We're on all sides of the spectrum with this show.
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Every single one of them on all sides of the aisle.
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Chen paints on all sides of her objects, including the backs.
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This zeal can be abundant on all sides of the battle.
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That's two strong guys with alliances on all sides of the fence.
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We asked people on all sides of the debate to find out.
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But off the court, they're on all sides of the political debate.
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On all sides of the conflict, warlords mark territory with armed checkpoints.
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The announcement on Monday surprised people on all sides of the conflict.
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But it's reasonable to expect fury on all sides of the debate.
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Below is a sampling of representative views on all sides of the issue.
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Chefs have tremendous power to influence on all sides of the food system.
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Singers appeared on all sides of the orchestra and often in its midst.
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There are passionate, eminently qualified candidates on all sides of these important issues.
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There are folks on all sides of the spectrum, as to be expected.
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"There are strong, strong feelings on all sides of this issue," he said.
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Quite the opposite, we seem equally reviled on all sides of the political spectrum.
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The strangers on all sides of me laugh, salt water dripping down our chins.
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But in truth, anti-democratic sentiment is common on all sides of the debate.
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It blends multiple perspectives, including those of military forces on all sides of the conflict, governments on all sides of the conflict, members of the anti-war movement, families of the soldiers at war, and assorted other tertiary figures like journalists and spies.
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People on all sides of every issue have their own grievances, considerations, desires, and fears.
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Hackers—on all sides of the law—have risen to become a new power elite.
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Today I stand with you in acknowledging the sacrifices on all sides of that conflict.
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Of course, there are specks of truth and falsehood on all sides of the argument.
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Police officers are dying, and public sentiment is livid, on all sides of every debate.
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Some of those salaries ultimately end up paying fighters on all sides of the war.
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I will say, though, that I've found conservative leaders on all sides of that question.
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There, she said, she forged cordial relationships with Palestinians on all sides of the conflict.
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That's the stuff that shapes ordinary people's opinions, on all sides of the political spectrum.
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And its characters are gloriously diverse, giving people on all sides of the spectrum some shine.
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Week in and week out, Oakland won by hitting harder, on all sides of the ball.
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And by a conservative estimate, more than 480,000 people have died on all sides of these wars.
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Those include 10 sensors on all sides of the drone that give it that omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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The Paul amendment received support from Democrats on all sides of the political spectrum, including Virginia Sen.
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It comes from the right, from the left, from people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Video The women say they fight for all detainee rights, on all sides of the protracted conflict.
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He encouraged people of all ages and races, on all sides of the conflict, to take part.
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In the end, there was anguish on all sides of the debate here and around the country.
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"It's clear that Americans on all sides of the debate are looking for solutions," Mr. DiGiorgio said.
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Which is a concentration of power that should concern people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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But dark-green junior bristlecones, on all sides of us, confirmed the general health of the population.
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When I first started out in law firms, I represented clients on all sides of the patent ecosystem.
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"The rule of thumb is to have three feet on all sides of the island," Mr. Berkus said.
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Worse, the attack is spreading beyond students to extremists on all sides of the political and ideological spectrum.
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The complicated racial dynamics, meanwhile, invite all viewers to see themselves represented on all sides of the case.
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But it goes without saying that the abundance of capital feeds laziness on all sides of the spectrum.
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She uses long-handled brushes and, in her larger canvases, she works on all sides of the painting.
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This death toll has pushed lawmakers on all sides of the aisle to work to fight the crisis.
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The cultural upheaval following the 226 election has stoked outrage in people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Image 2 of 2 DOUMA, Syria – Razan Zaitouneh earned enemies on all sides of her homeland&aposs civil war.
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But it requires that all those with influence on all sides of the conflict are putting pressure the parties.
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But the vast majority of people, they have legitimate questions and concerns, on all sides of the political divide.
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Here's one extended passage from Chatterjee's remarks worth reading: The audience included executives on all sides of the fight.
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Laser sensors on all sides of the "body" allow the robot to detect unexpected objects -- a person, for example.
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And that gesture toward atonement has riled tempers on all sides of the already strained European relations with Turkey.
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Diplomats on all sides of the deal have focused their tug-of-war campaign on Capitol Hill since October.
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But his skepticism of the Comcast deal will be closely studied by attorneys on all sides of the case.
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"Working on all sides of the industry that you're in is going to lead to success," Venz Box says.
