resurrection of decades-old sexism – and we should not stand for it.
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"Anyone who does not stand in the way of that is an enabler of a white supremacist agenda," she added.
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This is a further attempt to publicly disgrace Mr. Weinstein for financial gain and we will not stand for it.
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"We will not stand by while we are replaced in the land of our forefathers-this country is ours." pic.twitter.
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The Capriles moved to an apartment in Orlando, the one that Carmen believed would not stand up to a hurricane.
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The U.S. administration has said Washington will not stand in the way of European trade and business transactions with Iran.
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He "could not stand the abuse of power wherever he saw it, in whatever form, in whatever country," Biden said.
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America cannot be made great again in the manner Trump and those who will not stand up to him imagine.
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He said anybody who did not stand during the anthem was disrespecting the flag and country, and should be fired.
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Butterworth's several months ago so I looked up an alternative and now my kids will not stand for store-bought.
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She told people she could not stand them; she stopped speaking to family members for life; she left them bleeding.
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Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett and seven Seahawks teammates did not stand before their game with the New York Giants.
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Mr. Trump pressed the point on Saturday, making clear that Russia's annexation of Crimea should not stand in the way.
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Most people did not stand up to the Nazis as they marched into Czechoslovakia and Poland and Belgium and France.
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Yet as citizens return currency to banks at a surprising pace, New Delhi's narrative does not stand up to scrutiny.
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"We will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles," Ms. Sanders said as she announced the new executive order applying sanctions.
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Steve King, a Republican congressman from Iowa, echoed President Trump by urging owners to fire players who did not stand.
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Ms. Pelosi and other Democrats, who have been some of Mr. Limbaugh's regular targets and fiercest critics, did not stand.
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Last week, mining giant BHP Group said Maxsted will not stand for re-election as a director on its board.
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He did not stand for re-election at the start of this year to concentrate instead on German domestic politics.
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We will not stand idly by while the Chinese government stifles free expression and tightens their grip on Hong Kong.
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"I am filing this enforcement action today because the Trump Administration's brazen obstruction of Congress must not stand," said Rep.
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I did not stand up for these brilliant, kind, loving, funny and incredible women when they needed me the most.
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It means implementing policies that do not stand in the way of American innovation and allowing the economy to flourish.
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If the military can be convinced to not stand between the Venezuelan population and the humanitarian aid, he may fall.
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This is a further attempt to publicly disgrace Mr. Weinstein for financial gain, and we will not stand for it.
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These are savage gangs MS-13 and others, we will not stand for these vile Democrats fears against our law enforcement.
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"A characteristic of Japan is that you should not stand out," argues the head teacher of a secondary school in Tokyo.
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NARAL members will not stand by as our basic freedoms are attacked, and we urge Governor Bryant to reject this bill.
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It has also opened some to the charge that they are mere vote-getting machines that do not stand for anything.
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Mr Trump does not stand accused of getting his paperwork wrong, however, but of paying bribes to scotch a damaging story.
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She has accepted that an investigation should go ahead, but maintains she did no wrong and thus need not stand aside.
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"iRobot will not stand by while others offer products that infringe on our intellectual property," the company said in a statement.
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"We will not stand by while one woman in Australia is killed every week through domestic violence," he told the newspaper.
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He did not stand by Cohn's deathbed as Cohn died of AIDS (an illness that carried considerable stigma in the 1980s).
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I'd like to remind Drake that Asahd Tuck Khaled is Executive Producer of Grateful and will not stand for this nonsense.
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In reality, Jacobs stated he did not "stand by" everything in a separate letter written by his former attorney to Uber.
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At the outset of the New Year we should resolve that when schools become military targets, we will not stand aside.
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UPDATE: Fox 32 General Manager Dennis Welsh told the Chicago Tribune that the station does not stand by Salamone's "absurd" comments.
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The issue was exacerbated last week when Trump said that players who did not stand during the anthem should be fired.
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I will not stand for their effort to take control of the Company unfairly and to the detriment of the Company.
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If Hollywood's power brokers, with all their resources, could not stand up to Congress and the FBI, how could individual leftists?
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"The United States will not stand by as our immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety is jeopardized," Sessions said.
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The former senior dollar Libor submitter and head dollar cash trader pleaded guilty in October 2014 and did not stand trial.
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I could not stand by and witness their efforts to use loaded messages to produce an emotional rather than rational response.
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More than a dozen women MPs have said they will not stand in the election, some citing abuse as the reason.
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Before long, Mr. Carson appeared on Fox News and said he would not stand in the way of the draft committee.
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" "The United States cannot, and must not, stand idly by while Enes and his family are subject to this autocratic torment.
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I will not stand by and watch American workers lose their jobs because other nations do not play by the rules.
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By contrast, Austria ended weeks of wavering, its chancellor saying his country would not stand in the way of a deal.
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Many people, especially in rural areas, live in poorly constructed homes that could not stand up to the winds and rains.
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My office will not stand by and let private consumer information be jeopardized by industry giants, especially to pad their profits.
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If you do not stand with us by saying we need to pass common sense gun legislation, you have chosen death.
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Democrats want to include funding for the subsidies in the funding bill, which Speaker Ryan said he will not stand for.
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"The drivers making their platform run do not stand with their executives," the group Gig Workers Rising tweeted earlier this summer.
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"However, we are Communists and we must not stand with folded hands and let chaos develop as it pleases," Lenin wrote.
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If people understood their machines, he said — be they computers, typewriters or harpsichords — "they would not stand in awe of them."
