I know opposing the NFL is like opposing the NRA.
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I know opposing the nfl is like opposing the nra.
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They were both opposing the dictatorship, but not actively opposing it.
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Opposing the president—or simply being the opposing party—may be enough.
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Opposing it would be more like opposing agriculture because we have concerns about GMOs.
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But opposing graft and racism and subjugation isn't the same as opposing tax cuts or supporting Obamacare.
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Some $21.7 million went toward opposing Baldwin, compared with $215 million opposing Vukmir and $219,000 against Nicholson.
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So often, they're seen as opposing forces or having opposing ideals, but I don't necessarily agree with that.
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"Based on the opposing priorities of the genders, interfering with the dopamine system has opposing effects," Tobler said.
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The party will now have to decide whether opposing the Citizens United decision also means flatly opposing super PACs.
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So seriously that they now sit in opposing stands to keep the peace between family members who back opposing sides.
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Seated on opposing sides of the warm red sanctuary, Clinton and Sanders courted African-American voters with similar but opposing messages.
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Opposing this deal would have meant opposing Mr Trump, which is precisely what their voters do not want them to do.
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The opposing sides even pelted each other with water in a "battle" of opposing flotillas on the River Thames on Wednesday.
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It is critical to distinguish between groups opposing changes to laws on guest workers and groups opposing changes to laws on immigration.
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Petersen said that officials and opposing coaches were considerate toward Olson, but that some opposing players were not aware he was blind.
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Whether it's denying women the right to make their own health care choices, disparaging immigrants and opposing comprehensive immigration reform, opposing equal pay for equal work, or opposing equality for our LGBT community, Barbara Comstock and Donald Trump stand together.
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The two countries are now supporting opposing armed factions in conflicts in Syria and Yemen and opposing political factions in Iraq and Lebanon.
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Imagine not just opposing President Trump's wall but also opposing the nation's cruel and expensive immigration and border-security apparatus in its entirety.
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They may use them when opposing players are on base, or in opposing ballparks where they suspect illicit methods are being used to decipher signals.
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After Trump won, the group organized opposing rallies --- one supporting then President-elect Trump and one opposing him --- at the exact same time and place.
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Or maybe they are that dead-set on opposing this particular president on any issue, for any reason, just for the sake of opposing him.
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Boston leads the league in points allowed at 93.8, is among the league leaders in opposing field goal percentage (43.1) and opposing 3-point percentage (210).
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White oppression is of course a part of these black characters' lives: Opposing players rough them up when sliding into base, opposing fans shout vile slurs.
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As human players know, the moment the opposing flag is brought to one's home base, a new flag appears at the opposing base, ripe for the taking.
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The opposing team was adamant, but incorrect in the same way a team can be incorrectly certain that a player is thrown at intentionally by an opposing pitcher.
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Despite a turn to authoritarianism and an economic and humanitarian disaster, the PT is more fixated on opposing a possible intervention from the United States than opposing Maduro.
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The finding has drawn strong — and opposing — reactions.
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Privately, Senate Republicans are much less sold on opposing impeachment Despite McConnell's current stance against impeachment, Murphy said Senate Republicans are privately much less sold on opposing the impeachment effort.
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But the downside of being a number one receiver is facing the opposing team's top defenders, and Funchess has failed to perform well even against the opposing team's lesser defenders.
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Cleveland also tries to hide Kevin Love and Irving whenever possible, switching the former onto the weakest opposing pick-and-roll player, and the latter onto the weakest opposing guard.
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They are too narrowly focused on opposing Trump—on trying to take him down over Russia—rather than opposing the policies he's pursuing, which couldn't get anywhere without the Republican Party.
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Zimmer's unit dictates terms to opposing offenses more than any other NFL defense, using a terrifying front four, finely tuned coverage rotations and a litany of blitzes to punish opposing quarterbacks.
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Members of Congress are already opposing this settlement — Rep.
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He also had allowed opposing hitters to compile a .
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Everyone was in awe of Howe — even opposing players.
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Opposing hitters have only been able to muster a .
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Where will the opposing armies gather to train — Twitter?
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This means putting many voters of the opposing party into a single district: This means separating the voters from the opposing party into small enough portions that they aren't a majority anywhere.
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Republican foreign policy leaders might believe they are opposing Trump to preserve the party, but in fact, whether they realize it or not, they are opposing the party in order to preserve neoconservatism.
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Mann assigns these opposing groups two labels: "Wizards" and "Prophets".
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Beijing is resolute in opposing independence for Taiwan, it added.
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To keep parties strong and distinct, you need opposing benches.
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Opposing groups have duked it out over symbolic locations before.
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The response is a rebuttal delivered by the opposing party.
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As NBC News noted, Shkreli's lawyers are opposing the forfeiture.
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Opposing views will come up for discussion early this evening.
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But these "facts" don't persuade interlocutors to the opposing side.
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Opposing views on abortion during a demonstration in Pittsburgh, 1974.
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She just didn't think the opposing candidate should be her.
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Instead of openly opposing him they were practising "inaction" instead.
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King, arguably, jeopardized his base by opposing the Vietnam War.
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But come 2021, opposing Republicans might not be enough anymore.
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She accused Biden of opposing women working outside the home.
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He also attacked the opposing party for stalling his nominations.
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They should also commit to opposing Chinese human rights abuses.
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Ultimately, refusing to debate means that opposing views remain unchallenged.
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Industry groups and card companies submitted a dozen opposing it.
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Many have specifically dedicated their careers to opposing transgender rights.
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RHP Zack Godley came in holding opposing hitters to a .
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Corbyn has a long history of opposing the European Union.
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Harris also accused Biden of opposing busing, which Biden disputed.
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They could end up opposing Trump's plans on deficit grounds.
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England and Scotland backed opposing sides in the Brexit referendum.
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Partisanship also obviates the need to take opposing views seriously.
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In certain games, he has also recast those opposing Trump.
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The National Theatre's board issued a statement opposing the decision.
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TRENDING Facebook nixes Farrakhan video opposing interracial marriage after outcry.
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Statements were drowned out at times by the opposing camp.
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The month wraps up with Mercury, in Cancer, opposing Pluto.
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Opposing defenses have improved on their average performances against them.
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The Bush administration implemented opposing policies in Gaza and Jenin.
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How have those opposing reactions carried over into present day?
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I think basically I have two opposing views on it.
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Scott is one of the senators who's considering opposing him.
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These appointees spent their careers opposing birth control and abortion.
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We have to transmute opposing forces as our fuel. Always.
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That's arguably bad for me, shielding me from opposing viewpoints.
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Dean Heller of Nevada, criticizing him for opposing the bill.
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D'Arnaud also threw out just 22 percent of opposing basestealers.
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Opposing Hyde tends to be something Republicans – not Democrats – do.
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Apple is opposing the judge's order, and for good reason.
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Google's parent company is opposing Uber's motion for private arbitration.
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Opposing bigger trucks should be a slam dunk in Washington.
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Witnesses facing this unity had difficulty opposing its information requests.
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Five Republicans joined all Democrats in opposing the measure: Reps.
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Opposing them are broadband providers, who have been vocal critics.
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Opposing Trump's authoritarianism and corruption shouldn't be a partisan issue.
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This, too, is specious justification for opposing the REINS Act.
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Now she and Mr. Trump are both opposing Mrs. Clinton.
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The defendants' brief opposing certiorari is due on Nov. 23.
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Andrew Cuomo, has a long history of opposing recreational marijuana.
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Other groups are staying silent instead of opposing his nomination.
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Each derives part of his power by opposing the other.
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That in turn lessened negative views of the opposing party.
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That's the very reason why the NRA is opposing Clinton.
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Opposing viewsOthers, like former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Viral videos have terrified people into opposing Amazon's plastic packaging.
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David Young (Iowa), who is opposing the ObamaCare repeal bill.
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You could see the opposing coaches and parents sneaking glances.
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Five, the U.S. is openly opposing China's broadening global influence.
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There are only the arguments of parents in opposing camps.
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Rand Paul who flipped from opposing to supporting his nomination.
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Elizabeth Warren was "economically illiterate" for opposing the trade deal.
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea.
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I have nothing to lose by opposing this misguided law.
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The opposing side is also very happy to be negotiating.
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Why are these albums at opposing ends of the spectrum?
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How do you reconcile these two kind of opposing ideas?
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" Caucasians opposing segregation transmogrify from "race traitors" to "self-haters.
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Opposing hitters had studied their patterns and timed their pitches.