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Today, our political climate is marked by increasingly acerbic and polarizing rhetoric on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Nancy Drew before me, Nancy Drew behind me, Nancy Drew on all sides of me, Lord hear my prayer.
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Thanks to ten sensors on all sides of the aircraft, the Mavic 22 enjoys DJI's first-ever omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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If I am receiving these curses and threats, so must many other people on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Groups on all sides of the nomination are preparing lists of questions to suggest to members of the Judiciary Committee.
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The group's hundreds of volunteers "save people on all sides of the conflict" in Syria, the official White Helmets website says.
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Immigration issues and the debate on all sides of the aisle can feel a little abstract, but this policy is not.
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The memo: To be clear, people on all sides of the political spectrum found the memo offensive and belittling to women.
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During the three years our law was under development, we heard from scientists and researchers on all sides of this issue.
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Moss and vegetation creep up on all sides of the destroyed building; there's a young tree growing freely on the rooftop.
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I have friends on all sides of the political spectrum, and there's one thing they all agree on: The UK is awesome.
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The meeting of about 100 people invited by CNN on all sides of the debate was an unusual forum for the President.
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Theatergoers on all sides of me were crying in response to harrowing autobiographical monologues by actors playing refugees from Somalia and Afghanistan.
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Mr. Leonardo imagined a nonverbal debate in which people on all sides of the gun control issue tried to open a dialogue.
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Standardized threat assessments for violent extremist defendants — just as exist for mainstream defendants — reduce risks on all sides of the judicial process.
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There are signs that people on all sides of the debate are starting to recognize the trans-Atlantic repercussions of the issue.
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They also created both fake social media personas and news items on all sides of the issues to sew discord and confusion.
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Closer inspection reveals a new array of tiny cameras on all sides of the drone that provides DJI's first omnidirectional obstacle-sensing system.
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This kind of roofing, along with earth on all sides of the home, also provides crucial insulation to withstand the harsh Alaskan winters.
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These characters appear on all sides of investigations as victims, investigators and even criminals, reinvigorating the genre as they break down its barriers.
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His efforts have been hampered by bellicose rhetoric on all sides of the North Korean issue, and worsening relations between Seoul and Washington.
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Instead, members on all sides of the debate are holding out hope that negotiations with Republican leadership could yield a more uniting outcome.
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The DeVos reforms are in their public comment period, which gives people on all sides of this debate a chance to weigh in.
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If agencies paid closer attention to public comments on all sides of any rulemaking, some of the manipulation and malfeasance might be uncovered.
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The second point, that citizen firearm ownership causes harm, has become a sticking point for dogmatic arguments on all sides of the debate.
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But there's broad agreement on all sides of the ideological divide in Washington that America shouldn't react too swiftly and rupture relations altogether.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has also urged parties on all sides of the crisis to avoid destabilising Turkey and follow the rule of law.
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"I'm in constant contact with members every day on all sides of this issue and we have the overwhelming support our members," he said.
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"This swings on all sides of the pendulum, and those aren't things that a lot of people are thinking about or recognize," she said.
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We want to hear from readers on all sides of the discussion, especially those who feel they'll be directly affected by America's immigration policy.
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And I think Democrats, I would argue political leaders on all sides of every issue in every Western democracy, have to pay attention to this.
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Propaganda films proliferated on all sides of the conflict during World War II, seeking to sway public opinion toward the government's position and bolster morale.
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But the U.N.-backed government in Tripoli is struggling to expand its influence and faces opposition from hardliners on all sides of Libya's political divide.
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It is time for all of us, on all sides of the political spectrum, to insist on facts, evidence, and logic when talking about politics.
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At the Guggenheim, Shaun Leonardo encouraged those on all sides of the gun control issue to find common ground with their opponents, by connecting physically.
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But these concerns are inflated: Reports about foreign groups in Afghanistan are politically motivated exaggerations by the warmongering players on all sides of the war.
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Abouzeid is an award-winning journalist who spent six years covering the war and obtained astonishing access to groups on all sides of the conflict.
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"At this point, we've invited the people who we feel are directly aligned with having information about this investigation on all sides of it," Nunes said.
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Soldiers on all sides of the conflict were met with the force of machine guns, flame throwers, tanks, poisoned gas, and airplanes for four years straight.
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Political views aside, there's something that people on all sides of the aisle can agree on: Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau is an objectively attractive man.