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"If the project does not stand on its own and the fundamentals aren't there, it's not a good deal," she said.
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Best Buy (BBY)Executive Chairman Hubert Joly will not stand for re-election at the electronics retailer's annual meeting in June.
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He wants badly to succeed at both, he said, but he will not stand in the way of his own progress.
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I believe it is wrong that America does not stand behind affordable education and the health needs of all its citizens.
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Connor Betts, 24, does not stand out; he is dressed like others at the bar in T-shirt, shorts and sneakers.
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"Denying workers their rights during a public health crisis is immoral, irresponsible, and we cannot and will not stand for it."
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Two of the most notable attendees at this year's Super Bowl did not stand while Demi Lovato performed the national anthem.
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This year, he had announced that he would not stand in elections expected in November, saying someone younger should take charge.
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Our view is the rest of the world is getting better quickly, so the U.S. does not stand out so much.
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"We have been clear that we will not stand for Iran's flagrant disregard for international norms," Pompeo said in a statement.
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In a regulatory filing, Morgan Stanley said that Mr. Kleinfeld had resigned on Friday and would not stand for re-election.
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And he wanted to go to a club that would not stand in his way when the time came to leave.
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In debates over immigration, both sides tend to make bold pronouncements about what the natives will or will not stand for.
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At a minimum they may well be ambivalent to Trump's exit from the White House and not stand in Iran's way.
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The colonists could not stand the idea of rival predators and shot wolves for fur, out of sadism and sheer arrogance.
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"Adolescents simply do not stand a chance," pediatrician Dr. Susanne E. Tanski said in prepared remarks on behalf of the group.
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Yet Greece did not stand in the way of NATO's belated recognition that China could be a disruptive force in Europe.
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"This is a declaration of war against America and all of humanity – it will not stand," Brown said in a statement.
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From the start, the injury-depleted Packers defense did not stand a chance to even slow down Ryan and the Falcons.
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"We will not stand idle while the corrupt officials make the Iraqi people suffer," Pompeo told reporters at the State Department.
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He did not extend the same kindness to De Laurentiis, claiming that he "could not stand another minute" with Napoli's president.
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This close relationship among our First Amendment rights means that they do not stand alone or in isolation from each other.
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The bureau has devoted precious little effort to ensuring that regulation does not stand in the way of innovation and choice.
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When I am governor, he will not stand in my way of doing what's right for the people of Florida. pic.twitter.
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The president doubled down on his position, saying those who do not stand for the anthem are disrespecting the United States.
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"We knew all along if we got this case in front of reasonable prosecutors, it would not stand up," he said.
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None of this would be disqualifying, but it does not stand up well to the feminist sensibilities of the #MeToo era.
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" Ted Cruz, who led the fight to restore commercial flights to Israel when the Obama Administration halted them during Israel's most recent war against Hamas terrorists, once walked off the stage at a gathering of anti-Israel Middle Eastern Christian groups announcing: "If you will not stand with Israel and the Jews, then I will not stand with you.
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He was known for his kindness and inclusive spirit, and he stood up for people who could not stand up for themselves.
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The pair quickly figured out Poncho was in dire straits: He would not stand up or take a milk substitute or hay.
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They might not stand up right away, or even all at once, but once they're cornered, there's no force harder to repel.
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Ms. Strother then said the meeting is over and if India does not stand for the Pledge she cannot return to Windfern.
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Players who want to kneel or not stand will have to do so "in the locker room," according to the new rules.
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The light touch is an effort to not stand in the way of a relatively new field that could ultimately help patients.
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Republicans will not stand up to Donald Trump to uncover the truth that's now coming out, day by day, hour by hour.
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But given the incontrovertible video evidence at hand—both the original tape and Mr Trump's apology—surely this fiction would not stand?
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She said she did not recall making some of the posts the AP asked her about and does not stand by others.
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Till, however, does not stand in a bladed stance, with his lead foot turned in and his hamstring presented to the opponent.
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But Mr Prayuth, who has not stated clearly that he wants to stay on, would presumably not stand against a royal candidate.
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If the party wants her to go, it may wait until her term ends, and then insist that she not stand again.
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UILCA, another trade union, said it would not stand by and accept a new belt-tightening business plan without being properly consulted.
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Houses represent the human desire to not stand about in the rain, and it's unfair to twist this desire into a commodity.
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The ancient lore that stipulates true grime fans should be born within the sound of the Bow bells does not stand anymore.
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Musk notified the board of directors that he will not stand for re-election at the 2019 annual shareholder meeting in May.
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A good place to start would be for Mr Sisi to announce that he will not stand again for election in 2018.
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However, H&M did not stand for what Mike thought it stood for, and Reid responded with a clapback for the ages.
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Rahm Emanuel chose people who would not defund the war, would not stand up to Bush, and would work with corporate lobbyists.
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You're dealing with a speaker of the House who will not stand up to the president and defend the authority of Congress.
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He has been sharply critical all season of the league for not punishing players who do not stand for the national anthem.
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However, the weak data might not stand in the way of the BoE raising interest rates from their record low 0.25 percent.
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Bishop knows that his bill does not stand a chance to pass on its own merits as a standalone bill in Congress.
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It would be yet another opportunity for Trump to demonstrate that he's in Washington to get things done, not stand on ceremony.
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In Gross Klein, Lukas Hecht, 18, belligerently asserted that Muslim newcomers pursue German women and said he would not stand for it.
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"It should be very clear that our committee cannot and will not stand as a substitute for Mr. Mueller's investigation," Warner said.