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Kansas City is where opposing passer ratings go to die.
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Neither Snell nor Matz had faced the opposing team before.
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The opposing factions are male dominated in the worst ways.
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"We are largely divided in opposing views," one juror wrote.
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Even different sides of the same industries took opposing views.
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They understand that opposing B.D.S. means standing up for peace.
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" His government, he added, "is about harmony and opposing extremism.
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Opposing him were 41 Democrats, one Republican and one independent.
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Opposing political sides that don't communicate meaningfully with each other.
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Are you in love with someone with opposing political views?
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Occasionally, she forgets, as do opposing teams on defensive switches.
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And in a Monday night statement opposing Kavanaugh's nomination, Sen.
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But a number of public interest groups are opposing it.
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Most clips are posted by news agencies opposing Mr. Rouhani.
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He is already on an opposing side to the president.
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Opposing pitchers felt it, even when they had great stuff.
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Your group will never pulverize and eliminate your opposing group.
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So do the Mets — and so do the opposing hitters.
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Sessions said he agrees with Trump in opposing the protests.
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Lindsey Graham opposing the cuts to legal migration and Sen.
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Mr. Dowd quit over their opposing views on the matter.
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It's proven over baseball that different looks challenge opposing lineups.
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Since the break, opposing hitters are hitting an A.L.-low .
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However, when faced with opposing viewpoints, many Americans polarize further.
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Problems for the opposing view are hunted for and magnified.
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But Senate Republicans have shown little appetite for opposing Trump.
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The survey found 453% opposing impeachment hearings and 245% approving.
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Henry Falcon, the main candidate opposing Maduro, defied the boycott.
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China has maintained a longstanding policy opposing unilateral military action.
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But M.B.Z. was born with another, opposing legacy: clan loyalty.
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And opposing Iran does not mean blindly trusting Saudi Arabia.
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Opposing political parties have voiced their support for the strike.
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The Astros' reception at opposing ballparks doesn't help the optics.
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The survey found 248% opposing impeachment hearings and 453% approving.
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Economic indicators are pointing at opposing directions for future growth.
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Democrats are opposing the emergency spending package for several reasons.
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A gauge by Termometro Politico showed 63 percent opposing it.
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Opposing centers have no idea what to do with him.
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Three Republicans opposing the bill would mean it would fail.
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Despite originally opposing the revamped North American trade agreement, Sen.
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A cry of outrage went up from the opposing team.
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Labor unions have been especially vocal in opposing the tax.
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The U.S. and Russia back opposing sides in the fight.
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Jerry Brown (D) wrote to the congressional delegation opposing it.
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Citywide there is no agreement about opposing the flight paths.
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But Powell faced several opposing forces inside the White House.
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Those opposing the legacy carriers say the claims are baseless.
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He attacked Tester for opposing legislation to ban sanctuary cities.
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How Much Should Fans Be Allowed to Distract Opposing Teams?
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Those opposing moves by the administration have AIDS activists baffled.
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I have spent 20 long years personally opposing this regime.
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Entrenched interest groups, particularly insurers, spent millions opposing the measure.
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That card is always about triumph and balancing opposing sources.
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I don't agree that opposing Gina Haspel is inherently sexist.
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The ability to even understand an opposing view becomes harder.
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The area has a history of opposing the extremist group.
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SpaceX and Tesla have joined a legal brief opposing an executive order opposing Donald Trump's executive order that imposes a ban affecting refugees and travelers from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
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He added that he believes most Americans would agree that only in "banana republics" do opposing campaigns "pay someone to dig up dirt on my opposing candidate" and then "feed it" to law enforcement.
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The Astros were suspected of having an employee near the field to study signs of opposing teams, but MLB determined the person in question was monitoring opposing teams to ensure they weren't up to wrongdoing.
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Security forces dragged parliamentarians opposing the bill out of the legislature.
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Opposing a Chinese bid for FCA makes an easy, inflammable tweet.
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In a two-party system you need opposing benches, he maintained.
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Turkey and Russia back opposing sides in Syria's ongoing civil war.
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" Opposing Sessions, however, "has nothing to do with friendship with Sen.
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Six. A fourth factor in the opposing trajectories has been continuity.
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In the past, the group has staged rallies opposing mandatory vaccinations.
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It's common for opposing elemental couples to enjoy challenging each other.
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She, like the Demogorgon in Dungeons & Dragons, has two opposing sides.
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Gold and the dollar do tend to enjoy an opposing relationship.
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Many of the groups opposing the reductions also promised to sue.
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The New York Times published two opposing opinion editorials on it.
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Clinton tweaked Mr. Sanders for opposing an immigration overhaul in 2007.
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These opposing lines create what appear to be a haphazard grid.
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This time, he is opposing the golf course as an outsider.
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This weekend, Venus will square with Mars, pulling you opposing directions.
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Consider the opposing ways two social-fund specialists view General Electric.
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An opposing campaign defending Sisi appeared, but drew less online support.
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"Remain": The opposing campaign emphasized economic harm if Brexit went ahead.
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The opposing pitcher may have had more to do with it.
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The two provinces joined the lawsuit this year on opposing sides.
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I wish more attention would be given to the opposing candidate.
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The company issued a crisp response opposing Trump Jr.'s analogy.
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Joan Huffman joined two other GOP Senate members in opposing it.
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Two of Franklin's sons are opposing the admission of the wills.
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The vote was nearly unanimous, with just three Republicans opposing it.
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But he also said he is not afraid of opposing Pelosi.
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The vote was 45-55, with seven Republicans opposing the measure.
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Sanders answered that he was opposing U.S. intervention in Latin America.
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Others in Hollywood are opposing Screening Room for reasons beyond profits.
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Go straight to the people in command of the opposing forces.
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Importers, including WalMart and other retailers, are strongly opposing the proposal.
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What did the opposing teams think when confronted with this ridiculousness?
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This meant McConnell could not afford even one more opposing senator.
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In essence, the opposing sides were fighting to very different rules.
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Pai has also claimed there are fraudulent comments opposing his proposal.
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Each filed a comment opposing the Social Security Administration's proposed rule.
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Related: Qatar and its opposing quartet: What's next in the standoff?
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Last year, he signed an open letter opposing Trump's presidential nomination.
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The movement centered on opposing specific policy proposals and government overreach.
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But conservatives aren't alone in opposing the ACA on ideological grounds.
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On the opposing side were consumer, minority and public interest groups.
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Opposing the DOJ's position is another "amicus" federal agency, the EEOC.
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"p," opposing the power of Wall Street munitions makers in the
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Sanders and Trump made opposing the TPP a signature campaign promise.
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It passed the House on Tuesday with only 12 members opposing.
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Twin sisters are running for office in Michigan in opposing parties.
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It's about opposing something, a woman with a long braid said.
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Waggoner read the court's decision as farther reaching than opposing groups.
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U.S. officials have signalled opposing views on the status of talks.
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Like the opposing team, Republicans don't even have to be good.
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Just 12 Republicans joined with all Democrats in opposing the bill.
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The President is not alone in opposing certification of the deal.
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Wade, which legalized abortion nationwide, among his reasons for opposing Kavanaugh.
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Yet there are other opposing stories, also true: Incarceration reduces crime.
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Again, two opposing sides seem to head in the same direction.
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So, that year, the coaches of the opposing teams were brothers.
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The same poll showed 220006 percent of voters opposing impeachment proceedings.
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However, they are different than opposing such punishments on moral grounds.
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Since then, he has been a challenging matchup for opposing pitchers.
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In opposing the bill, Peterson claimed the mantle of free speech.
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The survey did not explore their reasons for opposing the reforms.
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In Haddam, supporting Trump has been more common than opposing him.
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Her law firm is representing three industry groups opposing the deal.
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Democrats opposing Powell included potential 2020 presidential candidates such as Sens.
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He jawed at them and walked threateningly toward the opposing bench.
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Clinton for opposing drivers' licenses for illegal immigrants in 2007. Mrs.
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Rebel groups opposing Assad are supported by Western and Gulf powers.
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Students challenged to weigh opposing perspectives and make a cogent argument?
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If your goals are opposing, though, you'll create a chaotic mess.
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Pruitt joins Trump adviser Steve Bannon in opposing the Paris agreement.
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Ackman and Icahn have opposing bets on Los Angeles-based Herbalife.
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The group's $85003,000 investment in advertising is aimed at opposing Morganelli.
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More viscerally, Simmons's poor grades opened the door for opposing fans.