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I sat down with people on all sides of the issue to listen to their perspectives and from those conversations, formed my recommendations to the President.
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Experts on all sides of the complex struggle here say the new document is unlikely to represent any profound change in Hamas's true position toward Israel.
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Minnesota's Children's Theater Company will present a play inspired by little-told stories of the wrenching Hormel strike: from kids on all sides of the dispute.
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"It's pretty remarkable how on all sides of the political spectrum — save one person in particular — people seem willing to use the term terrorism," Miller said.
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Education advocates on all sides of the labor impasse in Los Angeles say that it is the neediest students who are hurt most by funding constraints.
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The constant flux around governance of the drug, whether for medical or recreational use, is kept churning by impassioned activism on all sides of the debate.
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There are 16 sensors mounted on all sides of the device so that the robot can spot and avoid obstacles as well as recognize people and faces.
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" MacCallum, whose interview occurred before mail bombs — including two to CNN — were intercepted last week, added that there have been "mistakes on all sides of this equation.
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But we've been saddened this past year to see misinformation about our pending Supreme Court case result in pain and confusion on all sides of this issue.
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We got over 100 emails, covering views on all sides of the issue and coming from across the country (and even a few from around the globe).
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He has in the course of his life been on all sides of many issues, although he was always a liar, bully, misogynist, opportunist and economic isolationist.
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We have folks on all sides of every issue out here jostling, demonstrating and chanting and not reacting to the pick that we have come Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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This latest iteration has garnered support from groups on all sides of the political spectrum, as well as the largest law enforcement organization, the Fraternal Order of Police.
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While the vast majority of all streaming on our platform is mainstream entertainment, voices on all sides of an issue or cause are free to operate a channel.
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The bottom line: People on all sides of the net neutrality question have said for years that they want a compromise but the devil is in the details.
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The prime minister's Brexit deal, hammered out during more than a year and a half of talks in Brussels, has been attacked on all sides of the House.
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On the House side, Speaker Paul Ryan has formed a working group of Republicans on all sides of the ideological spectrum to develop a proposal on the issue.
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"I think the good decision-making quality is if a president looks on all sides of an issue," Smith told John Dickerson on "Face the Nation" this month.
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Our emphasis must be on all sides of the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute and indeed all other conflicts in Europe's immediate neighborhood to rapidly return to the political process.
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For one, the real possibility of a contested convention had energized delegates on all sides of the debate, with investments made early in developing structures to influence the RNC.
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So there's work we have to do on all sides of the immigration debate, and I want to see companies have to do more to employ already qualified Americans.
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Beyond anecdotes (of which there are many on all sides of the political spectrum), there is no evidence that social media providers are systematically biased toward any political ideology.
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President Barack Obama urged parties on all sides of the crisis to avoid destabilizing Turkey and follow the rule of law after the coup attempt against President Tayyip Erdogan.
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"It's very hard for the family on all sides of the fence," said Bernard P. Condlin, the chief public defender in Cumberland County, N.C., who is representing Ms. Ditty.
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The one thing that ordinary people on all sides of the conflicts would agree on, rightly or wrongly, is the belief that the Israelis were behind the whole lot.
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But the Northam campaign notes that Gillespie has never criticized Trump's response to the rally, in which he said there were "fine people … on all sides" of the event.
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U.S. President Barack Obama expressed support for Turkey's government and urged parties on all sides of the crisis to avoid destabilizing the country and follow the rule of law.
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Speaking to lawmakers, May said there needed to be "compromise on all sides of the debate" and laid out 10 commitments that the government was offering to address lawmakers' concerns.
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This requires other technology (hardware, middleware and software providers) to build on all sides of the solution, and a structure where each additional client brings more value to the platform.
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That's why at the top of Brown's list is a toolbox of emerging designers and thought provokers whose core values relate with InStyle readers on all sides of the spectrum.
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" Penny Lane on free speech: "There are all kinds of people, on all sides of all political and cultural divides, that don't understand what the First Amendment is actually for.
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" Windsor's oval engagement ring (which became so popular, Ring Concierge has dubbed it the "Devon") features a "floating design with three rows of diamonds on all sides of the band.
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According to participants on all sides of the drama, the Culinary Union enlisted the help of the New York Hotel and Motel Trades Council (HTC), an influential lobby in Albany.
