" The Academy's leadership quickly went on the defensive. "Show
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Technology companies are on the defensive, battling waves of criticism.
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Two other developments have put the Dems on the defensive.
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Facebook and other tech giants were thrown on the defensive.
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The issue putting the Liberals on the defensive is tax.
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But the result from Sicily had them on the defensive.
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S. trade conflict worsened, was on the defensive on Monday.
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Many Republican House incumbents are on the defensive against Democrats.
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Talking about Alibaba's U.S. prospects put Ma on the defensive.
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Most of it, for us, is on the defensive end.
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The Liberal government has been on the defensive since Feb.
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It's rebounding, specifically on the defensive side of the floor.
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It's not on the defensive, it helps minimize our response.
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Exporters were mixed, with the dollar staying on the defensive.
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And it's going to put them potentially on the defensive.
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He's improving and he's working hard on the defensive end.
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They have also put the secular government on the defensive.
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"It started on the defensive end for us," Hayward said.
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"No one listens when they're on the defensive," adds Welch.
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But Chinese humor writers had traditionally been on the defensive.
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He started the game doing that on the defensive end.
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Al (Horford) does what he does on the defensive end.
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We have to play harder, especially on the defensive end.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump on the defensive.
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They might attack, patrol differently, or go on the defensive.
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"We will not win on the defensive side," Williams said.
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Mr. Coburn found himself on the defensive, and he apologized.
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We knew we were winning it on the defensive end.
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Republicans' messaging on abortion has put Democrats on the defensive.
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Now, Deutsche Bank is putting the president on the defensive.
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Regardless, the indictments have put the president on the defensive.
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All 10 of his rebounds came on the defensive end.
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Coal is on the defensive in the nation's power industry.
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Opinion Life on the defensive can curdle into reactionary politics.
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That has put the Independent Democratic Conference on the defensive.
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And in digital, Macy's has long been on the defensive.
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He was also overwhelmed on the defensive end by Washington's backcourt.
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With the dollar on the defensive, emerging Asian currencies clawed higher.
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Sanford then had to go on the defensive to counter punch.
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Attacks over pre-existing conditions have put Republicans on the defensive.
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Read "Democrats on the defensive over email hack as DNC begins"
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And, on the defensive front, blockchain promises to eradicate piracy. 8.
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As defenders of constitutional democracy, we find ourselves on the defensive.
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Now, the Comey disclosure has put Senate Democrats on the defensive.
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Will anyone be able to put Mr. Rubio on the defensive?
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Police shootings rise again, and Mr Whent goes on the defensive.
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"On the defensive end we lost focus, me included," Chriss said.
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Democrats were often on the defensive, defending abortion rights in cautious
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It was back on the defensive against the dollar on Wednesday.
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We've been harping on the defensive stocks most of this year.
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So the investment community has already put on the defensive trade.
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It's like you're on the defensive as much as you're horny.
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But Houston has struggled mightily on the defensive end this season.
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Cuomo has also found himself on the defensive in recent days.
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The case put Trump on the defensive during the presidential campaign.
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On the defensive end we fouled maybe a little too much.
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"Everybody's playing with more intensity on the defensive end," Cousins said.
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This increased scrutiny put the college sports establishment on the defensive.
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We should put the Democrats on the defensive on tax cuts.
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But SoftBank instead is finding itself on the defensive more often.
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Here the tables have turned, with police now on the defensive.
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And that has put proponents of natural gas on the defensive.
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Estonia: A ride-hailing rival is putting Uber on the defensive.
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The rival that put Uber on the defensive is called Bolt.
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Her presence on the defensive end, altering shots, and helping us.
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"I don't think we put them on the defensive," he said.
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I especially liked our attention to detail on the defensive end.
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Doing so now avoids the new boss starting on the defensive.
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How could I have refused without putting them on the defensive?
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These moves have put Mr. Modi on the defensive, especially abroad.
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Impeachment has consumed Trump's energy and put him on the defensive.
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The once-booming hydraulic fracturing industry is suddenly on the defensive.
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Bernie is on the defensive and struggling to turn it around.
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However, a recent Chicago Tribune report put Preckwinkle on the defensive.
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The Afghan Army is constantly on the defensive, suffering heavy casualties.
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With the North's reclusive government on the defensive about the Feb.
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But the move has also put the party on the defensive.
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Gaethje hits hard enough to put anyone on the defensive if he worked in combinations, his one successful counter punch in round three had Poirier on the defensive for most of the rest of the round.
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The Economist marks its 21175th anniversary championing a creed on the defensive.
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And it will stay on the defensive for the next two years.
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But going orthodox had some great pay-offs on the defensive end.
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Now it is the former aggressor's turn to be on the defensive.
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They also outrebounded Stephen F. Austin 29-17 on the defensive glass.
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Ted Cruz on the defensive over his support for free trade agreements.
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Despite the more supportive interest rate environment, it remains on the defensive.
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The charity has been put on the defensive this time round too.
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Watch for Netanyahu to back him, putting Democrats further on the defensive.
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"It started really on the defensive end," Houston coach Mike D'Antoni said.
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It's about getting the right shots and competing on the defensive end.
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That puts the Democrats totally on the defensive and on the spot.
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Furthermore, he listened better and never stopped putting Clinton on the defensive.
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Small-government conservatives like me, and possibly you, are on the defensive.
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Bottled water is another business where Nestlé is often on the defensive.
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Either outcome may threaten stability and put Asian countries on the defensive.
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We need to be better, (with) more physicality on the defensive end.
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Zinke found himself on the defensive over Interior's elephant trophy hunting policies.
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The Wall Street bank kept its "overweight" ratings on the defensive pharmaceuticals .
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"We focused more on the defensive end during that run," Fowler said.
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Not just on the defensive end but on the offensive end, too.
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So many people who have done stand-up go on the defensive.
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"We let our offense affect us on the defensive end," Kanter said.
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Even on the defensive end, the undersized Walker has found another level.
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Now as the book is released, the movement is on the defensive.
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"On the defensive lethal weapons, we are actively reviewing it," he said.
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Democrats will also be on the defensive in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Florida.
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On the defensive side, we also must be prepared for potential attacks.
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Musk's use of tax incentives has put him on the defensive before.
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On the defensive side, it's fun standing there and running back in.
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We were kind of a step slow on the defensive end tonight.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ursula von der Leyen is starting on the defensive.
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But a scheduling disaster in recent months put Ryanair on the defensive.
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Ukrainian officials have been on the defensive about their tactics and credibility.
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What was your ... I don't want to get you on the defensive.
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"We didn't have much of an impact on the defensive end," Lillard said.
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The trio of bombshells put an increasingly beleaguered White House on the defensive.
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They returned Thursday night, along with campaign adviser Anita Dunn, on the defensive.
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A stronger effort on the defensive end fueled Milwaukee in the second quarter.
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"We're playing well enough on the defensive end to win games," Larkin said.
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What he wants to see is a better performance on the defensive end.
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Love also was a force on the defensive end, drawing four offensive fouls.
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Quickly put on the defensive, Bush blinked rapidly and slouched behind the lectern.
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Kamala Harris put him on the defensive over his record on racial issues.
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But Apple is on the defensive, whereas Tencent is firmly on the attack.
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President Donald Trump is going on the defensive amid calls for his impeachment.
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We played great on the defensive end, and it all starts with defense.
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" Kourtney then went on the defensive, responding to her sister: "And I do.
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"I thought our effort on the defensive end was phenomenal," Mack told reporters.
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But usually, you're purely on the defensive, being gradually surrounded and inexorably overwhelmed.
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Texas Tech dominated the first half by clamping down on the defensive end.
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Both were put on the defensive by Fox News's aggressive panel of moderators.
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Finding himself on the defensive, Mr. Herzog held two news conferences on Wednesday.
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And on the health care front... Azar on the defensive over drug plan.
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Love also led the Cavaliers with 11 rebounds, all on the defensive end.
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"We're not tough enough on the defensive end," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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These issues played to America's strengths and put the Soviets on the defensive.
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All 16 of Warriors PF Draymond Green's rebounds came on the defensive end.
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On the defensive end, Griffin would be an undeniable upgrade in every way.
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He has unteachable physical tools, and room to improve on the defensive end.
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Embiid is also very inconsistent on the defensive end and on the glass.
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Trump has been on the defensive about his administration's response to Hurricane Maria.
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The "October surprise" confounded leading Democrats who suddenly found themselves on the defensive.
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Whatever action awaits Trump, if any, the President is already on the defensive.
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But after the first crash, the company quickly found itself on the defensive.
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Intense scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators has put Boeing executives on the defensive.
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Tehran is on the defensive, with no clear exit strategy for regaining equilibrium.
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If we are overly scared, we put teenagers on the defensive, alienating them.
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We were negligent on the defensive end of making stops near the basket.
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Jefferson was on the defensive about this his entire time in the country.
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He'll team up with Dalvin Tomlinson and B.J. Hill on the defensive line.
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"Don't attack the airline because that puts them on the defensive," he said.
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But she was put on the defensive as she has never been before.
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"We certainly have slipped on the defensive end," Magic coach Frank Vogel said.
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Since then, Mr. Francken has been increasingly on the defensive over the measure.
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And Breeze won the corresponding award on the defensive side of the ball.
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The federal government can also make us a safer on the defensive side.
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But Warren has put critics of her grand plans on the defensive in much the same way Barack Obama put Hillary Clinton on the defensive in 2008, when she argued that Obama's plans were fantastical in the real world of Washington.
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In the hours since the exchange about slavery, West has been on the defensive.
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The Australian dollar was on the defensive amid the lingering U.S.-China trade tensions.
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And it has blown up their cover story, putting Trump clearly on the defensive.
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Then when they emerge, you can say "Aha!" rather than being on the defensive.
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With the debut of Netflix's Iron Fist now imminent, Marvel is on the defensive.
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BKK and T-Systems went on the defensive, claiming their system worked just fine.
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A parallel look at Lisa's parents soon put Jeremy and Deborah on the defensive.
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Ms Tsai was already on the defensive having begun pushing for other controversial reforms.
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"(Galchenyuk) attacked with a lot of speed, even on the defensive side," Therrien said.
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It's clear that, leading up to those matches, humans will be on the defensive.
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On the defensive, that's exactly what Canelo accused his Kazakhstani foe of on Monday.
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With the yen on the defensive, the dollar rose 0.2 percent to 105.62 yen.
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" Another put the curser on the defensive: "Are such obscenities frequently on your mind?
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The plan is not likely to pass Congress, but nevertheless Republicans on the defensive.
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With the yen on the defensive, the dollar rose 0.2 percent to 105.59 yen.
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"We started getting stops on the defensive end," Oladipo said of the Pacers' comeback.
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But it's his inconsistency on the defensive end that bars him from MVP conversations.
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Another week like this would surely keep Cuomo on the defensive through the election.
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They're "on the defensive," as Brett McGurk, President Obama's special envoy here, said recently.
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So, desperate to seize control of my own career, I went on the defensive.
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We could not get stops on the defensive end, and that's not like us.
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A stop on the defensive end was followed by a layup from Gordon Hayward.
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On the defensive over many issues, China needs to win more hearts and minds.
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"We did a really good job collectively on the defensive end," Solomon Hill said.
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Constantly being exploited and on the defensive has left its mark on the country.
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We progressives are on the defensive today, but the American people are with us.
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The authorities have unleashed a wave of investigations, putting global companies on the defensive.
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But a growing legislative and political opposition is putting "The Squad" on the defensive.
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It'd be cool to see how aggressive on the defensive end Atlanta would be.
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When we get like that on the defensive end, we're pretty tough to beat.
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It's an approach backed by other governments on the defensive over their rights records.
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The potential for a blue wave has put California's 14 Republicans on the defensive.