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On Monday morning, the U.S. Supreme Court signaled again that the Constitution does not stand in the way of addressing gun violence.
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The first time I encountered a reputedly great novel that I could not stand was in my senior year of high school.
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"We would not stand idly by if any citizen were attacked," the broadcaster quoted him as saying in a weekly news conference.
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Scandinavian Airlines said it would not stand in the way of a new deal, while Russia's flights authority did not immediately comment.
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Sturgeon said she would not stand in the way of another referendum on Brexit, which was opposed by most voters in Scotland.
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The Commissioner will impose appropriate discipline on league personnel who do not stand and show respect for the flag and the Anthem.
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Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness resigned from frontline politics Thursday, announcing he will not stand in the upcoming election due to poor health.
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We will not stand idly by as the negative effects of this administration's detention policies on pregnant immigrant women continue to unfold.
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Each ally knows that if attacked, it will not stand alone — for all 28 allies, that is a commitment worth investing in.
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Segal, a former CEO of Gazit Globe, will not stand for reelection to Gazit Globe's board at next month's annual shareholders' meeting.
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"This will just be the beginning of our response to your hate group's attacks if you do not stand down," it reads.
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The US might come out on top in a more violent, chaotic world, but in the end, we do not stand apart.
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Seven of the defendants were convicted at trial; another confessed, pleaded guilty and did not stand trial but testified against the others.
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United States officials have said the evidence put forward by Turkey is insufficient and would not stand up in an American court.
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He used a derogatory word to describe players who did not stand for the anthem and called on owners to fire them.
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If "originalist" (Republican) judges are sincere, they will not stand in the way; strong states were part of the original constitutional design.
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Mr. Manson's lyrics, by contrast, were often about sex and death, but in the '261s, that did not stand out very much.
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The owners voted Wednesday to fine teams whose players do not stand for the national anthem while they are on the field.
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You could not stand up to white plantation owners in the South if you were black and live to tell that story.
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Venezuela is sliding into dictatorship, and as President Donald Trump has said, 'The United States will not stand by as Venezuela crumbles.
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" He added: "The great people of Montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being.
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Trump, his White House aides and his lawyers have also issued dozens of denials that may not stand the test of time.
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Players who "do not stand and show respect for the flag and the anthem" are subject to a fine under the policy.
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Even overtly sweet red wines, such as Apothic, did not stand out as sweet among the treacle that is cheap Cali cab.
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TV "Rising" host Krystal Ball, said he thinks that most GOP lawmakers are "cowards" who will not stand up to the president.
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Merkel, who has led Europe's biggest economy for the past 14 years, has said she will not stand at the next election.
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But they do have restrictions - for example, in Moscow, protesters must not stand closer than 50 meters (160 feet) from each other.
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Both Hastings and former White House chief of staff Erskine Bowles, will not stand for reelection to the board, Facebook previously announced.
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With Apple shares at $160 on Tuesday, he does not stand to lose money unless Apple closed below $157.88 on September expiration.
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Alexander Gauland, 78, a unifying figure in the AfD who has been a co-leader since 2017, did not stand for reelection.
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Mr. Mullins has said that Sergeant Adonis did not stand idly by after she heard Mr. Garner say he could not breathe.
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Mr. Mullins has said that Sergeant Adonis did not stand idly by after she heard Mr. Garner say he could not breathe.
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Mr. Johnsey, 32, is dancing in the corps, and a corps dancer must blend into the group, not stand out from it.
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Bouteflika, who has ruled for 20 years, bowed to the protesters last week by announcing he would not stand for another term.
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How climate activist Ma Jun went from China's enemy to ally Risks China will not stand alone in terms of tackling climate change.
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We will simply not stand by and allow criminals to use the names of legitimate government agencies to enrich themselves by victimizing others.
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Minister for Jobs Kelly O'Dwyer also resigned, and former Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said last month she would not stand for re-election.
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A law enforcement official also had told CNN that Salman's assertions she was coerced through her husband's abusive behavior did not stand up.
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As New Yorkers, we will not be intimidated and we will not stand by silently as some seek to sow hate and division.
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Verizon will not stand in the way of any major updates and users will get all updates at the same time as Google.
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Manafort's right foot was in what appeared to be a thick white sock or wrapping and he did not stand during the hearing.
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He effectively left the House of Commons later that year when he did not stand for reelection in the December 2019 general election.
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And even if it doesn't, it need not stand as a "litmus test" to how audiences react to a bunch of women onscreen.
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O'Connor said that without the law's individual mandate — a tax penalty on anyone who did not purchase health insurance — Obamacare could not stand.
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Same-sex marriage could become a reality if China reverts to its earlier tolerance, and the party does not stand in the way.
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Some businesspeople in Mumbai reckon that the government will not stand by idly for much longer, and that it could force a truce.
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Seattle defensive end Michael Bennett and seven Seahawks teammates did not stand during the anthem before their game with the New York Giants.
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The congregation was targeted by "someone with hate in their heart ... towards our Jewish community and that just will not stand," Vaus said.
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I think like, again, every right thinking American, I want and hope the summit is on, but I do not stand with Hamas.
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If people of faith and their leaders do not stand together in affirming a common humanity, there is no hope for our future.
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Baazov, who chaired Amaya's board until he went on leave, will not stand for re-election to the board, Amaya said on Friday.
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John Charlesworth, Patrick Flynn, Darlene Friedman and Stephen Gillett will not stand for re-election this year, Chipotle said in a regulatory filing.