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The film brims with insights from people on all sides of our country's struggles with cyclical poverty, ailing and underfunded schools, persistent racism, and the endemic biases of criminal justice.
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Critics say pharmacy managers' secretive deals — under which price-setting strategies are not publicly disclosed — enrich companies on all sides of the prescription drug pipeline while failing to benefit consumers.
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"I say to members on all sides of this house, whatever you may have previously concluded, over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," May told parliament.
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The new Spectre 213 is just as thin — at only 2360mm — but this year it's significantly narrower and shallower, with slimmed-down bezels on all sides of its 24-inch display.
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"We are dealing with questions of great significance to our country's future, so it is natural that there are many strongly held views on all sides of this chamber," May said.
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The blaze burned on all sides of the library complex but the buildings were not in imminent danger, according to Chad Cook, an assistant chief with the Ventura County Fire Department.
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Mnuchin, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn and others in the White House "have been meeting with and hearing from stakeholders on all sides of the tax-reform debate," Spicer said.
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The backdrop: The court ruled that, when considering an antitrust case involving some two-sided markets, authorities need to weigh whether there is competitive harm on all sides of the market.
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"I say to members on all sides of this House (of Commons) - whatever you may have previously concluded - over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," she said.
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That choice, to have an expensive vote that was not even binding — it cost 122 million Australia dollars, or about $97 million — has rankled voters on all sides of the issue.
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We are left with everyone's raw feelings, on all sides of the political spectrum, exposed and expressed in contexts ranging from social media and public protests to confrontational signage and clothing.
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While I worry about white supremacy, I see a rise of extreme opinions on all sides of society and I also think the Muslim community has a lot to answer for.
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"As a stylist who came out as a trans woman many years into my career, I've been on all sides of this," says Bailey Pope, a hairstylist for Tigi Collective in NYC.
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It's difficult to sit in a stadium, particularly in the eagle's aerie that was the center-field bleachers, and not connect with the diverse fans who crowd on all sides of you.
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MPs on all sides of the House of Commons are engaged in ongoing discussions about how they can use legislation to stop Johnson forcing through a no-deal exit on October 31.
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Various private Facebook groups, which alumni on all sides of the issue had used to spread news and rumors for months, were devolving into self-reinforcing pools of sanctimony and even rage.
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The interior is a clean take on traditional design, with wide-plank heart pine flooring from an old barn and plenty of windows to bring daylight in on all sides of the house.
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SO THE SHARED PROSPERITY AGENDA I'VE WORKED ON ALL SIDES OF THAT ONE AND I THINK THERE IS WORK FOR ME TO DO RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE WITH THE ADMINISTRATION ON THAT.
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He has pledged to subsequently hear from advocates on all sides of the gun debate, as well as victims of a November mass shooting at a church in the town of Southerland Springs.
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" Politicians on all sides of the Brexit debate had encouraged this kind of thinking, Ford said, adding: "I fear that the beast that they have unleashed has now turned on all of them.
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In a better world, emotionally evolved enough to regard race itself as a dubious concept, people on all sides of what we now consider the "race problem" will be empowered to take chances.
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"So I say to Members on all sides of this House — whatever you may have previously concluded — over these next 24 hours, give this deal a second look," May told members of Parliament.
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But one conclusion that seemed to be shared by parties on all sides of this drama is that our media and political ecosystem now seem engineered to produce more of these hyper-polarized conflicts.
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It's not so much a balanced movie as a narrow one None of this will stop viewers on all sides of the issues from seeing exactly what they want to see in the film.
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No matter the age of the star or how long or short these oscillations last, all pulsating stars are usually similar in that the pulsating can be seen on all sides of the star.
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But now the relationship appears to have turned toxic, with calls from politicians on all sides of Westminster to cancel Trump's forthcoming visit to Britain, though Downing Street said Wednesday the invitation still stood.
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Background reading: After taking a hard-line view of Brexit for years, Prime Minister Theresa May presented the country with a compromise deal that seemed to anger people on all sides of the debate.
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"Another Country," James Baldwin Baldwin's grand novel "Another Country" delivers beatnik-era 1950s with characters who are on all sides of black, white, gay and straight, twisting complex lives into a magical taffy of perfection.
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At the same time, however, the Internet ecosystem is not likely to be satisfied with going back to the old, unenforceable broadband statement given the battle-scars on all sides of the net neutrality fight.