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The Greens and FDP also have opposing views on EU policy.
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This trend has prompted a conservative and industry campaign opposing it.
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He's anti-gay, both opposing same sex marriage and supporting FADA.
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And he suggested he's tired of Manchin opposing him on policy.
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And the country's main political factions support opposing sides in Syria.
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These opposing views are often worth reading for their entertainment value.
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Naturally, threatening to jail the opposing candidate makes it even worse.
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In other words: They were a nightmare for opposing pitching staffs.
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Each, in opposing the other, clarified his own point of view.
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And the opposing party has a lot to be upset about.
|
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Hurts has made this task that much harder for opposing teams.
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But he might have had other reasons for opposing the project.
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But the opposing forces could mean a period of uncertain dealmaking.
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"Both main parties are on record as opposing it," he added.
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Federal antitrust regulators must be more vigorous in opposing such mergers.
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No mass gun rights movement existed to articulate an opposing view.
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But Big Telecom has a history of opposing municipal broadband initiatives.
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At the meeting, she circulated a petition opposing the monument's language.
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Sentsov was arrested in 2014 for opposing Crimea's annexation by Russia.
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Another suggestion: Read the opposing articles instead of just interviewing people.
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But some residents are opposing proposed fixes, like employer-subsidized housing.
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The data indicates that two opposing turnout trends influenced the results.
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He adjusts them based on how opposing hitters have fared recently.
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"You've been opposing the U.S. for many years," said the headline.
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We have the capacity to hold opposing truths in one hand.
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Vale said it can't just be about opposing the current president.
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The dam is a rare example of cooperation across opposing sides.
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They also support opposing sides in wars in Yemen and Syria.
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The Iraqi federal government was hardly alone in opposing the referendum.
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Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska opposing it.
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Opposing coaches also stress fundamentals, just not the way Nebraska does.
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Reeves had branded himself as a traditional conservative, opposing Medicaid expansion.
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Mr. McConnell ignores more than market forces in opposing the bill.
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He published a thoughtful op-ed opposing the deal on Aug.
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Opposing Gorsuch — win or lose — is an act of principled leadership.
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And Republicans believe opposing Kavanaugh will help her GOP challenger, Rep.
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Go deeper: Read the opposing arguments from Democrats and from Republicans.
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And past chief justices have had opposing interpretations of that mandate.
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I can't see any reason for opposing the collection of data.
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" "As your hands get close, it should feel like opposing magnets.
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On Wednesday, the council issued a memo opposing the proposed amendment.
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Sanders is not alone in the Senate in opposing the pact.
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It is caught between opposing monsters: the commercial and communitarian imperative.
|
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He attacked opposing lineups with his entire arsenal and a sneer.
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Senators are allotted 16 hours to question the opposing legal teams.
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Life is never easy for an opposing quarterback in Foxborough, Mass.
|
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Four lawsuits were filed by groups and individuals opposing the ban.
|
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Jewish groups were largely supportive, with some liberal organizations opposing it.
|
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People opposing the law say that it destroys India's secular ethos.
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Poliquin denied opposing the amendment due to pressure from GOP leaders.
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Maine's legislature also passed a resolution last year opposing the monument.
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Most presidents don't have a tremendous regard for the opposing party.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) is also making noises about opposing it.
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They've been fighting on opposing sides and have survived this long.
|
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Minnesota filed its brief opposing the preliminary injunction motion last week.
|
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However, the opposing group argued that the change will erase history.
|
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Yet just a few days later, he was opposing the legislation.
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Legislators, for their part, laid blame at the opposing party's feet.
|
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Dan Bayless's portraits reflect the opposing realities of distance and warmth.
|
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Much of the debate among researchers falls into two opposing camps.
|
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This time on the opposing side of a different President Bush.
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Calling for the decriminalization of border crossings (while opposing a wall)?
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The AMA [American Medical Association] has written their letter opposing it.
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A member of the British parliament wrote a column opposing it.
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Lots of communication takes place thanks to the moon opposing Jupiter.
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In fact, it's apparently opposing all public funding into gun violence.
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There's all sorts of groups coming in, many on opposing sides.
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The Astros were suspected of having an employee near the field to study the signs of opposing teams, but MLB determined the person in question was monitoring opposing teams to make sure they weren't up to wrongdoing.
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It&aposs a problem Jackson has presented to opposing coaches since high school, with one only finding relief when he saw Jackson go on to similarly tear apart opposing college and NFL coaches later in his career.
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Outside groups have spent $6.9 million opposing Lamb and $2.4 million supporting Saccone so far, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, while putting only a little over a million toward both supporting Lamb and opposing Saccone.
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Indigenous groups across the continent have vowed to continue opposing the pipeline.
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Some accuse Mr Kilicdaroglu of not opposing Mr Erdogan's purges early enough.
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An opposing offer from Democrats would fund various federal agencies until Feb.
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The vibe today is uncertain thanks to the Moon opposing mysterious Neptune.
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I believe we can understand and value residents from the opposing America.
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That will likely require putting Republicans on the record opposing Obamacare repeal.
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BECAUSE YOU GUYS PUT OUT A STATEMENT OPPOSING THE NEW EXECUTIVE ORDER.
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The opposing hashtag had a much lower figure of more than 48,000.
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The regional powerhouses back opposing sides in conflicts in Syria and Yemen.
|
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Outside groups supporting and opposing both candidates spent about $90 million combined.
|
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The opposing team were better in terms of quality and ball possession.
|
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For another, Mr Trump's officials are continuing to push diametrically opposing policies.
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So, allies, here's my proposal: I'll get louder about opposing the Occupation.
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Two Republicans voted with Democrats in opposing the the rule change, Sens.
|
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Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski were treated for opposing the Obamacare repeal?
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All but two Democrats supported the measure, with all Republicans opposing it.
|
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Opposing a border wall is not the same as supporting open borders.
|
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New York and California are still pushing the lawsuit opposing the deal.
|
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Parent Amanda Garrett's daughter was on the opposing tug of war team.
|
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"This campus can't handle opposing thought," Silvio sneers at a flabbergasted Lionel.
|
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It passed 2–1, with the commission's lone Democrat, Mignon Clyburn, opposing.
|
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Angry arrows flare toward opposing units to show the distribution of firepower.
|
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The Justice Department filed papers opposing immediate intervention by the full court.
|
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At least one fund manager said he would be opposing the deal.
|
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Go deeper: Hospitals that treat poor patients aren't opposing Medicare for All
|
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He is also socially conservative, opposing both legal abortion and gay rights.
|
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Courier said opposing captain Lleyton Hewitt would miss Tomic's Davis Cup experience.
|
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But their opinions of the opposing party have plummeted in recent years.
|
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A petition opposing the use of warfarin has more than 12,000 signatures.
|
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Intimidation, through spyware, hacking, abusive comments or simply arrest, reduces opposing messages.
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And those two previously opposing concepts are now merged, now barely distinguishable.
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In 13, Jefferson ran with Burr again, opposing Adams's bid for reelection.
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The group is organized around opposing Clinton rather than explicitly boosting Trump.
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But you don't have to worry about her assembling an opposing alliance.
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My ExperienceDespite opposing opinions, I decided to give Dickey's method a try.
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The opposing team, the New York Islanders, wore the patches as well.
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The president has argued opposing sides of most issues over the years.
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Except the "groups" in this case are opposing areas of your brain.
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The 22-year-old Senzatela is limiting opposing hitters to a collective .
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Italy is now strongly opposing Germany's euro area austerity and migration policies.
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But a diametrically opposing trend is at work further east in Europe.
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Social media has been abuzz with opposing views on India's latest feat.
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Opposing net neutrality could be a liability in November's mid-term elections.
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Be open-minded in reviewing what you've pulled from the opposing class.
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Young girls dancing to the tune of a song opposing child marriage.
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Better understanding him -- even while fiercely opposing his dark philosophy -- just might.
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They decry the opposing "living constitution" approach as shot through with bias.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook responded in an open letter opposing the order.
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It felt good to have so many opposing views under one roof.
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A petition opposing the mass slaughter of dogs received 11 million signatures.
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Radical ideologies are characterized by intolerance towards opposing interests and differing opinions.
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Clinton returned to her attack on Sanders for opposing the auto bailout.
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It's the first appearance from the Opposing Force hero since his debut.
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Tonight: hundreds of people are in the streets of Chicago opposing Trump.
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The two opposing factions, however, are more intertwined than we might expect.