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Trump was widely viewed as having been on the defensive during the first debate.
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The Packers had lost players to injury as well, especially on the defensive unit.
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Apple is increasingly on the defensive over its tight control of the App Store.
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What it does mean is that the U.S. dollar would be on the defensive.
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Mr. Trump is on the defensive himself, facing damaging revelations from the impeachment proceedings.
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Liberal democracies have gone on the defensive before the growing popularity of authoritarian rulers.
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But the allegations handed Democrats a wedge issue and put Republicans on the defensive.
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But before these regulations could be imposed, the cigarette companies went on the defensive.
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We all have some deeply held belief that immediately puts us on the defensive.
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So it's not surprising that law enforcement agencies are on the defensive about it.
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Normally, small lineups allow teams to scramble a bit more on the defensive end.
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Lowry's progress and the roster's overhaul have led to significant results on the defensive end.
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We didn't do our job on the defensive side when it had to be done.
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Both regions share a commitment to democracy and multilateralism, values that are on the defensive.
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The Panthers delivered on the defensive end as well, forcing the Cardinals into 260 turnovers.
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If it's rough, then reach, grab, and pound a little more on the defensive end.
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But I can get in on the defensive end and try to get myself going.
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Watching Daryl on the defensive, however — and going a little mad — is a welcome surprise.
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"If I'm feeling good on the defensive end, my offense comes through," Van Scyoc said.
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But he was aggressive on the offensive end and played well on the defensive end.
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The dollar remained on the defensive too after hitting its lowest level since mid-October.
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Photo: Getty ImagesDemocratic presidential candidate and self-help author Marianne Williamson is on the defensive.
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Use feeling words and 'I' statements, [so you don't put] your partner on the defensive.
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This would be a one-two punch that would quickly put Democrats on the defensive.
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"Honestly it's becoming our staple on the defensive end," point guard Kyrie Irving told reporters.
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Much of that might be because Cruz has been on the defensive in recent weeks.
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He's on the defensive over his ethanol position, has had his religion and citizenship questioned.
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So rather than go on the defensive, McDonald's has decided to take the high road.
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But Pruitt was put on the defensive in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room.
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"Our inexperience definitely showed especially on the defensive end," Chambers told reporters after the game.
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The Warriors have a far deeper roster and are more balanced on the defensive side.
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Now Chávez is dead, his oil money has vanished and ALBA is on the defensive.
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Mr Zuckerberg went on the defensive, presenting Facebook as a champion of freedom of expression.
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It's time we put those who would endanger our way of life on the defensive.
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That shift in its story may be because the government is increasingly on the defensive.
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It was not a strong debate for Mr. Trump, who was on the defensive throughout.
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Loewen believes this is happening in part because Lost Causers are now on the defensive.
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So, not for the first time in the debate, she started off on the defensive.
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Deutsche Bank, which has lent President Trump billions, is putting the president on the defensive.
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That has put the Kuomintang on the defensive over its support for the 1992 Consensus.
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A Green Real Deal will put the president on the defensive in the next election.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Azar, a former pharmaceutical executive, have put drugmakers on the defensive.
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She was asked about her time as a prosecutor, which put her on the defensive.
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Debates give us some insight into how Senator Sanders responds when he's on the defensive.
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Jones scored 603 on Saturday and Plumlee was a vocal leader on the defensive end.
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But he found himself on the defensive as he ran for re-election in 2017.
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But he's not on the defensive anymore, at least during his audio and video podcasts.
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At least in southern Libya, the recent drone strikes have put ISIS on the defensive.
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We feed off his energy, and I love how he competed on the defensive end.
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Talk of monetary tightening and a bounce in the dollar put gold on the defensive.
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They are constantly on the defensive about spreading false and misleading "news" that hurts people.
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BROWNS ON THE DEFENSIVE The Browns are defending their handling of Johnny Manziel's late-season concussion.
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Jazz coach Quin Snyder credited Hayward's offensive explosion to also being active on the defensive end.
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"Now this perverse caliphate is shrinking so they are very much on the defensive," he added.
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Elizabeth Warren seeks to put the social media giant on the defensive — by telling a lie.
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There also are organizations like Unified Patents that offer products and services on the defensive front.
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However, Louisville re-focused on the defensive end and improved its shooting out of the break.
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It was enough to put the would-be delegates who supported other candidates on the defensive.
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It's easy for a company to apologize for an incident, but then go on the defensive.
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Republicans are used to being put on the defensive after Trump says or does something ridiculous.
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We couldn't get anything going on the defensive side and they really got anything they wanted.
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Trump was still strong in some of his retorts, but he was often on the defensive.
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Long known as the home for tech IPOs, the Facebook fiasco put Nasdaq on the defensive.
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But that might not be a good thing considering how much he was on the defensive.
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Consumer tastes are shifting in ways that are putting big brands on the defensive, they say.
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Differing views on a plan to limit oil output also put the market on the defensive.
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"We played so hard on the defensive end," Stephenson told Fox Sports Indiana after the game.
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If she's put on the defensive, especially on matters that relate to her honesty, she loses.
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Biden has vowed to be more aggressive after Harris put him on the defensive last time.
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Commodities were also on the defensive, with U.S. crude oil futures trading below $50 per barrel.
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HBO has been on the defensive about the project since announcing it almost two weeks ago.
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He is frustrated that airlines are on the defensive over their contribution to climate-changing emissions.
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Here is the speech that that reenergize your campaign and puts Trump on the defensive again.
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By acting as the proverbial attack dog, he makes witnesses look like they're on the defensive.
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Through carefully constructed test cases, we can put corporate and union political spending on the defensive.
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The center-left is on the defensive, but it still holds the main levers of power.
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For several months, American military officials have said that the Islamic State is on the defensive.
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Every day we make it a point to make teams feel us on the defensive end.
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On the defensive, Intuit and H&R Block matched TaxAct's "no restrictions" offer on Free File.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - When Goldman Sachs goes on the defensive, someone must be attacking with force.
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The next day, he was again on the defensive for saying that Mr. Obama and Mrs.
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Democrats are hoping to put the Republican candidate on the defensive over drilling and climate change.
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That may put Wall Street's chief regulator on the defensive from the beginning of his administration.
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Harris was also on the defensive at times, failing to repeat her dominant performance in Miami.
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"I have to be more aggressive on the defensive side of the ball," Green said Friday.
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For all of Golden State's talent and brilliance, their biggest vulnerability is on the defensive glass.
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President Trump went on the defensive again for Sinclair Broadcast Group in a Tuesday morning tweet.
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Still, the Celtics are vulnerable on the defensive glass, ranking No. 1003 in defensive rebounding percentage.
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On the defensive in both countries, the group has been making preparations for retrenchment and survival.
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But the political terrain has shifted substantially, and this time it is Uber on the defensive.
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But I do agree that politically it's a potent issue that puts Republicans on the defensive.
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Her exchange with Joe Biden, who is leading in the polls, put him on the defensive.
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Nerves ran high for the next 15 minutes, and the United States was on the defensive.
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Boeing on the defensive, hours until a crucial Brexit vote and Venezuela's blackout threatens social implosion.
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Crock-Pot went on the defensive after a revealing "This is Us" episode two weeks ago.
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The drug companies' aggressive maneuvers have put officials in some death penalty states on the defensive.
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The approach has its dangers — like putting Republicans on the defensive and alienating some suburban voters.
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Companies suddenly find themselves on the defensive thanks to criticism, often on Twitter, from President Trump.
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Emerging-market currencies remain on the defensive, with Indonesia's rupiah among the biggest losers, shedding 0.4%.
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That request has embarrassed the former veep, putting him on the defensive, but it seems reasonable.
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Their numbers limited, Democrats have opted to put Republicans on the defensive as much as possible.
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The Obama Administration's naked hostility to Israeli policies left us bruised and always on the defensive.
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THE TARGET A good boycott starts with picking the right company to put on the defensive.
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Trump got in many of his rivals' heads, frustrating them and putting them on the defensive.
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The euro eased slightly to $1.1760, staying on the defensive after shedding 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
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The world's largest independent, publicly-traded oil company was already on the defensive with climate change.
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Here are some products that created a backlash and put brands on the defensive in February.
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The combination of forces at home and abroad has put global deal makers on the defensive.
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Now, an onslaught of regulatory investigations and critical coverage is putting the behemoth on the defensive.
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The immigrant rights community already has plenty to worry about, and it's already on the defensive.
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"Every spectacular play we have, we just gain energy from that on the defensive end and we're able to play better, more together as a team on the defensive end, just because we have that energy from that highlight or whatever happened," Porzingis told the media. 1.
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"I think we need to be more consistent on the defensive end of the floor," Donovan said.
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They did many things well, particularly on the defensive end, even though the Heat shot 49 percent.
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The Beavers won the rebounding battle, 45-27, including a 29-17 edge on the defensive glass.
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"Carriers will go on the defensive," Robert Laszewski, who runs Health Policy and Strategy Associates, told CNNMoney.
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A team meeting in February refocused the Wildcats on the defensive end; their offense was reliable enough.
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He was on the defensive early, Hillary Clinton getting, I think, some control on the gun issue.
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Besides, General Bajwa is on the defensive after Mr Qadri accused him of being a closet Ahmadi.
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Both groups, bench and starters, probably should have definitely brought more energy, especially on the defensive end.
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"I'm just here to fight," she announced, bullhorns mounted atop her wig, fists positioned on the defensive.
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As "Catch and Kill" has commanded headlines this month, NBC News executives have been on the defensive.
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But we didn't give in and we didn't give up on the defensive end of the floor.
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"It has gone on the defensive," said Hideo Kumano, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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The conservatives are desperate and on the defensive, according to Abdel Ghafar of the Brookings Doha Center.
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The Australian dollar was on the defensive, trading little changed at $0.7544 after losing 0.7 percent overnight.
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The Liberal government has been on the defensive since the Globe and Mail newspaper reported on Feb.
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He still has his slider to work in as well, putting Ohtani the hitter on the defensive.
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It put Alvarez on the defensive, who explained the yearlong investigation by calling it complex and meticulous.
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I see journalists trying to rise above it and trying not to be put on the defensive.
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The biggest example of this is his (lack of) anticipation on the defensive end and in transition.
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His campaign has since gone on the defensive to clarify his position on busing and other issues.
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TOMORROW IN THE HILL: The oil and gas industry is finding itself on the defensive over fracking.
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And their release could put her on the defensive in the critical final stretch of the election.
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"I was a little disappointed in my guys on the defensive end," Wagner coach Bashir Mason said.
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She has been on the defensive, having to explain her past hawkish views on immigration (The Hill).
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Policy makers and analysts in Moscow say Russia is not on the offensive, but on the defensive.
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Chile's forestry industry asked for calmer heads to prevail as it also found itself on the defensive.
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Even after flipping Williams, Buffalo has Marcell Dareus, Kyle Williams, and Jerry Hughes on the defensive line.
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Rim Protection Embiid's offense is incredibly promising, but his biggest impact might be on the defensive end.
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But Steel chalked up the Senate victories to a battleground map that put Democrats on the defensive.
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Planek, who had appeared in only four games this season, provided a spark on the defensive end.
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Marvel's Iron Fist comes out this Friday, and its star, Finn Jones, is already on the defensive.
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"We had to lock them in on the defensive end," said Harden, who also had five assists.
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In the long term, passing the minor gun reform legislation also puts the Democrats on the defensive.
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A viral post on the Chinese blogging platform Weibo is putting Alibaba's top leaders on the defensive.
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On the other hand, Apple's gigantic size means it will always be on the defensive against regulation.
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She also tore into his record of actively opposing busing measures, and put him on the defensive.
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Their offense is predictably impotent but they've rationalized Spoelstra's decision with impressive play on the defensive end.
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We were flying all over the place on the defensive end and, offensively, we ran the ball.