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"While the vast majority of all streaming on our platform is mainstream entertainment, voices on all sides of an issue or cause are free to operate a channel," Roku said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The administration of President Donald Trump may have done something that people on all sides of the political spectrum agree on: American tourists will soon no longer be able to set foot in North Korea.
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" Ms. Mlambo Ngcuka went on to add that her office would "engage with women on all sides of the divide to bring an end to violence and collaborate for a sustainable peace in South Sudan.
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The idea that there needs to be rule of law, and careful processes, and ability to make correction when you do the wrong thing, is as vital to voices on all sides of this debate.
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Each photo and audio component offers windows into the thoughts of Americans on all sides of the issue, while the effect of merging the separate portraits creates the illusion of unity in such a disparate group.
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And, it is true that coming up with an agreement on offsets takes longer to negotiate than people expect, but things are still progressing in a positive way, according to people on all sides of this.
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There's no question that gun violence is plaguing America, and while people on all sides of the issue have passionate responses to these horrific events, few media portrayals have really examined why a specific incident occurred.
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People on all sides of this issue, including Republicans of good will who might be seduced by Mr. Trump's hyperbole, would do well to take a moment or more to reflect on a few simple truths.
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I haven't, but I've talked to everyone on all sides of the ... I have too, except for Peter Thiel because he doesn't return my calls, but I just had Bryan Knappenberger who made that documentary on Netflix.
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Groups on all sides of the political spectrum, from ACLU to the Heritage Foundation, have been advocating to change how occupational licensing laws work, according to Lee McGrath, the managing attorney at the conservative Institute for Justice.
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President Obama faced a room full a people gathered to talk about guns; Anderson Cooper began by making it very clear that CNN had invited an audience that was on all sides of the gun control debate.
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"I think that people remember the booming economy [under President Clinton], and they remember he led the largest economic expansion in American history, and experts on all sides of the aisle agree," one former Clinton aide said.
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Lawmakers on all sides of the political spectrum generally agree that DACA recipients were brought to the US through no fault of their own and grew up alongside Americans, and therefore should not face deportation en masse.
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Each episode of WEEDIQUETTE explores the impact of marijuana legalization across the United States and internationally, examining how people on all sides of this issue are reacting to the growing popularity and acceptance of this remarkable plant.
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There are multiple sensors on all sides of the aircraft so that it can spot things that are far away, like an oncoming aircraft, as well as objects that are close, when the drone is landing, for example.
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Back in June 2018 — yes, it feels like a lifetime ago for us too — Bee made headlines for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---," and was swiftly criticized by talking heads on all sides of the political spectrum.
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It is big and diverse society, in which a remarkable number of competing claims need to be adjudicated, and in which interests on all sides of those claims want to make sure their views are taken into account.
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But the direction of repealing Obama's policies is clear, and people I talk to on all sides of this policy area are simultaneously frustrated at the lack of attention and bewildered at the constant drumbeat of chaotic news.
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Ranked 35th in the world, Collins breezed through the opening set in 20 minutes with three service breaks, hitting winners on all sides of the court against the second seed, who had five double faults in the set.
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In the realms of health, immigration, and foreign policy, Trump has managed to leave stakeholders on all sides of issues—consumers, providers, civilians, enforcers, diplomats, and entire countries—completely befuddled in ways that threaten to cause great harm.
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Given the calibre of artists on all sides of hip-hop presently, it seems entirely within the realm of possibility that one of 2018's biggest hits could be headlined or co-headlined by a Latin trap star.
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As the protests enter their third season, positions on all sides of the debate have calcified, leaving the N.F.L. in the position of alienating significant numbers of its constituents no matter what it does to address the controversy.
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Much like country singer Dolly Parton, Vonnegut manages to find fans on all sides of the political aisle, with a balance of forthright, salt of the earth language and gentle observational humor that tempers social satire and political commentary.
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"I'm not an opiner for a living, I'm a journalist who prefers to keep neutrality and credibility with people on all sides of the issues I'm writing about," says Goldstein, who is a staff writer for the Washington Post.
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The big picture: The results starkly illustrate a growing partisan divide in support for press freedom and faith in fair reporting, but still suggests that measurable skepticism about the media's motives exists on all sides of the political spectrum.
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It would be exhausting to evaluate all policy proposals independently by reading extensively on all sides of the argument and then formulating your own unique set of issue positions and choosing candidates based on which ones agree with you more.