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He said it was obviously a model because Kim and others would not stand near an actual device because of concerns about radioactivity.
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Women in the administration need to step up and tell him that they will not stand for the way he is treating women.
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The president has said he will not stand for re-election in 2017 unless there is a sustained fall in unemployment this year.
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"The air in London is lethal and I will not stand by and do nothing," said the Mayor in a press release Tuesday.
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"We will not stand for the distortions in foreign markets being used against U.S. businesses," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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Players who "do not stand and show respect for the flag and the anthem" are subject to a fine under the new policy.
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It is good that the signs have been taken down because markers of terror should not stand unattended, inflicting trauma on passers-by.
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UK's culture minister Nicky Morgan announced on Wednesday a decision to not stand as a Tory parliamentary candidate at the UK general election.
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His confession was not voluntary and his conviction should not stand, and yet an impaired teenager has been sentenced to life in prison.
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At the off-the-record meeting, Trump reportedly said he might not stand by the views he expressed on immigration during his candidacy.
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I signed this letter to add to the growing collective voice that is saying we will not stand for business as usual anymore.
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"We will not stand for the injustice that has plagued people of color in this country," the Seattle Seahawks said in a statement.
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This noble hanging Chad will not stand for that typical reality TV nonsense of building up the main love interest with positive affirmations.
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"Moonlight" star Jharrel Jerome is fearful ... in the world of Donald Trump, black-themed movies may not stand a chance at the Oscars.
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Last Sunday, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, said he would bench players who did not stand during the national anthem.
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One worker, Bill Jones, quit abruptly, walking away from more than $10,000 in severance because he could not stand seeing the Mexican trainees.
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Their discussions accelerated in the weeks after President Trump criticized the league for not penalizing players who did not stand during the anthem.
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Most human beings could not stand the assault on their reputation, the abandonment by friends and business partners, the opprobrium of the media.
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Best Buy (BBY) – Best Buy Executive Chairman Hubert Joly will not stand for re-election at the electronics retailer's annual meeting in June.
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The company also said Jeffrey Zients, CEO of Cranemere Group Ltd, will not stand for re-election at the annual meeting of stockholders.
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The company also said Jeffrey Zients, CEO of Cranemere Group Ltd, will not stand for re-election at the annual meeting of stockholders.
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"The international community must not stand idly by as U.N. sanctions are being circumvented," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in a press statement.
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" "We told the Russian authorities you are not party to this it is totally the regime and do not stand in our way.
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"I could not stand the way some directors treated actors," he explained in an interview with the Directors Guild of America in 2005.
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Hong Kong's unpopular incumbent chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, announced last Friday that he would not stand for a second five-year term.
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Mr. Strasburg said he refused to support lawmakers who did not stand up for the industry, even if they had in the past.
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"But in the long run, I don't think that it's possible" because enough of the electorate would not stand for it, he added.
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Huffman argued some of Bernhardt's decisions should not stand, given that his recusal period from dealing with those clients should have been longer.
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I felt OK immediately after the run, but the next day, I could not stand up straight and was suffering terrible back pain.
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They appear as a friend when it is to their advantage, but do not stand by a person in his hour of need.
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After the first round, Woods went to the range and was working on his swing until Doyle could not stand it any longer.
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Our friends have been emboldened and our adversaries have been put on notice as to what America does and does not stand for.
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"That is probably the most unfortunate use of language I have ever made and I do not stand behind that statement," he said.
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Thousands of migrants languishing in Turkey were on the move this weekend after Mr. Erdogan said he would not stand in their way.
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Chicago's Fraternal Order of Police announced it had filed with the DOJ on Tuesday ... immediately following the announcement Jussie would not stand trial.
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I will not stand by and allow our sovereignty to be eroded, our laws to be trampled, or our borders to be disrespected anymore.
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It comes after unpopular incumbent Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying announced last Friday that he would not stand for a second five-year term.
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John Charlesworth, Patrick Flynn, Darlene Friedman and Stephen Gillett will not stand for board re-election this year, Chipotle said in a regulatory filing.
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Taxpayers for whom it would still make sense to itemize even with the larger standard deduction do not stand to benefit from its increase.
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On Saturday, Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion said he was retiring from politics and would not stand in a general election set for May.
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We must acknowledge that the world follows America's lead and that, if America does not stand up for refugees, very few other countries will.
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Defence Minister Christopher Pyne and Defence Industry Minister Steven Ciobo both announced on Saturday morning that they would not stand in the coming election.
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"We'll not stand idly by while NATO allies purchase weapons from our adversaries, weapons that threaten the very cohesion of this alliance," Pence said.
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NFL player Colin Kaepernick isn't apologizing for his controversial decision to not stand during the national anthem – in fact, he says he'll remain seated.
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His budget promises to "not stand idly by given the stalemate on Yucca Mountain" and to work with states to find a new location.
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Sanders may be the only candidate whose emergence as the potential nominee would assure that Mike Bloomberg does not stand down after South Carolina.
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The Europeans could not stand the pace, and typically didn't also have the appetite for risk that such a venture at this scale requires.
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In a speech on October 4th, Mike Pence, the vice-president, accused China of economic aggression and vowed that America would "not stand down".
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The FBI will not stand for threats of violence in our community against any group, and we will protect the freedoms the Constitution provides.
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Meanwhile, members of Trump's team have made it clear to Cramer that Washington will not stand in the way of the fossil fuel industry.
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Investors fretted that the European Central Bank (ECB) would not stand behind nationally issued bonds or deposits at nationally insured banks, and panicked accordingly.