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The busier our lives became, the more his habit angered me and kept me on the defensive.
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"He was on the defensive when he had to be, but he kept his cool," he said.
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Described as perfectionists, Virgos — and Virgo men in particular — are considered to be constantly on the defensive.
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Incumbent Senate Republicans are already on the defensive in races in Arizona, Colorado, Maine and North Carolina.
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During Dr. Tedros's campaign, he has been put on the defensive for working for a repressive government.
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He made his findings public this month in The Albuquerque Journal, placing Ms. Plame on the defensive.
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They feel like they can go on the defensive, and when that happens, mistakes can be made.
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Schumer put the GOP leader on the defensive by questioning his willingness to hold a fair proceeding.
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Mike Bloomberg quickly found himself on the defensive last month at the Nevada Democratic Debate, when Sen.
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And CNN has put itself on the defensive with damaging missteps, including the retracted story last month.
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"I think we're playing hard, we just weren't playing very smart on the defensive end," Butler said.
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That designation falls to either education or health care -- two issues where Walker is on the defensive.
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But Oklahoma City found renewed energy on the defensive end and started forcing New York into turnovers.
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Democratic strategist Brad Bannon said Democrats have typically been on the defensive when it comes to taxes.
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The email dumps, which put the Clinton campaign on the defensive, continued almost up until Election Day.
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Mr. Modi's party has been on the defensive, and independent journalistic investigations are resulting in damaging revelations.
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On the defensive end, Dallas locked down Minnesota to the tune of a 36.4 percent shooting performance.
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The fast-spreading coronavirus pandemic has battered global stocks and copper prices, putting miners on the defensive.
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And so I think me, I'd be a big help for that, especially on the defensive side.
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The Cavs are a flawed team, especially on the defensive end, and held together by LeBron's genius.
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Trump was thrown on the defensive by Clinton's attacks and took to his Twitter account to hit back.
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Most young kids, if they take a play off, they take a play off on the defensive end.
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That notable shift in rhetoric among his colleagues had House Speaker Paul Ryan on the defensive on Thursday.
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In currency markets, the prospect of U.S. interest rates being lowered put the dollar squarely on the defensive.
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Now, Facebook is on the defensive for giving its partners broad access to people's data, including private messages.
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Afghan forces have been on the defensive for months in the opium-growing heartland of southern Helmand Province.
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On the defensive front, blockchain promises to eradicate piracy, but that happens in years, not this coming year.
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On the defensive side, Link added to Chevron and Verizon, a pair of stocks that both yield 4%.
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On the defensive end, we had a few missed assignments and that led to easy baskets for them.
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INJURIES Texans: Houston was already thin on the defensive line with both Joel Heath and Kendall Langford inactive.
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OF THE world's three great commercial centres—New York, London and Hong Kong—two are on the defensive.
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MetLife's problems - it made only two attempts to find the pensioners - has put other insurers on the defensive.
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Portugal may have been dogged and well organised, but they had nothing on the defensive mastery of Italy.
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Green makes his biggest impression on the defensive end, where he can quite literally guard all five positions.
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Sustained sub-par demand in major markets is expected to keep prices on the defensive, three traders said.
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And the critique is gaining so much traction that Trump himself is now feeling put on the defensive.
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J.J. Redick should provide more space while Amir Johnson can be a shrewd presence on the defensive end.
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Late last week, he even traveled to flood-ravaged Louisiana, putting Clinton and President Obama on the defensive.
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In currencies, the dollar was on the defensive following U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Federal Reserve policy.
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And in several key races across the country, Republicans find themselves on the defensive over Trump's trade agenda.
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The pressure King faced from fellow Republicans put him on the defensive in his vast northwest Iowa district.
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And we know that when Trump feels on the defensive, he usually wants to hit back against someone.
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Her win puts Mr. Sanders on the defensive, facing an even larger deficit as he scrambles for delegates.
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As hackers began dismantling the device, BitFi went on the defensive, consistently claiming that their device was secure.
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Clinton on the defensive over her support for free trade agreements that he argues have cost Americans jobs.
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Your strategy will impact your decision making, like choosing when to play aggressively or stay on the defensive.
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Forty-three years after Roe, we should not be on the defensive, deflecting attacks on reproductive health care.
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Some observers expect a repeat of the "six plus one" dynamic last year with Trump on the defensive.
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Clinton on the defensive over her record at the State Department and her status as a political insider.
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Pai has been on the defensive over some of his actions since taking the reins at the agency.
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But effort and awareness on the defensive end can be as consistent as they want it to be.
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Her supporters might have hoped for a response in kind, but Clinton refused to go on the defensive.
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The Islamic State is also on the defensive in Syria, where it has been making preparations for survival.
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But Trump's anti-video game views have roared back to the surface — putting many gamers on the defensive.
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LOS ANGELES — With devastating wildfires becoming more frequent in California, power companies have found themselves on the defensive.
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Barry Bennett played on the defensive line for three teams during his 11-year career in the NFL.
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McConnell, who has at times found himself in Trump's cross hairs, has also been put on the defensive.
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So I felt like I was able to give a little bit more, especially on the defensive end.
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Nevertheless, the issue has put the former vice president on the defensive as he dips slightly in polls.
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Trump had been on the defensive over allegations that his Trump University was little more than a scam.
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Next, ask questions in a way that minimizes the situation so the employee isn't immediately on the defensive.
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The public furor, though, has put Mr. Han — with his comparatively conciliatory views toward China — on the defensive.
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Sanders took some blows and was on the defensive more than usual — but he left the stage standing.
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Or we can voice our support for their efforts, which would help put the autocrats on the defensive.
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But they fear Kerry's remarks will put Israel on the defensive and prompt other countries to apply pressure.
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So don't exaggerate an employer's potential questions or skepticism so much that you put yourself on the defensive.
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"I would also point out that, on the defensive lethal weapons ... we are actively reviewing it," Mattis said.
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Clinton has for several weeks tried to put Sanders on the defensive over his record on gun control.
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Democrats are still hoping for strong voter turnout, despite recent stumbles that have put Northam on the defensive.
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Impossible Foods has reportedly gone on the defensive and hired three Missouri lobbyists to work against the bill.
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The company is now on the defensive, as investigators, lawmakers and prosecutors try to determine what went wrong.
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Non-partisan analysts had predicted Collins would win re-election, but his indictment put Republicans on the defensive.
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Throughout this fight Romero continued to project his elbows towards Whittaker as he fought almost completely on the defensive.
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The comments — at least those collected by the Verge — show Facebook on the defensive following weeks of tough coverage.
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The long-anticipated score immediately puts the writers and supporters of the GOP Obamacare repeal bill on the defensive.
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He has been inconsistent by his standards on offense, and has been flat-out abused on the defensive end.
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"Ghouta's brigades are no longer on the offensive; now they're on the defensive in every battle," Abu Kamal said.
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The Assad regime, which had been on the defensive and even facing potential fragmentation, has been stabilized and revived.
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If you address it, be sure not to blame her, since that would instantly put her on the defensive.
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He's a minus on the defensive end, and questions surround his willingness to embed himself in pass-first atmosphere.
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Yahoo is the latest in a long line of companies on the defensive when it comes to cyber security.
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But in limited time he's shown decent mobility on the defensive end and a feathery touch around the basket.
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The root of the problem: There are good reasons for Republicans to be on the defensive about their bill.
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Suddenly, Texas Republicans are on the defensive in their national fortress—and they're both talking and acting like it.
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The New York Knicks can't seem to get the stops they need on the defensive end and plummeted below .
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Stewart described the internet as "an information-laundering system" that he instinctively mistrusts, so he went on the defensive.
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Menace: Negan is mostly on the defensive all episode and shows true terror when Rick is hunting him down.
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Biden tried to put Harris on the defensive about the "Medicare for All" plan she unveiled earlier this week.
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But in his keynote speech in Barcelona, Guo made it clear that the company won't remain on the defensive.
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All are suited to complement the Rockets' star power or improve their adaptability on the defensive end—or both.
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The greenback had been on the defensive following the release of minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's May meeting.
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"I felt extremely slow, especially on the defensive end," said Lin, who played his first game since Dec. 26.
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The modest bounce in the dollar combined with all the talk of monetary tightening put gold on the defensive.
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"I felt extremely slow, especially on the defensive end," said Lin, who played his first game since Dec. 22.
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"Moving the ball on the offensive side and getting a couple of stops on the defensive end," Patterson said.
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The PR offensive, which has included dozens of public letters from lawmakers, is putting agency officials on the defensive.
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They have also put Mr. Biden on the defensive at a critical moment in the Democratic presidential primary campaign.
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That began on the defensive end, as Elway came away impressed with Seattle's defense, as SI Doug Farrar noted.
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Even though Minny's starting five is solid on the defensive end, opponents are still running on the Timberwolves regardless.
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That would put Republicans even more on the defensive on healthcare and shift the focus away from Democrats' plans.
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Some House Republicans have pushed for a vote on the Green New Deal to put Democrats on the defensive.
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"It all starts on the defensive end for us," Zeller told the team's website after the win over Philadelphia.
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Republicans are on the defensive about their own announcement concluding the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia's election interference.
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We had some opportunities on the offensive side and we cracked the door for them on the defensive side.
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His play on the defensive side of the puck has been Weber-esque or better, especially in the playoffs.
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The Gulen movement has been on the defensive, accused of being a terrorist organization that is plotting a coup.
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Meanwhile, on the defensive end, Cleveland took a quantum leap forward from their lacklustre performances during the regular season.
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But whatever solidarity emerged has fractured over the charges against the young women, putting their supporters on the defensive.
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He's saying, 'You play hard for me on the defensive end and get out and enjoy yourself on offense.
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Obamacare supporters are already putting Republicans on the defensive for having "no plan" after repeal, especially for sick people.
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So long as the effort is there, especially on the defensive end, his teammates are confident he can succeed.
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The response put Trump administration officials on the defensive as they embark on a campaign to sell the plan.
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Mr. Bach was on the defensive, forced to deny the need for any backup plan to move the Games.
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Boeing, a juggernaut with deep ties in Washington and one of the country's largest exporters, is on the defensive.
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Labor organizations were ill equipped to do so and have been on the defensive for the past four decades.
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On the defensive side, prized free agent acquisition Trey Flowers has yet to register a sack through two games.
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Democrats want to know whether Biden has the ability to be aggressive and put his opponents on the defensive.
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He made a difference on the defensive end, blocking three shots as UCLA shot 214 percent from the field.
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He was eager to put his Communist foes on the defensive diplomatically, to depict them as aggressive and intransigent.
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The rise of TikTok As the decade came to an end, social media companies found themselves on the defensive.
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Gingrich, during an appearance Wednesday on Fox News, said Lavrov has already tried to put America on the defensive.
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People need better words to talk about race, she said, ones that wouldn't automatically put people on the defensive.
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"We've got to get everybody caring about it a little bit more on the defensive end," Williams told reporters.
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Despite minor rule changes and lip service to the idea of better representation, the Grammys remain on the defensive.
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"We came out in the second half and played a little more aggressive on the defensive end," Teague said.
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ISIS is on the defensive in both Iraq and Syria where they have lost significant territory to counterterrorism forces.
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But life on the defensive can also foster a kind of ideological contrarianism that can curdle into reactionary politics.
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But that debate also has a flip side: What is life on the defensive doing to the conservative students?
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The story shifts now with the White House back on the defensive with some GOP lawmakers slamming said tweet.
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Stanford (9-216), playing its first game in 23 days, showed no signs of rust on the defensive side.
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Over the past year, problems caused by the spread of more "engaging" content have repeatedly put Facebook on the defensive.
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Instead of apologizing, the company went on the defensive, saying the female photographers who were invited weren't able to attend.