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Poland wasn't the only place Trump presented two opposing versions of himself.
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Both companies simply had less ground in opposing this package of bills.
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Bravo had an impressive game, stopping penalty shots by three opposing players.
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I didn't have to think hard about opposing the Trans Pacific Partnership.
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CEO Heather Bresch had more than a quarter of votes opposing her.
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Several senators released statements opposing his nomination, including Dianne Feinstein of California.
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Some people have him taking out as many as seven opposing players.
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Opposing factions include parties backed by regional rivals Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The Reagan family issued a statement in July strongly opposing Hinckley's release.
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What is more compelling than the opposing composites of fire and water?
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Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) similarly released a statement Tuesday opposing a pardon.
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This division of politics into two opposing camps has been dubbed Ulsterisation.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, and spur another lawsuit opposing the project.
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Democrats have lost their collective minds in opposing everything the president proposes.
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"Two opposing positions can live together in the same caucus," he said.
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"practically mute" after her father was imprisoned for opposing apartheid, and her
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It's spent about $85,000 opposing Kim, while spending five figures boosting Nelson.
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There seems, at first glance, no common ground between the opposing views.
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Mr. Lieberman is known for ruthlessly quashing people who hold opposing views.
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WATCH: Opposing factions in the tax wars debate whether cuts bring growth.
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Casting himself as a key figure opposing President Trump, New York Gov.
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The opposing parties' response to that request is due by Dec. 28503.
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We do not think of leadership and partnership as two opposing values.
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It cleanly divides the world into opposing forces of light and darkness.
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He always had an opposing view that Sinclair was a good actor.
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A woman who took an opposing stance was warned about making enemies.
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Is it best when the opposing player flails away and misses it?
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The 49ers have almost completely erased opposing wide receivers in recent weeks.
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Now he's running for Senate, but he's not opposing Trump on everything.
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Kamala Harris discusses race and calls out Joe Biden for opposing busing.
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MM: I believe it's a consequence of Brexit and the opposing positions.
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Another shareholder, Fir Tree Partners, is also opposing the Bonanza Creek deal.
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She generally agreed with conservatives in opposing expanded regulation of corporate conduct.
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"Two completely opposing yet related forces, like yin and yang," said Winkelmann.
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It seems the opposing forces provisions have been plundered by their leadership.
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Eisenach and Jamison have a long history of opposing the internet rules.
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Russia and the United States back opposing sides in the Syrian conflict.
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And those opposing the measure have many good reasons to do so.
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"We'll be opposing Roy Moore vigorously," McConnell told reporters at the Capitol.
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More Americans are hostile toward their opposing party than ever in history.
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There are perhaps two opposing metaphors for what the world is seeing.
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The veterans are known for unleashing violence on those opposing the government.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans submitted comments to EPA opposing this proposal.
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More hashtags proliferated: the opposing #CatsForBrexit, as well as #DogsAgainstBrexit and #DogsForBrexit.
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Opposing federal laws that allow "concealed carry" permits to cross state lines.
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The Honda went into opposing traffic lanes and hit the Waymo car.
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Groups opposing it included the Heritage Foundation and the Family Research Council.
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Second, our reporting could include opposing findings and trends, if they exist.
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It failed in a 231-193 vote, with 40 Republicans opposing it.
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For every tweet opposing abortion, there must be another one supporting it?
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We&aposve been opposing each other in many ways for many years.
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On Monday, 16 Democrats signed a letter opposing Pelosi's bid for Speaker.
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Opposing societal norms that are inherently unfair or misguided is one thing.
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Civility allows for attacking the opposing position, but not the opponents themselves.
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The US spent decades opposing, and in some cases fighting, communist forces.
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Their offense essentially turns all opposing pitching staffs into the Cincinnati Reds.
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If they lose the challenge, the opposing wrestler is awarded a point.
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And they'd be met with harshly opposing reactions to such vocal advocacy.
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This year, these opposing forces collided with greater force than ever before.
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The Senate was planning to vote on a resolution opposing Putin's proposal.
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Just don't ask him to make a video for any opposing candidates.
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Two Republicans opposing a Trump priority and that priority is doomed. 2.
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The opposing view calls for Democrats to reach out to Trump voters.
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Grassley placed a hold on the opposing bill, blocking it from consideration.
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For him, opposing his rivals' deal was a matter of shrewd business.
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Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire, sent DeVos a letter opposing the change.
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They're going to be in some ways on opposing paths going forward.
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They often matter more than the detailed arguments that opposing sides make.
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Abe's approach toward Trump would be "not accommodating, not opposing", he said.
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Some Democrats joined Republicans in opposing the measures that advanced on Friday.
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This gives the two powers some leverage over the main opposing factions.
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Can the differences between these opposing citadels of European rap be bridged?
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Of course, there's also the opposing theory that God does, indeed, exist.
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Elsewhere, artworks reveal an opposing inclination in photography: its objectifying, essentializing gaze.
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I have always been interested in two opposing forces in a painting.
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Those urges are tugging in opposing directions over Iran; hence the chaos.
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Second, opposing children is not a good way to fight climate change.
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Alonso is headlining his own production of "Frozen," co-starring opposing outfielders.
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But other Democrats say that view of the opposing party is naïve.
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Mr. Rubio joined Mr. Scott in opposing the nomination of Mr. Bounds.
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"The ones opposing us are getting fewer and fewer," he told Reuters.
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The court order does not list Mr. Moore as opposing the request.
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For nearly two decades, fans here have watched him dissect opposing defenses.
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When the opposing team score, there is absolute silence in the bar.
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No longer fearing reprisals for opposing the president, politicians have newfound influence.
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Despite their opposing views, the two sides have important things in common.
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Opposing gay and transgender rights was frequently a focus of his efforts.
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Their anger at the opposing party and its leaders is more pervasive.
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Opposing party leaders and MPs have voiced widespread disapproval with the move.
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He said it was his duty to teach students his opposing views.
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Sophia and Masafumi Watanabe have opposing design sensibilities, but are creatively intertwined.
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He lost a friend over their opposing politics after the 2016 election.
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He pointed at opposing players whom he wanted his teammates to defend.
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The Democratic Coalition, a super PAC opposing Trump, rebuked the president's action.
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From the opposing bench, tireless efforts have gone into preventing just that.
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For Ms. Nafisi, Iran's clerics were not the only ones opposing her.
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The opposite was true among Democrats, with 53 percent opposing the move.
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Ms. Clark's government supported the pipeline after initially opposing it last year.
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Clinton was walking a fine line on supporting or opposing the pipeline.
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The company had previously filed 14,000 pages of comments opposing stronger regulations.
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As senior leaders, opposing the outcome of the party contest was unthinkable.
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New Jersey answered with another goal that went off an opposing player.
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He said he had been adamant in opposing racial profiling at airports.
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But there are possible political upsides for Heitkamp in opposing Kavanaugh, too.
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The opposition made little headway in opposing the weekend of the vote.
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Yet Russia and the United States back opposing sides in the war.
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Independents are split about evenly, with 403% favoring impeachment and 43% opposing.
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As long as we use opposing frames, the conflict will continue unresolved.
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The impeachment proceedings provide a clear example of these opposing political realities.
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From both the opposing team and their fans out in the crowd.
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It was like, East Coast, West Coast—all these [opposing] surface qualities.
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The number of active Coastal GasLink-opposing chiefs has shifted over time.
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Each side has drawn tremendous energy from opposing this idea of liberalism.
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"My government is about harmony and opposing extremism," Mr. Joko has said.
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Independents are split about evenly, with 42% favoring impeachment and 403% opposing.
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But Senate Republicans have shown little appetite for opposing Trump that way.
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These groups have also been among groups opposing California's new privacy law.
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Potential Dem defectors face pressure on impeachment MORE opposing Medicare for all?
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Three GOP senators joined all Democrats and Independents in opposing the measure.
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Slick is one of those evocative words with multiple (and opposing) connotations.
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A petition opposing the proposed changes has now gained almost 15,000 signatures.
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"And Greenblatt tweeted on Monday: "Opposing Soros isn&apost what&aposs #antiSemitic.
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In 2005, he appeared in a series of television commercials opposing Gov.
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Specifically, ministers are restricted from endorsing or opposing candidates from the pulpit.
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In mulling his response options, Trump finds himself drawn in opposing directions.
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There was no critical consensus on this book, just two opposing camps.
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The only signature Giuliani policy was opposing civilian oversight of the NYPD.