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WADA believes that such penalties would not stand up in court, and is awaiting further research into the impact of steroids on humans specifically.
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But more specifically, he claimed that he could not stand for the flag while the police are murdering civilians and getting away with it.
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MERU, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When she woke up one morning in February, Catherine Kagendo realized that one of her cows could not stand.
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If the Democratic senators do not stand firm, several prominent progressive groups say they will find a Democrat who will in the next election.
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You think, "I better not stand on these stairs because it's going to open up" and you're going to fall in the shark pit.
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So the A.I. might get very intelligent, but I hope as a human I continue to get intelligent and not stand at a standstill.
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We will NOT stand by and watch a sexual abuser ascend to our nation's highest court to carry out the GOP's anti-woman agenda.
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On Wednesday, Zurich said Rafael del Pino would not stand for re-election to the board due to time constraints related to other commitments.
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"The United States will not stand by as our immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety is jeopardized," he said in a statement.
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"American clothes" can also provide safety and status, allowing new immigrants to not stand out, and thus to interview for jobs on equal footing.
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Good American will absolutely not stand for anyone trying to damage its reputation and plans to deal with this through the proper legal channels.
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China will make substantial concessions over the next two months in order to soothe trade tensions, but the White House will not stand down.
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He ruled that the 85033 law could not stand without the individual mandate penalty, which Congress repealed as part of the 2017 tax law.
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The proposed legislation will not stand in the way of reasonable deals or partnerships created to advance conservation, but it will end the abuse.
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"I do not stand for women tearing women down and I will never ever be by that," Gomez said in an Instagram live video.
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" Moore told The Post on Monday that he does not stand by any of those comments and that his past writings were a "spoof.
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"The great people of Montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being," Trump tweeted in April.
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The bottom line is this: we are not standing and we will not stand in the way of business permitted under the Iran deal.
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On their own, the Japanese sprinters did not stand a chance against the likes of Bolt, American Justin Gatlin or Canada's Andre De Grasse.
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It does not stand out from the road, since the main sign is unchanged and doesn't indicate whether it's a Shell or a She'll.
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The London Stock Exchange Group also said on Wednesday that Mr. Brydon would not stand for re-election at its annual meeting in 2019.
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Vice President Mike Pence walked out of a Colts game before it started last month when some players did not stand for the anthem.
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" When she decided she would not stand for Parliament again three years ago, she said she thought, "'Oh, I'm going to be so irresponsible.
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With his usual bravado about his base, Trump told Fox's Maria Bartiromo that "people will not stand for it" if the report was damning.
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President Trump ignited a full-throated shouting match in September, when he urged owners to fire players who did not stand for the anthem.
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"I will not stand idly by while unethical liberals try to steal an election," the Republican governor said in a news conference Thursday night.
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Populist candidates such as Eugene McCarthy and George McGovern did not stand a chance, despite their having won most of the primaries that year.
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Nabisco confirmed to Boggs that the "tri" does not stand for three, however, the company did not initially know what the "tri" stood for.
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The family, he said, was the victim of politically motivated law enforcement authorities and a witch hunt that could not stand scrutiny in court.
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No incumbent is running, since former President Beji Caid Essebsi died in July aged 92 and the interim president, Mohammed Ennaceur, did not stand.
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Just as we do not stand silent when insurance companies deny necessary medications, we cannot stand silent while our legislators' actions threaten medical access.
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An acquaintance of mine was due around when I would have been, and I could not stand to be around her during her pregnancy.
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Those who do not stand up and speak out on this matter can only be pegged as enablers and themselves be seen as complicit.
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These mottos boldly represent what a given state stands for, and occasionally what it will not stand for (I'm looking at you, New Hampshire).
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So the A.I. might get very intelligent, but I hope as a human I continue to get intelligent and not stand at a standstill.
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I have a shot to get into a Spike Lee film, one of my lifelong heroes, why not stand out here with everyone else?
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L'Obs magazine, citing sources close to Juppe, said he planned to say that he would not stand for president, irrespective of what Fillon decided.
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Mr. Forrester said those numbers surprised him, until he took another look at the label and realized that the banner did not stand out.
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The truth is that the Former Vice President absolutely will not stand for any questioning whatsoever of his son's past business dealings with Ukraine.
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Response: McKinsey says the way the fund is operated ensures that its employee investors do not stand to benefit from the firm's inside knowledge.
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"I would not stand by and allow, you know, an investigation to be stopped if I thought it was a lawful investigation," he said.
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At the time, Democrats wanted to include money for the subsidies in the funding bill, which Speaker Ryan said he would not stand for.
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I am a woman that loves ALL women and will not stand quietly when the media is teach young girls to constantly compare one another.
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"DO NOT stand and watch the water rescues - leave the area and do not put yourself in harms way," the Maryland Emergency Management Agency tweeted.
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These policies are a public safety threat, as the son of two New Jersey police officers, I believe law enforcement will not stand for them.
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Tony Cárdenas "After serious consideration, I have decided that I will not stand with Donald Trump during his ceremonial inauguration," Cárdenas said in a statement.
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Milton will replace retired financial services executive Henry Meyer, who along with two other directors will not stand for re-election at the annual meeting.
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I am a woman that loves ALL women and will not stand quietly when the media is teaching young girls to constantly compare one another.
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It may also have been a warning that, should Iran and Saudi Arabia move toward becoming nuclear-armed states, Turkey would not stand idly by.
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The new base of the Republican Party will not forgive any elected GOP leader who did not stand with Trump in a razor thin loss.