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And even if not every elected Republican is enthusiastically on board, the ones who aren't are now on the defensive.
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The Memphis Grizzlies are rediscovering their identity on the defensive end, which is leading them back into the win column.
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On the defensive, academics, energy experts, and advocates released study after study this summer highlighting the benefits of renewable technologies.
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Davis was hurt diving into the stands to stop a ball from going out of bounds on the defensive end.
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Thunder coach Billy Donovan felt Westbrook made up for it by stepping it up on the defensive end after halftime.
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J.B. It is, of course, a shame that anybody has to feel put on the defensive for declining a drink.
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The dollar index was on the defensive as it drifted away from a three-week top touched earlier on Monday.
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He's been as good as there is on the defensive side of the ball since he's come in the league.
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The big picture: This uncertainty has PBMs on the defensive and appears to be chipping away at their profitable businesses.
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Bayh, stuck permanently on the defensive, has seen his numbers collapse in the polls, turning Indiana into a toss-up.
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On the defensive end we help each other out, and I think we did a great job of that tonight.
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The episode ended in a draw, but, given that Maduro was on the defensive, a draw was a government win.
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Blac Chyna is on the defensive after video surfaced of her allegedly involved in a public altercation over the weekend.
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The Detroit Pistons are turning things around on the defensive end, and it has led to back-to-back wins.
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One year ago, Europe's landmark privacy law called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) put big tech on the defensive.
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Trump has found himself on the defensive politically over investigations into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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An unexpectedly resounding victory in the Oldham by-election in December has also put Mr Corbyn's critics on the defensive.
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Coming back to Trump, his attack on specific sectors such as pharma and IT has put markets on the defensive.
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The Thunder grabbed control of the game on the defensive end, forcing the Clippers into a season-high 26 turnovers.
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Against its peers, the U.S. dollar was on the defensive following U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Federal Reserve policy.
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If Karl-Anthony Towns and Andrew Wiggins make meaningful progress on the defensive end, Butler's influence will help explain why.
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The Canadian dollar and the Mexican peso were on the defensive, weighed down by the U.S. decision to impose tariffs.
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An industry downturn with its epicenter in China has, however, put the company on the defensive as potential acquirers circle.
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The outrage has been fierce enough to put the telecom industry, the driving force behind the bill, on the defensive.
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Facebook is on the defensive after a swathe of major firms abandoned the Libra cryptocurrency project in the past week.
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They outrebounded the Redhawks 10-5 on the offensive end, and owned a 27-14 advantage on the defensive end.
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However, with the explosive audio tape out in public, the president's team is on the defensive to explain what happened.
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In New York, he was on the defensive over the Police Department's criticism of his call for surveilling Muslim communities.
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But if Towns leaps forward on the defensive end, Thibs could deploy more versatile units that will accentuate Butler's strengths.
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The fervor indicated gun control could play a major role in the 2018 midterm elections, with Republicans on the defensive.
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The champions of cosmopolitanism — free global flow of people, goods, and ideas, mutually beneficial international cooperation — are on the defensive.
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"I felt like I was being put on the defensive, and it was a very angry exchange," Mr. Blum said.
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Israeli governments remain wedded to the idea that assassinating their enemies keeps them on the defensive and disrupts their plans.
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The attention brought by Ms. DeVos, who graduated in 303, has put Holland Christian on the defensive in recent months.
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Warren carved up her opponents, Bloomberg was on the defensive, and Klobuchar and Buttigieg tried to take each other down.
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The fight over labels is a sign that meat producers are on the defensive, says Mr Friedrich of the GFI.
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Depending on the defensive metric, the Indians were either the fifth- or sixth-best fielding team in the regular season.
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The Chargers' chief problem was on the defensive side; they allowed 217 points, the fourth highest total in the league.
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The White House was on the defensive Wednesday over President Trump's surprise decision to ban transgender people from military service.
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Mr. Bentley, 74, who did not agree to an interview request, has been on the defensive for nearly a year.
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"Overall, I felt good on the defensive end, got a few dunks," Durant told reporters after the contest against Utah.
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"It doesn't help when the community feels on the defensive," she said, sitting in a sparsely furnished first-floor office.
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Western officials said that in the first three months of the year, Afghan forces were almost entirely on the defensive.
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"These past couple of games we've tightened up on the defensive end," Indiana All-Star forward Paul George told reporters.
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However, discussing salary during an interview is problematic because it leads to negotiation, which puts both sides on the defensive.
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He can expend a majority of his energy on the defensive end, too, covering the opposing team's top threat every night.
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PERINO: It put him a little bit on the defensive, and it put him in a position of being quite amiable.
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The dollar index was on the defensive at 98.178 as it drifted away from a three-week top touched on Monday.
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That strike ended earlier this week, and the fallout has put other auto companies on the defensive in labor negotiations. 5.
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The dollar was on the defensive against the yen at 265 yen, a tad above Friday's five-month low of 289.475.
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"When we play well on the defensive end, that leads us to many easy points on the fast break," Bogdanovic said.
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The wheat market has been on the defensive this month as harvests in the United States and Europe make good progress.
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And the the original group, now on the defensive, comes out with an even stronger statement, demanding that politicians take action.
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On the defensive side, government can create incentives for American companies and other vulnerable institutions to deploy sophisticated network-defense technologies.
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During those campaigns, red-state Democrats were often on the defensive… Now, even those Democrats see Obamacare as a political advantage.
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Mr. Trump quickly pointed out that he himself was born in the United States — but he was plainly on the defensive.
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Put on the defensive, Muslims will deepen communal identities and retreat into the very segregation that intervention is supposed to reverse.
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During his chaotic 77-minute press conference on Thursday, President Donald Trump was on the defensive about his relationship with Russia.
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Third, Fiorina is perhaps the only Republican politician who has actually managed to put Trump on the defensive during this campaign.
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Rubio had a team-high 6.5 assists per game before the injury and is a vital piece on the defensive end.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has weathered a decline in benchmark Treasury yields to a 15-month low.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has weathered a decline in benchmark Treasury yields to a 215-month low.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has weathered a decline in benchmark Treasury yields to a 22.405-month low.
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But the biggest difference in Kentucky's 97-92 defeat in December against UCLA and the rematch was on the defensive end.
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We are doing a great job of covering up for each other on the defensive end and we're rebounding the ball.
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Sanders had Clinton on the defensive over her ties to Wall Street and her resistance to universal health care for all.
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What it means: The latest series of reports suggests that GOP leaders are on the defensive after their health reform debacle.
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"We like to win, but at the same time, we know there's room for improvement on the defensive end," Westbrook said.
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That will probably even out, but it's his work on the defensive end that might potentially alter this series' entire dynamic.
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The Republican campaign advertisements, especially the independent expenditures, were often a source of controversy that put our candidates on the defensive.
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All of Love's boards came on the defensive end and the Cavaliers scored 17 points immediately after he had a rebound.
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SYDNEY, Aug 12 (Reuters) - The dollar remained on the defensive against the safe-haven yen on Monday as the Sino-U.
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The oil industry has been put on the defensive in the fight over the Trump administration's plan to expand offshore drilling.
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Now they find themselves on the defensive and are looking for any areas where they can work with the president-elect.
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The governors of North Carolina and Mississippi have been on the defensive in recent weeks, following political outrage against the laws.
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The AFL's sabotage put the CIO on the defensive, forcing it to cling desperately to its alliance with the Democratic Party.
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Mr. Temer was already on the defensive over claims by Ms. Rousseff that her ouster was an illegal usurpation of power.
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Facebook is on the defensive after its head of news was revealed to have cofounded a website critical of Elizabeth Warren.
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The telecom industry is on the defensive, but says repeal critics are misinformed and believe the fallout for consumers is overblown.
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On the defensive side, Bhansali likes physical assets such as the precious metal tracked by the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD).
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Many of Trump's critics in the media, including legal experts, have been on the defensive following Barr's summary of Mueller's findings.
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Ufologists always seem to be on the defensive, a conversational tic that is undoubtedly learned from years of speaking with skeptics.
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According to SportVu, they ranked No. 4 in the NBA in distance covered on the defensive end during the regular season.
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"The yen is on the defensive with strong equities prompting a 'risk on' mood," said Koji Fukaya, president of FPG Securities.
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Clinton found herself on the defensive more than in the first debate, as Mr. Trump showed himself capable of some agility.
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Stung by the criticism, the Russian authorities went on the defensive, explaining that the final selection had been made by FIFA.
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Yet in Harbaugh's three full seasons at Michigan, the Wolverines' calling card has been on the defensive side of the ball.
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The bill's passage was a victory for President Mauricio Macri, but resistance to the changes has put him on the defensive.
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But Thomas Graham, the National Security Council's Russia specialist from 2002 to 2007, said the controversy put Washington on the defensive.
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In New Orleans, he posted solid numbers, but observers remarked that he looked distracted, or uninterested, especially on the defensive end.
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The dollar, which has benefited from safe-haven flows as the trade conflict has worsened, was on the defensive on Monday.
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The disclosure of the emails left the White House again on the defensive as tension inside the president's orbit has grown.
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By blundering into the conflict, she suggested, Trump put the Indian prime minister on the defensive before his Hindu nationalist constituency.
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How Liberal Colleges Breed Conservative Firebrands Life on the defensive can make someone turn to reactionary politics, says this Opinion writer.
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He said the president was willing to talk about finding a compromise, even while seeking to put Democrats on the defensive.
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Thursday's 2 trillion yen ($17.63 billion) five-year JGB auction drew lukewarm investor demand as the market was on the defensive.
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Strong opposition to Republican initiatives gives Democrats the opportunity to block bad policy and to put the GOP on the defensive.
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The public rush to judgment puts Biden on the defensive over Ukraine, which could be a liability on the campaign trail.
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"On the defensive lethal weapons, we are actively reviewing it," Mattis said during a press conference alongside Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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By blundering into the conflict, she suggested, Trump put the Indian prime minister on the defensive before his Hindu nationalist constituency.
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But Uber was on the defensive last year when the cap idea was revived by Corey Johnson, the City Council speaker.
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So I regularly found myself on the defensive, bracing for questions about what I'd been doing and whom I was dating.
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How important was he in helping you guys on the defensive end last season, and how much will he be missed?
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The nationwide outrage over the Trump administration's separation of families at the US-Mexico border has the administration on the defensive.
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"The Turkish government's relentless daily drips of damning information about Khashoggi's murder has put the Saudis on the defensive," she continued.
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Shorting the dollar has been a popular trade this year as deepening U.S. political uncertainty has kept the greenback on the defensive.
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After his go-ahead leaner, Forrest played hero on the defensive end by stealing Purdue's inbounds pass and running out the clock.
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But the Republicans, if they say we are for keeping these families together, I think that puts the Democrats on the defensive.
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But Democrats found themselves on the defensive after left-wingers pushed for the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Rep.
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This shift has put tech companies on the defensive, with Big Tech trying to define the terms and prescribe the path forward.
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Should that narrative play out, it will certainly drive a days-long news cycle that puts Trump on the defensive yet again.
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For eight years, Democrats have been on the defensive from the official Republican position: Obamacare is bad and needs to be repealed.
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He often became lackadaisical on the defensive end, only showing signs of the elite defender he appeared to be his rookie year.
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As Sixers Coach Brett Brown noted before Wednesday's game, the height has paid off on the defensive end, where Philadelphia has excelled.
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All 32 minutes he was in there we scored on him, so we had to work really hard on the defensive end.
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Safe havens such as bonds, which were on the defensive following the recent improvement in investor risk appetite, were given some reprieve.
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Heidi, on the defensive, pushes back and points out that getting rid of Walter would be a real missed opportunity, "optically"-speaking.
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Republicans have been on the defensive about the CBO's assessment of the American Health Care Act since the legislation was first announced.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline by benchmark U.S. Treasury yields to 15-month lows.