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But it does (or at least did) deal with the most dangerous issue -- their pursuit of the bomb -- for about a decade, during which time a lot can improve and hardliners can die out on all sides of a conflict.
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The government has heard what the House has said tonight, but I ask Members on all sides of the House to listen to the British people, who want this issue settled, and to work with the government to do just that.
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Blackness remains the great challenge to writers of fiction on all sides of the color line, for the central role of race in American Othering affects us all, white and nonwhite, black and nonblack, not just writers who are white.
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The fact that those on all sides of the garbage protests feel forced to "appeal to the tsar" illustrates simultaneously the president's authority and the risk that Putin ultimately may become accountable for failures of basic governance at lower levels.
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In this episode in particular, we now know, the video only went viral after it was posted on a network of anonymous and spoofed Twitter accounts used specifically to promote divisive, sensationalist stories on all sides of the political spectrum.
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At the oral argument in the wedding cake case, the lawyers on all sides of the case agreed on one thing: The baker would not be allowed to discriminate on the basis of race, regardless of any expressive or religious reasons.
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Just as we've seen the fallout from fake news on all sides of the political perspective, so, too, are we starting to see that unbridled and unlimited expectations for certain new technologies are starting to have negative implications of their own.
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The paper, which addresses the thorny question of how much debt relief Greece actually needs, was published by the Peterson Institute for International Economics this month, and has become required reading for policy makers on all sides of the Greek talks.
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Informed by the recollections of Dawkins's interview subjects, it's about what it was like for children from families on all sides of that strike — with parents who walked the picket line, parents who crossed it, parents who worked in management.
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"The United States takes all credible accounts of civilian deaths seriously and we again call on all sides of the conflict in Yemen to do their utmost to avoid harm to civilians," said National Security Council spokesman Ned Price in a statement.
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The son of humble immigrants, he has been on all sides of the immigration debate — from reform supporter to self-deportation booster, Rubio's one unshakable promise to the GOP electorate is that he will shift positions on a nickel for personal gain.
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The second season should offer plenty more than just thrills; the show has delved deeply into the personal lives of its characters, and one of its strengths has been its portrayal of human struggles on all sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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The video touched off a storm of protests from people on all sides of the political spectrum, which forced Ms. Griffin to apologize, and CNN announced that it would fire her from the annual New Year's Eve program she has co-hosted.
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There is little evidence to back that assertion — General Hifter is fighting against Islamic State militants, although opportunistic alliances are common on all sides of the conflict — but the heated talk illustrates the difficulty of bringing the country to a political settlement.
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"What Behrouz wants to challenge with his book — and I think he's achieving that — is the ideology that drives all perceptions of refugees on all sides of politics, that these people are needy, passive and only looking for a helping hand," he said.
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So take this shred of a synopsis and know it contains multitudes: The new project, from director Rose Troche and her VR partner Morris May, which just debuted at the Sundance Film Festival, puts the user on all sides of a police-involved shooting.
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Kushner has been meeting with a variety of groups on all sides of the immigration debate and said last week he will present a plan to Trump shortly -- an announcement that has resulted in more queasiness than confidence for those seeking to limit legal immigration.
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As the release date for Star Wars: The Last Jedi approaches at ludicrous speed, stories on the creation of the movie—and teases about what might happen in it, or even after it—are beginning to pile up on all sides of the information superhighway.
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The idea that politics (and politicians in both parties) have failed and it's time to give a whole new generation of politicians a chance has always been a powerful one -- especially in a time where people on all sides of the political spectrum hate politics.
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Washington (CNN)The high stakes battle over immigration policy has politicians and thinkers on all sides of the spectrum preparing for battles that could last years -- leaving millions of people in the US unsure of whether they'll be able to stay in the country.
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In the Friday CNN interview, Tillerson said he had to figure out the best way to communicate with the president and that had made an effort to fill Trump in on all sides of an issue, even if it's not what he wants to hear.
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"Skepticism about the Ku-Klux even in the fact of abundant proof of the Ku-Klux's existence endured and thrived, perhaps because people on all sides of the era's partisan conflicts at times found ambiguity about the Ku-Klux desirable and productive," Parsons wrote.
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My amazing team of colleagues — Hwaida Saad, Ben Hubbard and many others — have spent years working to contact people, including combatants, on all sides of this and other conflicts so that we can paint the fullest pictures possible of their views, motivations and activities.