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Thousands of people have submitted comments, many of them opposing the proposal.
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Oscar de la Renta bounced between first ladies with diametrically opposing worldviews.
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Eleven Republicans joined with all but two Democrats in opposing the effort.
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From the right come cries that I am opposing the tax plan.
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Archbishop Quinn held firm to church doctrine on abortion, opposing Roe v.
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Opposing impeachment made Van Drew's path to reelection as a Democrats tricky.
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Conway and Bannon may prove to be opposing forces in Trump's campaign.
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Two progressive senators were particularly outspoken in opposing the Rubio bill: Sens.
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Men and women are not two opposing teams competing for some trophy.
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The city council adopted a resolution last month opposing the ballot measure.
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Opposing field goal percentages are 3.6 percent higher than their normal average.
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The real question, then, isn't whether Trump is serious about opposing abortion.
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For example, over the last week, a group has spent over $250,000 opposing a California bill regulating dialysis care, while oil and gas companies have spent nearly $200,000 on ads opposing a proposed carbon tax in Washington state.
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He changed parties five times between 1999 and 93, and, early on the campaign trail, he praised parts of Planned Parenthood (while opposing abortion), vowed to protect Social Security, and supported gay rights (while opposing same-sex marriage).
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Reality Check: Sanders accuses Clinton of opposing drivers' licenses for undocumented immigrants By Kate Grise, CNN While speaking to an audience made up of mostly Hispanics, Sanders accused Clinton of opposing drivers' licenses for undocumented immigrants in New York.
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Newton demoralized opposing teams with his mobility and deflated them with his arm.
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Khalid said police accused them of yelling slogans favoring Pakistan and opposing India.
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Just yesterday, some 175,000 calls opposing the proposal went to members of Congress.
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We&aposre all in opposing side-- GUTFELD: They&aposre both people, you know.
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"We don't see it as two opposing dialogues," a French presidential source said.
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Finally, the predicted probability of any Democrat opposing Pelosi is not that large.
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His 214 games in Denver are more than double any other opposing skipper.
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Neither of the opposing sides applauded De Mistura's speech urging them to cooperate.
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The Tripoli government opposing Haftar said dozens were killed and wounded in Murzuq.
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Death threats, scoldings from Supreme Court justices and animosity from opposing fans ensued.
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Avenatti did not attend the court hearing and never filed any opposing arguments.
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They particularly don't like to be told those things by the opposing party.
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Philippot has stood firm, maintaining that opposing the euro is a vote winner.
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Mary was the goalie and Poe was playing defense on an opposing team.
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On his first trip through opposing lineups, Mr McCullers had been virtually unhittable.
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Many ads placed in 2015 were focused on opposing the Iran nuclear deal.
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Drama pops up in your social life thanks to the sun opposing Uranus.
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If party supporters remain focused on opposing Mr Trump that will be easier.
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It has been especially involved in opposing the Trump administration's restrictive trade policies.
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John McCain (R-AZ) and Rand Paul (R-KY) in opposing the bill.
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Thousands of consumers signed petitions opposing the attempted Comcast and Time Warner merger.
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And this girl finds herself thrust into a leadership role in opposing it.
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And many families have forebears who were on opposing sides in the war.
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Like baseball, the objective is to score more runs than the opposing team.
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MINXIN PEI and Kishore Mahbubani's separate statements are elegant summaries of opposing attitudes.
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Khan is not the only one in the U.K. opposing Trump's state visit.
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Dr Bark, a forceful speaker, has made a vocation out of opposing vaccines.
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You&aposve seen Republicans come up by a large margin really opposing that.
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Opposing batters are 1-for-37 against him with runners in scoring position.
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That&aposs Brady&aposs most wins without a loss against any opposing quarterback.
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Trump is dissolved, the House passes a resolution 238-185 opposing the ban.
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Only about 100 ads overtly mentioned supporting Donald Trump or opposing Hillary Clinton.
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Some opposing lawmakers called the proposal to lend money to pensions a bailout.
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Update, 3:05 PM ET: Includes a statement from group opposing the initiative.
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The game marked their 31st match-up on opposing teams, Sports Illustrated reported.
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John McCain (R-AZ) opposing the nomination of Gina Haspel as CIA director.
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At a Capitol Hill press conference Wednesday opposing the Green New Deal, Rep.
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But by the 1960s, two opposing ideas about what caused heart disease emerged.
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This converts your feed to another users' (who, presumably, has opposing political views).
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He has spent his life opposing the use of force by Western governments.
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The House and the Senate ultimately passed the waiver with several Democrats opposing.
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A few people reply to him, with some supporting and some opposing him.
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That bill failed, but several Republican legislators paid the price for opposing it.
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He is circulating a letter opposing Yellen's reappointment, the Ohio congressman's spokesman said.
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The opposing team did not have to make a huge effort to win.
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Used effectively, this could totally break an opposing push at a critical time.
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That's because in opposing witnesses, Alexander took great pains to fault Trump's conduct.
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It was the last time opposing battleships fired on each other in combat.
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The measure would fail if four Republicans join all Democrats in opposing it.
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Greg Abbott (R), Patrick and House Speaker Joe Straus (R) opposing the bill.
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And she's going to keep canvasing for signatures on her petition opposing it.
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The two countries also support opposing combatants in conflicts in Yemen and Syria.
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Protesters opposing Kavanaugh's confirmation held rallies in Washington, New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
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The prosecution, in response, filed its own motion opposing the request for dismissal.
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Russia and Turkey, a NATO member, back opposing sides in the Syrian conflict.
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RELATED: Republicans opposing GOP health care plan hear from voters during recess Sen.
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On Thursday, 27 Democratic senators sent a letter to Zinke opposing the order.
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The last two were let go shortly after publicly opposing an administration position.
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" He also insisted that "opposing this order is not something we take lightly.
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Clinton hits back at Sanders, accuses him of opposing the auto bailout pic.twitter.
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Liberals and Democrats will have a field day opposing all of these plans.
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AHIP has been cautious, and says it's not supporting or opposing the bill.
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J Street and the Reform Jewish Movement are among groups opposing Friedman's nomination.
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Here's a look at the Republicans opposing, critical or supportive of the order.
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Greece has said it supports a political dialogue between opposing sides in Venezuela.
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Opposing forces create dynamic tensions that drive you crazy and keep you going.
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She had tweeted articles opposing reinstating the death penalty and condemning mob violence.
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Cruz is perhaps most well known for tenaciously opposing ObamaCare at every turn.
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Using committee gavels to disrupt regulators of opposing parties is a common tactic.
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You can bet, too, that the opposing manager will be thinking about it.
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They invert the floor, forcing opposing bigs into uncomfortable territory on the perimeter.
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The vice president went on to issue a full statement opposing the protest.
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Legitimate businesses — big and small — have no interest in opposing the proposed legislation.
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Australian producers have filed papers in New Zealand and Britain opposing the applications.
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The course's construction drew controversy, with environmental activists and local residents opposing it.
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Human rights groups and some lawmakers are opposing her confirmation over the issue.
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Republicans were unanimous in opposing the resolution, and two Democrats voted against it.
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He claims he was being punished for opposing current Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
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Obviously, these antithetical attitudes were also apparent in the opposing organs' alliterative editorials.
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"We remain firm in opposing this unlawful expansion of EPA's power," he said.
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She also accused him of opposing busing black students into predominately white schools.
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He reportedly came around to opposing the sit-in after meeting with the
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Accordingly, it passed on an 28503-22019 vote, with only Republican senators opposing.
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Correction: The conservative advocacy group Americans for Prosperity is opposing the new fee.
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Here are five issues on which Trump and Mattis have had opposing views.
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It was based on mutual respect and tolerance for those holding opposing positions.
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He appointed an Attorney General with a long history of opposing voting rights.
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The protest is part of a series of planned events opposing the auction.
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But being fired for rudely opposing the President has a dangerous chilling effect.
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Seven percent wanted him impeached but not removed and 48 percent opposing impeachment.
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Gwinnett County Judge Jim Hinkle called protesters opposing a statue of Confederate Gen.
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" There was the time he described an opposing team (Chelsea) as "11 babies.
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Opposing the arming of teachers in schools and keeping schools gun-free zones.
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However, a small but vocal group of scholars is advancing an opposing viewpoint.
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In other words, neither side disagrees fundamentally with what the opposing party wants.
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They proceeded to Lafayette Square Park, where police kept the opposing sides separated.
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Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, opposing the bill.