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" "At a certain stage I colored my hair to light brown so that I would not stand out and stop people from looking at me.
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U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco said the jury's $75 million punitive damages award to plaintiff Edwin Hardeman in March could not stand.
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Based on the analysis it argues that the core 'peace of mind' proposition of GPS smartwatches aimed at kids does not stand up to scrutiny.
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But why not stand there right along side Putin, with the whole world watching and say, we are not going to stand for anymore meddling?
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In other words, we'll see who does really badly in Iowa — and who might not stand a chance in the rest of the election cycle.
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The 20-year-old student at the National University of Singapore said she was shocked by the Facebook post, and does not stand by it.
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Goodell said teams whose players and personnel do not stand and show respect for the flag and the anthem will be fined by the league.
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Turnbull, who survived a similar effort to oust him on Tuesday, did not stand in the leadership contest that took place early Friday local time.
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"We must stand in solidarity and show the Trump administration that their cruel and harmful policies will not stand," an email from the group read.
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A 'quiet, polite young man' Donaldson or "Trai," as many call him, did not stand out as a violent person for many who knew him.
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The exchange also said that its chairman Donald Brydon has indicated he will not stand for re-election at the annual general meeting in 2019.
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The NFL announced on Wednesday that teams whose players do not "stand and show respect for the flag and the Anthem" can now be fined.
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As with every exciting new market to enter there are those seeking to build businesses that may not stand the test of time or scrutiny.
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Reitzle is also chairman at Swiss-French cement group LafargeHolcim, which said he would not stand for re-election at the shareholders meeting in May.
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" Flake said that if he could advise Trump on what to say to Putin, he would say "One, that annexation of Crimea will not stand.
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He eventually made good on the threat, explaining that he could not stand by and watch "an ongoing crime of mass espionage" being covered up.
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"The Commission should not stand in the way of such ETPs coming to market" given Cboe's arguments for addressing the SEC's concerns, the letter said.
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The issue has been exacerbated after U.S. President Donald Trump said last month that players who did not stand during the anthem should be fired.
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It is wholly unacceptable, and Washington state will not stand by while our public servants work day after day while struggling to make ends meet.
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But after suffering from post-polio syndrome, she lost the use of her left leg and could not stand for her rounds as a pediatrician.
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Until now, the N.F.L. has chosen not to penalize players who do not stand for the anthem, which is a violation of the league rules.
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The financial services industries and their various critics will not stand on the sidelines as this plays out over the next few months and years.
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And Los Angeles's defense, with so many stars, could not stand up to a Philadelphia offense that was being led by the backup Nick Foles.
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"Alabama will not stand for the loss of life in our state, and with this heinous crime, we must respond with punishment," the statement said.
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"We will not stand for the injustice that has plagued people of color in this country," Seahawks players said in a statement before the game.
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Their action spurred a national debate and led President Trump to attack the N.F.L. for not penalizing players who do not stand for the anthem.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump did not stand and shake Mr. Trudeau's hand during a lunch at the United Nations summit meeting, appearing to snub him.
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At the Alabama rally, Mr. Trump said the protests at football games would stop if fans left when players did not stand for the anthem.
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I will not be beholden to corporations, lobbyists or special interest groups, and I will not stand by while those groups attack my political allies.
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"We will not stand by when cyberspace is used to destabilize democracies, undermine institutions or disrupt critical infrastructure," the Australian government said in a statement.
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I will not be beholden to corporations, lobbyists, or special interest groups and I will not stand by while those groups attack my political allies.
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We will not stand for it: The ACLU and our partners are in this fight until all immigrants are treated with compassion, humanity, and justice.
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" He said the United States would "not stand for the Islamic Republic of Iran to take actions that put American men and women in jeopardy.
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White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said on Wednesday that the United States would not stand in the way if South Korea went ahead with that.
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"We will not stand for this abuse of power and will fight back with every legal tool at our disposal," she said in a statement.
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Some viewers might dismiss the artists' stories, but when it comes to resisting the works themselves, they might not stand a ghost of a chance.
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I could not stand to read another book with that plot, and yet in book after book after book, it was all I could find.
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At the very least, a majority of the Court was clear that it does not stand by Korematsu and views the decision as clearly unconstitutional.
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People simply will not stand for Jamie Vardy's tyrannous use of social media, and are now taking the opportunity to lay into him en masse.
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Newly nominated U.S. Senatorial candidate Abraham Lincoln warned his fellow citizens that America was becoming a "house divided," and that any house divided could not stand.
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We will not stand with those who think it's acceptable or funny to risk the lives of others while behind the wheel of a lethal weapon.
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And sure enough, Trump's retort was quick to come: On Saturday morning, the president tweeted that the decision of this "so-called judge" would not stand.
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In the aftermath of the local vote, Merkel announced that she will not stand for re-election as chair of her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) party.
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"Congress needs to respond to this abuse of power – we will not stand by while this Administration repeatedly plays politics with our homeland security," he added.
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But she said she could not stand with an "anarchistic party" that lacked a credible plan to govern, and would sit in parliament as an independent.
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"The time has come to open a new chapter," she added, announcing that she would also not stand again for parliament or any other political office.
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Lamin Manjang, the chairman of the Kenya Bankers Association, said the organisation would not stand for any member using the credit reference bureaus to harass borrowers.
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"Among the emerging markets China does not stand out as being particularly difficult," says Nicholas Borst of Seafarer Capital Partners, a fund manager in San Francisco.