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A video altered to show a candidate dropping a racial slur could dominate news cycles and put a campaign on the defensive.
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Hillary Clinton, who just three days ago seemed on a glide path to a date with history, is suddenly on the defensive.
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And then you have the issue of sexism, and the way Republicans always seem to be on the defensive on that issue.
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More recently, the Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal and the controversy over Facebook's handling of misinformation have kept it on the defensive.
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That is going to put Disney on the defensive here to try to come up with an offer that would equal that.
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"That's what bothers me most, how we laid down at the end of the game, especially on the defensive end," Gasol said.
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In the particularly contentious and insular world of Latin trap, he existed on the defensive, even when he wasn't a primary target.
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Smart's appeal mostly comes on the defensive end, but he's also able to run Boston's offense when Thomas isn't in the game.
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But in the aftermath of the recent mass shootings, the group has been on the defensive against proposals to tighten gun regulations.
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Mirotic is stepping up on the defensive end of late and recorded multiple blocked shots in four of the last six games.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields to 15-month lows.
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Clinton has been on the defensive over the "basket of deplorables" remark, which the Trump campaign quickly turned into a campaign ad.
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Following the first of three presidential debates on Monday, Trump vowed to hit Clinton harder after she put him on the defensive.
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As was the case last season as well, things really break down on the defensive end when Markieff Morris is their center.
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Ibaka's influence bleeds all over Toronto's game-to-game strategy, but his resurrected dominance on the defensive end is a necessary relief.
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Another downturn in the stock price of Credit Suisse has put Tidjane Thiam, the bank's embattled chief executive, on the defensive — again.
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But some of Nelson's most potent ads came in linking Scott to the President, attacks that put the governor on the defensive.
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Clinton's politically effective framing of gun issues that put Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont on the defensive in the Democratic primary campaign.
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And they've consistently placed Republicans of whatever motivation – ideological or personal, economic or cultural, foreign policy or domestic affairs – on the defensive.
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And he's been on the defensive recently over decisions he made as mayor that critics have said negatively impacted communities of color.
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Attendees noshed on fruit and cheese while speaking with the Facebook executives about a controversy that has put Facebook on the defensive.
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The dollar was on the defensive against the yen, which tends to draw demand in times of market turmoil and political tensions.
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Deprived of the sport's former prestige and hounded by animal rights groups, the remaining aficionados are on the defensive, angry and nostalgic.
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Grassley looks defensive Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles Grasley (R-Iowa) began the hearing on the defensive and remained that way throughout.
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Now, a new Instagram account is reigniting the debate about materialism in evangelical churches and putting many popular pastors on the defensive.
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Barnett scored with that right hand after Arlovski missed an uppercut in a flurry and suddenly Arlovski was on the defensive again.
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While they should take the pressure off Siakam on the defensive end, they won't space the floor as Leonard and Green did.
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"We didn't come out with the right type of focus and the right amount of intensity on the defensive end," Lillard said.
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"We need to get back to trusting each other on the defensive end," said Tony Allen, one of the NBA's top defenders.
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"They're trying to bait and switch you, so Republicans appear to be on the defensive," said Representative Pete Sessions, Republican of Texas.
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The N.R.A.'s extremism is turning some people off, and it seems on the defensive, so eventually we may follow New Zealand.
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"Yes, journalism is on the defensive, with an economic crisis and with all the attacks on us every day," Mr. Fichtner said.
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Mr. Trump, on the defensive and presiding over a federal government that remains partially closed, is trying to stomp on that message.
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Hill was put on the defensive because of both her race and her gender, feeding into racist stereotypes about black women's sexuality.
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With customers and lawmakers questioning the avowed good intentions and power of tech's biggest companies, Facebook and others were on the defensive.
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Kamala Harris, who dominated the first round of debates, found herself on the defensive this time, particularly at the hands of Rep.
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"We have to clean up a lot of stuff on the defensive end, especially doing it consistently for four quarters," Harris said.
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The raucous event put Moran on the defensive, and prompted him to pledge to defend protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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The release of Mr. Comey's statement and the prospect of his televised testimony left the White House on the defensive on Wednesday.
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Republicans have been on the defensive in special elections since Mr. Trump's victory, and special elections will soon fill two congressional seats.
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At the debate, Harris delivered a blunt, pointed attack that mixed her personal story and race, which put Biden on the defensive.
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More broadly, the country's chief executives find themselves in an unusual and unexpected position with an incoming Republican administration — on the defensive.
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A new report sponsored by NASA has put Elon Musk on the defensive about his plans for building a community on Mars.
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Instead, Democrats are on the defensive in much of the country, and it falls to Obama's Democratic successors to change the situation.
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Her ability to rebound, particularly on the defensive end, where she collects 22.2 percent of available rebounds, is exceeded by few players.
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The notion that military action salvages a president on the defensive, boldly underscoring his role as commander in chief, is nothing new.
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And back in California, he is on the defensive for accepting travel expenses and office space from a Kremlin-linked nationalist group.
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Corporations were on the defensive, but soon found a powerful ally in economists, a vast majority of whom opposed regulation as inefficient.
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WSU might have missed Franks most on the defensive end, as the Broncos shot 58.5 percent from the field (31 of 453).
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Senate Democrats are on the defensive in the 2018 midterm elections with 26 seats to defend, compared to only 10 for Republicans.
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But the dollar has been on the defensive recently, said Osborne, and the market is taking any excuse to add to shorts.
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The mass murder at this American school has put the National Rifle Association and gun manufacturers on the defensive as never before.
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Win or lose, the league could find itself on the defensive among fans it has been courting with its civil rights overtures.
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Expectations the Fed will cut rates kept the dollar on the defensive after a weak jobs report from the U.S. Labor Department.
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Even when the Cavs "lock in" on the defensive end, their defense only improves from a complete sieve to a leaky bucket.
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" In the final days of a blistering campaign, Macron found himself on the defensive against the elusive, conspiring forces of "fake news.
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Across the country, health care has been a centerpiece of Democratic campaign platforms as candidates try to put Republicans on the defensive.
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On the defensive after adopting a controversial pension reform, and fearful of a pummelling in municipal elections in 2018, she dropped gay marriage.
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Milwaukee handed the team over to its young players and is enduring the inconsistency that comes with youth, especially on the defensive end.
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Detroit could have used more of Drummond's presence on the defensive end while allowing the Hornets to shoot 50.6 percent from the field.
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George is backed up on the defensive end by center Ian Mahinmi, who recorded 17 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks on Friday.
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"Once we had all five guys coming in and contributing on the defensive glass, it kind of took care of itself," Lopez said.
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Instead, Warren might find herself on the defensive from Democrats on her stage looking to go after the most high profile Democrat around.
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"Criminals are getting better, faster and nobody on the defensive is getting better fast enough," said Bryan Sartin, an author of the report.
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But on health care and on Wall Street reform, it was Hillary Clinton on the defensive, and was a very aggressive Bernie Sanders.
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The Wildcats are trying to claw their way back into the top 25 after rededicating themselves on the defensive end of the floor.
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By the numbers, the Cowboys have the advantage on the defensive side, ranking 19th in the country in yards allowed per play (4.79).
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Kander's insurgent candidacy has put Blunt and the GOP on the defensive, as both sides are now dropping millions into this red state.
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Charitable trusts funded by the Sackler family, which owns Purdue, are on the defensive; several museums say they will not accept further donations.
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Though Pink had scribbled out her boy's nude bottom half on the picture, trolls still went after her — putting her on the defensive.
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Even though we were hitting shots early and made it a game, we never built a sense of urgency on the defensive end.
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The greenback was on the defensive since late last week as downbeat U.S. indicators dented prospects of a near-term Fed rate hike.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline in benchmark U.S. Treasury debt yields to 15-month lows.
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But for a player who opponents will ruthlessly hunt on the defensive end throughout Houston's playoff run, Anderson's price tag is super steep.
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Ahead of December's election, Hasina and her ruling Awami League have been on the defensive following student protests over an unregulated transport industry.
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Our energy, our effort and our ability to scramble ... we've got guys who can get busy on the defensive end of the floor.
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But abortion opponents are cheering the president's decision to talk more about the issue, which they say will put Democrats on the defensive.
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Although Korean voters represent only 6 percent of the district's electorate, Ahn's effective early voting operation put the Gomez campaign on the defensive.
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Out of the cultural spotlight, our beliefs will be more aggressively questioned, our media critiqued, and we will be thrown on the defensive.
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"Sisi's speech is a historic speech in all ways," he wrote on his Facebook page, suggesting the Egyptian president is on the defensive.
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The other day, Ev Williams, a cofounder of Twitter, seemed on the defensive about Twitter and the harassment and abuse it has enabled.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar had this week weathered a decline in benchmark Treasury yields to a 15-month low.
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"We've got to find a way to come out with more of an edge on the defensive end," Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg said.
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And then we just brought the energy on the defensive end, shots started to go in and we played the right way offensively.
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The Pacers will try to bounce back from a terrible performance on the defensive end when they host the Detroit Pistons on Saturday.
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Their strengths greatly outnumber their weaknesses, and their answers on the offensive end greatly outnumber the questions they'll face on the defensive end.
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I remember getting on the defensive; reading every critic that I would find about my work, replying personally to journalists and random people.
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Asian shares were on the defensive as the latest exchange of U.S.-China tariffs revived fears the trade dispute would knock global growth.
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He won by hammering home every point repeatedly, commandeering the town hall's narrative and forcing Clinton constantly on the defensive at every opportunity.
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She, by contrast, has been put on the defensive over her position on leaving the euro zone, a proposal that lacks wide support.
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A federal judge will now decide whether this case proceeds, but its mere existence puts Trump on the defensive on yet another front.
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Democrats were widely expected to have been on the defensive in Senate contests, since their party has to protect more seats than Republicans.
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Clinton's decision to maintain a private server is that it has put State Department officials on the defensive about their use of state.
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Early in the first presidential debate, Trump had the former secretary of state on the defensive for her past support of the TPP.
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Republicans, who are expected to be on the defensive in 2018 House races, saw it as a rare opportunity to gain a seat.
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CREDIT SUISSE CHIEF CONTENDS WITH RISING TENSIONS | Tidjane Thiam, Credit Suisse's chief executive, is on the defensive again after its stock sank again,
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Despite floods of online expression, free speech is on the defensive, Mr. Garton Ash argues, and he is trying to rally the resistance.
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Elleby, a 6-foot-6 sophomore forward from Seattle, also made his mark on the defensive end with a career-high seven steals.
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They appearances also put Boeing's CEO on the defensive about flight safety assumptions and raised questions that the company prioritized profit over safety.
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Clinton is also on the defensive about her ties to Wall Street and about the high-paid speeches she delivered to Goldman Sachs.
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Tech giants found themselves on the defensive after revelations about how Russians manipulated social media platforms to interfere in the 2628 presidential election.
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The brotherhood has been on the defensive in the last three years since President Mohamed Morsi was ousted by the military in Egypt.
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General Manager Scott Layden said it was difficult finding a good point guard who could also hold his own on the defensive end.
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Many Democrats have made support for protections for those with pre-existing conditions focal points of their campaigns, putting Republicans on the defensive.
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"It was just a fantastic group effort, and our guys are so good on the defensive end just helping each other," Lopez said.
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This is the Cardi who dominates "Invasion of Privacy": she's at the height of success, while remaining disgruntled and aggressively on the defensive.
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It's a credit to our coaches for helping us grow on the defensive side of the ball to make wins like this possible.
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The Canadian dollar was on the defensive before a Bank of Canada meeting, in case policymakers tried to slow the currency's recent rally.
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China is not a big deal in the primaries; it will be in the general election, and today Democrats are on the defensive.