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" Ms. Walsh wants to be fair and give credit where credit's due: "He praised 'beautiful clean coal,' which was surreal, but he didn't praise Nazis or white supremacists or say there are good people 'on all sides' of the racial divides he has widened.
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We should expect and demand that politicians do all they can to avoid the first form of corruption: Pursue a base of small donors, avoid fund-raising events and "call time," minimize meetings with professional lobbyists, seek out information on all sides of an issue.
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Stakeholders on all sides of this debate would do well to dial back the intensity and acrimony, and to instead engage in a more collaborative manner in hopes of ensuring that the package produced by the House GOP is as good as it can be.
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"The president's team is hearing input from experts on all sides of the tax reform debate as we formulate what will ultimately be the president's plan to enact the first significant tax reform since 1986," White House spokeswoman Lindsay Walters said in a statement.
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No matter how stupid it sounds, and no matter how much political and journalistic elites on all sides of America's toxic politics began trying to ignore it as soon as the votes were counted, the dominant issue of the 2016 campaign was email server management.
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American leaders on all sides of the political aisle Friday expressed respect for the decision of British voters and vowed to stand with America's "special relationship" ally Britain and the diminished European Union once both partners have finalized their divorce -- a period that could take years.
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By writing a movie that waded into the story, though, Allen and Logan, both self-proclaimed "dyed in the wool" liberals, managed to resurrect the controversy and have been hearing from people on all sides of the issue since the movie's theatrical release on April 6.
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The effect is so good — and our brains are so slow — that even though the slices are only on the screen side, the persistence of each dot puts the full image on all sides of a roughly 7-inch x 4-inch x 3-inch virtual box.
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The announcement, which would have turned back an elephant-trophy prohibition instituted during the Obama administration, was met with praise from pro-hunting groups, like the National Rifle Association and Safari Club International, and criticism from animal-rights advocates on all sides of the political spectrum.
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It offers a glimmer of hope that courts outside Syria can hold at least some war criminals accountable on all sides of a conflict that has claimed nearly half a million lives, even now that Mr. Assad is looking more and more likely to stay in power.
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"I continue to believe that the bipartisan STOP Surprise Medical Bills Act – given its support from stakeholders on all sides of this issue – is the most viable option to become law and end the absurd practice of surprise medical bills," Hassan told Vox in a statement.
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Most of these guys But, no shade because as we learned from all the Chrises of Hollywood — most of these old white guys in suits look the exact same, and Haddish knows people on all sides of the production from being a comedian for the past two decades.
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Several groups, and even a new party, are being formed on all sides of the debate, representing beliefs ranging from pressing for a Brexit reversal or a second referendum, to those accepting Brexit but differing over whether Britain should be in or out of the bloc's existing trading arrangements.
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The maritime giant that employed him, responsible for 76 ports on all sides of the earth and nearly 800 seafaring vessels, including container ships carrying tens of millions of tons of cargo, representing close to a fifth of the entire world's shipping capacity, was dead in the water.
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Since his third interview with police, he has maintained that his $000,225 deal to buy 25 pounds of weed from Samson—an exchange that people on all sides of the case say was unusually large for both men—went awry when two unknown people broke into the house.
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"There's so much more litigation on all sides of the issue," said Brett Sokolow, the executive director of the Association of Title IX Administrators, an industry group of 5,000 members that did not exist in 2011, and has doubled in size for each of the past two years.
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"The Kremlin has used hackers to steal personal communications that Russian operatives then parceled out in targeted leaks, and created fake social media personas and news items on all sides of controversial issues in the hope of stirring discord in the West," Rogers told the Senate Armed Forces Committee.
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A crack counterterrorist team, outfitted in T-shirts and sandals and driving a beat-up van, chases a Hamas member around a hilly Arab-Israeli town, and while the outcome is predictable, the story ventures into the lives and minds of characters on all sides of the conflict.
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It can easily deplore the suffering enduring by soldiers and civilians on all sides of a conflict, but it can no longer easily accept the old patriotic rhetoric which held that the King's soldiers "gave their lives that we might live" or were fighting "a war to end all wars".
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"It's a stronger bill because of what we did, and I'm proud of the fact that I listened to my administration, I listened to folks on all sides of this debate, and I supported the vaccination bill because I felt that it can be implemented in an effective manner," Newsom said.