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In May, the Trump administration said it would not stand in the way of AI development, while acknowledging the burgeoning technology will lead to job losses.
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NFL owners approve new policy addressing anthem potests NFL says teams will be fined if players on field do not stand and 'show respect' during anthem.
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Patagonia wrote in its message that this elimination of protected land is the largest amount in American history, and that they will not stand by idle.
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The judges instead said the verdict could not stand following a 2017 U.S. Supreme Court decision that limits where companies can be sued for personal injuries.
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"How can we make it better for the next generation of girls if we do not stand for what is fair and just today?" she wrote.
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"(The U.S.) will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela," Pompeo said, according to a statement released by the State Department on Monday.
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Hopefully, their armor, or lack thereof, does not stand in the way of the same feminism that Wonder Woman so deftly presented on the big screen.
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House Democrats made it clear that they would not stand down and were keeping their options open as they returned from the Fourth of July recess.
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It was all too much for Nyquist and Gutierrez, who became embroiled in a similar speed duel in the Preakness and could not stand the heat.
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Kevin Cirilli, chief Washington correspondent for Bloomberg TV, tweeted that he was informed that he could not stand outside the Senate Budget Committee to interview lawmakers.
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Such defenses would not stand a chance against a swarm of cheap cruise missiles, which US officials have characterized as the most likely mode of attack.
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As noted above, ValueAct no longer has a stake in the company, and its representative did not stand for re-election at ALSN's last annual meeting.
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Speaking with reporters on Monday, Johnson said he would not stand down and insisted he had suspended Parliament to set out a new program for government.
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If US athletes and international [athletes] collectively being a body say we will not stand for this anymore, the IOC gets forced to have to listen.
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When it comes to jamming, of which Miller is particularly fond recently, it's all about the items that might not stand so well on their own.
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For now, let's linger a little longer on just how masterfully Rose Namajunas handled a great champion when many reckoned she would not stand a chance.
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But if Holy Zion did not stand out amongst the low-slung buildings of Newnan, Georgia, I certainly stood out amongst the congregation of Holy Zion.
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She felt a constant pain in her abdomen, which vacillated between feeling bearable to being so intense that she could not stand, and therefore couldn't work.
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Wynn Resorts – The company announced that director John Hagenbuch will not stand for re-election, while Robert Miller submitted his resignation from the casino operator's board.
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But on June 27, Sondland told Taylor that the US president wanted Zelensky's assurance that he would not stand in the way of "investigations" Trump wanted.
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" Last week, Kaepernick said he would not "stand up and show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color.
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Last September, the issue exploded into a national controversy when President Trump said the owners should fire any players who did not stand for the anthem.
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In July, the team included a sentence in its rule book that said players could fined or suspended if they did not stand for the anthem.
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Even though Epstein will not stand trial for the sex trafficking charges he was facing when he died, several of his accusers are pursuing civil action.
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President Trump warned that the U.S. would "not stand for it," but offered a way out of escalation by blaming someone "loose and stupid" in Iran.
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The Saudi statement echoed his view, condemning the killing of Mr. Khashoggi but saying that it should not stand in the way of the broader alliance.
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Further, the indictment policy does not stand in isolation: It has repercussions for a Mueller report and access to it for Congress and the American public.
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At what point should you not stand up and say, 'This is not right; this is not conservative; this is not where Republicans ought to be?
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It is, in short, a city where a woman like Ms. Abrams — a Yale-educated, unapologetically liberal, African-American transplant — does not stand out at all.
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"He would not stand by as people try to trample the Constitution or the Bill of Rights, including the First Amendment," said Mr. Woods, a Republican.
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We are confident that the Administration's latest punitive and lawless action against a journalist will not stand, and we look forward to our day in court.
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At first glance, then, it would be easy to assume that Real Madrid's victories do not stand for something more, do not represent some greater truth.
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"The United States will not stand by and watch the Iranian regime's destructive policies place international stability and security at risk," Pompeo said in a Jan.
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The announcement during a visit to Tbilisi, Georgia, comes as no surprise, because the Trump administration had signaled it would not stand in the law's way.
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" But these works do not stand on their own; instead, they allow us to see a fuller picture of the miraculous creation of "Leaves of Grass.
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Between Mr. Frank's wavering source and the discovery of breakdowns in the editorial vetting process, executives concluded that the network could not stand behind the story.
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We are aware of the rise in conservative, often xenophobic policies throughout the world, but will not stand for a corresponding policy shift in our city.
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"The United States will not stand by and watch the Iranian regimes destructive policies place international stability and security at risk," Pompeo said in a statement.
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A sentence at the top end of the Guidelines range is necessary to assure the public that those in power do not stand above the law.
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That Manning did not stand out in his era could be a huge issue, as there is a fairly established frequency of Hall of Fame quarterbacks.
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For most of human existence, says Timothy Winegard in his lively history of mosquitoes, "we did not stand a chance" against the insect and its diseases.
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He could also theoretically issue an executive order abolishing the office of the special counsel — a legally riskier move that might not stand up in court.
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The fact that they want to question 11 American citizens and the assertions that the Russian government is making ... we do not stand by those assertions.
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The components are decent but do not stand out in a city that now has countless fast-casual options featuring fresh, healthy ingredients at moderate prices.
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"We will not stand idly by as these products become an on-ramp to combustible cigarettes or nicotine addiction for a generation of youth," he added.
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But the president's advisers on the National Security Council and National Economic Council scuttled the proposal over concerns it could not stand up to legal scrutiny.
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In the light of the attenuated connection between the defendants and the source of the inside information, the appeals court said, their convictions could not stand.