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For five years, since the failure of the Umbrella Movement demanding free elections, Hong Kong's pro-democracy opposition had been on the defensive.
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On the defensive, Republicans campaigning this fall promised that they too backed the health law's protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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After a month of shady behavior, you're ready to be around people who play fair and don't constantly put you on the defensive.
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He may not have much to offer on the defensive end other than occasion blocks, but he's likely ready to contribute offensively immediately.
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After saturating the airwaves with unprecedented levels of advertising for almost three months, Mr. Bloomberg was on the defensive from the opening gun.
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The embattled characters portrayed here may be always on the defensive, with knives, belts and mace at the ready in case of emergency.
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The North Korean leader's move could be tactical — putting the United States on the defensive in advance of talks on its nuclear arsenal.
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Instead of being put on the defensive, Trump and the Republicans are now wielding the cudgel of "socialized medicine" against Democrats in general.
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But after being the focus of attacks in the last debate, Buttigieg has a chance now to be less on the defensive Tuesday.
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One of the most senior Labour Party officials, John McDonnell, acknowledged that Brexit had dominated the campaign, keeping his party on the defensive.
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The debt market had been on the defensive through much of last week in the wake of a rally in risk asset markets.
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" Milligan said the children seemed to be on the defensive, "where they're trying to deter a threat, where they were like 'I'm invisible.
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"Markets are on the defensive, fearing an escalation in tensions in Northeast Asia," Singapore-based bank DBS said in a note on Tuesday.
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A human rights policy would put China on the defensive against such a challenge, forcing it to spend scarce resources defending its reputation.
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" Clinton in her book said the email controversy put her on the defensive to the point she thought she "must be going crazy.
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While Colorado stifled Colorado State on the defensive end in the first half, the Buffs did not fare much better on their side.
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"On the defensive lethal weapons, we are actively reviewing it," Mattis said during a press conference alongside Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in August.
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Many said that abortion rights advocates and leading reproductive rights groups had made several crucial miscalculations that have put them on the defensive.
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I think they were really aggressive on the defensive end and really aggressive on the offensive end how they attacked, got offensive rebounds.
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That has left the party's more pragmatic lawmakers on the defensive, confronting the prospect of something they fear could be an economic catastrophe.
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The Browns, not content to improve just on offense, added two impressive players on the defensive line in Sheldon Richardson and Olivier Vernon.
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Barr started off his testimony on the defensive, after a letter Mueller wrote to Barr on March 22020 was made public Tuesday evening.
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The whole green-economy frame almost took root, but once the Dems went on the defensive in 2010, it faded to the background.
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The Mavericks aren't much better on the defensive end and pair that with an offense ranked 313th in the NBA while shooting 42.3 percent.
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During last night's debate, Donald Trump was on the defensive again when Hillary Clinton slammed him for his response to allegations of sexual misconduct.
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In particular, Garamendi's comments resonated with some Democratic members and aides, who said it's time to put the White House back on the defensive.
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Relying on per-seat pricing gives buyers an easy point of comparison ($/seat is universalizable) and immediately puts the AI vendor on the defensive.
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The Argentine pontiff, who had endeared himself to Catholics and non-Catholics alike with his benign informality and ascetic lifestyle, is on the defensive.
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"We were very pleased on the offensive end, but not so much on the defensive end," said Walton, whose club shot 213 percent overall.
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Analysts point to as many as eight seats in varying degrees of contention -- most held now by Republicans -- putting the GOP on the defensive.
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The No. 227.7 Gators have struggled to succeed on the defensive boards and suffered from lapses early in second halves that cost them wins.
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In 26 minutes, the 25-year-old scored 15 points (on 11 shots), grabbed six rebounds, and provided legitimate sustenance on the defensive end.
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If he continues to push himself on the defensive end, San Antonio's upside, flexibility, and consistency can be that of a legitimate championship contender.
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Others worry that his gestures could put Mr. Trump on the defensive in the grinding negotiations over the future of North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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Expect one of the candidates to get burned on it in the debates; the polls show the candidate on the defensive will be Trump.
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All of this has given the anti-choice movement a renewed sense of fervor, and the pro-choice side is left on the defensive.
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They can play Rubio, Mitchell, and Exum at the same time, with Ingles at power forward, and hardly lose much on the defensive end.
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The greenback had been on the defensive since late last week as downbeat U.S. indicators dented prospects of a near-term Fed rate hike.
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James scored 29 points on 12-of-18 shooting and grabbed 11 rebounds, all on the defensive end, but also gave up four turnovers.
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Just to go out and play aggressive like we did, on the defensive end after these four games in five nights, it's definitely great.
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Like other Senate races where Republicans have been on the defensive, Hyde-Smith repeatedly said she supported protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Trump's health chief found himself on the defensive and struggling to show that the administration is serious about its plan for reducing drug prices.
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Texas Supreme Court Justice Don R. Willett, a nominee to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, was on the defensive when quizzed by Sen.
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And its lining up to be a political issue that could put Trump even further on the defensive heading into next year's presidential race.
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Forceful without playing to the crowd, she truly stood out when he tried to put her on the defensive regarding his love of beer.
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Those questions put Tillerson on the defensive; he initially denied ever lobbying on the Russia sanctions, only to backtrack slightly after senators challenged him.
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" This list put Austin on the defensive, forcing Mayor Steve Adler to recruit the capital's youngest and bravest and wage an absurd "taco war.
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The Terrapins must improve on the defensive end in the postseason after allowing 80 or more points in three of their last four contests.
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And Reese has significantly upgraded the skill level on the defensive unit by adding three relatively young players, in addition to retaining Pierre-Paul.
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Trump found himself on the defensive again on Wednesday after a Democratic congresswoman alleged that he was insensitive to the widow of Army Sgt.
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Though Trump leads the far stronger country, it often seemed as if he was on the defensive while Putin set the tone and agenda.
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He handled himself on the defensive end, had his say on the glass, and forced the Warriors into some uncomfortable situations on the block.
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Illinois is also getting it done on the defensive end, holding opponents to 36.7 percent shooting overall, including 31.7 percent from 3-point range.
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The tense atmosphere also kept metals on the defensive as amid worries about the global economic fallout of the U.S. administration's "America First" agenda.
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Eisenstat's comments intensify pressure on Facebook, which has been on the defensive since announcing that it would allow politicians to lie in political ads.
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Goerges hit two deep shots, putting Vekic on the defensive and forcing her to pop up a relatively short lob which Goerges hit long.
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Democrats are on the defensive, parsing economic data to argue that many people have jobs, but some must juggle two to make ends meet.
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But Democratic leaders in Congress remain skeptical, seemingly stuck in an era when Democrats were on the defensive and backlash politics ruled the day.
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This put the pair on the defensive, to the point where they agreed to pay another photography permit fee in cash to the driver.
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Lately, the fur industry has gone on the defensive, seeking to challenge the reflexive labeling of their business as innately unethical and ecologically irresponsible.
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It's just a very potent offensive package that people have to game plan, and we see the impact he makes on the defensive end.
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Pictures of children warehoused without their parents in facilities, including a converted Walmart store, have inflamed passions and put the administration on the defensive.
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So Democrats had cause to privately wonder if the fatal shooting at a yoga studio there on Friday might place him on the defensive.
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"If you don't set the stage that way, you wind up being on the defensive with every [money] question that comes in," he said.
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On Thursday morning, the president telephoned Republican leaders to relay news of the dinner discussions; Republicans were left on the defensive, and seemingly flummoxed.
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Markus Howard scored 35 points and Marquette stifled Xavier on the defensive end in an 85-65 home victory on Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
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The matter has put the White House on the defensive, forcing officials to affirm that the president believes domestic violence is a serious issue.
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Years of bad press—including a few high-profile congressional hearings at which Nicole Smith-Holt testified—have the drug companies on the defensive.
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"I don't think one should assume the same one or two are always going to be in the spotlight or always on the defensive."
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And she went after other moderate Democrats, too, mostly on health care — a subject where she has previously often found herself on the defensive.
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With Dayton missing so few shots, especially before the game's final minutes, La Salle came away with just 18 rebounds on the defensive side.
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On the defensive side we like REITs because I think even in a low growth, low inflation, [low] interest rate environment, we should outperform.
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Now pro-Western voices are on the defensive in Bulgaria, and the tenor of national politics has shifted in a more Russia-friendly way.
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The Hashemite Kingdom, which has signed a peace agreement with Israel, has long been on the defensive for its association with the United States.
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I remember her reciting Maya Angelou poems during all-school meetings and leading cheers during soccer games from her position on the defensive line.
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Biden has been put on the defensive throughout the primary cycle as candidates across the ideological spectrum have attacked his record and past comments.
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Many social conservatives feel they're on the defensive, as gay marriage has become legal and laws meant to protect religious views have created backlash.
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The group has urged its supporters to launch attacks around the world as it goes on the defensive in its Iraqi and Syrian strongholds.
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If she backs impeachment, Republicans might gain the chance to pick up a seat in a cycle when they are mostly on the defensive.
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"I think I can help these guys on the defensive end, and bring that tough edge about bowing down to no one," he said.
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They predict Trump will modulate his rhetoric if he wins the nomination, so that incumbent senators aren't on the defensive for eight more months.
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In the closing weeks of the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Trump was put on the defensive by the appearance of an "Access Hollywood" tape.
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And the revelation that top advisers questioned the wisdom of using Flint River water in early 2014 put him on the defensive once again.
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Lomachenko suffered a stiff right hand from Martinez in the third round and this seemed to put him on the defensive for a moment.
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The operatives outlined a plan to spend millions on advertising in those competitive races early this year in order to put Democrats on the defensive.
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"I thought, again, they did some really good things on the defensive side of the ball and made some plays," Panthers Coach Ron Rivera said.
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The Cavaliers, as they have been all season, were stifling on the defensive end as Clemson (16-29, 20-223) couldn't find its offensive groove.
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President Trump&aposs lead attorney Rudy Giuliani on the defensive threatening to go to court if special counsel Robert Mueller issues the president a subpoena.
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If the original recipe unit had a major weakness, it was rebounding, but even that was only true on the defensive side of the floor.
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In the clip Riggleman, who appears to be now very much on the defensive about Bigfoot's penis, explained his interest in cryptids is strictly academic.
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At 7-3, he can stretch the floor offensively by shooting the 3-pointer and be a rim-protecting shot blocker on the defensive end.
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They were once again left facing questions from reporters on the president's off-agenda comments, and left on the defensive after attacks on congressional colleagues.
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Kerr is now traveling with the team, which suggests that he may return soon; that might help the Warriors double down on the defensive end.
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By contrast, she has been thrown on the defensive over her position to pull out of the euro zone, a proposal that lacks wide support.
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On the defensive end, Alabama's Giddens and forward Donta Hall made life tough inside, and the Crimson Tide closed out well against Vandy's perimeter shooters.
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Why it matters: Within the last week, Google's leadership has been on the defensive about its handling of accusations of harassment or misconduct by executives.
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Strong legs are a must, since you need to constantly propel yourself forward into an offensive position and move back when you're on the defensive.
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The result was to hand ammo to Republicans and leave Senate Democrats on the defensive, even though those points are not in what they sponsored.
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The Lakers dropped four of their last six and are struggling on the defensive end with an average of 122.2 points allowed in that span.
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He was a pitbull of a defensive end, an undersized pass rusher who Bowling told Walden was the most impressive newcomer on the defensive line.
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Arguably only started building an army and going on the defensive after the dragons were born, which is a huge threat to his kind's survival.
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The Trump camp was also thrown on the defensive by reports about campaign chairman Paul Manafort's own past ties with pro-Moscow politicians in Ukraine.
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The revelation has put Democrats on the defensive, at least briefly, and hurt Clinton's plans to promote a positive message over the campaign's final week.