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Considering that this was a major, months-long controversy in 2018 that has mostly been resolved, Roku's statement could probably be best described as utterly tiresome:While the vast majority of all streaming on our platform is mainstream entertainment, voices on all sides of an issue or cause are free to operate a channel.
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Zooming out again, it's becoming increasingly clear that the shouting down of points of view on the Internet happens on all sides of the political spectrum – whether it's leftwing campaigners taking up a diversity/feminist/gay rights/etc etc cause, and urging their followers (implicitly or intentionally) to shout down opposing viewpoints.
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"As we have said many times, the President's team is hearing input from experts on all sides of the tax reform debate as we formulate what will ultimately be the President's plan to enact the first significant tax reform since 22019," White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters said in a statement.
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Indeed, he's one of a host of characters who've emerged on all sides of the decades-long tussle over climate change policy and diplomacy who could easily be cast if a Hollywood studio were to green-light "Thank You for Warming" — a sequel to "Thank You for Smoking" (yes, an imaginary sequel).
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"Lewiston/Clarkston," easily the most ambitious staging of Mr. Hunter's work to date, has the hallmarks that have made him one of the most acclaimed playwrights of his era: fine-grained distillations of forgiveness and faith, an eagerness to engage with people on all sides of the country's economic and religious divides.
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"As we have said many times, the President's team is hearing input from experts on all sides of the tax reform debate as we formulate what will ultimately be the President's plan to enact the first significant tax reform since 1986," White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters said in a statement.
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Trump's sudden re-resolve to get "Obamacare" repeal-and-replace passed came after he's been on all sides of the issue in a whiplash-inducing series of remarks over recent days and weeks, supporting repeal and replace, straight repeal, and finally doing nothing so "we'll just let Obamacare fail," as he declared on Tuesday.
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Couric said she tried to speak with people on all sides of the debate over Confederate symbols, from producer Bruce Cohen and Oscar-winning actress Julianne Moore, who helped lead the fight to change the name of their high school, to Sons of Confederate Veterans and white nationalists who see Confederate symbols as their heritage.
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And it's manifest in scores of other places globally, from the civil war in Myanmar to the refugee crisis on all sides of the Mediterranean to urban zoning that ends up generating racially-based segregation and exclusion in the US Although they are particularly vulnerable in these situations, young people rarely if ever have a voice in building peace.
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"We have to remember that Free Speech [sic] is for everyone, on all sides of the aisle, so when protesters attempt to dictate the rules by being dangerous and when authority figures give them the pass to do so, we must be willing to stand up and say that is wrong," UW College Republican president Chevy Swanson told VICE News in an email.
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The whole ideas with vaccinations as you're doing as much for other people is for yourself to try and build up this wall against transmission of the disease, and that's why that's such a dangerous approach to take but it's a free country and then so you see people on all sides of the political spectrum sort of taking that, that tack.
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And that's to say nothing of the enormous web of decisions that stretches out on all sides of any of us, back into the past and forward into the future, all a series of choices made by other people to bring us to this particular moment, where we feel at once masters of our own destiny and trapped by the destinies of others.
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There was sort of a syndication model, and I think there was misunderstanding on how the timing and how that process would work, and I think there was just ... Again, it happened in the past, and it's one of the things ... At the time, we were all very frustrated, and I think there was a lot of anger on all sides of the equation, but it broke.
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READ: From Bob Dylan to David Beckham: Male style icons While music critics have been gracious towards both albums, their appearances have also provoked streams of snark from cynics on all sides of the generational divide; some seeing in Dylan's latest transformation a concession either to what moldy figs believe to be the better species of pop music or to the imperatives of -- whisper it gently -- old age.
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May's postponement of the vote on her deal to maintain close ties with the EU after leaving in March infuriated lawmakers on all sides of the debate - from hardline Brexit supporters to those who want to remain in the EU. Acknowledging that she faced "significant losses" if she asked parliament to vote on Tuesday, May had said she would try to ease lawmakers' concerns, particularly over the so-called Northern Irish "backstop".
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May's postponement of the vote on her deal to maintain close ties with the EU after leaving in March infuriated lawmakers on all sides of the debate - from hardline Brexit supporters to those who want to remain in the EU. Acknowledging that she faced "significant losses" if she asked parliament to vote on Tuesday, May had said she would try to ease lawmakers' concerns, particularly over the so-called Northern Irish "backstop".
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