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"We will not stand idly by as these products become an on-ramp to combustible cigarettes or nicotine addiction for a generation of youth," he said.
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"The United States will not stand by while the Iranian regime continues to engage in human rights abuses and injustice," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday.
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"Rogers stated he did not ever send the video to any law enforcement because he thought it would not stand up in court," the affidavit said.
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This is an effort by Mitch McConnell and his cronies to steal this election from the people of Alabama and they will not stand for it!
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When Bottas was hired by Mercedes, Henri Niskanen, a coach at Finland's national karting academy where Bottas raced, told CNN that he did not stand out.
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I could not stand the thought of returning to jail or being on house arrest for another 14 months—or more—while awaiting my actual trial.
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"The United States will not stand by and watch the Iranian regime's destructive policies place international stability and security at risk," Pompeo said in a statement.
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She said subjects of the investigation could later argue that its results cannot be trusted, but she believes the argument would not stand up in court.
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Sure, that may be true, but I definitely have the right to not stand in the shit-storm and wonder why I'm getting pelted with shit.
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For all their calm, there is something agitated about these works — I could not stand still in front of them — and that paradox held my attention.
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Guatemala's constitutional court ruled that Zury Ríos, the daughter of a former dictator, could not stand in June's presidential election, in which she is a leading candidate.
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"CSAC has demonstrated that it will not stand for the denigration of women in the sports community," Andy Foster, the commission's executive director, said in a statement.
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In May, Wynn Resorts said John Hagenbuch will not stand for re-election to the board after Elaine Wynn asked shareholders to vote against his re-election.
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"The great people of Montana will not stand for this kind of slander when talking of a great human being," Trump said in a series of tweets.
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Which is why, like Klein and Mounk, many of us would have said last year that the American people would not stand for these sorts of violations.
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Any regulations or laws that restrict where drones can actually fly would likely not stand up to court scrutiny and would likely be preempted by FAA authority.
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We will not stand with those who think it&aposs acceptable or funny to risk the lives of others while behind the wheel of a lethal weapon.
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The department said that, despite the remarks and the unwanted touching, it could not stand up additional claims that Margolis had sexually harassed or retaliated against Inserillo.
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Zuckerberg acknowledged Facebook's mistakes but said they should not stand in the way of Libra, based in Switzerland, which would help reduce the cost of global payments.
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Miami Dolphins players who do not stand on the field during the national anthem could face up to a four-game suspension under a new team policy.
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It may not stand a chance against radio waves, which smart folks at MIT say they can use to tell if someone is happy, sad or angry.
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But it demonstrates to the whole world that Nazanin is innocent and the UK will not stand by when one of its citizens is treated so unjustly.
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The case has dragged on and, in 2014, the highest court in Sergipe, ruled that Moura could not stand for a new election because of the charges.
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Former Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said last month she would not stand for re-election and there is media speculation Defence Minister Christopher Pyne will follow suit.
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No matter the party affiliation, we can not stand for such behavior, which is why the NAACP is calling for the resignation of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam.
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Alan Sykes, a professor at Stanford Law School, agrees that "no swimming signs" likely will not stand up as adequate warning about the dangers of the lagoon.
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There were a lot of policies he had that I could not stand, and then there was some he said he supported that I could agree with.
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Shares in the Australian listed companies jumped on the news that the regulator would not stand in the way of the deals in the fast consolidating market.
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Wrestling legend Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka was ruled mentally incompetent by a Pennsylvania judge -- and therefore will NOT stand trial for the 1983 murder of his ex-girlfriend.
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At street coffee stalls in Mekelle and in fields outside the city, Tigrayans said they would not stand by as national figures disparaged their region and history.
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Let's demonstrate through economic action that the residents and business owners of Charlottesville will not stand for the hatred espoused by Eric Trump and those like him.
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"The problem is when they don't -- when elected Republicans do not stand up against these racist tweets, they are aiding and abetting a racist President," Granholm said.
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"We will not be the first to violate the agreement, but at the same time, we will not stand still if the other side does," Rouhani said.
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Neutrality does not shield those Catholics in Congress or Catholics anywhere who would not stand for the poor, the dispossessed, and those who cannot stand for themselves.
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When protests during the anthem consumed the league early in the 2017 season, President Trump said players who do not stand for the song should be fired.
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So, while a carbon tax has the potential to be the foundation of a portfolio of policies intended to address climate change, it should not stand alone.
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And you can not stand up for yourself because these popular kids are like the royalty of the school and apparently, what they say and do, goes.
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Citizens will not stand for it should the President go beyond calling for bogus competing investigations and try to end the one special counsel Mueller is conducting.
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We are monitoring this situation and will not stand by and watch mining companies rush to leave irreplaceable scars and damage the natural values of these lands.
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I am being called every name in the book, including a racist, and I will not stand for this mob-like character assassination of my family's name.
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Pence implored the crowd at the evangelical university on Wednesday to not "stand idly by in this great national debate," framing the election as a historic choice.
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Carney has said the Bank would not stand in the way of any exchange rate adjustment but would take the necessary steps to ensure markets remained orderly.
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Heidi Allen, a member of the Conservative party, said the abuse has become "utterly dehumanizing," in a letter to constituents announcing she will not stand for reelection.
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"As this administration has consistently and repeatedly shown, we will not stand by when our trading partners fail to follow the rules like everyone else," he said.
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If the Democratic Party does not stand for a woman's right to choose and for universal health care, then I don't know what it does stand for.
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