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In years past, this would have started stomachs churning in the opposing dugout.
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The recent letter opposing the merger of AT&T and Time Warner Inc.
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And he was one of 16 Democrats who signed a letter opposing Rep.
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But the practice of listening to opposing views is essential for effective citizenship.
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Nor did counsel for the bankruptcy trustee, who filed a brief opposing disgorgement.
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The use of opposing materials is visible in Box Clever's earliest foamcore prototypes.
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By opposing Trump, conservatives risk a leftward spiral that takes decades to undo.
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In 2011, the tribe delivered a formal resolution opposing the mine to PacRim.
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Football players from opposing teams aren't supposed to delight in each other's victories.
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The logging industry arguing in favor of it, and many scientists opposing it.
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There are two opposing models of how the internet has changed protest movements.
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The Wildcats have also helped themselves by creating wasted possessions for opposing offenses.
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The video is played in reverse, with both artists playing opposing mob members.
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He's opposing it for the same reason as Meadows: the refundable tax credits.
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Earlier this month, Georgia's House of Representatives passed a bill opposing offshore drilling.
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They urged supporters to reach out to senators about opposing the new bill.
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It did not respond to questions about the opposing views within the administration.
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Schumer cited Tillerson's work at Exxon as a factor in opposing his confirmation.
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Clinton's shift to opposing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal was a falsehood.
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People can make public opposing views about concerns like: How are we created?
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With those opposing forces in mind, Cramer turned to his weekly game plan.
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As discussed earlier, when one muscle group contracts, its opposing muscle group relaxes.
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We should ask: Are prosecutors opposing new mandatory minimum sentences during legislative debates?
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Meanwhile, environmentalists will open a campaign to generate public comments opposing the rollback.
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Opposing defenses are in a picked every time Houston comes down the court.
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"Feelings of disgust have spiked about people in opposing political parties," said Lum.
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The big companies are not alone in opposing the commission's digital tax proposal.
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This amplification of the polarized can leave people weary of the opposing party.
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Baltimore is the fourth easiest fantasy matchup for opposing tight ends (11.8 F.P.P.G.).
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In one case, she said, two customers with opposing views came to blows.
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Which left Mr. Binder, a contrarian by nature, to take an opposing position.
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But, be warned: This is a sneaky full moon, with Mars opposing Neptune.
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The "O" perfectly represents the gaping holes that opposing defenses have run through.
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Opposing partisans are also likely to find each other harder to reason with.
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Governors from both parties have emerged as a key constituency opposing the bill.
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This one opposing counsel is, to use the legal term, a major butthole.
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Under the rules, the opposing side would have to respond by 11 a.m.
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Chuck Schumer of New York, the Senate Democratic leader, took the opposing view.
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EST in sensitive Cancer, opposing thought-ruling Mercury, structured Saturn, and powerful Pluto.
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The group, Families USA, is opposing a plan released on Wednesday from Sen.
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Often pressed for time, reporters are just unaware of opposing opinions or facts.
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The Idaho Republican Party passed a resolution in June opposing the ballot measure.
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Election officials opposing the voter roll requests had a wide range of concerns.
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Price has devoted much of his political career opposing expansion of health insurance.
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This is an opportunity for moderate Americans to come in with opposing views.
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And the EPA and Transportation Department went on record Friday opposing the deal.
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Opposing the bill risks marking any Republican as a traitor to the party.
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He was best known in the U.S. for strongly opposing the Iraq invasion.
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But doctors have a history of opposing health-care reform of all kinds.
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"All politics is local," like the law of gravity, usually overpowers opposing forces.
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Arguing with the author in your head forces you to gather opposing evidence.
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And indigenous groups and activists are opposing new projects, worried about environmental impacts.
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Christopher Coons (D-Del.) voted present after opposing Pompeo in an initial vote.
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It means strongly opposing the targeting of minority groups out of religious bigotry.
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National Republicans have abandoned ads there slamming Lamb for opposing the tax law.
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Its ideological underpinnings are often described as opposing government intervention in the economy.
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In mulling his options for responding, Trump finds himself drawn in opposing directions.
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The competing arguments and political wrangling have pulled the President in opposing directions.
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Stopping violence against all women starts with opposing any violence against any woman.
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Art enters the domain of community and of the political without opposing aloneness.
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More Democrats are supporting taxpayer funding of abortion and opposing the Hyde Amendment.
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These opposing views are part of a wider cultural battle over public space.
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The combined 101 points were the most between two opposing players since Feb.
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Signs and banners opposing China and Taiwan's Republic of China identity were ubiquitous.
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Readers and viewers think those people are typical representatives of the opposing view.
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Judges don't usually ask too many questions when opposing parties agree about something.
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They have also joined other conservative religious groups in opposing same-sex marriage.
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An opposing player is in the crease, the play is whistled dead. Simple!
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For the tribalist, there are only opposing tribes and the battle between them.
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While not all of Hassan's positions fit RAD's agenda, opposing Ayotte definitely does.
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In those disparate and opposing dots, he is trying to find a balance.
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The aim was to weaken the opposing Federalist Party as much as possible.
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In addition to Pai, the other four FCC chairs have also released statements opposing the proposal for a government run 5G network, with Commissioners Carr, Clyburn, O'Rielly, and Rosenworcel echoing Pai's remarks in opposing the government building a nationwide 5G network.
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The prevailing view at that time was that it was wrong to treat "opposing the party and opposing socialism" as a crime because there was no clear standard for what constituted opposition, and any alternative political viewpoint should be tolerated.
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Baik rarely sees fellow Asian-Americans at coaching clinics, conventions or on opposing benches.
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If they selected to read opposing opinion, they had a chance to win $10.
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However, nothing galvanizes opposing forces to action better than significant wins by their foes.
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But major scientific organizations have been opposing the Secret Science Reform Act for years.
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Plus, meet the Michigan twin sisters who are running for office in opposing parties.
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" Harris said she would support federally mandated busing if "governments were actively opposing integration.
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These abstract works marry the two materials, exemplifying a harmony between two opposing media.
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Why it matters: There are two strongly opposing sides to the equal pay argument.
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The answer is an opposing process that also grows steadily more powerful over time.
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Why do the group believe direct action is an effective tool for opposing cuts?
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Bogut knows his role and gives the opposing defense something else to worry about.
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King spoke of the "fierce urgency of now" in opposing war, materialism and racism.
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Students opposing the former president participated in an alternative ceremony, according to CBS News.
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Then, in an equally classy move, the opposing Fresno State Bulldogs declined the penalty.
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Authorities have repeatedly warned they would prosecute those opposing, criticizing or misrepresenting the incursion.
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Goldilocks is opposing Noble's restructuring plan as protecting creditors at the expense of shareholders.
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" Similarly, Mark Rylance offered an understated comment about the need for "opposing without hatred.
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This step has become somewhat procedural, with judges rarely questioning or opposing the terms.
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Nearly 100 tech companies on Sunday night filed a legal brief opposing the ban.
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Points are scored when one player known as the 'jammer' overtakes opposing team members.
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Attorneys general from New York, Massachusetts and Virginia have joined suits opposing the order.
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In his past 18 games, Cecil has held opposing left-handed hitters to a .
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Tyreek Hill showed why that could be a problem for opposing defenses this season.
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The "opposing benches" layout is most useful for heated debate between two distinct parties.
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Ron DeSantis didn't face any backlash from his GOP supporters tonight for opposing Trumpcare.
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Why should they trust officials whose election and decisions they were preventing from opposing?
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Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are in mediation over opposing parenting styles, PEOPLE confirms.
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And a commitment to justice must also mean opposing Israel's horrific treatment of Palestinians.
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Joe Walsh, who is also opposing Trump in the GOP primary, disagreed big time.
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As Trump takes his victory lap, the opposing party needs to find its way.
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That milestone comes after groups opposing Trump's candidacy spent heavily to prevent his coronation.
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An all-out chaotic brawl broke out between opposing fans at the Dodgers vs.
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A House-passed resolution opposing the withdrawal has been blocked twice in the Senate.
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One of the opposing lawyers, James A. Hoffman of San Antonio, put it differently.
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Some mainstream environmental groups, including one ironically named Climate Solutions, are opposing the plan.
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Therefore nationalists across the world should make common cause in opposing these global forces.
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What's curious to me is how that violence can simultaneously occupy two opposing narratives.
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Gregg Popovich, the coach of the San Antonio Spurs, watched from the opposing bench.