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Equity markets in Asia were on the defensive on Thursday on concerns that the U.S. trade tussle with Mexico could further depress global economic growth.
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So it is rallying customers to its side, hoping that having a big, public fight over the issue will put the FBI on the defensive.
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After three consecutive victories in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, for the first time in a while Mr Trump was put on the defensive.
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Rebounding-wise, Markkanen is good at recognizing when he has an advantage on the offensive glass—but on the defensive end, he's not as good.
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She can see, too, that he has a quick command of people – of everything – and that puts this very ambitious young woman on the defensive.
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Pilfered documents subsequently appeared on WikiLeaks and other websites, putting the Democrats on the defensive during Hillary Clinton's campaign for the presidency against Donald Trump.
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While the value provided by defense contractors surely exists, the questions raised have placed these companies on the defensive – a disadvantaged position for any communicator.
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Facebook, the world's largest social network with 2.1 billion users and $36 billion in annual revenue, has been on the defensive for its advertising practices.
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But in congressional races, the great majority of Republicans who voted to enact it will be on the defensive against anti-TPP Democrats — as Sen.
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Low stamina not only slows you down as a fighter, but it also puts you in a whole world of bother when on the defensive.
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The Wildcats have been vulnerable on the defensive end, but freshman center Deandre Ayton continues to impress at 22015 points and 288 rebounds per game.
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The business model is supported by X20153's own logistics and distribution systems and multi-format strategy, with a focus on the defensive discounter format.
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Trump, on the defensive following Tuesday's convictions of his former personal lawyer and ex-campaign chairman, turned his attention to the tragedy in the Midwest.
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Khashoggi's killing, tied to bin Salman's inner circle, put Saudi Arabia on the defensive diplomatically, giving the US and UK an opening to press Riyadh.
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Biggest remaining holes: Defensive line, cornerback Hicks is an upgrade, but the youth on the defensive line has not played up to draft position yet.
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"There's maybe a sense that China's feeling a bit on the defensive at the moment," Euan Graham, senior fellow at Sydney's Lowy Institute, told CNN.
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On the defensive line, one of the deepest position groups on a team that eventually won the national championship, he was lost in the shuffle.
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Key quote: "Thus far, Democrats have been on the defensive about premium increases," said Cynthia Cox, a health insurance expert with the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The dollar, on the defensive this week as the prospects for a near-term U.S. rate hike faded, was down 2400 percent at 20.25 yen.
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Those allegations — paired with Clinton's largely successful attempt to bat down criticism during an 6900-hour hearing in October — put the panel on the defensive.
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Cocoa has tumbled almost 33 percent in its worst year since 1999 as the prospect of a global surplus kept the market on the defensive.
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Phoenix is still struggling to make up for the loss of Eric Bledsoe (knee) and can't seem to find any improvement on the defensive end.
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The Democrats are hoping to use the "No fly, no buy" legislation to put Republicans on the defensive in the aftermath of the Orlando shooting.
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I just told the guys if they wanted to win they were going to have to do it on the defensive end and play harder.
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How the legislative push gets resolved is uncertain, but the floor fight could begin as soon as Monday -- and put the administration on the defensive.
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Omar has been on the defensive since she referenced AIPAC in a tweet last month that suggested U.S. lawmakers defending Israel were motivated by money.
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Rubio, who co-sponsored the so-called "Gang of Eight" bipartisan immigration reform bill, was on the defensive on one of his most vulnerable issues.
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Paul would make next year's Cavaliers better than this year's Cavaliers; he's a better all-around player than Irving, immensely so on the defensive end.
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On the defensive end, Hayward possesses enough strength, length, and quickness to stick with several different positions, meaning he won't harm a switch-happy strategy.
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From that point on, despite positioning herself as a crusader against corruption, Kane stayed on the defensive in one way or another until her resignation.
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So my team tries to make sure we're moving forward where there's room to do so, even as we're on the defensive on other issues.
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The revelations in Ms. Butina's indictment have put organizers of the breakfast, which attracts some 3,800 people from more than 130 countries, on the defensive.
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At a time when tech billionaires are generally on the defensive, the coronavirus offers this class of philanthropists a legitimate opportunity to change the narrative.
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As had been customary in the past, Chris Long, a veteran defensive end, stood next to Jenkins with a hand on the defensive back's shoulder.
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He remained on the attack and she on the defensive, so he likely won the exchange, but on questions of climate policy it was unilluminating.
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In a statement published Friday, Apple went on the defensive, saying that Google researchers were "stoking fear" and had exaggerated the seriousness of the attack.
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Just two years ago, Mr. Putin was on the defensive and facing the prospect of Hillary Clinton, no fan of his, occupying the White House.
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Among the many standout performers in this game from the Raptors, Serge Ibaka deserves a ton of credit for his work on the defensive end.
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But he found himself on the defensive over tariffs imposed by Mr. Trump that hurt the local bourbon and automotive industries along with soybean farmers.
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Here are 13 ways to make sure your ISP has a hard time taking advantage of you (and may even put it on the defensive).
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As major tech companies openly pushed back against Clearview's method for building an image database, Clearview's chief executive, Hoan Ton-That, went on the defensive.
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Leonard, the Spurs star who was injured in the Western Conference finals against the Warriors, missed out on the Defensive Player of the Year Award.
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Four years later, Mr. Mulroney was on the defensive as Mr. Turner challenged the free trade deal the Conservative had struck with the United States.
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It has thrown Mr. Biden on the defensive as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination and given Mr. Trump an unlikely appeal to black voters.
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Increasingly on the defensive, administration Democrats did not even try in 22019 to move fair housing to floor debate in either the House or Senate.
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Republicans on the panel have been put on the defensive about their announcement this week concluding the probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 race.
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The Texas senator has been put on the defensive and off message since Trump began raising questions about his rival's eligibility to serve as president.
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The momentum is increasingly leaving Democrats on the defensive on the kitchen-table economics they believe will be critical to victory in November's midterm elections.
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It's now on the defensive after a number of countries including Australia blocked wireless carriers from using some of its products, citing national security concerns.
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The business model is supported by X5's own logistics and distribution systems and multi-format strategy, with a focus on the defensive discounter format.
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"This is a message designed to put the regime on the defensive," said Dennis B. Ross, a former senior adviser to Mr. Obama on Iran.
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"We don't play the right way," Magic center Nikola Vucevic told reporters of the team's lack of ball movement and struggles on the defensive end.
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Miscalculations, and an unexpected victory by President Trump, have put abortion access at its most vulnerable point in decades, and the left on the defensive.
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"At least on the defensive side, I feel pretty comfortable, somebody filling in for a matter of days," said Espada, who coaches the Yankees' infielders.
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But abortion rights supporters have spent too long on the defensive, while anti-abortion forces have put substantial pressure on all three branches of government.
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Hernangomez has emerged as a viable building block for the future, displaying offensive flair, although with growing pains on the defensive end of the floor.
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A 'nutcracker': a technique that doesn't stand out as a concern for the man on the defensive end but which after a couple demands adjustments.
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It has potential, they said, to build a multiracial working-class movement, make climate a key issue in 19353, and put the GOP on the defensive.
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Mainland Chinese markets have been on the defensive the last two days due to a widely-anticipated interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday.
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The Nets will try to snap a nine-game slide and get some stops on the defensive end when they host the Houston Rockets on Sunday.
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The pound on the defensive as polls showed the vote on Britain's membership in the European Union on June 23 is still too close to call.
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Tina Knowles Lawson, the mother of Beyoncé and Solange, is on the defensive after appearing to drag Bey's Dreamgirls co-star Jennifer Hudson on social media.
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Thompson (20.5 ppg) and Stephen Curry (24.8 ppg) are also capable of carrying the offense and over-taxing James and the Cavs on the defensive end.
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Washington (CNN)ISIS is on the defensive after a "bad few months," President Barack Obama claimed Wednesday during a rare trip to CIA headquarters outside Washington.
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"We're just scratching the surface with what you'll see Daejon do, and I think you'll see Isaac get more efficient on the defensive end," Haase said.
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A renewed slip in oil prices added to the cautious mood, while the dollar remained on the defensive ahead of the always-pivotal U.S. payrolls report.
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Sandberg, who is deservedly credited with transforming Facebook's business into a global juggernaut, has almost never found herself on the defensive for such an extended period.
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Despite being put on the defensive about South Bend's police shooting, Buttigieg generated the second-most interactions and had the most interactions per tweet about him.
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But Huawei officials told Axios they suspect the FCC filing will be read by all parties that have put the Chinese telecom manufacturer on the defensive.
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Whatever Chriss eventually becomes, though, you can already see some of the ways he and Bender can help each other out, especially on the defensive end.
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Brazilians investors have taken enthusiastically to trading in bitcoins and now have more cryptocurrency accounts than stock brokerage accounts, which has put regulators on the defensive.
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Giuliani's comments come as members in the Trump camp have been put on the defensive in the hours after Davis leaked the taped conversation to CNN.
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Rubio's performance last debate was pretty much perfect: He threw the kitchen sink at Trump and kept him on the defensive for most of the night.
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"[Kennard] held his own on the defensive end," Pistons head coach Stan Van Gundy said when asked about his second-youngest player's debut the following night.
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"We pushed the pace on the offensive end and on the defensive end we had active hands to create turnovers and start fast breaks," Schroder said.
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Evernote CEO Chris O'Neill was put on the defensive Thursday as he was forced to explain his company's new privacy policy following a backlash from users.
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Trump was put on the defensive during Monday night's presidential debate after Clinton brought up the GOP nominee's past comments about former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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With his administration on the defensive over Russia, Trump's enthusiasm seems to have cooled, and his top foreign policy advisers have begun talking tougher about Moscow.
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But Keshia talks to Omarosa about it in a way that feels (to Omarosa) more confrontational, which immediately puts the former Apprentice star on the defensive.
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VICE Sports: Teams have attacked Thomas on the defensive end all season, but have really gone out of their way to do so in the playoffs.
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Mining stocks were also on the defensive after oil prices tumbled about 1 percent on Friday after U.S. crude inventories rose for a seventh straight week.
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His touch from just outside the restricted area makes him a hypnotically reliable roll man, and he's become an agile razor wire on the defensive end.
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The euro has also been on the defensive against many other currencies this week, on fears a British EU exit could mean more uncertainty for Europe.
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In fact, "Abolish ICE" backfired so badly that it put Democrats on the defensive on immigration policy, which could hurt their prospects in the midterm elections.
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The Hawks tightened things up on the defensive end and earned a pair of key wins over teams battling for playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
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Trump visited there this past week and the White House is still on the defensive when it comes to the federal response to the US territory.
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The Memphis Grizzlies, who visit the 76ers on Wednesday, are formidable themselves and are winners of five straight since rediscovering their magic on the defensive end.
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Cocoa has given up almost 33 percent in its worst year since 1999 as the prospect of a global surplus kept the market on the defensive.
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The greenback was already on the defensive after Wednesday's issue of the Fed's policy minutes failed to provide a clear picture of future interest rate increases.
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Bryant was much more effective on the defensive end than on offense, limiting Warriors shooting guard Klay Thompson to 21996 points on 210-for-20103 shooting.
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In his first months in office, Trump has seen dwindling approval ratings and a string of controversies that have regularly put his administration on the defensive.
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Instead, Trump's comments attacking a Mexican-American judge presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University dominated the political debate, putting vulnerable Senate incumbents on the defensive.
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Facebook is on the defensive after news emerged that its head of news partnerships, Campbell Brown, cofounded a news site that has been critical of Sen.
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On the defensive front, the lone returning starter is end Tyquan Lewis, who is recovering from shoulder surgery but is expected to play in the fall.
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Donald J. Trump found himself on the defensive on Sunday over his claims that he had opposed the intervention in Libya and the war in Iraq.
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"We had power arms, we had power bats, but our team defense, our overall range, maybe our athleticism on the defensive side — not great," Dipoto said.
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He was solid in all areas on the defensive end, defending the rim, forcing and then contesting perimeter shots, and switching onto a few different positions.
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He can score with his back to the basket, shoot threes, make free throws, draw double-teams, pass, rebound, and display intelligence on the defensive end.
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The actual merits of these claims matter less than their intended strategic effect, which is to place the special prosecutor and his team on the defensive.
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Depending on where you live, stoners have been on the defensive ever since that first puff: first from parents, then county cops, then your District Attorney.
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Clinton — and put Democrats in lower-level contests on the defensive — just when it appeared Mr. Trump and other Republican candidates were falling out of contention.
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Spreadbetters expected European stocks to open on the defensive, with Britain's FTSE giving up 20.15 percent, Germany's DAX starting unchanged and France's CAC losing 20.7241 percent.
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Being on the defensive keeps me vigilant about where I've left myself vulnerable in my day-to-day use of my phone, laptop and other tech.
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Th last French sub (at least in regulation time): Nabil Fekir comes on for Giroud, who has done some hard work today on the defensive side.
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Andrew M. Cuomo faces a pair of political headaches — including the delayed opening of a bridge honoring his father — that have put him on the defensive.
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The mere thought of easing is probably keeping the euro on the defensive at the moment, said Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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The mere thought of easing is probably keeping the euro on the defensive at the moment, said Shaun Osborne, chief currency strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Plus, this was the first debate where Harris was put on the defensive -- and not just from Biden, but from Tulsi Gabbard and even the moderators.
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The scoreless run for Golden State had included turnovers from Curry, Kevon Looney and Klay Thompson, with Marc Gasol proving particularly disruptive on the defensive end.
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The clashes between the police and protesters have put the government on the defensive and pushed debate over the extradition law back at least two days.
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It could garner a lot of G.O.P. support in wind states, businesses could make money off it, and it would put Trump totally on the defensive.
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El Paso, Texas (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden is talking about the 22012 crime bill again, but this time around he's not on the defensive.
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The president seemed to be gambling that the same style that put his domestic opponents on the defensive could work on the diplomatic front as well.
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The announcement that Facebook would share the ads with the Senate and House intelligence committees came after the social network spent two weeks on the defensive.
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On Sunday, Mr. Sisi found himself back on the defensive, deploying troops to protect churches across the country weeks before a planned visit by Pope Francis.
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The generic drug business is already on the defensive and struggling to recover from a barrage of public criticism in the past year over high prices.
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Worries about the health of the Chinese economy coupled with heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Korean Peninsula have investors on the defensive.
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The Liberal campaign has been on the defensive since Wednesday evening after photos emerged showing Trudeau wearing blackface makeup in the early 1990s and in 2001.
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He is at the top of his game with absolutely zero help and zero pressure, which, by a miracle, has put the Warriors on the defensive.
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According to Brookings, Baghdadi's death put the terrorist group on the defensive, meaning it had to focus on its survival rather than conducting more terrorist attacks.
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But after 30 racehorses died from injuries at Santa Anita Park in California over the winter and spring, the industry found itself back on the defensive.
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Brooklyn was stronger on the defensive end against the Raptors, holding them to 763 percent from the floor while Lopez dominated the middle with seven blocks.
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The Republican push to eliminate Obama-era consumer data protections is sparking a new national debate over online privacy, and putting internet companies on the defensive.
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"Swift, ambitious action can put the Paris agreement on track for success and put the deniers, the delayers and the distorters on the defensive," Kerry said.
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Instead, you should be leaning forward to show that you're invested in the conversation, says Drexler, especially when answering questions that put you on the defensive.
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Mr. Tillerson pushed back hard against President Vladimir V. Putin's effort to expand Russian influence and found himself on the defensive over Exxon Mobil's lobbying activities.
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Polls have shown that the Democratic health care message has resonated with voters and left Republicans on the defensive with an issue that they once dominated.
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Almost every Cleveland lineup features one player who needs to be covered for on the defensive end, and that leads to a lot of cross-matching.
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Producer Bill Lawrence, who previously produced "Cougar Town" and "Scrubs," accused the reporter of asking the question from a "negative angle" and went on the defensive.
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Junichi Ishikawa, senior FX strategist at IG Securities, said the dollar had gone on the defensive against the yen due to declining Treasury yields and weaker equities.
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The yen has also been on the defensive amid hopes that the Bank of Japan would further ease monetary policy at its July 28-0.74713 policy meeting.
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Criticizing the Obama administration's signature foreign policy accomplishment is surely a sideswipe at Biden, and it could put him on the defensive over the next few weeks.
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Passage marks a victory for gun-rights advocates, who were on the defensive a year ago when Parkland students inspired nationwide protests in favor of gun control.
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All three of the moderators were more focused on Clinton's weaknesses than Sanders's, and set the tone for a debate that overwhelmingly put Clinton on the defensive.
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By placing Israel on the defensive, Iran gains a free hand to consolidate its control over Syria and Iraq, and to pressure America and its Arab allies.
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The court's four liberal members were on the defensive, asking whether there was good reason to overturn a 1977 decision by the court that allowed the fees.
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Konta was really going for her groundstrokes in a high-risk, high-reward approach that kept Williams, who had wrapping on her left leg, on the defensive.
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Democrats, at first largely loath to talk much about the impeachment inquiry for fear of appearing to politicize the issue, have quickly been put on the defensive.
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ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA (284-266): The Tar Heels limited 20th-ranked Tennessee to 37.3 percent shooting from the field and continue to improve on the defensive end.
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The Nikkei ended the morning session down 23.76 percent at 21,165.30 points, remaining on the defensive after posting their biggest weekly loss in more than eight months.
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Leonard's performance was up to the par on the defensive side but he struggled with his shooting rhythm and was just 2101-of-16 from the field.
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"Bee has been forced to go on the defensive, even though her transgression is not nearly as egregious, offensive, or cruel as what Barr did," Vulture said.
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The dollar remained on the defensive after U.S. Senate Republican leaders postponed a vote on a healthcare overhaul on Tuesday, as they faced resistance from party members.
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Even when his shots don't fall, Holiday can impact the game in other ways, especially on the defensive end, where he's among the cream of the crop.
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Russell can play off the ball and should have an easier time on the defensive end matched up against the other team's least dangerous guard or wing.
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Stay positive Bringing up another job offer can put managers on the defensive, so keep it positive and bring up the value you bring to your employer.
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" Cruz has been on the defensive for the 24 hours after he called for increased patrols of places that have a greater incidence of "radical Islamic terrorism.
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The Canadian dollar was on the defensive ahead of a rate meeting by the Bank of Canada in case policymakers tried to slow the currency's recent rally.
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Democrats have been on the defensive, fighting voter suppression efforts and new restrictions in court even as they face the prospect of an increasingly hostile federal judiciary.
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Republicans trumped up the issue as a way to put the President on the defensive, as they did with other baseless stories, like the "Travel-gate" controversy.
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Oil prices were on the defensive, on a weakening outlook for crude demand despite their gains on Thursday thanks in part to a recovery in global shares.
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After firing Comey last week, the White House went on the defensive after several contradictions and inconsistencies in their accounts of the reasoning behind the ouster emerged.
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The squad is struggling on the defensive side, having allowed 13 goals in the past five matches after giving up just 14 over their first 15 games.
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Clark, who had three steals, made 6 of 8 shots in the second half and was one of many Bearcats who stepped up on the defensive end.
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The CBO put Republicans on the defensive earlier this year when it reported that repealing ObamaCare without a replacement could leave 18 million people without health insurance.
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Beyond Meat's CEO, Ethan Brown, said the company is not on the defensive – its goal is to continue to lead the market as new competitors step in.
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Yet a series of costly policy flops, along with an accumulation of dents to the party's clean image, have combined to put Mr Modi on the defensive.
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Denver locked down on the defensive end of late and held its last three opponents to an average of 85.7 points while grabbing a pair of wins.
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Robinson said he has added the three-pointer to his game, but further development on the defensive end could make Robinson a star for the rebuilding Knicks.
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In the years since, banks have been on the defensive, as the Volcker Rule and other regulations have sought to limit their activities to plain-vanilla banking.
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Harris fired back, accusing her rivals of using "Republican talking points," but the sustained attacks from Biden and Bennet were effective and kept her on the defensive.
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Now a growing wave of millennial radicalism—together, of course, with a nativist lurch toward authoritarianism on the right—has put the liberal tradition on the defensive.
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"We haven't been able to put enough games where we play together with intensity and effort required on the defensive end," Bulls center Pau Gasol told reporters.
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"No leader likes to be on the defensive, but this makes Dilma even more vulnerable," said Thiago de Aragão, a political risk consultant in the capital, Brasília.
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As long as the Bank continues with super-easy monetary policy the currency will remain on the defensive, though UK stocks and bonds will retain some allure.
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But the company was put on the defensive when reports noted that the terms of service associated with those services could limit an individual's right to sue.
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For the overall market, shares were on the defensive on continued tensions in the Korean peninsula after North Korea fired a missile into Japanese waters on Tuesday.
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We never had a chance to build an ego, or a strong attitude towards what we did, because we were always on the defensive to prove ourselves.
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"Bogey offensively is the difference in this one but our ability to throw the baseball on the defensive side is what preserved this win tonight," Farrell said.
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Claims in Wolff's book have put the White House on the defensive and led to Trump to publicly defending his intelligence and mental fitness for the presidency.
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South Korean trade negotiators are expected to be on the defensive as they meet with their U.S. counterparts on Friday to renegotiate a bilateral free trade agreement.
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Republicans have been put on the defensive, insisting in TV ads featuring their family members that they, too, support affordable care for people with pre-existing conditions.
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They closed within 74-68 on Dean's 3-point shot with two minutes and 53 seconds left, but they couldn't get a stop on the defensive end.
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I don't think we will do that with religious people by asking them to put their deepest convictions to the side or putting them on the defensive.
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Just as gun control has put many Republican candidates on the defensive after Saturday's student-led demonstrations, Mr. Trump's behavior is increasingly backing candidates into a corner.
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"It's probably more a matter of putting Abe on the defensive in terms of trade negotiations," said Daniel Sneider, a lecturer in international policy at Stanford University.
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That's nice—and he doesn't take too much off the table on the defensive end—but Booker can't shoot, and that's a scarlet letter in today's NBA.
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Still, the president's dark rhetoric has clearly put some Democratic candidates on the defensive, especially in conservative states where Mr. Trump won by wide margins in 2016.
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Marseille city leaders, on the defensive after ignoring expert warnings, were racing to respond to a public outcry after two buildings collapsed this month, killing eight people.
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But Mr. Trump and his allies on Monday sought to put his adversaries on the defensive and cement the view that Mr. Mueller's report represents complete vindication.
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The Tea Party tipped the balance of power in Congress and within the Republican Party itself, putting Obama on the defensive for the rest of his presidency.
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The trial, which examined reams of technical testimony on census arcana from statisticians and demographers, appeared to leave Mr. Ross and the Commerce Department on the defensive.
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Colorado has struggled, especially on the defensive end, giving up a combined 16 goals in the past three losses as it continues a four-game road trip.
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The Sixers came out very aggressive on the defensive end, and it translated into a 20-4 run and a 64-294 lead midway through the third.
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From the beginning of the election cycle, Republicans were on the defensive in the Senate, where they had far more competitive seats in play than the Democrats.
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Cocoa CCc1 has given up almost 33 percent in its worst year since 1999 as the prospect of a global surplus kept the market on the defensive.
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The stunning move has united Democrats, thrown Republicans on the defensive and threatened Trump's ambitious legislative agenda just as Senate Republicans are launching their ObamaCare repeal effort.
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