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Trump's speech drew a swift rebuke Tuesday from opposing ends of the political spectrum.
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He knows he'll be hearing from opposing fans from now until Duke's season ends.
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But as entrenched, opposing positions go, it's hard to find two more perfect examples.
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Priorities USA Action reported spending nearly $500,000 this week on television ads opposing Sens.
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Both Mike Pence and Tim Kaine hammered at the opposing side's would-be president.
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Exposing intra-party divisions, more than 20 Republicans joined Democrats in opposing that ban.
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The two are ex-colleagues, but have sharply opposing views on investment and management.
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Have we actually witnessed an administration infiltrate the presidential campaign of an opposing party.
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At Thursday night's debate, Harris also accused Biden of opposing busing, which Biden disputed.
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Opposing guardsmen curtly shake hands, and the border gates roll shut for the night.
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The victor had proven his independent streak by opposing Mr Cartes in the senate.
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A million bank workers observed a one-day strike on Tuesday opposing bank mergers.
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Those who have opposed him aren't just opposing his view on the Mortara case.
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A Quinnipiac University poll, meanwhile, shows nearly half of the country opposing Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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"We started seeing eight, nine guys in the box," he said of opposing defenses.
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Worse yet, we also root for the opposing team to have their lives destroyed.
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He continued that party lawmakers wouldn't face backlash for openly opposing the business mogul.
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And I'm not sure that "sexy" and "nice" would necessarily be considered opposing attributes.
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"Two opposing perceptions of the world to come," the paper headlined on its website.
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I presume then that those people will all be vocally opposing his re-elect.
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And on Tuesday, over 100 celebrities signed a letter opposing the anti-transgender legislation.
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When two people have opposing views on finances, it can easily lead to conflict.
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But Senate Republicans caution they may join Democrats in opposing that legally controversial step.
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The two men competing over this seat in many ways represented opposing American ideals.
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We are rapidly approaching a point where censorship of opposing voices is the norm.
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Next, Trump should resolve the silly lawsuit Republicans filed opposing the cost-sharing subsidies.
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"Last year, the opposing side thought there were enough mechanisms available," Ms. Hunter said.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious asset.
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The measure passed mostly along party lines, 234-186, with five Republicans opposing it.
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Just last month, a Red Star fan was killed while fighting with opposing fans.
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The contract outlines that among its other responsibilities, Gibson Dunn would be "opposing NOPEC".
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With that dulled, they showed different, and at times opposing effects, as the women.
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Russia and Turkey, a NATO member, are backing opposing sides in the Syrian conflict.
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A fundraising battle has two previously opposing tech CEOs fighting on the same side.
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But it's certainly not all positive news for the party opposing the White House.
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All that said, December 1 will bring some turbulence, due to Mars opposing Uranus.
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Workers are opposing the deal, saying Athens is selling off its most precious assets.
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Nope. It was a mom of one of the boys on the opposing team.
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A fundamental part of this system is accepting the legitimacy of the opposing party.
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That's how Rochko can maintain his strong stance opposing corporate structuring, monetization and advertising.
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It was almost inevitable that at some point these opposing alliances would butt heads.
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It was almost inevitable that at some point these opposing alliances would butt heads.
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The story was important in providing support to the international coalition opposing the war.
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Last night, 96 companies filed legal documents opposing the Muslim Ban, according to Gizmodo.
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However, the opposing party is expected to fight the new president on many fronts.
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Finally, primaries "open" to independents and members of the opposing party make no sense.
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Egypt has taken a leading role at the United Nations in opposing gay rights.
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The API is on record opposing the Clean Power Plan and wants it overturned.
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For most Republicans, opposing him would invite bigger political problems than they'll willingly accept.
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Every role has its own unique mini-game to play with the opposing countries.
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He has had opposing teams scoreless in all 10 of his appearances this season.
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Alan Abramowitz, a political scientist at Emory, is a leader of the opposing camp.
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Russia and the U.S. have been supporting opposing sides in the Syrian civil war.
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The two sides have issued conflicting reports on the damage done to opposing fighters.
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That means tackling mandatory and entitlement spending, in addition to opposing annual spending increases.
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There have been two main opposing positions during the negotiations of the ICC Statute.
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Other groups, including the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, filed similar briefs opposing the ban.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), is pumping $1.5 million into an ad campaign opposing Rep.
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He and his second baseman communicated about the opposing team's base runners in Latin.
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Within an hour the Republican and Democrat high-five despite opposing views on Trump.
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After opposing other government initiatives, Cusi, the Aymara judge, was impeached by the Senate.
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Covey served up three homers to the Yankees and opposing batters have a collective .
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All lined up for staged photo ops apologizing for offending and opposing the party.
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Connections are made between two opposing ideas that were not apparent in the meeting.
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Groups opposing the rule argue it's too costly for the trucking industry to implement.
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But once upon a time, as an NFL lineman, he made opposing players squeal.
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But he quickly pivoted to O'Rourke opposing the nominee because he sides with Clinton.
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There are already two Republican senators on record opposing the bill from GOP Sens.
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Opposing worldviews have always existed in America (and probably since humans have been around).
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We shouldn't have people celebrating or opposing laws that make it easier to vote.
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Despite this supposed opportunity, Roku submitted a filing with the FCC opposing the scheme.
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Such a statement could help bridge that widening gap between opposing sides, he explained.
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Next up are the Saints, last season's most generous defense for opposing fantasy quarterbacks.
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Notably, the loudest voices opposing Trump in the GOP are headed for the exits.
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Iran and Saudi Arabia have long accused each other of supporting groups opposing them.
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It also accused Clinton of being a "latecomer" to opposing the Keystone XL pipeline.
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"It's not the plan I would want," Ingraham told her viewers, opposing the proposal.
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Tim Scott joined Flake in opposing Farr's nomination last month, effectively ending that nomination.
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"It's obviously fun having someone that you know pretty well opposing you," Cheika said.
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Overall, the split was more even, with 28503 percent supporting and 22019 percent opposing.
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But with five senators opposing the draft, its chance of passage is in question.
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In September 2017, more than 300 Arkansas farmers signed a petition opposing the ban.
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An analysis of two opposing campaign pages underscores the wide gap in reader activity.
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The vote was 216-212, with 20 Republicans joining Democrats in opposing the measure.
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Elizabeth Warren as she gave a speech opposing then attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions.
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The two leaders' opposing ideologies have been evident on the international stage before too.
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These may all be policies worth opposing; they're not crimes that can't be tolerated.
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Lieber himself had much at stake in how soldiers were treated by opposing forces.
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Competing narratives are often hobbled by cherry-picked facts by opposing points of view.
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The bill they passed contains many provisions that Republicans will be united in opposing.
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In the months that followed, dozens of activists opposing the coup regime were killed.
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The opposing demographics held each other in relative check until after the 22 election.
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Leading figures in the debate greeted the new study with strong — and opposing — reactions.
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Johnson on Monday said opposing hearings for Garland would not hurt his reelection chances.
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Last September, Briskman announced that that she was opposing Volpe in the upcoming election.
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Shortly before the vote, the House Liberty Caucus released a statement opposing the budget.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) on Friday for opposing the new GOP bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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Opinion pieces opposing any effort to remove P-22 have appeared in local newspapers.
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I had found this new way of working by taking up an opposing position.
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The judge said that because he's a government official, Trump can't censor opposing views.
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Opposing big companies and small companies is an absurd idea François Fillon FF: Neither.
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Over the years we have presented many films from opposing sides of an issue.
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Opposing teams know what's coming but there's still the matter of actually stopping it.
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Soon after it was introduced, Ash Koosha shared an impassioned statement opposing Trump's ban.
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In this world, autism easily becomes the opposing team, or the long-term nemesis.
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Tellingly, it is neoconservatives who have been among the most vocal in opposing Trump.
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Where those seemingly opposing ideas crash into each other is with Porpentine's howling dogs.
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During a lengthy trial, opposing lawyers presented vastly different consequences of a potential merger.
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Torture is a good word for what James Harden is doing to opposing defenses.
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Increasingly, Republicans are voting against opposing moves on climate policy — a political double negative.
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White suburban women are more skeptical of the wall, opposing it 5533% to 2553%.
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He sees something he calls "technology" and something he calls "globalization" as opposing forces.
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"It will be different," the coach said of seeing Martin on the opposing side.
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Holding an opposing view to any administration does not have any relevance, Zaid said.
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Clinton sympathetic to Wall Street and her aides conflicted about opposing the trade pact.
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Clinton's bid for the White House, opposing her candidacy on policy and personal grounds.
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Mr. Sentsov denies plotting violent actions, but openly admits opposing Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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"It doesn't get them the same thing as Lamb opposing Pelosi," Mr. McHenry said.
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So far, the courts have agreed with the critics in opposing the travel ban.
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"I'm not interested in what happens to Bill Clinton," she said in opposing impeachment.
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Needless to say, wanting to strengthen an agreement is not tantamount to opposing it.
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However, opposing bids were unlikely given General Mills' high offer price, other analysts said.
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If you're losing, you get to pick your own opposing pitcher for the ninth.
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And an atmosphere of us-versus-them politics equated supporting Israelis with opposing Palestinians.
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During playoff games, Laughlin sits behind the bench and helps identify opposing play calls.
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In 1936, he joined a coalition of left-wing forces opposing Franco in Spain.
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Then opposing sides come together in kumbaya-fist-bump-moment and beat said enemy.
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Throughout his political career, Governor Scott has veered between supporting and opposing offshore drilling.
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So we are directly opposing this feeling of loss with a feeling of creation.
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I am excited to follow this series and consider the implications and opposing viewpoints.
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This is invaluable for finding the most effective strategies for opposing and undermining them.
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They can put up points in a hurry, but can also frustrate opposing quarterbacks.
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The tobacco industry poured more than $17 million into ads opposing the tax hike.
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Marreese Speights can't guard anybody, but his itchy trigger finger will stretch opposing defenses.
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" Gravel also said he's impressed with Gabbard's "courage in opposing the military industry complex.
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If Biden wins, I will write column after column opposing him on policy grounds.
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Democrats championed Afghanistan to shield themselves from criticism over opposing the war in Iraq.
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The Big Tent Project, created in February, has spent nearly $5 million opposing Sanders.
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The Democratic Majority for Israel has also spent more than $1 million opposing Sanders.
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We'll sit still for opposing points of view only when it's a food fight.
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Williams also wants to use his speed to confuse and challenge opposing defensive backs.
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Segregationists urged moderation in opposing voting rights and other fundamental rights for African-Americans.
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How will they pick opposing uniform colors (MAGA and knit pussyhats are terrible camouflage)?
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In response, a coalition of dot-org groups wrote a petition opposing the deal.
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At the heart of this divide are opposing reactions to changing demographics and culture.
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The opposing side said that he is acting like a populist; populism, why populism?
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More than 28500,6900 of them signed a statement opposing the Smoot-Hawley tariff increases.
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The more the two parties take strongly opposing positions, the more different they appear.
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Very few said they trust the opposing party — 4 percent and 5 percent, respectively.
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Murkowski and Collins also joined all Democrats in opposing her nomination, necessitating the tiebreaker.
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For the crime of opposing Putin's favored candidate, Yushchenko was not-so-mysteriously poisoned.
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Schneider knew he'd lose endorsements by opposing the deal, and he did lose endorsements.
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And it was the chant at a demonstration opposing Andrew Puzder for Labor secretary.
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In the video, McCain faults Kirkpatrick for not opposing higher taxes and federal spending.
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The opposing views are likely to cause problems, according to retired Army Lt. Col.
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It's not clear if any other GOP senators will join her in opposing Readler.
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Collins was the third Republican to go on the record as opposing the bill.
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With two Republican senators opposing Ms. DeVos, her confirmation hangs by a single vote.
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But opposing those changes, Mr. Kreiss said, has proved powerful at mobilizing a community.
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With about a minute to spare, Cameron and Corbyn materialized on their opposing benches.
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Its social life, meanwhile, was defined by the struggle opposing workers and their employers.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are doubling down on abortion, it appears — in opposing directions.
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Farmers and ranchers who spent years opposing the project moved on with their lives.
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A group opposing their removal said it had collected 31,000 signatures for a petition.
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Let's stipulate that Mr. Northam is wrong on opposing Virginia as a sanctuary state.
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Groups representing patients and insurers flooded Senate offices Wednesday with correspondence opposing the proposal.
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Dannel P. Malloy of Connecticut proposed a letter formally opposing the Senate legislation. Gov.
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By making it all about opposing him, Democrats have only made President Trump stronger.
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Opposing her might be counterproductive because, despite mounting criticism, she still commands respect. Gen.
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Now two opposing governments are fighting for control and are supported by different countries.
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Since the 2016 election, Democrats have been united in opposing anything proposed by Republicans.
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The N.C.A.A. has banned gratuitously hitting the head or neck of an opposing player.
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Outside the building where the hearing was convened, protesters held signs opposing the tax.
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In this case, we're seeing really big differences and voters going in opposing directions.
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Moscow supports embattled Syrian President Bashar Assad, while Ankara favors the rebels opposing him.
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Such a policy would be literally "confiscatory," conservatives' favorite epithet in opposing higher taxes.
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Over 700 former E.P.A. employees have signed a letter to senators opposing his confirmation.
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Independent groups have spent $7.4 million to boost Nelson, versus $6.2 million opposing him.
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They formed groups opposing the new rules, and launched a petition against the ordinances.
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In May, more than 100 organizations signed a letter to Congress opposing the changes.
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Last week, opposing sides began direct talks under the auspices of the United Nations.
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In pricing out Medicare-for-all, you're pitting two opposing forces against each other.
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They could also be used to silence harassment, trolls or people with opposing viewpoints.
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Since the 1980s, Americans have been reporting increasingly negative opinions about the opposing party.
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Our political system has become so toxic that voters inherently tune out opposing viewpoints.
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And yes, the tradition of opposing by blocking is cherished in our political system.
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Both Republican and Democratic leaders tried to preemptively heap blame on the opposing party.
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Only about $300,000 was spent supporting O'Connor, while roughly $900,000 went toward opposing Balderson.
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For the past year, the CSU has pursued a hard-line position opposing immigration.
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Tennessee is also better at pressuring opposing quarterbacks, with both quality personnel and scheme.
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Authorities have repeatedly warned they would prosecute those opposing, criticising or misrepresenting the incursion.
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Macgregor has also appeared on Fox strongly opposing any kind of conflict with Iran.
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Trump likes to make his own decisions and doesn't deal well with opposing voices.
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But many attorney generals are opposing it and say the fight is not over.
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Will the president being away help their cause in opposing the GOP tax package?
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Padres RH Colin Rea (103-3, 5.37) Scherzer is limiting opposing batters to a .
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The Cardinals have given up an NFL-high 11 touchdowns to opposing tight ends.
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A top House Democrat says he is opposing a sweeping Asia-Pacific trade agreement.
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One batter on the opposing team can be designated as ineligible for any game.
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The yin and yang are symbols of opposing yet complementary forces in Chinese philosophy.
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John McCain, who died nearly two weeks ago, for opposing his Obamacare repeal effort.
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The lawmakers pointed to a tweet from Pichai, opposing family separation at the border.
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I encourage people: If you have an opposing opinion, use it, don't be afraid.
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Mr. Clinton, Mr. Obama and Mr. Carter are on record opposing Mr. Trump's wall.
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Lindsay returned as an opposing player to see a half-empty arena in Sunrise.
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So if we are stressing the opposing pitcher, I think that's a good thing.
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Opposing BDS takes away the only effective nonviolent leverage that Palestinian society currently has.
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Major League Baseball joined the Indians in opposing the injunction, which was not granted.
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The County Commissioners Court is on the record opposing a wall cutting through downtown.
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While Democrats have been unified in opposing anti-Semitism, they are divided over Israel.
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He is also a leader of Protect the Inlet, a group opposing the project.
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It failed handily, 43 to 57, with nine Republicans and all Democrats opposing it.
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They tell us to blame it on the immigrants and the opposing political party.
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Pharmaceutical companies spent more than $109 million on ads opposing the measure, while Sen.
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As such, it is out of bounds to threaten to jail opposing candidates, to denounce the opposing party as the greatest enemy, and to welcome assistance from foreign governments for your campaign, and Congress has a collective responsibility to make this boundary clear.
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In the wake of the latest mass shooting incident that took the lives of 26 people in Sutherland Springs, Texas, has everyone had enough time to angrily blame the opposing political party, opposing lobby group, or any of the other usual suspects?
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While DesJarlais is a huge Trump supporter and was visibly torn about opposing the bill last time around, Brat's change of tone is more notable given his reputation as a care-free leadership antagonist who has zero problem opposing GOP leadership or Trump.
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